the king can do nothing more to save the country. >> mr. adams, you are out of order. >mr. hancock, you are out of order, sir. order! order! this meeting is not yet adjourned. keep to your seats. mr. adams. >> mr. moderator. , moved that dr. thomas young who desired to address the meeting. young, you away to be recognized by the chair, but you may be recognized by the chair and you may speak. >> thank you, sir. mr. moderator, you are most kind as opposed to others like him over there. poisona is really a slow that has a corrosive effect on all those who consume it. >> this meeting is not adjourned yet. get your seat. sir, you have the floor. >> thank you, sir. tea produces nothing of value. it is insidious and leads to various this tempers. -- various distempers. eschew decided to as this tea, and will resist your urges toward this wicked weed, and to all other needless imported commodities. a free and in boston generous people, and we have decided that to gather here today to exercise our right, long-standing right. where this order will take us, i cannot rightly prognosti

there is not the least picture pride about the president's wife and a further visit compounded mrs. adams respect. a most becoming pleasantness it upon and under such a department. i found myself much more deeply of press than i ever did before their majesty's as john adams had earlier been a minister at the court of james. abigail praised the white-haired. the beautiful white teeth had planned the costly clothes. martha was careful to present herself plain and benign. in private she spoke her mind whether condemning jefferson ill-treatment of her has been or waiting in with advice to family members. when fannie washington reported one of her children here was unwell, martha replied, children that eat everything they like and feet as heartily as yours does must be full of worms. indeed, my dear fannie, i never saw children stuffed as yours when i was down in virginia. every thursday at the "washington post" did a public dinner which became known as the congress dinner and i first became that by this congress when i saw in the new cm here that beautiful display of the biscuit separation, t

[applause] mr. adams: good afternoon, everyone. i am thrilled to be here to join you all for the opening of this wonderful new series. what a great idea and a wonderful place to be sharing , these with all of you. we are working with the present thiso festival and this museum which is so close to the mission of neh. these four days promise to be a rich exploration of how film conveys history of the american people and how we see our nation and ourselves. this year, as most of you know, the neh is celebrating our 50th anniversary. here's an interesting piece of data. since 1965, we have funded more than 800 documentary films, bringing the best of humanities, research, and stories to the american people. i think in that 800 films we are committed something like $136 million to documentary filmmaking. we have to be the biggest investor in documentary films of the united states. [applause] mr. adams: one of the most effective and entertaining ways to present history is through documentary films. that is why w

. >> the next question is for you and mr. adams. >> mr. dams, i brought this up earlier and i'd like to hear from the democratic side. what is the main -- you are here and were happy to have you here on this forum, but what has to happen in this country to allow someone like yourself to get onto the so-called mainstage. what needs to be done in our election system? do we need to have public financing? are there other options you see where truly the average person can get to the level where hillary clinton and bernie sanders are today? >> thanks for the question john. i do think we have to have campaign-finance reform and we need to level the playing field a little bit more. new hampshire really plays a critical role in allowing candidates to express their views. there's no reason at all that any one or two of the candidates that are at the table right now couldn't jump into the top tier and become a top candidate. although we do need campaign-finance reform, we don't want to have an entire government for sale. that's my opinion on that. to

. >> the next question is for you and mr. adams. >> mr. dams, i brought this up earlier and i'd like to hear from the democratic side. what is the main -- you are here and were happy to have you here on this forum, but what has to happen in this country to allow someone like yourself to get onto the so-called mainstage. what needs to be done in our election system? do we need to have public financing? are there other options you see where truly the average person can get to the level where hillary clinton and bernie sanders are today? >> thanks for the question john. i do think we have to have campaign-finance reform and we need to level the playing field a little bit more. new hampshire really plays a critical role in allowing candidates to express their views. there's no reason at all that any one or two of the candidates that are at the table right now couldn't jump into the top tier and become a top candidate. although we do need campaign-finance reform, we don't want to have an entire government for sale. that's my opinion on that. to

