and i think this is james that she's talking about who was an adams' servant. james was a special person to abigail. and when abigail, in few months after this goes to philadelphia, john says, "don't bring james." he didn't want blacks in philadelphia as his servants. it's not really clear why but i think it was a sense that they could be corrupted because there were much many fewer blacks in massachusetts and it was a larger black free black community and slaves in philadelphia. and he says to her, "don't have him come beyond philadelphia or beyond new york. have him go back." and he writes a second letter, and this is very revealing to me and he says, "you have babied him." and i think he was a special. i think she taught him to read. and so, i don't think that this i don't know that she was instructing john adams so much on this is that she was showing her love and affection for james as an individual regardless of his race. here's a quote that one of our viewers are sending i believe, it looks like she's quoting john a letter of john to abigail in 1774. the

the suspect james adams fell asleep yesterday after heating up some tater tots and getting comfortable on the sofa. according to officers that's when the petaluma homeowner found him on her couch. the woman called police. officers tased him twice and placed him under arrest. >>> caltrans was reportedly aware of leaks in the new bay bridge span more than a year before it opened. that's according to today's "san francisco chronicle." the steel structure meant to be watertight leaked as early as 2012. the newspaper cites documents which also warn that water could cause corrosion. >>> new at noon word of a big power outage at the uc-berkeley campus. uc officials say 25 buildings lost power just a few minutes ago. no word yet on how long until that power will be restored. the cause of the outage unknown at this time. >>> "airbnb" is a factor in evictions in san francisco. 145 eviction notices during 12 months specifically mention "airbnb" for violations linked to short term rentals in general. attorneys believe many more such evictions go unreported. evictions can be for illegal use. >>> th

taste of twice before finally arrested him officials are not sure why the man with an identified as james adamsid been there a little while he a to offer food will look at a new way to get out tacos at athletic events but will it put an eye out would be any good by the time you get less to live look at wall the creek traffic very light on this friday morning. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>james: it could come sure you're familiar with the technology this guy it put it into very good use. the t-shirts are bouncy this is what i like we're finally putting the brightest minds together i applaud i would love to get a top coat. coming up we have lots of other stores will fall when the cupertino teenager who we have been telling you about for days when missing safe at home this morning and will has a live report on what happened to him and and get his world war years and that

susan: how influential was this opinion about enslaved people on john adams's thinking? c. jamesi think john adams had to be more practical. he is in congress. he is dealing with these people. he cannot alienate them. he couldn't eat -- maybe he could because he was outspoken. but he had to help hold this together. it is easy to be a critic when you're not there. i think throughout the first 60 years of the country, people had to tread softly in order to keep the union together. susan: we are going to fast forward. the country is formed. the washingtons are elected president and serving in new york, then philadelphia. john adams is vice-president. how does he and abigail decide their household? did she move to new york, or philadelphia? how did they arrange all that? edith: john was vice-president for eight years. he moved to new york for one year, because the capital was in new york for the first year. she loved it. she had a beautiful house on the hudson river overlooking the city of manhattan and overlooking new jersey's sore. -- shore. she loved it. she was also happy because

that is when the man later identified as james adams woke up and ran out the back and into police who tased him twice. authorities say the 44-year-old who has a history of arrests for being under the influence of drugs, ate some food while she was inside the woman's home. >>> police in fremont searching for a man that tried to rip a necklace right off a woman's neck. investigators released this surveillance video. the woman was walking to her front door wednesday afternoon when the man came up and tried to steal her necklace. she defended herself and the man ran away. the man described in his 20s between 5'6" and 5'9" with short dark hair and a for mustache. it had tinted rear windows and seven spoke rims. the car had no front license plate. >>> in on effort time prove service muni is rolling out a number of changes. that's new here alex? >> reporter: some of the series for improvements is new bus shelters and we're here at one of them this morning. you can take a look here. we will walk here around the way and show you some of what is going on. there is new signage here and there is

that is when that man later identified as james adams of placerville woke up, ran out the back door and right into the waiting police who tased him twice and captured him. >>> teenager from cupertino reported missing since monday is back at home. 17-year-old connor sullivan came back home late last night but gave no further details. sullivan was last seen monday at his first period class at month vista high school but he missed the rest of his classes and never showed up for track practice. hundreds of volunteers joined a search for him but as we said he came back home late last night. >>> the warriors can sweep the new orleans pelicans right out of the playoffs tomorrow night. after an incredible come back win last night in game three. >> curry got it. curry will let it go for three. offensive rebound. curry gets the three. >> curry hits the three and that three pointer sent last nights game into overtime. that was after the warriors mounted a 20-point come back at the start of the fourth quarter which ended with a 123-119 victory for the w's. the warriors dance team showed up to bring

