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mr. adams, thank you for the time today: the government is not, not required to provide immigrant minors an attorney for the hearings, so give us an example of what it is like for the kids to go throughout the process out the legal representation? >> that is right. the government believes it is a civil proceeding. what you have is a child sitting at a table similar to the table i'm at here and opposed to them in the table next to them an attorney from the department of homeland security and arguing they are going to be removed from the community. and what defenses they have. and you have the situations one of the plaintiffs a ten-year-old child who fled the country with two siblings, ages 13 and 15, and after their father was killed by the gang members in central america. they should be able to ie ply for not being deported, but they don't have anyone to represent them. when the judge is asking to admit the charges against them and providing any applications for relief, they don't have a guide

and mrs. adams are the same kind and hospitable individuals received the most affectionate and applicable condescension. that's all i know except abigail's signature is in "the gleaner." you can see it at the hp park service site. but as i say, i'm still reading the letters, so there might be something i don't know about. and i'll let all of you know. >> and i hope you find something in those letter books. those are wonderful characterizations. >> i went through today and looked at our on-line catalog again, okay, what's in there? i only came up with the letters between john and judith. which in themselves are very interesting, but -- and i think in terms -- i think you ably summarized the relationship between mercy, but i think just a couple, you know, reading the correspondence, kind of the full compass of the correspondence, certainly their early letters when abigail is so young and she is definitely impressed and influenced by mercy's candor and these first letters that abigail writes are very t

see you tomorrow >> chelsea: by this time tomorrow, i will be mrs. adam on door ] >> kevin: hi. >> chelsea: i thought you were in st. louis. >> kevin: was. came right from the airport. >> chelsea: well, you could have called. >> kevin: not with news this big. i now know who stitch was before he was passing himself off as ben rayburn. >> victoria: that was a nice welcome home, dr. rayburn. >> stitch: oh, i am so glad you're back. >> victoria: me, too. [ sighs ] >> stitch: tired? >> victoria: uh, yeah. i'm exhausted. so is johnny. >> stitch: yeah? >> victoria: i put him to

mr. vice president adam,welcome to you, as well. i'd like to ask you each now to make your opening statements. >> i achl grateful to the president for their fait and comforts in my ability to represent the american people at the united nations. i know my daughters are watching this hearing out in arizona and would like to give them a heartfelt shout out. my two girls truly are my pride and joy. mr. chairman, if confirmed, i look forward to a time of unpres dentded challenges. president obama has stress that had the global nature of the threat facing the world today cannot be adequately addressed by one nation alone. for that reason, america depends upon a responsible international system. throughout my career, i've worked with our international partners on issues as varied nonproliferation, counter terrorism, climate change and post-conflict transition. representing our nation in challenging posts from haiti to pakistan and iraq, id have seen the united nations i have seen that in the united nations to have the ability to amplify u.

somebody screamed, this mr. adams is dying.hat he was moved to what was then the speaker's office. anday there for two days then died. die isom where he did boggs room.dy walks >> what was most successful. and john quincy adams life, in your opinion? >> for american history, the most successful. is the. 1814he treaty of ghent in of 1819adams treaty -1821. to transform the country in interesting ways. emotionally and intellectually, the. in which he served in congress and then became the most controversial and outspoken national voice against what was called the gag rule than, and against slavery, and the amistad , thoseall of those instances together resonate most for us today, when we are so aware of what happened between in february 1848 and 1861. the president in 1861 who swore the oath of office, a bible held in the hands of the chief justice of the supreme court, ,oger tawny who was proslavery dred scott decision, appointed by andrew jackson, that man was who was in the, hall, the chamber of the house of representatives wh

i think you will agree we had an wonderful opener in mr. adams. that was very moving. and my role now is to efficiently get you to our friend, the incomparable bud robertson. who is obviously the main attraction this evening. as i middle here, i hope i can keep your attention for a few moments and i promise on like a comedy show, there will be no then took with him -- there will or jokestriloquism about airline food. when superintendent dave called and asked me to say a few words which marks a century and a half of the battle of cold harbor, i asked him, why me? my war took place 70 years ago, not 150. dave said something kind about my adding to the event and i appreciated that. but between us, he is my sometimes doubles tennis player and it isn't his best interest -- is in his interest to keep my ego stroked. i do appreciate him bringing me here. i will admit when i was thinking about this in evening it cost me a few sleepless nights. so i am glad, dave, you had sleepless nights, and i did two. -- too. after all, what can i add that bud or earlier this week, gordon or

