we think of the other adams, the john quincy's dad and samueled adams but the bookends with john quincy adams 68 years later on june 17, 1940 -- 1840 the bunker hill monument has been built on bunker him. once again, he refused to attend. yet, he watches yet once again from the family home where he sees the smoke of a cannon go off and it reminds him of that time. at this time in his life, john quincy adams, a president, is now a lowly u.s. congressman who has taken up the fight against slavery. what he realizes is the work that his doctor -- dr. joseph warren and his father worked so hard for is not over. we segue to brenda. >> it's interesting. first of all, it's a pleasure to be here. thank you for the introduction. it's great to be here with nathaniel philbrick and feeling a baton has been passed and the baton passed from bunker hill -- and it's not necessarily a name he's not necessarily a name we con jour with him. you think of i don't know washington and jefferson and madison and later, of course, lincoln, and even later than that grant and going forward. john quincy adams was no

that caller was from quincy.e will taking you next to the quincy home of the adamses as we prepare to tell you the story of the revolutionary times in which the adamses lived. >> the story of abigail adams and the revolutionary war is a story of sacrifice, of commitment to country. abigail rose to the occassion. for the first 10 years, they lived in this home, from 1764- 1774. it is where they raise their four children. this is the birthplace of their second child, john quincy adams, who went on to become president of the united states. the primary link between she and john adams would be letter writing. it was from this house that he was provided a window into what was happening back here in the colony of massachusetts. she would report to john about the militia in boston. during the battle of bunker hill, she took her son and she would watch the battle of bunker hill with her son and report about the fires and smoke. she was the eyes of the revolution to john adams and the second continental congress in philade

quincy jones.i like that. popping a squat. >> i'm glad you had me sitting down. my feet hurt. >> that sounds like the '60s. i like that. popping a squat. >> we do anything for you here, mr. quincy jones. i was just talking about you the other day at the hairdresser of all places. >> that's the place to talk. >> we were talking about people who were ahead of their time, the producers. we were listening to michael jackson and we were saying quincy jones. how were you so forward thinking in those days? that music timeless and still holds up today. >> i know. they play it everywhere in the world. 35 years later. i can't believe it. everywhere. china. brazil. >> what goes into creating the beat? >> i don't know, honey. i do what makes me happy. i don't -- if you listen and talk about survey groups and they don't like this, like that, i don't want to hear that. i get something because it makes me get goose bumps. if i get goose bumps somebody else is going to get them. >> how has the music industry chang

quincy police department have been unbelievable, they're with you 24 hours a day helping out. they're doing what they can, even their families, wives, girlfriends, even the kids get involved, which is unbelievable. >> for o'shea who witnesses the fire, the scene has a dramatic impact. >> it's sad. it's very sad. i went out a couple of days later and bought more smoke detectors. >> despite the devastating fire, bose has an optimistic attitude. >> thank you, sergeant. >> my main thing is my parents and my neighbor got out and no injuries. nobody was hurt, no lives were lost. the fire department, nobody was injured. it's a house that can be rebuilt. everything can be replaced. it's going to take a while. but we can get back. >> within two weeks bose is back on the job working the 911 phone lines. >> one of the first calls we took last night was for a house fire. at first it was -- normal routine. transferred to the fire department and sent a cruiser down there and you have to be there when they call 911. that's what we do. >> from one dedicated city worker to another. >>> on a sa

quincy jones was in the production room. it was an amazing moment for him because he understood orchestration. quincy always said, that is where i learned how to write for the big orchestra. .e was the ultimate musician the respect and the fear sometimes came out. fear because he could hear everything. i think he was the king of tempo . he would find something in a song that would become his. one of his favorite people with count basie, who could find us -- take a song and find the right tempo. ray absolutely could do it. when we got involved with this album, which is the last of the ray charles album, i watched everybody we worked with get inspired. when i say fear, it is highest respect you can give anybody is when you care about somebody. >> when a movie is really working, we have an out of the body experience. this is not the psychic network. you are so wrapped up in the story that you really are not aware of where your car is parked, where you are going to have dinner. you only care about what will happen to those peopl

