when quincy arrived, he had a condom in his pocket.erhaps he was encouraged not to use it, although no one really knows. >> go ahead on in. i'm just going to kick back and watch. >> after the sexual encounter, eddie pulled his first double cross of the evening on quincy brown. >> you raped my wife. >> they blamed him for breaking into the apartment and raping elise. it's unclear whether elise knew if quincy would die, but she obviously didn't know eddie would double cross her, too. eddie staged the scene to make it look like a break-in, assault and a rape-murder perpetrated by quincy brown. and eddie collects $700,000 in life insurance. >> and maybe he walks away with a sexual harassment case also. >> he almost got away with it, too, but in the end, he left too many clues. >> it was obvious that eddie makdessi was lying to me about what had happened and how things had happened in that bedroom. >> but when it came time to arrest eddie makdessi, he had fled to russia. >> the problem we were having is that he's now a russian citizen and w

>> the author of "john quincy adams: american visionary." i want to quote back to you something you said. i prefer my subjects dead. >> my comment was that i might have been better off if he was dead. the experience of interviewing him was very difficult. we had a bit of a falling out after the book was finished. i do not really mean that. that was gore vidal, of course. an eminent american. not quite of the significance of mark twain or charles dickens. still, distinctive american and a distinctive character. a man of -- of -- of deep and conflicting tendencies. he can be generous and loyal. he could be backbiting and demanding. a controlling personality. >> watch a little of this. let's give people a chance to see what he looks like. >> i had the distinct feeling that we live in a revolutionary time. the rich are becoming richer. the hatred of those inside the beltway for those outside is creating a true hatred on the part of the many for the few who govern or appear to do so. the decision-makers and paymasters are beyond our reach in boar

i will answer it anyway is john quincy adams. which may surprise you and others but i feel at the moment so close to him having been immersed in his life for so long recently, i would be delighted to have dickens with henry james or mark twain. i do not know they would ever be delighted if they could ever have dinner with me. each one of those gentlemen just extraordinary. >> years ago john nagle had written of book and had said he had written every word of the said if yound -- put it in film he said it would go something like nine miles. >> there are over 600 at the massachusetts historical society and reproduce so that almost every major library has a full set. i tackled that two ways. john quincy adams son is only onlyving -- his all surviving son, charles francis he went on to have a distinguished career in politics and the charles francis addition of his father's memoirs in which he published approximately half of the original material and did a wonderful job. addition in 12 volumes including the index come it includes exclu

have done a lot on john quincy adams and charles francis adams. want to show you video of jqa and the show we did on first ladies. >> for the first 10 years of their married life, john and abigail lived at home. is where they raise their children. this is the birthplace of their second child who became the sixth president of the united states. is important because the link between she and john adams would be letter writing and he was provided a window to what was happening back in the colony of massachusetts during the revolutionary war. abigail would report to john during the battle of bunker hill june 17, 1775. she took her son and would watch the battle of bunker hill with her son and report to john adams of the fires. she was literally the eyes of the revolution and john adams was at the second continental congress in philadelphia. a list of his life after he saw the bunker hill battle. begin the discussion about john quincy adams and look at all of the jobs, including being state,nt, secretary of minister to england, russia, senator,united st

quincy, good morning. >> hey, good morning. i'm here on the parkway, i have everything. i know everything that is going on. who is performing. how to stay safe. i'll have you connected all day long. back to you, karen. >> thanks, caitlin? >> thanks, guys. look at quincy's shirt. >> so we have jennifer hudson, nickie menay and last year john mayer surprised everyone. it should be interesting, this year. >> jennifer hudson on this show, on good day this morning. quincy will be talking to jennifer. >> so much fun. >> so much fun and by the time party gets underway we are not even dealing with the chance of showers. we have not seen much rain since last night in the city but arthur's rain band starting to move down the shore, it is down the shore with the wet nasty weather today. up later this afternoon, it will turn nice here. lets get straight to the forecast, your weather by the numbers, it is starting off showery and windy, and that morning rain just very heavy down the shore where we have a flash flood watch in effect. we will give way to sunshine, we are seeing a welco