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mr. adams.plause] the 2013 national humanities medal for broadening the study of literature as a scholar and writer and critic he has expanded our perception of the romantic tradition to explore the modern concept of scott self expression and western culture influencing and inspiring generations of students. [applause] excepting on behalf of the antiquarian society allen dunlap. [applause] the 2013 national humanities metal for safeguarding the american story for more than two centuries the society has amassed the unparalleled collection of historic documents serving as a research center for scholars and students connecting generations of students with their cultural heritage. [applause] >> david bryan davis. [applause] the 2013 national humanities metal for reshaping of our understanding of history. he has shed light on the contradiction of the union founded on the brodie yet existing half slave with have free and his examination of slavery and what drives us to keep making moral progress in ou

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mr. ionin was adamant to the sunshine task force and missed the first hearings and we have given everything. here's an example of the non substantive email and in the packet. my first email saying you have the supervisor, the direct supervisor on the cover of the mitigated declaration so that was later revised and wasn't taken care of so you have a error on the information and they can't produce that email and they won't produce that email and this is from the hearing. supervisor kim, two things i am concerned about. one, i am concerned that you don't keep with the file every piece of communication associated with the matter. the clerk of the board is required to keep it with the file. i know the technology exist s and the planning department is capable of that. that concerns me. here is me to l u.d lu wong. can you have an it search it and the planners weren't complying and this is how we went through six emails. i emailed him before i knew who he was and they got the message back then asking for a continuance of the hearing because i couldn't get the case files i needed so there was plent

i yield two minutes to the gentleman from illinois, mr. adam kinzinger, a member of the committee on foreign affairs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. kinzinger: thank you. and i want to say thank you to the chairman for yielding me this time. thank you to both sides for your hard work. it's rare that we get compromises in washington, and i appreciate the work you've put in, but i cannot in good conscience support this. . i'm a veteran of irblinge. i saw many people that -- of iraq. i saw many people that fought hard to bring the iraqi people freedom. and i saw a war that was won in 2011. what we are watching happening in iraq right now is the worst case scenario in the middle east. there is a march of jihadism and extremism that makes al qaeda look like puppy dogs that's happening in iraq. a president that's indecisive on what to do. we have genital mutilations ordered in mosul just the other day by isis. and we are here in washington, d.c., debating what we need to do to hamstring the pre

mrs. ford was very adamant about having women in their own rights, not because their husband was this that or the other. -- excuse me, mrs. kennedy used roundtables. if people were seated by protocol, i remember helen and they ceded her according to her husband's t rank. they all heard about it. rightfully so. even the introduction of the guests in the reception area -- i do not know if you are aware of this, when they are announced to the state dining room to be received or the president and guests, even then, just the announcing, we had to make sure that we included the list and people. that was all very new. i was very new on the job and my first was from quinn of the washington post, who took offense with -- i forget now saying was -- i ended up that what is good for the goose is good for the gander. that is how we decided that. started and she was very careful about that in every respect to make sure that we gave women there do. due.heir >> the president and first lady our moral compasses. listke sure that a guest is diverse. i'll give you an example of hillary at the state department

and there was much talk about governor romney running again "new york post" columnist cindy adams reports mrmney may well do that ms. adams has been right before in political predictions. talking points would not be surprised if mitt romney steps up. the third possible candidate taking advantage of the southern border situation is texas senator ted cruise. >> apparently playing a game of pool is a higher priority for this president. than it would be be to go and see the humanitarian crisis he has created. the president is right in one regard he has described what is happening on the border a >>> people like him saying where was that guy on the campaign trail? he stepped up. he doesn't look like he's been bitter or mean to president obama. he's like look, i need you here, we need to work together he's done some good here and trying to raise the red flag as you pointed out a couple nightsing afor for really, two. three years. >> there is a difference now in the governor's tv presentation. now, he's confident, he speaks well and gets to the point. here is the problem, here is what i want to do