. >>> and let's go to quincy, massachusetts, where it was 20 below this morning. molly? >> she's freezing. >> we can't hear molly. but it sounds like she's saying it is very cold and there was a lot of snow or something. >> it is the sign language. >> that is symbolic. >> you gets let me know if we get molly back. >> can i tell you something about green bay. greta loves green bay and i love the niners and now i'm worried about green bay because of the weather and i think that is the bet to take. they are used to playing it in. my poor niners are not. and i had a weird dream about steve young last night. >> i had a dream about william leafy but it was different. >> did it involve cats? >> what do they call the ice bowl? >> the frozen tund -- tundra. and i've been there and it is cold. but there is nothing colder than soldier field on the great lakes. it is the coldest place on the planet. >> can i bring this into the biggest realm. i'm a big fan of slate the liberal blog and they are going to do a think piece on why does snow have to be white. as i'm 1-16th hispanic, it h

john quincy adam, john westley, chesterson. there wasn't a single figure like that in the personnel of the arabists? >> amongst the arabists, no. there is this belief in and need for christian and muslim sessions to move closer together. and religions and the ways of life share many things in common. for some of the older arabists of missionary stock, like william eddie, the founding father of u.s. espionage in the middle east. almost has a mystical belief in the links between islam and christianity,sees himself as a bridge figure between the two civilizations. i think his happiest moment comes when he acts as the interpreter between franklin roosevelt and the saudi king at the end of world war ii. it's in the book. and he is the interpreter because he has arabic. so i think he -- i am not sure that the roosevelt cousins have quite this kind of intense belief in the convergence of christianity and islam that somebody like eddy did, but it's still there, i think, and the american friends of the middle east is sort of geared towa

. >>> three are headed to chip chi and the trains from l.a., quincy l.a. was stopped 80 meals west and crews began to clear tracks. passengers were fed and kept warm by the crew. they are limiting service to and from chicago because of the weather. >>> one couple in panola is bringing back memories of a powerful movie. they had a powerful explosion that blew out their home. manipulates say ther there was a blast so pure full is blew out the banning wall about two feet and blew all the sheetrock from the ceiling down to the floor. >> it doesn't water that often to the walls to all of the material that was blown out in the yard, and this was an i am important thing, the metal flew because of the fire and the situation brought backfire scenes of the incredible mooch have i, back draft. >>> a man said he set the chinese consulate on fire and he is the figure seen in the surveillance tape setting the fire on the chinese consulate's doorstep last wednesday he figured the chinese cops lat had to be involved. >> he was motivated by terrorism -- there was no indica

in quincy they had -- they're on the ocean and there were some low-lying roads that flooded here. these areas sometimes see coastal flooding. nothing severe, buffet can cause problems when its sticks to the roadways and temperatures this cold, creates some issues. they called out the national guard to stand by and be ready to help if eye vac situations are needed -- evacuations are needed. so thankfully minored inning issues. >> you stay safe. >>> as the temperatures good down, those heating cost goes up a lot, and it doesn't really bundle very well. phil flynn, you're the money guy. you connect the dots on weather and money, this is it a snowstorm and a winter for the ages. >> it is. it's going to be sticker shock when they open up their heating bills. the last couple of years, we have seen natural gas prices actually go down, people that heated their homes natural gas were used to lower prices. better not get used to it. we could see one of the most significant price increases we have seen in natural gas since probably 2005. already this winter is shattering records. we're seein

an incredible play, tommy armstrong throws it deep to quincy. line, and he goes untouched for the 99 yard td, and even georgia fans are looking at this one. starting off the 2014 early- season. now,e capital one bowl razzle-dazzle at its finest. it goes to bruce, who throws a beautiful td pass. south carolina. 30-24. and then the university of and texas. piling it on, three touchdowns. that one on third and nine. it does not get any better. and north texas wins, 36-14. and a louisville quarterback announced today he will forgo the senior year to enter the upcoming nfl draft. he is widely considered to be a top overall pick, which would go to the houston texans, and they are expected to have a quarterback. night, capitals tomorrow but today, john carlson was named to team usa for the sochi month.s next and so far, hockey talk today focuses on the winter classic. take a look. detroit and toronto, players walking down to a very snow we ring -- rink. in front of the goal and tip it in with smith there. it would go to a shootout, and jimmy.n that doe

you know, my sister quincy who's black would get called the "n" word at school and we'd talk for hoursy's black?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's great. >> no one told her what color i am. >> jimmy: she doesn't know how to deal with ethnicity. what's the difference? yeah, absolutely. but then -- that's hilarious. but then you went to school, law school at 16. is that right? >> yeah, i went to college at 11. i don't remember it. i was so young, so drunk. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no you weren't. >> but yeah, no. then i went to law school and you know, in part law school is the refuge for people that don't know what the heck they want to do. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but also it prepare me to go into public service which i felt strongly about. and i was at the state department for a number of years. worked for hilary clinton, was in afghanistan for a few years. >> jimmy: that's amazing. you got it together, man. you really do. [ cheers and applause ] >> look, i'm just following in your footsteps. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> this is all a plan to become second fiddle to you. >> jimmy: no, please, no. b