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before he got to the expensive stuff, petaluma police say james adams first went through the bridge.ou are stealing from people you aren't worried about eating food either. >> reporter: the homeowner says the would-be burglar ate frozen french fries and goldfish crackers. he even took a nap on the living room sofa. problem is, the homeowner was upstairs and had just gotten up from a nap of her own. she came down and saw a stranger sleeping on the couch. she woke him up and asked him why he was in the house. the man was apparently incoherent and fell back asleep so she ran back to her room, locked the door and called 911. >> we're asking her to come down to us because we don't want to make noise coming through the door and startling him and creating a worse situation in there. as she is coming out, he wakes up realizes he is not supposed to be there and takes off running out the rear slider of the house. >> she was freaked out. she was super scared. shaking. >> reporter: he comforted the woman as police went after the suspected burglar. >> the police were trying to cuff him. he got vi

chase him twice before arresting him and not sure why the man was there he's been identified as james adamss eating the victims to walk she was out he's being held on $30,000 bail. >>darya: clearing of the end of the seventh inning yesterday's game against it is basically a fight in the royals are testing. can't they just play ball. in oakland creek field with congress still not clean up we brought you the story live when it was happening we will have the day on the cleanup progress. thanyou r beg a ilor and dad. thanyou m, r precti my ture thank u fobein herand dad miliry filieare ankf fomanyhing the lega of aa ao surae cod bene othem ouworlclasserve eaed usaa theop st in a sty of themostecomnded rge mpans inmeri. if you'rcurrt or fmer lita or the famy, s youe elible toet aautonsurce qte. >>jackie sissel: tried to avoid the area if you can the second of three close as the second closure and imam here and then last you're looking down southbound you can see the road signs are up the traffic officer is out there and talk about this for months. they're building the tunnel right down there the

police say the burglary suspect, 44-year-old james adams, has a long criminal history involving weaponsn, battery and felony dui. >>> looking to cash in on some spring shopping deals you better do it soon. >> abc news reporter lana zack shows us what you need to buy now to avoid spending more later. >> reporter: spring just got here, but some of the hottest deals are about to disappear. start with clothing. since fashion is always a season ahead, that means summer is coming to stores and all those spring looks have to go. the secret to saving ask an employee exactly when the store does its markdown. >> it can be a certain day of the week so that's the day you want to shop on so that you get the best inventory. >> reporter: right now discounts are between 15 and 40%. in may they could jump to 50%. next, head over to electronics. most computer companies have announced their newest desktop and laptop molds so stores are slashing prices to clear out old inventory. when it comes to tvs, bigger is better. for the best deals on name brand 55-inch hd models look for prices around $500. that's n

madison in honor of james cooper and john quincy adams notes in his diary that of these awards or medallions several were struck. only one in silver which was given to mrs. madison. a carved ivory calling card case that has a card enclosed with dolley's signature as well as that of her niece anna. some small cut glass perfume bottles and a pair of silk slippers that have tiny little ribbons that tie across the arch of her foot. the portrait is a john vanderling after the gilbert stewart portrait of dolley. the two dresses are the reproductions of a silk peach gown that she wore earliest in life and a red velvet gown which is intrigues both that it lasted and it was part of this collection. there's also a legend that's now accompanies this dress. we are currently in one of the museum's secured storage areas where we have housed some of the madison collection that we want to share with you. some of the highlights from this trunk of treasures and this is one of our most special with intriguing legends as well. it's a red velvet gown. going to open it. it's protected under some special tissues a

he's james adams and he's being held on $30,000 bail. >>> coming up on the kron 4 morning news.it's about the warriors this morning, and we'll talk about the exciting come back and what is next and the only person who could tap roger on the shoulder and get what he wants. >> as we continue this morning, we'll have more weather and traffic for you too. we'll be right back. . >>> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time is now 7:40, here's a live look at the toll plaza from the westbound bay bridge ride, traffic still sluggish in the wake of a motorcycle accident on the bridge, now, long cleared, the backup into the macarthur maze, a 26 year drive time and a wind advisory for the span. >> some product is being recalled because the labels might be misleading. the pharmaceutical company rb says that the fast max liquid products are part of a voluntary recall. they're concerned about the nighttime cold and flu and flu and sinus cold sore throats. those are the ones you're looking at here. they may not have the correct drug fact on the label there. the company says all of the