and there was much talk about governor romney running again "new york post" columnist cindy adams reports mrmney may well do that ms. adams has been right before in political predictions. talking points would not be surprised if mitt romney steps up. the third possible candidate taking advantage of the southern border situation is texas senator ted cruise. >> apparently playing a game of pool is a higher priority for this president. than it would be be to go and see the humanitarian crisis he has created. the president is right in one regard he has described what is happening on the border a >> number two. >> you should wear the glasses then. >> romney. >> yeah. mitt romney, look, his people had been asking many months ago around in high finance circles some of the same donors who gave to his campaign last time. taking the temperature, what do you think about another romney run, i think at the time people said you have got to be kidding me. ' it's like a william jennings ryan thing. you can't be serious. now i'm not sure people are saying the same thing. it's a long shot for someone like a r

mr. riskin, it is my privilege introduce adam, he is with all of the traffic calming programs, and expert in solving problems that arise from constituents from other agencies and resolving in the construction issues and one of the most recent projects was the temporary bulbs on 6th street just south of market street. and he has a great combination of ten nasty and patience that is required to make the projects come to fruition and he is also a mentor to the younger staff and also willing to help others and he is a real pleasure to work with and an asset to our agency and recently been accepted to the chamber of commerce, leadership san francisco program which is a very prestigious program for leadership and with that i am pleased to present this special recognition to adam gufter. [ applause ] >> congratulations, on behalf of the board thank you so much for your outstanding service. >> commissioner, and board members, welcome, director borden, it is my pleasure and an honor to represent the city and the agency and i have been with the city for 18 and a half years and i have seen a lot of

i yield two minutes to the gentleman from illinois, mr. adam kinzinger, a member of the committee on foreign affairs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. kinzinger: thank you. and i want to say thank you to the chairman for yielding me this time. thank you to both sides for your hard work. it's rare that we get compromises in washington, and i appreciate the work you've put in, but i cannot in good conscience support this. . i'm a veteran of irblinge. i saw many people that -- of iraq. i saw many people that fought hard to bring the iraqi people freedom. and i saw a war that was won in 2011. what we are watching happening in iraq right now is the worst case scenario in the middle east. there is a march of jihadism and extremism that makes al qaeda look like puppy dogs that's happening in iraq. a president that's indecisive on what to do. we have genital mutilations ordered in mosul just the other day by isis. and we are here in washington, d.c., debating what we need to do to hamstring the pre

most disturbing is the comptroller has refused to render a decision leaving mr. adams all this time in legal limbo. 12 c.s.r. clearly states that the comptroller shall render a final decision 90 days after noiks that the case has been rendered for final decision. the comptroller has refused to render a final decision 15 months after the final decision. instead the the comptroller has extended it four times, more recently in four may of this year. there is no after noo for the controller to extend such a decision. i believe the delay represents a significant deficiency under the purview of the treasury department. mr. chairman, i will tell you that i have tried to work through this problem with the gentleman from dallas, texas, my and it is the federal government who refuses to refuse to abide by a decision by a an administrative judge and hold ink this gentleman in limbo at the time of his life when he has spent millions of dollars and the administrative judge ruled against the federal government. it is time that the o.c.c. do their job. and since they are not, i'm her

adams. she's 40. matt leblanc, 47. iman, aka mrs. david bowie, turns 59. i'm craig melvin." have a great weekend. >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, happy friday, 4:30 i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get started with a look out your door this morning, san jose, san francisco, the big story of the day is the heat. we are talking triple digit temperatures, even downtown san francisco will see the mid-80s. for more, let's bring in meteorologist christina loren. >> it is going to be the hottest day of 2014 so far. we're starting out really mild out there, it's hard to believe we actually had significant rainfall earlier on this week. we'll talk about that heat coming up. and i want to make sure you prepare yourself for a hot day ahead. lots of water today and don't overdo it outdoors

adam. it's christmas in july, santa claus is here. we have mrs. claus as well and the elves. we are having a lot of fun, addison and casey and emily, we need you to shake this, it's all about christmas. it's a gorgeous day in stone harbor after a cloudy start. we have the shore forecast. great weather as we head into the weekend on friday, sunny and nice with a high temperature of 80 degrees, they are good bell jinglers that is for sure, as we get into the saturday the humidity increases with a nice mix of sunshine and clouds and for the start of the weekend on saturday, with a high of 80, on sunday it's partly sunny with a high of 86 and thunderstorms are likely and they are spotty in nature, all in all sunday is a nice beach day and showers and storms come later in the day, and that is it from the shore, you guys having a good time? >> yes! >> we'll have more fun down at the shore, i'll send it back to you. >> hope you haven't been a naughty girl. >> i'm saying to you, you may not get what you want for christmas. >> i think santa claus is coming to town. >> i'm heading home