quincy has not ridden it. he has led each of those plus he's been a great tv producer. "fresh prince of bel air," "jenny jones," "people's court" ". he's been a great leader. 27 emmys along the way. >> we'll see if he makes the cut down to the top 25. let's go to the next one, someone i know jim has covered and sue as well. some might argue her rein at pepsico hasn't been that successful or it was really roger enrico and she who did some of the formative work of today's pepsi. >> if roger were on the set with us now, he would be the first to say it was her idea to lead the divestiture of young brands. she had to stare down one of their predecessors who had actually brought it on board, taco hut, pizza hut and kfc. this was a hard thing to do. the entrepreneurial freedom that novak and the others have enjoyed is because of indra's liberation. that was her plan. the move into nutrition -- >> exactly. the move into nutrition is key. >> it's incredible. >> let's get jim in here. >> you have interviewed her a number of times. i have interviewed her a number of times. i was s

this after trains from los angeles, quincy, illinois and the bay area all became stranded about 80 miles west of chicago. crews were brought in to clear the tracks and other trains arrived to pull the stranded trains to their destination. the passengers we mained on board and were kept warm and fed by the crew. amtrak now says it is limiting service to and from chicago because of the weather. >>> prosecutors in new york have charged more than a hundred people with fraud saying they filed phony claims for social security disability benefits. most were arrested this morning. authorities say they faked mental disabilities such as post-traumatic stress disorder and many pointed to the september 11 attacks as the cause. the 106 defendants include 74 former police officers and eight former firefighters. investigators say the defendants collected 30,000 to $50,000 in a year in disability payments, many while working at other jobs. >>> the los angeles county sheriff lee bacah announced his retirement. it comes one month after federal prosecutors filed criminal charges against 18 sheriff's depend

. >> our next questioner is from quincy, massachusetts. are you there? >> hello? am in quincy, massachusetts, the birthplace of john adams. i have a question and a comment. you mentioned earlier that mrs. bush is the only first lady after abigail adams who was the mother of a president. is it also true that she is the only first lady after abigail adams who was the wife of a president and a vice president? >> pat nixon. >> but not the mother of a president. thank you for your call. from watergate, chief of the republican party, to china. >> this is a great story. watergate occurs. president nixon resigns. george bush is considered very strongly to be one of the potential vice presidential picks for gerald ford. you have been a loyal soldier and i would like to get all of the people involved in watergate out of the limelight. what would you like to do? where would you like to go? i can offer you paris, london. george bush says, i would like to go to china. gerald ford says, would you like to go to london or paris? bush says, china is going to be the future. it is a

that's quincy annua. and no one's going to get him. seems like a record or something. 99-yard play.s as far as you can go. there's no more field. it's not canada, people. 31 seconds left. mason for lynch. nebraska wins the gator bowl, 24-19. >>> one more note for you "gma" people. ucf upset baylor. not pictured. >> i did this segment with my coat unbuttoned. >> i didn't even look. >> glad we have our coats buttoned. >>> up next, "the pulse," where taylor swift's new home is causing controversy. why her neighbors are angry. >>> and fowl frackus. a u.p.s. driver is forced to flee from an angry turkey. almond breeze almondmilk makes everything good even better... from the bowls of cereal you make... to all the delicious recipes you bake. because inside every carton is the goodness of blue diamond almonds. so grab a carton of almond breeze. almondiciously good! he actually told me that a lot of the foods that i thought were really healthy for me can do damage to the enamel on my teeth. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel. pronamel will help protect the enamel from future erosion.

if you want to sound smart quincy jones racked up 79 nominations and 29 wins during his prestigious careerawards was the conductor, george solti has won 31 times. i'm a left talker and i'm going to take left-hand talker. lewis is standing by around the water cooler. >> stop knocking over things. >> let's go to music's biggest night. the big winners of the evening were daft punk who won album of the year and record of the year. literally casting a shadow was pharrell. get lucky. a tremendous hat. look at that thing. online it was drawing comparisons to smokey the bear. arby's took an opportunity to tweet, pharrell, can we have our hat back. the similarity is striking. >> roast beef sandwich over there. >> if pharrell is doing that, you know that it's cool. >> the sauce, that's the best by the way. >> i'm saying if pharrell does that, you know it's automatically cool. i've already ordered myself one online. don't judge me. >> never. >> macklemore and ryan lewis walked away with more. >> we are gathered here to celebrate love and harmony. as i look out at this audience i'm delighted to see th