such fans of this guy, you know him family" w the "pitch perfect" movies, he is always charming, mr. adam devine is here. (cheers and applause) >> i didn't expect you there. >> james: how are you, adam, are you good? >> yeah, i'm good. you terrified me, bud. >> james: i'm sorry, i'm sorry, were you not expecting the noise? >> no, i'm just a really good actor. i fooled you. i knew you were there. >> james: oh, psych, thank you for being here, adam devine, everybody. (cheers and applause) swrz we have a big show tonight, ladies and gentlemen. you don't want to go anywhere, because right after this commercial break it's carpool karaoke with adele. the more you move the more you sweat degree's motionsense technology keeps you fresh with every move. it has unique microcapsules that contain fragrances. friction breaks the capsules... ...releasing bursts of freshness all day. whether you're meeting a deadline... ...grabbing a bite... ...or heading out for the night. motionsense, protection to keep you moving. degree, it won't let you down. cottonelle cleanripple texture gets you cleaner, but wil

. >> john, and for you, for mr. adams. >> i brought this up earlier and i like to hear from the democratic side. you are here and we are happy to have you, the what has to happen in this country to allow someone like yourself to get on the so-called mainstage? what kind of reform needs to be done in an election system? doing it to, for instance, have public financing? are there some other options where the average person can get to the level where hillary clinton and bernie sanders are? >> thanks for the question. i do think we have to have campaign-finance reform. have to level the playing field. new hampshire really plays a critical role in allowing outsider candidates to express their views. there is no reason that any one or two of the candidates at the table right now couldn't jump into the top tier. although we do need campaign-finance reform, we have to level the playing field. citizens united is not a good thing for democracy. we don't want to have an entire government for sale. that is my opinion on that. to answ

it would be let off i mr. adam sieminski boosted minnesota for u.s. energy information administration, the the a i a. ufo bikes mr. and one half, program director for the global oil markets for the center on global energy policy located at columbia university. we also have james lucier who is the managing director for capital alpha partners. we have ethan zindler who has joined the committee here today as head of the americas and for new energy finance, and rounding things out is mr. daniel mcgroarty who is the principal at carmot strategic group. with that, mr. sieminski, if you would begin with the panel. i know you have a lot to say, so we'll probably have to go over are allocated five minutes. we are good with that because there's a fair amount of information i think needs biggest maybe just a couple of minutes. spirit we appreciate what people give to us and know that will also opportunities for expansion will become to the committee. if you would please start off. >> thank you, chairman murkowski, ranking member cantwell, senators cassidy and ope

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it will be let off i mr. adam since is the administration for u.s. energy and ministration. we also have mr. james lussier who is the managing director for l-uppercase-letter for partners. we have ethan synder who has read the committee here today is head of america's bloomberg new energy science. running things out is mr. daniel -- who is the principal at karma strategic group. with that, we will begin with the panel. i know you have a lot to say so we will probably have to go over are allocated five minutes, we are good with that because there's a fair amount of information that i think needs to be. we appreciate what you will give to us and know that will also have opportunities for expansion when we get to the q&a. >> thank you. i appreciate the opportunity to provide testimony today on the u.s. energy outlook. the energy information is a statistical agency within the department of energy. by law, eia data analysis forecast are independent of approval of any other federal officer, therefore my view should not be construed as representing those of the department of energy

mr. trump himself making a gaffe or doing something that could turn things in someone' s direction. adam: as mr. trump noted last week, i can say anything i want and he pulls go up. bernie sanders could win in new hampshire but after that it looks pretty bleak, doesn' t it? john: that is the new hampshire momentum. let' s say he does win here. it is a massive upset of hillary clinton, she' s been campaigning here for 25 years and has all the establishment on her side. i think it will get a lot of notice. she would still come out as the favorite for the nomination. it would be like how she took barack obama all the way almost to the convention. continues on and on if bernie sanders were to win here. adam: in particular if he chooses not necessarily to play for the win but changing the be a goal. john: he mentions that all the time, he thinks he can win but he wants to lead a political revolution and change the party, bring out more voters and change u.s. it is a fascinating thing to bernie sanders a mirror image on the other side in some ways. adam: john distaso, you have 10 primaries you