." ♪ withod morning, tom keene adam johnson and brendan greeley . mr. has our top headlines. >> an attack by gunmen on kenya's coast killed at least 22 people according to the red cross. militants linked to al qaeda took responsibility. kenyan officials blame local separatist. theington will become second state to license marijuana for recreational use. some shop owners say their are ready worried about shortages of the drug. pot sales will be heavily regulated and heavily taxed. change in the years -- air. some passengers with overseas flights will soon be required to power up your electronic devices to enhance security. the transportation security administration says devices won't switch on will not be allowed on planes. travelers may to undergo additional screening. those are the top headlines. >> let's look at the single best chart. up thelett loves pulling single best chart. in her absence, i'm stepping in. from blackrock, our guest host rick rieder, with this team, has come up with the so-called yellen index. the bottom line, the yellen index look

mr. speaker, i rise in support of this bill, h.r. 3802, to extend the legislative authority of the john adams memorial foundation to establish a commemorative work in honor of former president john adams and his legacy and for other purposes. i'd like to thank the full committee chairman, doc hastings, and ranking member peter defazio, as well as the gentleman from utah, subcommittee chairman rob bishop and ranking member raul grijalva for helping get this very important bill to the floor. this bill simply extends the authorization of the john adams memorial foundation for seven years. it is supported by the entire massachusetts delegation as well as chairman bishop, as i said, and will allow the adams memorial foundation, the national park service, the national capital memorial advisory commission and all the stake holders to continue to work toward finding a site and building a commemorative memorial hon norg president john adams and his family and the role they played in the shaping of our great nation. i have the great and good fortune to represent the massachusetts' eighth -- the massach

with me, adam johnson and olivia sterns. mr.s this morning, also, johnson has our morning must-read for it >> richard fisher writes the following - i have grown concerned about risks from current monetary policy as unionization is right into the 2% goal more quickly than imagined. may begin to raise rates in gradual increments. >> it is not may, it is july. can the fed get in the way of this bull market? >> i think they are choosing not to. they're concerned about the issue of wage inflation and equality. you talked about jackson hole earlier. >> labor, labor. michael is with us as we get ready for jackson hole. >> and twitter question of the day. should the u.s. legally recognize marijuana? is it high time? ♪ >> good morning everyone. what color was the storm? winds rose, wind blew. it is new york city -- looking at mergers and acquisitions. it has been a gorgeous july as we race to august 1, which i believe will be friday. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we have olivia sterns and adam johnson. let's begin with virgin america

scarlet fu and adam johnson with me as well. mr. johnson has our top headline this morning. >> bolla kills the doctor who was fighting the disease. he was working with other doctors. and this is in sierra leone where the virus is spreading. this is the worst ebola outbreak ever. the death toll is nearly 700 people. and the national security agencies is building a huge facility to store data for phone tracking. and the ncaa takes a step to protect athletes from head injuries. it's setting $70 million aside to diagnose brain trauma. former and current college players will be covered. >> bloomberg view of the lovely column on that a few days ago. and this heightens the world cup where they were not doing any kind of concussion when they were banging heads together. >> i don't remember where i read this but it was during the world cup that there were more concussions in soccer than in football. >> they have no equipment though. >> hit the ball. you've got to get a concussion hitting the ball. >> scarlet fu is back with facebook. >> face

mr. chair if you guys don't have questions we can go to public comment. >> the relocation passage can you describe that what you're offering to the tenants you're not proposing to henry adams what exactly are you going to be proposing to do for them. >> maybe we can talk about that and break it specifically apart. the passage essentially is how far u roughly $3 million of relocation costs for building out spaces for the tenants and relocating into the gallery our o those tenants we're not able to have in the gallery for a long term basis they have lease expenses that are being put in place or hiring and paying for a commercial real estate broker that's not supported by brokerage it, it's a small subset of yours we have engaging a broker to go out to the landlords and see did pdr spaces we'll pay for their relocation and moving expenses and pay for the commissions that's in addition to what we're offering two months of rent providing they stay in the neighborhood >> how realistic is that obviously you don't control other property owners in terms of they're willingness to lease in terms of the rents they'll charge and so on and so forth how confident are you they'll find oth