quincy comes down with the ball nearly 60 yards down field and he does the rest.down is the longest play in nebraska history and it helps the cornhuskers to a 24-19 win over georgia. >>> and speaking of records, the nhl hosted the largest crowd ever to see a hockey game. more than 105,000 people filled michigan stadium in ann arbor to watch detroit take on toronto. the game time temperature was 13 degrees and snow piled up on the playing surface throughout the game. tyler bozak scored the deciding goal in a 3-2 shoot-out victory for toronto. >>> when we return, thorny issues at the rose parade. a same-sex couple exchanges vows on a float, drawing some criticism at the annual event. couple exchanges vows on a float, drawing some criticism at the annual event. chicken quesadilla, ue burger bites, sandwiches, and more, served with fries and your choice of soup or salad. chili's lunch break combos, starting at 6 bucks. more life happens here. i'm here to get a camry. oh, camry is reliable and really fun to drive. sounds like i hit the jackpot again. again? [ man ] hey

again the interviewer that he had with the testimony in two thousand feet and particularly the last quincy and i asked him what he was doing outside in a completely new job these nations said they want to go to my own links to you is that i was with the animals. with the nature with the hangman to pickles and easy as the source of my friends. he was able to change the course of the study the units even got to sleep the medical team from the scrap bag and i do believe i did to me ten years ago when he was still in power. and he was the most imposing there at the same manatee strong and powerful and he did what she wants to do and it was really an opinion for the go to prison or on a soft spot for him and i think he didn't want to spring is around. sony will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the great leaders of this country who single handedly change the course of history. jane wyman ron jacobs and abroad till boulevard into a heap hardline islamist militants weeks hoisted to recruit i'll call you to have claimed responsibility for recent suicide car bombing in beirut lebanon which due to

again the interviewer that he had with the testimony in two thousand feet and particularly the last quincy and i asked him what he was doing doubts. completing his job his mission he said they want to go to my own links to you is that i was with the animals. with the nature we've been into pickles and easy as the source of my friends. he was able to change the course of the study the units in god's asleep. it was ethically team from the scrap bag and i do believe i did to me ten years ago when he was still in power. and he was the most imposing there at the same manatee strong and powerful and he did what she wants to do and it was really an opinion for the good it is now. i have a soft spot for him and i think he didn't want to spring is around sony will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the great leaders of this country who single handedly change the course of history the jn one am wrong jacobson abroad till boulevard in to let me. hardline islamist militants weeks hoisted to recruit alcoa to have claimed responsibility for recent suicide car bombing in beirut lebanon which killed at l

again the interviewer that he had with the testimony in two thousand feet and particularly the last quincy and i asked him what he was doing outside in a completely new job. these nations said they want to go to my own writings to you is that i was with the animals that were to make sure we can hang in there because the view the source of my friends. he was able to change the course of the study the units in god the street the medical team the scouts like i don't believe i didn't meet in his room when he was still in power. and he was the most imposing there at the same manatee strong powerful and he did what she wants to do and it was really an opinion for the good it is now. that is soft spot for him and i think he didn't want to stay isn't around. sony will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the great leaders of this country who single handedly change the course of history. jane wyman ron jacobs and abroad till boulevard into a heap. i former israeli prime minister ariel sharon is forty four is life after experiencing the malfunction. medical authorities say the eighty five girl's cond

if we move 10% lower, quincy are you going to buy that dip? >> i think as long as the credit markets are holding up and telling us that the underpinnings of this economy and there's no panic, you're going to see buyers come in and they're going to come in and they're going to be stock specific this year but they will be coming in. >> anthony there are two kinds of sell-offs we could potentially have. there's a growth scare and a fed scare and it would seem based on what's happening so far that this is more about the fed piece of this. maybe the payroll report was disappointing but it's more about the taper continuing. does this sound right or is this more about wait a minute maybe this economy isn't as strong as we thought. >> it is a fed scare. i think that's the point to be made. but in this environment remember that there were a lot of people that were worried as the ten-year was raising above 3% saying that the ten-year treasury -- >> how is it a fed scare if the ten-year is falling? if there's an expectation that yields or if there's actu

well, john quincy adams, who had come back to the house of representatives by then after being president, filibustered the entry of testis into the united states for days on end, every day. every day he did so until finally he was worn out. at the end, texas came into the united states by one vote in the house and one vote in the senate. so i like to tell my friends in texas when i'm going back, and we have had all of the wars that we have been fighting in the senate for texas, but it's not you that don't love us in washington. they never have. but thomas rusk was the first senator along with sam houston. because they were in the revolution, i thought he wrote something in the report to the president of the new republic about the battle that again told the tale of the greatness of texas women. he said the men of texas deserve much credit. but moore was due to the women. armed men facing a foe could not but be brave. but the women, with their little children around them, without means of defense or faced danger or death with "unflinching courage" and that is the name of the book. it was t