mr. soros is adamant we have a hard landing. is he right or wrong?onald: he may be right, but i think he is wrong. the chinese economy does not look very good. on the other hand, industrial china is zero. at 70% --er sector there will not be a hard landing. tom: is it enough for chair yellen to stay focused on domestic policy? can our fed ignore china in international economics? donald: they cannot ignore china and i don't think they are now. they are not ignoring what happens in japan, what happens in europe. they never said anything about the dollar, which is quite understandable. we've heard from two of the big central banks. boj in a fewfrom hours. i don't think we will hear anything directly from china. tom: we will continue this dialogue -- the dow -103. a churn all in all within the markets. was texas intermediate getting euro-dollar 108.92 after the fed meeting. scarlet: this is the fed decides life on bloomberg television and radio. live on bloomberg television and radio. head of chinahe research, spent decades on the china watch, the king o

adam: all right. i hope mrs. sexton was watching this one. it is my birthday tomorrow. kim: happy birthday. adam: all right, kim bergeron, stood strong... hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's got what it takes to do the toughest i'm hillary clinton and adam: in today' s adopt a pet, meet rosie. she is a beautiful 8-year-old shepherd mix currently waiting to meet her forever family at the new hampshire spca. she is house-trained and loves to be pet. to find out more about rosie and other adoptable animals, visit wmur.com/pets. one unfinished blue shoe building is attracting a lot of attention in taiwan. the giant blue building, shaped like a high-heeled shoe, is actually a church. it' s still under construction, but that' s not stopping tourists from visiting. the design honors victims

would you accept the nomination of mr. adams >> i do. >> a call for nominations from the floor.sorry. are there any nominations from the floor seeing none,, close. other anymore nominations? i will assess three times. other any other nominations for president? any other nominations for president? the nomination for president are now closed. so, the nominee is commissioner willie adams. all in favor, aye. opposed of sentience. commissioner congratulation commissioner adams. good luck. >>[applause] >> the gavel goes over- >> i like to ask for nominations for vice president. >> i like to nominate camilli brandon for vice president >> second. >> any public comment? any nominations from the floor for vice president? going once, going twice, going three times? with that, emily's prevented you accept the nomination for vice president? >> yes. >> with that being said, ladies and gentlemen are new vice president of san francisco port commission be to call for a vote. we do i'm sorry. all those in favor for kimberly brandon purport commissioner vice president say aye. babies in general ar

would you accept the nomination of mr. adams >> i do. >> a call for nominations from the floor.sorry. are there any nominations from the floor seeing none,, close. other anymore nominations? i will assess three times. other any other nominations for president? any other nominations for president? the nomination for president are now closed. so, the nominee is commissioner willie adams. all in favor, aye. opposed of sentience. commissioner congratulation commissioner adams. good luck. >>[applause] >> the gavel goes over- >> i like to ask for nominations for vice president. >> i like to nominate camilli brandon for vice president >> second. >> any public comment? any nominations from the floor for vice president? going once, going twice, going three times? with that, emily's prevented you accept the nomination for vice president? >> yes. >> with that being said, ladies and gentlemen are new vice president of san francisco port commission be to call for a vote. we do i'm sorry. all those in favor for kimberly brandon purport commissioner vice president say aye. babies in general ar

adam: saint anselm banned mr. supreme from the debate because of what he did here in the last candidate. supreme said he targeted randall terry because of his anti-gay >> apparently doing that disinvited me to this here event adam: any regrets? >> i would do the same thing, adam in manchester, adam sexton, : wmur news 9. tom: islamic state is acknowledging the death of the masks -- masked militant known as jihadi john. the u.s. military announced back in november that one of its airstrikes had likely killed him. jihadi john had appeared in several videos showing the murders of hostages, including new hampshire journalist james foley. an intelligence group that tracks terrorist activity reported that the islamic state published a eulogizing profile magazine. shelley: a new recut -- recovery facility in manchester hosted its grand opening today. while the price to live here is welcome in the city struggling with a drug problem. >> the first time i drank i was 10 years old. the substance abuse can really kicked in whe