mr. elephant. come on, let's get to bed. >>> i have decided to offer a $5,000 reward for any information about adam's whereabouts in confidenceeople want to call the hollywood police department here and offer information, we'll follow it up. >> this is one of those tear jerkers. that was cnn's john walsh 30 years ago after he was pleading for help after his son was abducted in florida. two weeks later, adam was found dead. since then, john walsh has helped capture criminals on behalf of others and hopes to do so again with the new series "the hunt." we talked about that today as well as the horrific anniversary. >> this is the date that our 6-year-old son adam was kidnapped when he was with his mom in a store in hollywood, florida. so it was a -- it is a very, very tough day for us but it is also the day that president bush signed the adam walsh act which allows law enforcement to go worldwide to prey upon the creeps. it's a day that we sort of reflect on what a wonderful, beautiful little boy that 6-year-old boy was. >> i cannot imagine being a parent and going through what you have gone through with your son adam. let's tal

adams, here, commissioner kathleen dooley, here, commissioner mark dwight, here. commissioner or at tiz is absent. commissioner monetta white, here, commissioner paul tour sarkissian, and commissioner reilly will be joining us in a moment. mr. president, we have a quorum. >> thank you. next item, please. >> next item is item no. 2, general public comment. this allows members of the public to comment generally on matters within the commission's purview and suggest new agenda items for the commission for future consideration. >> do we have any members of the public who would like to make any general public comment on items that are not on today's agenda? welcome. >> good afternoon, scott houkey from insurance and volunteers in medicine. an announcement. we've just decided to open up our clinic. we are currently in four zip codes, excelsior and portola and we'll take all residents of san francisco. it's a free clinic. they have to be making less than 250 percent of the federal poverty level. but because of the aca, affordable care act, we need to expand our numbers. as a result we are opening up to the whole city. >> great. >> i pass that on and if you know people that are in that income level and interested in really quality

mrs. carter on tour, but why are people also saying they're in marriage counseling? >> because they're on tour. together. 24/7. is that really a good idea? >> well, this one is a good idea for me. adamevine and behati prinsloo. and guess who married them this weekend. jonah hill. >> i love that. >> and love is in the air. sojo with some full-on pda. >> tim mcgraw talking about swatting a female fan. >> i reacted in an instinctive defensive way. >> is he apologizing? >> doesn't seem so. but this lady has said i'm sorry a whole lot, and that is paula deen. >> come on in. >> we break down the big money behind her brand new network. >> we are so sad about this news. james garner. >> you? i like you. >> he was such a great actor. >> i loved him from "the notebook." >> me. >> jim rockford. "rockford files." >> the epitome of cool. >> my fanny pack flashback with dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> own it. >> own it. >> little ducklets there. >> now delivering the news with a straight face. kind of. it's "entertainment tonight." >> hi, everybody. well, the headlines screamed, could this be the end of beyonce and jay-z? >> many people have been speculating on this for months. is the ring on? is i

mrs. carter on tour, but why are people also saying they're in marriage counseling? >> because they're on tour. together. 24/7. is that really a good idea? >> well, this one is a good idea for me. adambehati prinsloo. and guess who married them this weekend. jonah hill. >> i love that. >> and love is in the air. sojo with some full-on pda. >> tim mcgraw talking about swatting a female fan. >> i reacted in an instinctive defensive way. >> is he apologizing? >> doesn't seem so. but this lady has said i'm sorry a whole lot, and that is paula e

mr. who went up to that great democracy in the world russia. adamthink we need any lectures from people like that. if we have to play dirty we don't admit it but we have to play dirty. frankly, if you have to play dirty you play dirty. me speak for letting so long. want to allow you to finish. it is not an uncommon perspective. i wanted to hear it all so can fully cover hand why we through a revolution. [laughter] i do want to reflect on what you said. i think much of this discussion and the discussion we have been having in the spring is trying to step away from a moral argument or a privacy argument or a civil liberties argument, even though that most motivates me. let's talk clearheaded lead about all the various costs of these programs may not talk to. the top -- cost to our foreign relations. the cost of our internet freedom. there are a whole bunch of reasons to be concerned separate from civil liberties or the morality of those who are engaged in it. that is my answer to that question. argument is a fear argument. i can summarize it in one se