his brothers john quincy and demetrius were also arrested and charged while filming the incident. the family claims the officers violated their constitutional rights when it broke into the house and confiscated one video of the confrontation. one officer has been temporarily reassigned as a result of this video. the aclu is hoping the family with a lawsuit. meanwhile in new hampshire three seabrook police officers are on paid administrative leave after this two thousandnine a rest video with by a roll monday on youtube. the video shows a nineteen year old michael berger and having his face it's really been too long like police officers after leaving the boat tomorrow. he is then pushed down to the floor and pepper spray one of the officers even takes a moment to look up and smiled for the camera. aaron was arrested on charges of driving under the influence possession of controlled drugs and resisting arrest. a police report describes them as aggressive and uncooperative. the incident is now under investigation by the attorney general's office armor and is considering a lawsuit aga

being blamed for stranding 500 passengers on three different amtrak trains, one was los angeles, quincy illinois and the bay area and #0 miles west of chicago. they were proud in the tapes to their destinations. they were if he had by the crew and they are limiting service because of the weather. >>> a daily city manned a mitted starting a fire at the chinese consulate is due in court today. 39-year-old fang is the person who started the fire in the surveillance, he said he tar fitted the employees so he figured the chinese consulate had to be involved. tara moriarty has more coming up at 5:30 with more details on the suspect's arrest. >>> it happened to one couple who escaped an explosion which blew out the windows annuals of their darn and walls of their home. he decided to put a couple of logs on the fireplace and plater on they smelled smoke in their bedroom shortly before this explosion raised the hands. >> it tonight happen this often. and tonight to all of them, this is an extremely dangerous situation. >> fortunately nobody was hurt and investigators are focusing on the chimney

finding quincy and 99-yards for the touchdown. the longest play in nebraska. husband kerrs. and four and 129-yards and nebraska beats georgia. 24-19. >>> on to the capital one bowl. wisconsin and south carolina. aide shaw is looking for his man. and hits it. he is in there. that puts south carolina up 20- 17. and clowny the defensive star for south carolina. he says he will enter the nfl draft next year. and south carolina takes this one 34-24. >>> and he is turning pro leads to the sports night live question of the day. if and johnny manziel when the raiders draft who should they take. send us your answer via e-mail, twitter or facebook. we will read some of those on air. like us for a chance to win a $2000 home entertainment system. hey. >>> enjoin us for the extended sports. and gary sits down with mark jackson. we'll have a live report from green bay on sunday's 4ers game. that's tomorrow night 9 p.m. the preview immediately following our 8 p.m. news cast. >>> we're getting closer to the 49ers playoff matchup like we talked about. and back at practice and

america, but by the end of it, by the end of 1813 he was known around the world, in washington john quincy adams and james monroe agonized over whether they're fledgling nation founded on principles of liberty and freedom should support his struggles for independence. in london they signed on to fight for his cause. in a -- in italy they dreamed of immigrating. but there would be five more years before spain was the rest from latin american shores. fourteen more years. a 14 year war. there were 14 years of war, and great bloodshed before spain was thrust from latin american shores. at the end one man was credited for a single handedly conceiving, organizing, and leading a population one-and-a-half times the length -- size of north america, the odds against which he thought, a formidable, established a world power, and i and trusted wilderness. there would have proved daunting to the ablest of generals. but bolivia had never been a soldier. no formal military training, yet with little more than well and genius he freed much of the spanish-american and laid out his dream for a unified consta

hauled in by quincy, here's a record that will never be broken. he completes the 99-yard touchdown play, one of two scoring passes he hauled in. the cornhuskers beat georgia. >>> another nfl coaching vacancy is set to be filled. a report says lovie smith will take over the tampa bay bucs, and hire the recently fired leslie frazier as his defensive coordinator. it is a coaching carousel this time of year. >>> thanks joe. >> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> ktvu morning news starts at 4:30 tomorrow. if you missed part of tonight's newscast, you so you made some bad decisions last night. make a good one this morning. get two biscuit sandwiches, with your choice of country grilled sausage, egg, and cheese, or bacon, egg, and cheese, both on my new southern style biscuits. you'll save some cash 'cause right now they're two for just three bucks. c'mon cody... let's get some breakfast. you drive. i traded the car for the tattoo. year everybody! >> happy new year. today you have pitched various stories of this past off that have really piss

quincy gets to the end zone. 99 yard touchdown. nebraska is up 24-12 following the extra point.th quarter final minute, georgia down five needing three yards to stay alive. but they can't convert on fourth down. nebraska gets the ball on downs. that is your ball game. the cornhuskers take it 24-19. from oral doe to florida. third quarter. gamecocks down four. beautiful catch. and watch the tippy toes getting to the end zone. he was named game mvp. this guy is a beast. the defensive end using his head here. watch this. that pass is deflected off the helmet off clowney. he had a great game. after the game he will declare for the ffl draft. carolina takes it 34-24. over to tampa. iowa and lsu. fourth quarter. iowa whipped the ball trying to tie it up. cj rolling out but he gets picked off here. he returns it about eight yards. he's knocked out of bounds at 15. that kept the tigers in the lead. ensuing drive. lsu hands off to jeremy hill. he could not be stopped all day . 39 of his 216 rushing yards. he had two touchdowns in the game. lsu, a big winner 21-14. great day for college f