james best was 88. >>> singer adam levine and a very enthusiastic fan.tartled a bit when a young woman runs up from behind. he's able to keep going, with help from a member of his crew there, running in to save him. >>> and john travolta tonight speaking out on the new document documentary about his religion. tra voevolta says he hasn't watched the documentary and doesn't care to. adding that his experience with scientology has been nothing but brilliant. >>> when we come back on a tuesday night lucille ball and that famous scene. but tonight, the uproar over a statue meant to replicate it. you'll see it right after the break. you know, just because your bladder is changing it doesn't mean that you have to. with tena, let yourself go. ♪ ♪ be the one with the crazy laugh. ♪ ♪ and keep being their favorite playmate. ♪ ♪ with tena's unique super-absorbent micro-beads that lock in moisture and odor... tena - lets you be you. allergies can distract you. so when your symptoms start, doctors recommend taking non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season.

james madison, james buchanan, john quincy adams, or martin van buren? stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. this week's book of the week is david brooks' "the road to character." i told you about it earlier. he makes his very important points about life through ten richly told biographies. it's a wonderfully written book that will make you think deeply. really a must read. and now for "the last look." the secret service protects president obama. the queen's guard safeguards britain's royal palaces. the swiss guards work to keep pope francis safe. who would have thought a rhinoceros would need similar protection. meet sudan. he's the last male northern white rhino on the planet, and he's under 24-hour protection by rangers, armed guards, and an electric fence in a kenyan conservancy. sudan and his two female companions are three of the last five members of this species in the entire world. this is especially tragic considering rhinos, often called the last dinosaurs, have been on the planet for 50 million years. the rangers are in place to st

james madison, james buchanan john quincy adams or martin van buren?r. >> this week's book of the week is david brook's "the road to character." he makes very important points of life through ten richly told biographies. it's a wonderfully written book that will make you think deeply a must read. now for the last look. the secret service protects president obama. the queen's guard safeguards britain's royal palace. the guard looks to keep pope francis safe. who would have thought a rhino needs similar protection? he is the last known male rhino and is under 24 hour watch by rangers. sudan and his two female companions are three of the last five members of this seesies in the entire world. this is especially tragic considering rhinos often called the last dinosaurs have been on the planet for 50 million years. the rangers are in place to stop poachers from killing sudan and his lady friends. with earth day just around the corner these rhinos are a stark reminder humans threaten the planet in many days. thanks to us sudan's cousins the western black ryan

james sweeney is adamant that inflation is over. what is jpmorgan calling this?anie flanders is with us. are we worried about higher inflation? guest: there was a time when the fed was insane enough inflation. we are moving into a time where there is a short term oil. you can have inflation in the u.s. up to 3% for the next 18 months and on the five-year basis it's still at target. brendan: politically you can't get above 2% or people start howling. guest: i think of this country as being a more inflation tolerant country. olivia: i cantilever when it was a problem. guest: we have a lot of deleveraging of people are sitting on some inflation. it's not a great thing for markets. we are in a worldly fed has more inflation than less. olivia: everybody is grabbing for yield. i think it's curious how stock prices are going up if money is coming out of u.s. equities. tom: this is not common. the correlations are very tight. this is a bet on higher inflation. it's a bet 40 fed that is going to raise rates. the market is way out in front of this. he does brilliant, origi

nai saelor set a house on fire and damaged the driveway with graffiti bearing the name "greg adams". >>jamesell as the 500 ft. from the bay with snow accumulation hired a 4000 navy a foot of more it will be an ice storm system a lot of cold air with the and a lot of when. --wind >>james: concord mid-40s slightly warmer for oakland san francisco 47 kron 4 gate mid- 30s 36 degrees right now here's how the day will break down as to take a quick look, breaking the day down and a day apart forecast early morning hours looking pretty good is going to be mostly sunny and 7:00 a.m. the clouds are really have not build a warming of to the upper fifties to low 60s a lot of activity for the california oregon border with more on the way was the timing for this? 6:00 a.m. the time the first frame were looking at clouds of that point pushing for an time 10:00 in the morning not a lot of activity through in the afternoon talk of showers of near livermore but the bulk of it still will to the north of santa rosa this is the activity in advance to the man from which comes into view 10:00 tonight would like to