. >> i nominate mr. adams as the vice president for his wonderful work he's done as past president, as acting vice president. >> do we have a second? >> i second. >> do we have any other nominations for vice president? seeing none, we will open it up for public comment. do we have any members of the public who would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed and we're ready for a vote. >> commissioner adams, yes. commissioner dooley -- commission dwight, excuse me, yes. commissioner dooley, yes. commissioner ortiz-cartagena, yes. commission. >> we are on to item no. 8ing. >> item no. 8 is the review of the review of the december 18th planning session strategy. i just reangendized this just in case there was any updates that the commission wanted to provide. i know that there was comments that you provided me that i was not able to get into a written talk for you. if you would like we can forward it to the february meeting. >> i think that's good. we had a nice presentation how to go ab

it will be led off by mr. adam siminski, the administrator for u.s. energy information administration. the eia. he will be followed by mr. antoine halff, the program director for the global oil markets for the center on global energy policy located at columbia university, we also have mr. james la see air, the managing director for capital alpha partners. we also have ethan zindler who has joined the committee here today as head of the americas bloomberg new energy finance, and rounding things out is mr. daniel mcgroarty, the principal at carmot strategic group. with that, siminski, if you would begin with the panel and i know you have a lot to say so we will probably have to go over our allocated five minutes. we're good with that because there's a fair amount of information that i think needs to be imparted. >> maybe just a couple of minutes, senator. >> we appreciate what you will give to us. and know that we'll also have opportunities for expansion when we come to the q & a. if you would please start off. >> thank you, chairman murkowski. ranking m

adam woodbury bobble head night. hawks would fall behind early, but jarrod uthoff rallies the troops... later inside to mr bobblehead, woodbury spins, bucket and one. 8 points for him on the night. late first half. uthoff drops in 3. iowa up 9 at the half. 2nd mike gesell solid again. 22 points 10 assists for gesell. 48-35. dom uhl gets in on the action. 3-ball. 10 for uhl. hawks still up 11. peter jok can shoot it, another three. 60-48 iowa now 3-0 in the big 10 for the first time in 13 years, 77-66 over nebraska iowa will now take a healthy, 8-day break before their next game. thursday the 14th at 5th-ranked michigan state. spartans only loss came to iowa just last week, but that was without their star denzel valentine, who should be back for this one. iowa state doesn't have to wait anywhere near that long...they host texas tech tonight. also at home, tonight...the drake men. they've got 7-7 indiana state. the coming up next, david geiger report. then, we're getting a sneak peak at some of the newest pieces of technology. we'll show you what's getting the most buzz at the consumer who's the rebel now?

commissioner katz commissioner adams mr. kimberly brandon >> december 8 november 10, 2015 meeting. >> motion to approve? moved and seconded. all in favor aye. the minutes are proved. >> m3 of the comment and executive session >> any public comment on executive session spewed of the comment is closed >> executive session. >> moved to move into executive session. we will now move into is there a motion t reconvene in open session speaker moved and seconded. all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. next item >> item 6

commissioner katz commissioner adams mr.n >> december 8 november 10, 2015 meeting. >> motion to approve? moved and seconded. all in favor aye. the minutes are proved. >> m3 of the comment and executive session >> any public comment on executive session spewed of the comment is closed >> executive session. >> moved to move into