. >> you personally are familiar with those voices like john quincy adams. >> yes, i'm guessing that amongst the group that i am describing, they can subscribe to that view. okay. >> hello. a couple of questions. first of all, how united would you say the arabist's word when you look at how many different movements you had emerging simultaneously and there was plenty of internal conflict today maybe not quite as intense but fairly intense. how united were they and do you see examples where there were real breaks within the group and then the two roosevelt individuals, asking you about this. what do you say would he have been on their side or do you think you might have been as you call it the conservative standard american interest side of the equation, if there is even a way to speculate at? >> i think in regards to the possibility i think that they are fairly concerted in terms of their values and what they have for the arab world. and it is the more inclined to covert action. and they will get a little bit more cautious and even conservative in their approach. but nonetheless even

hauled in by quincy, here's a record that will never be broken. he completes the 99-yard touchdown play, one of two scoring passes he hauled in. the cornhuskers beat georgia. >>> another nfl coaching vacancy is set to be filled. a report says lovie smith will take over the tampa bay bucs, and hire the recently fired leslie frazier as his defensive coordinator. it is a coaching carousel this time of year. >>> thanks joe. >> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> ktvu morning news starts at 4:30 tomorrow. if you missed part of tonight's newscast, you can catch it right now. the rebroadcast right over on tv36. thanks store joining us. good night. jay: come on, let's go. we're gonna need a little extra time at airport security, 'cause i'm pretty sure they're gonna want to pat you down. manny's with his father for the weekend, so jay and i are flying to vegas. i'm a little torn because i want alone time with gloria, but i also like rubbing manny's head for good luck. i just need to send this e-mail to claire why i'm not working on the bake sal

america but by the end of its, by the end of 1813 he was known around the world, in washington john quincy adams and james monroe agonized over whether their fledgling nation founded on principles of liberty and freedom should support his struggle for independence. in london hard bitten veterans of england's war against napoleon, mostly irish, signed on to fight for bolivar's cause. in italy the poet lord byron named his boat after bolivar and streamed of immigrating to venezuela with his daughter. there would be five more years of bloodshed before spain was thrust from latin american shores, 14 more years, it was a 14 year war. there were 14 years of war and great bloodshed after spain was thrust from latin american shores. at the end of that savage and chastening war one man would be credited for single-handedly organizing and leading the liberation of six nations, a population 1-1/2 times the size of north america or modern europe, the odds against which he fought a formidable established world power, of vast areas of untracked wilderness, the splintered loyalties of many races would ha

and the one kind of thing is that this is a good thing, he wrote about john quincy adams and profiles of courage. and this includes after a certain period after leaving the white house. so that is something that we will never know. >> and i welcome your questions and comments. and we have unexamined territory. anyone who can't believe in this was part of american voting for the dc rights amendment. and we were the last living surviving and serving republican senator and senator hatch and senator bennet. and i found it interesting that if we republicans that were senators, and i have been told that and was unaware of that. they had one thing in common. coleman at you. so it is a belated thank you. john, thank you so much. 1956 was my year. and this is when tv didn't come on in the daytime. and i am from chicago and my grandmother said that john kennedy almost got nominated. and the other two candidates from the same state and kennedy said that it was part of the book and they hadn't even read it. because he would've been the running mate of his stevenson. because he sent christmas card

that was john quincy adams. first of all, a democrat, what committees @booktv? >> financial-services. serve on the subcommittee have fedex of institutions, and i am the ranking member of oversight and investigation. >> from that perspective, from that perch what did the president said tonight? the you agree or disagree with. >> well, i agree with the president of something that is important, not necessarily from financial-services but raising the minimum wage. he said that he would take action committee said he would raise it. i think that's important. we have a bill in the house that can raise it in a jar to intend. the president mentioned that bill, but it is important for us to raise the wage, and a looking forward to working with my colleagues in the house to get done. >> will that cost u.s. taxpayers money? >> raising the wage does not require the president set up any additional bureaucracy. really requires that we give those who are working, many below the poverty line and working full time, and opportunity to lift themselves out of poverty. it will help e