unhappy was to discover that once she got there, washington had consulted with john jay and james madison and john adamsnd they had all decided that presidents could have no personal life -- that any entertainment, any going to visit people, any having people in was, in fact, a public act. so they could not just go hang out with their friends or ask their friends over and that was just the first year. the first year was terrible for her at the same time that it was pretty good for him. jefferson had not come back from paris yet. that was probably his honeymoon with the presidency. host: let me give you this quote -- richard: there is a line after that that someone should carve over the entrance to the white house which goes to the heart of who this woman was and why she was the ideal first first lady. she said experience in her life had taught her that her happiness or misery depends upon our disposition and not our circumstances. that is a remarkably wise observation but it is an observation distilled from a life full of tragedy. she had lost a husband. she lost all four of her children. she lost count

was to discover that once she got there, that washington had consulted with john jay and james madison and john adamsand they had all decided that presidents could have no personal life. that any entertainment, any going to visit people, any having people in was, in fact, a public act. so they could not just go hang out with their friends or ask their friends over, and that was just for one year. the first year was terrible for her at the same time that it was pretty good for him. jefferson had not come back from paris yet. that was probably his honeymoon with the presidency. host: let me put this quote in here to get martha's state of line. this is a quote from her. "i never go to the public place. i think i am more like a state prisoner than anything else. there are certain down set for me which i must not depart from. and as i cannot do as i like, i am obstinate and stay home a great deal." richard: there is a line after that that someone should carve over the entrance to the white house. first of all, i think it goes to the heart of who this woman was and why she was the ideal first first lady. s

james herman was president of the port commission, alsoment of the international long shore man warehouse union and he left quite a legacy here. the event on march 26 was fantastic, commissioner adams was the mc and he was joined on stage by dr. mimi silver who knew commissioner herman very well. mayor art agnos, who gave a wonderful tribute to commissioner herman, the president of the iawu now following in commissioner herman's foot steps and sean farly, the president of the local. the tribute is hung right at the base of the escalator so as passengers and guests come into the facility and they go to make the turn up the escalator they can come within a distance close nufr to the tribute that it can voice activate and the words of jimmy herman can be heard. the tribute is arranged in a steel wave form and the artists tell us that one of the reasons it is arranged in that way is not only to fit into the sculpture, if you will, of the cruise terminal but also to mimic the ocean and the freedom and the movement of the ocean that they felt best reflected james herman's qualities. they found through all of the interviews that they did they described him as being someone who went with t

adams. sarah polk is the right-hand woman for james polk. she is assisting with his speeches, breeding and highlighting his people articles for him to show and issues that demand his attention. her passion is indeed politics. her interest in the domestic affairs quite peripheral. what is interesting about sarah polk is the same reaction. she is not interested in anything domestic. her demonstrated disenchantment with traditional roles is a subject of harsh criticism particularly among women who were appalled by her actions. again, this is the mid-1800s. they firmly believed that sarah should spend more time in the kitchen and less time debating. if we fast-forward a century later, it sounds like hillary clinton assumes a very aggressive first lady role. she is a practicing attorney. she sets up an office in the west wing. the first lady's office had always been located in the east wing. eight difference from the nucleus of power. her relocation is interpreted as a deliberate relocation to be involved in her administration. to proximity of he

. >> yeah we heard frustration from james foley's family after he was killed by isis in syria. let's talk about adam if we can. truly an incredible story. an american born in california to a jewish family brksecomes an extremely prominent and recognizable face for al qaeda. how did he make that transition? how did he end up this mouthpiece? >> he got in on the ground floor with al qaeda before really they'd struck the world's consciousness with the attack in 2001. he converted to islam in 1995 went off to pakistan in 1998, goes immediately to al qaeda camps inside afghanistan. so he already at that stage is sort of in the organization building a level of trust, and then as al qaeda sort of goes on the pr offensive, you know, following that after the 2001 attacks, he becomes a very important person for them because he speaks english. he can appeal to that part of the world that al qaeda's trying to send its message to. this was a message that went from his most recent video, august 2013 praising the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi the year before. he had a video in 2011. he had videos where