mrs. christie will be filling out that entire schedule. adam: breaking political news this afternoon. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is considering an independent run for president. reports indicate the media mogul is serious about jumping in if the major parties nominate bloomberg was a democrat before switching his party affiliation to republican. chairwoman believes his candidacy would hurt the democratic nominee. >> we are seeing the result of a weak field of candidates on the democratic side. i think michael bloomberg is saying the same thing america is saying. hillary clinton has been dishonest. her lack of honesty has damaged her campaign, and he sees an opportunity here. march. stephanie: claremont officials are trying to figure out the how a house fire broke out this morning on main street. officials say the blaze started in a two-car garage and then spread into an apartment unit. officials say the garage has severe structural damage. no injuries have been reported. adam: the c.d.c. says one person is dead and others sickened from dole salads. the outbreak has a

adamant. >> attempting. the difference between a conservative values. juliet: just like mrs. custer meyer. condensation and negativity. >> the really appalling thing about it is he is making the assumption that everybody, what is the most diverse city that the world has ever seen. >> sounding very ignorant. >> she was talking to herself. after a couple of trips to the main stage, carly feel renowned was back. ben: mike huckabee and rick santorum on stage with them. >> the truth is, i have been opportunities to do a lot of things in my life. unlike another woman in this race, i actually love spending time with this husband of mine. a lot of questions. only 117-year-old. seventeen. accused of raping an 18-year-old woman. after pulling a gun on her father. as the investigation started to unravel, questions started to emerge. neither the daughter or father could identify. ben: pick headaches coming for thousands of commuters. juliet: a lot of these men that have bound stops will be shut down for more than a year. >> good morning. this is the kings highway station. starting on mon

katz commissioner adams mr. kimberly brandon >> december 8 november 10, 2015 meeting. >> motion to approve? moved and seconded. all in favor aye. the minutes are proved. >> m3 of the comment and executive session >> any public comment on executive session spewed of the comment is closed >> executive session. >> moved to move into executive session. we will now move into is there a motion t reconvene in open session speaker moved and seconded. all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. next item >> item 6 pledge of allegiance. >>[pleage of allegiance] >> uptake of lipid of pride to welcome by her former colleague black. nice to see you commissioner. >> please be advised that the ringing and use of cell phones pagers and similar accounting devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised the chairman may order the removal from the meeting room of any person responsible for the ringing of or use of cell phones, pagers or other similar electronic device. please be advised that member of the public has up to

commissioner katz commissioner adams mr. kimberly brandon >> december 8 november 10, 2015 meeting. >> motion to approve? moved and seconded. all in favor aye. the minutes are proved. >> m3 of the comment and executive session >> any public comment on executive session spewed of the comment is closed >> executive session. >> moved to move into executive session. we will now move into is there a motion t reconvene in open session speaker moved and seconded. all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. next item >> item 6 pledge of allegiance. >>[pleage of allegiance] >> uptake of lipid of pride to welcome by her former colleague black. nice to see you commissioner. >> please be advised that the ringing and use of cell phones pagers and similar accounting devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised the chairman may order the removal from the meeting room of any person responsible for the ringing of or use of cell phones, pagers or other similar electronic device. please be advised that member of the public has up to

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your host, adam asher interviews click here to play. [ click ] >> very exciting episode today as we get to sit down with mr. scott kaplan who once 1992. let's have a listen. so, scott, thanks for coming on "monumental." >> thanks for having me, adam. >> so, put me in the driver's seat here. you get off the ferry. >> mm-hmm. >> you set foot inside the statue of liberty and what do you see? >> well, i mean, the first thing you notice is, is the steps. >> mmm. the steps, right, right. for those of you who aren't familiar, there are steps. >> and, and, and, more than just five or six of them, adam. there were hundreds, if not thousands of steps. >> absolutely incredible. and now, these steps, they were going up? is that correct? >> yes, yes, yes, up, up, yes, yes, up. >> fascinating. and could they also be used to go down? >> pardon? umm, down? >> yes, the statue steps? >> oh, well, it's just this once, a while ago, but if i, i believe so. i do think they were dual direction steps. and you know i don't know if you caught this, can we take another look at that website. that podcast was 4 hours and 33 minutes lo