the trains from los angeles, quincy illinois and the bay area were disabled about 80 miles from chicago yesterday because of all the snow on the tracks. passengers say it wasn't that bad they were kept warm on the trains while crews worked to clear the tracks. >> the crew was awesome. i just feel like somebody could have maybe figured out that this is really bad weather. we should maybe check the tracks before the train has to come through or something. >> reporter: amtrak has cancelled nearly two dozen trains to illinois because of the weather. crews spent the day clearing the track and amtrak hopes to resume operations tomorrow. on ktvu.com our web team has posted a slide show of conditions across the country. >>> we've been showing you this nasty weather around the country. but let's go to chief meteorologist bill martin, and bill kind of steady as it goes. >> we need the rain. we talked about the governor declaring a drought and coming in here into the state of california it's been very dry. unprecedented really as john fowler talked about as well. as we look at the satellite imagin

quincy i don't question his contribution to music.hael jackson, but i thought his most signal impact repredated our period of 1989 into 2014. another one that was controversial for similar reasons was one of the sort of scoundrels on our list so maybe not so much a scoundrel anymore, michael milken. >> michael milken went to jail but he paid his debt to society and he's done a lot for charity since then but most of his business impact was before 1989. >> and what about bernie madoff. in light of the news today about his health problems we were asking earlier whether there's anything that's been transformational about what he's done beyond just the extent of his activities? >> well my feeling, and tyler, you may have a different view but my feeling is that he was quite simply a mega ponzi scheme, and, you know, there have been a million ponzi schemes, and i'm not -- and there will probably be more alas, so i don't think we should put him on the list as a transformational figure. >> there were some folks that paul felt strongly about as

. >> reporter: in quincy, massachusetts, south of boston, we found steven clearing the path to his front door. heavy snow? light snow? >> it's light snow. it's pretty good. >> reporter: you don't mind? >> no. it's good exercise. >> reporter: he was kind enough to give me a few pointers in the fine art of snow shoveling. i'm not doing it right? it's no joke, though. first, the snow and punishing wind, blanketing a huge swath of the northeast. look at this satellite image of the storm at its peak. and now, bone-chilling, teeth-chattering, frostbiting sub zero temperatures. chicagoland is preparing for a deep freeze. single-digit temperatures are on the way, as people continue to dig out. >> i guess you have to roll with the punches. >> reporter: this new jersey postal worker's route was brought to a screeching halt when his mail truck was surrounded by floodwaters. some drivers in maine, driving flooding ice waters. and in north carolina, a group of hikers stranded on the appalachian trail. >> 5:00, it went from not at all to two inches in 20 minutes. >> reporter: the national guard rescui

firefighter quincy pearson heads into the smoke-filled restaurant to fight what appears to be a kitchenire. >> initially when we got inside, the smoke was very light at the moment. but i could see through it. i could see a glow coming from the area of the kitchen and also the area of the bar. >> but conditions take a turn for the worse as firefighters move farther into the restaurant. the smoke changes color and becomes dark and heavy as it falls toward the floor. the temperature around the firefighters rapidly increases. pearson's expertise kicks into high gear. he realizes the firefighters are in imminent danger. >> the smoke has started to catch on fire. that's when everything started to go bad real quick. it's starting to get really hot in the room. i'm watching these signs before me unfold and i'm starting to recognize that we're about to be caught in a flashover. >> flashovers are triggered when extreme heat causes all exposed flammable material to ignite at the same time. pearson says flashovers are a firefighter's worst nightmare and almost always a calling card for certain deat

correspondent molly line is in quincy, massachusetts, tonight. >> reporter: the first digout of 2014 was in some respects helped by the bitter cold that arrived with the year's first storm. single-digit, bone-chilling temperatures kept the snow light and fluffy, but there was a lot of it. almost two feet in parts of massachusetts. and now the boston wind-whipped waves lash the shore and there were white outs with visibility near zero and grounding planes at logan and leaving some passengers with no option but to sleep at theterminal. >> we were patient and hoped for the rest but unfortunately we spent the night in the chapel. and it was warmer there, and we felt safe. and that is what we did. >> she was far from alone. from los angeles to miami, atlanta to new york, more than 20,000 flights were canceled or delayed. >> we got to atlanta and found out that our stewardess was stuck on a chicago flight and that we were ultimately delayed and delayed until they canceled us last night. and most of the passengers got stuck until monday. >> determined to stay ahead of the weather, new york