moore invited the writer james baldwin to san francisco tolp chronicle the lives of the city's black residents. he also made films about duke ellington and photographers ansel adamsry in his writing shed. friátj describe moore as a lifelong pacifist, a belief reflected in his poetry.ñr >> i have knelt in the four dusty corners of my life and have been shown the bloody hands of the keepers of theÑi promised land. >> moore published his first book of poems at 90. in a 2009 intu$@%ew he described what inspired his creative efforts. >> that the world is vanishing immediately upon our efforts to enunciate it clearly. >> well versed ine1 american music, moore said he borrowed the title of the james baldwin film "take this hammer" from a ot/ leadbellye1ehñsong. ♪ take this hammer ♪ >> take this hammer carry it to thee1 ?lcaptain tell him i'm gone. tell him i'm gone. if he asks you was i running, tell him i was flying. tell him i was flying.e1 ♪ if het( asks you ♪lp ♪ was i running ♪ ♪e1fác ♪qñrÑiÑir ♪ ♪ÑixdÑiñrñr captioning sponsored by wnet >> sreenivasan: on this edition for sunday, april 12th. hillary clinton makes it official. she will seek the presidency. president

adams. sarah polk is the right-hand woman for james polk. she is assisting with his speeches, breeding and highlighting his people articles for him to show and issues that demand his attention. her passion is indeed politics. her interest in the domestic affairs quite peripheral. what is interesting about sarah polk is the same reaction. she is not interested in anything domestic. her demonstrated disenchantment with traditional roles is a subject of harsh criticism particularly among women who were appalled by her actions. again, this is the mid-1800s. they firmly believed that sarah should spend more time in the kitchen and less time debating. if we fast-forward a century later, it sounds like hillary clinton assumes a very aggressive first lady role. she is a practicing attorney. she sets up an office in the west wing. the first lady's office had always been located in the east wing. eight difference from the nucleus of power. her relocation is interpreted as a deliberate relocation to be involved in her administration. to proximity of he

adams. sarah polk is basically the right woman for james polk paid she is assisting with his speeches, readingand highlighting newspaper articles for him to show issues that demand your attention. the passion is indeed politics. interested domestic affair is quite appropriate. but it's interesting is the same reaction. she is not interested in anything domestic. her demonstrated disenchantment and traditional role is subject to harsh criticism among women by her action. the mid-1800s we firmly believe they should spend more time in the kitchen and less time debating. we pass a century later. it sounds like hillary clinton. a very aggressive first lady role. she's a practicing attorney. she sets up an office in the west wing. the office had always located in the east wing. from the nucleus of power hillary's relocation is interpreted as a clear indication of her intent to be politically involved in her husband's administration. the proximity of the office, the president's oval office was deemed incomprehensible, cleanly plain unacceptable. she leads the task force on national health care reform

james advisor can do for you. >>> up here in northern california's artsy craft sy humboldt company to make chocolate, craft chocolate. the creation of adamk and dustin taylor, a pair of brainy former carpenters who seem to know a little bit about a lot of things. what kind of birds are these, you know? >> those are, not sure. they might be god winds but my knowledge of birds is lacking. >> here's the thing in tv. you speak with certainty. your credibility will go through the roof. no one will question you. you could say comerans. you could have said it. why are we talking about birds on the way to the chocolate shop? we're driving through a bird sanctuary that happens to be a sewage treatment facility. this being humboldt county, it's been given the title interpretive marsh. we're going to talk about sewage at a chocolate factory. this is the most beautiful factory i've seen. >> it is, just a series of ponds and i'm not an expert on it. i guess i should -- >> pretend to be one. >> there's a series of ponds that seems to treat the sewage and then eventually, it goes out into may. >> let me give you an example of what i'm talking about. he

adam gadahn. same area afghanistan/pakistan border region both in january, but a separate strike. >> let's bring in cnn military analyst james spider mark joining us by the phone. one of the things interesting senior administration official told our state department correspondent that the operations targeting al qaeda, the operation was targeting al qaeda combatants and u.s. intelligence had, quote, near certainty there were no hostages at the target site of course. of course, this is a target site that did have hostages. i think this once again shows that intelligence is flawed. and as much as we would like to believe that intelligence is concrete and airtight there really are no defs when it comes to this type of-- no definites when it comes to this type of intelligence gathering. >> it is not a scientific endeavor it is one of gaps. multiple intel is needed to close the gaps. in this case we had no presence on the ground. we had no human intelligence to confirm or deny or provide clarity before the decision is made to execute the drone strike. so that clearly -- this clearly is a demonstration of the nature of intelligenc

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