adam woodbury bobble head night. after falling behind early, jarrod uthoff rallies the troops. lets dunk. . later inside to mr bobblehead, woodbury spins, bucket and one. 8 points for woody late first half. uthoff drops in 3. iowa up 9 at the half. 2nd late first half. uthoff drops in 3. iowa up 9 at the half. 2nd half. they keep it rolling. mike gesell solid again. 22 points 10 assists for gesell. 48-35. dom uhl gets in on the action. 3-ball. 10 for uhl. hawks still up 11. peter jok can shoot it, another three. 60-48 uthoff closes it out with points for the-u. iowa now 3-0 in the big 10 for the first time in 13 years, 77-66 over nebraska iowa now has 8 days off till their next. thursday the 14th at 5th ranked michigan state. spartans only loss came to iowa just last week. the ciml is loaded in girls basketball. every night a top 10 matchup. tonight a rematch of last years 5a championship. waukee, defending champs, ranked number 1, valley 5th. tigers trailed by 12 at the hannah fuller, future drake bulldog 3 from the corner. then on the break lexi merritt, easy layup. lead down to 7. waukee answers. andie mat

mr. boras out? don't forget your coat. (phone ringing) hello. oh, yes, adam? oh. oh, that's awful. oh, you better do it if that's what... if that's what eli wants. the third quarter has improved. although i think there still needs to be some belt-tightening. we still have some overcharges in litigation. hello, diane. derrick. (clears throat) it's good to have you back. it's good to be back. anyway, we were discussing the third quarter results. uh, they're not as dire as anticipated, but, uh, we still have some overcharges in litigation. um, i think this will be the focus of what we're trying to get accomplished next year. you seem happy. yeah, i guess i am. made peace with yourself? jury's in. you're kidding. they just went out. yeah, 20 minutes. should be interesting. it's not guilty. are you sure? (clears throat) members of the jury, have you reached a verdict? we have, your honor. on the charge of first degree murder, we find the defendant guilty. you said... don't say a thing. we'll appeal. judge weldon: would the, uh, defense like to poll the jury? will: yes, we would, your ho

mr. bush: thank you. thank you. thank you, adam. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you, congressman, for campaigning with me across the country. adam's main job is to do the morning shows after the debates. today was a little easier for him at than the previous debates i think, for him. [applause] mr. bush: thank you for your service. i wanted to recognize two of my jeb, jr.ldren, and my daughter, noelle. i want to tell you two stories and then i will open it up. these are stories of leadership. when i started my campaign, i wanted to talk about the things that were broken and help people to rise up again. our national security has become more and more of an issue. something i think is important for us to talk about. restore economic growth unless we are strong as a nation. hillary clinton believes that just a third term of the foreign policy of barack obama is ok, that we have got isis where we want them, that the reset button with russia is going to work out. that russia was just a regional power, not to worry, and 30 days ukraine ourinvade enemies no longer

mr. abbott? >> chelsea: where are the emts? i mean, we need emts. >> adam: i' m fine. i' m not injured, okay? >> chelsea: you' re not okay. nothing about this is okay. you were kidnapped and held hostage. if anything had happened to you... >> victor: sweetheart, he' s fine. the exchange was made. the kidnapper' s in custody. >> adam: well, the hired muscle is in custody. the woman behind the man is still out there somewhere. >> jack: uh, how do you know it was a woman? did you hear her voice, see her face? >> adam: no, i just heard him say "yes, ma' am" on the phone. >> jack: then she could be anywhere. she could be in europe. >> adam: europe? where -- where you getting that? >> chelsea: it' s all this stupid deal, adam. it' and a hacker kevin found in switzerland. this maniac woman kidnapped you so she could force victor' s hand, so she could force him out of the deal. >> adam: is that true? >> paul: whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! hey, hey, hey. take it easy, huh? >> dylan: [ sighs ] you enjoy that, slick -- taking a swing at me? assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, oh, and -- and kidnapping an