. >> reporter: in quincy, massachusetts, south of boston, we found stephen whitebread, clearing the path to his front door. heavy snow, light snow? >> light snow. pretty good. >> reporter: you don't mind? >> no. good exercise. >> reporter: even kind enough to give me a few pointers in the fine art of snow shoveling. i'm not doing it right? it's no joke, though. first, the snow and then punishing wind blanketing a huge swath of the northeast. and now bone-chilling, teeth-chattering, frost-biting subzero temperatures. chicagoland preparing for a deep freeze. single-digit temperatures are on the way as people continue to dig out. >> i guess we have to roll with the punches. >> reporter: this new jersey postal worker's route was brought to a screeching halt when his mail truck was surrounded by floodwaters. some drivers in maine braving flooding icewaters. and a group of hikers stranded on the appalachian trail. >> 5:00, it went from not sticking at all to sticking in about two minutes. >> reporter: and in new york city, mayor bill de blasio proudly told his city -- >> 100% of primary roads

molly is live in quincy, just south of boston. >> reporter: the wind and the sun are not helping to cut this biting cold. finally we have a little sunshine, see the beautiful winter wonderland, but the temperatures are in the teens and expected to drop tonight, as low others negative one. one good thing about this very cold temperature is actually helping people dig out. he snow, because of the cold, just really fluffy. this is not the kind of stuff that makes an easy snowball. it's like this all over. and the danger with that is it drifts easily and that can be tough for road crews to handle. they have to keep moving the snow. another thing that made the storm impactful is the coastal flooding, something authorities were keeping an eye on at midnight and noon today, and the water did come up over the low-lying coastal roads, and that stuff is tough to clean up. even though the flooding was relatively minor, the salty ice clings to the roads and can be a pain for those communities who dealt with the issue, despite sea walls. one other note. a little good news at this hour. logan airport

we've got quincy crosby from prudential financial, david sourby from loom missales and company. kyle harrington. peter boockvar from lindsey group, and warren myers from illustro trading. warren, give us the play by play, the perspective from the floor. what's going on? >> i'll tell you, you know, the one thing i will say up front is there is no sense of real panic, so i don't want people out there to say that the world is coming to an end. you know i think so many people have been expecting a sell-off for so long that once we had a couple days in a row of a down market i think this has been kind of feeding on itself and i think that's really all you really have seen on the floor. yes, it's an accumulation of a few events. i think the surprise events were the emerging markets and china a bigger impact than the earnings in the last couple days but i think those three combined are what's driving the market down but it's in an orderly fashion. >> quincy let's talk about china. is this what is ailing the market more broadly? is it because of that data? >> i think it had more to do w

quincy anuaa on the receiving end of longest play in school history. 99 yards.man. huskers beat the bulldogs 24- 19. >>> packers coach mccarthy growing used to the cold in green bay and the thermostat will drop for the rest of the week. the latest forecast for sunday a high of 3 degrees. 20% chance of snow. how do the players plan to keep warm with a trip to the second round on the line? >> drink a lot of chicken noodle soup. >> that's good. i can't argue with that. but for me, i don't know, man. just give me a w and that will take care of all the warmth i need. pavelski is on the team usa for the olympics in sochi. >>> a record 105,491 at the big house for the winter classic in ann arbor. 13 degrees, wind chill zero. justin wanted a drink of water but it was ice. third period, it was the backhand in front of the net to tie it at 2. it would go to a shootout. bozak gets the game winner. leafs win 3-2. nice show of sportsmanship. both teams shaking hands at center ice after the game. one of six outdoor games this year. next one will be later in the month dodger s

nebraska's tony armstrong junior unleashing a deep pass from the end zone and watch quincy unumwa. he is at the 50 and beats that guy. no one left, michelle. gone! that's a 99-yard touchdown pass. the cornhuskers beat georgia and they get the play of the day. >> that's a play of the week. >> maybe. >>> 5:25. coming up, how a routine traffic stop brings a fugitive banker back from the dead. plus -- >> sounds like it's going to be a hard snowstorm and it's the transportation is going to be difficult. >> and the east coast preparing now for a big winter wol lap. the impact already being felt at the nation's airports. >> reporter: sabotage of a vile nature, that is what they are saying about an arson at the chinese consulate in san francisco. we'll tell you who is joining the investigation next. ,, ,,,, check it out everybody. our kids are out of their rooms. because we've got the kfc favorites bucket. 10 pieces, any recipe. twelve ninety-nine. everybody gets what they want. we love this new extra crispy boneless. he's taller than i remember. ♪ female announcer: he needs a firmer he ne

>> john quincy adams. >> so it was one term. there you go. i'm so ignorant, folks. so sorry. >>> in addition to the magazine article, there were a number of interesting stories out in the last week, julie. i want to talk about it. about big democrats joining the hillary clinton bandwagon and perhaps the most interesting was the fact that jim messina, the campaign manager for barack obama in 2012, has now become co-chair of the big hillary super pac called priorities usa. from your sources in the white house, any sense of how the president is reacting to the idea of all of these people of his team so early jumping on the hillary bandwagon and what about poor old joe biden? is he feeling like he's being left out in the dust, in the cold? >> so i don't have a great sense of how the president himself is thinking about this but people around him in the white house and people who are close to him outside the white house, when you do talk to them, there is some sense of, maybe this is happening a little too early. part of the reason why they think it is, it is a money issu