a quincy graduate, he works four ten hour shift as week and over time when he can get it. >> my five year plan is a lead in the department. my ten year plan would be switch departments and go into r and d, research and development. >> reporter: the burro of labor statistics say entry level technicians earn about $40,000 a year. shire declined to say what it pays, only that it's pay is competitive and employees receive full benefits including tuition reimbursereimbursement. >> they are well compensated compared to other college graduates. these are good jobs for people starting out in the work force. >> reporter: this 27-year-old isn't starting out, she's kick starting her career in biotech. >> it's ever changing. it's huge right now. it's not going away. >> reporter: and neither is she. a top student, she's interning now and setting her sights on a future in number logiceuro logi research. for "nightly business report", i'm mary thompson in quincy, massachusetts. >> and to read more about this biotech training program, log on nbr.com. >>> elsewhere, boeing ramped up deliveries in jun

the statement of priorities that came not from john quincy adams but john quincy adams summed up on behalf of the founding generation of which he was the last member. that consisted of the realization that what happened on the other side of the oceans would concern the united states relatively little insofar as it concerns what simply concerned them. of course, john quincy adams was perfectly aware of the argument made at the time that had napoleon been able to consolidate his mastery not only over europe but over england as well and have been able to dominate the oceans as well as the european continent that would impose a tremendous danger to america and had europe as a whole been able to control all of latin america, that would impose a tremendous danger to deny states that he believed that there was no danger of that happening. and in fact the monroe doctrine was premised on his competence that this could not happen and there were enough contending interests within europe to keep that from happening. had it been otherwise the formulation of the monroe doctrine would have been different

of course, john quincy adams was perfectly aware that -- of the argument made at the time that were,t had napoleon been able to consolidate his mastery not only over europe, but over england as well and had been able to dominate the oceans as well as the european continent, that would have posed a tremendous danger to america. and had europe as a whole, had the holy alliance been able to control all latin america, that would have posed a tremendous danger to the united states. but he believed that there was no danger of that happening, and, in fact, that the, the monroe doctrine was premised on his confidence that this could not happen and that there were enough contending interests within europe to keep that from happening. had it been otherwise, his formulation of the monroe doctrine would have been different, but it was not. the monroe doctrine was formulated on the basis of his near certainty that no single power could dominate eurasia and, therefore, threaten -- and the americas and, therefore, threaten the united states. abraham lincoln who would have been a follower of john qu

>> no, i wasn't nervous, dude, just i have to stay quincy.an't get, you know, i am a a married man, wife kids. >> all the sudden this huge star, who is amazing, beautiful, and in this half shirt, when you are that close, i can see the energy. >> were you nervous. >> no, no, not nervous, just dang, she is getting real close to me, i was like girl, listen, i'll take the shirt off. because i had my tie on, i was ready to loosen my tie and have some fun. but we did something special for mike, because mike's birthday was yesterday. >> yes. >> and we'll show mike on monday. that was jennifer hudson. yes, i have some more candid pictures with her later. >> mike, i hope mike is watching that, because mike was so envious of you up there. >> oh, he would be very jealous. last thing, did he say to her, i like everything that's going on. he said: i like everything that's going on. >> oh, no, i didn't. >> did you see? we have it on tape. every single frame. quincy, you are the bells. that was priceless, priceless and amazing. all right, it is 9:50. let's

most clearly set forth by john quincy adams in the top dream in the explanation therefore.the monnot doctrine, contrary to contemporary misunderstandings there a to contemporary misunderstandings there a had nothing to do with asserting over the americas, but rather it was a statement of priorities on the part of the americans that came not from john quincy adams, but which john and cnn's summed up on behalf of the founding generation of which he was the last one. not consistent of the realization that what happened on the other side of the ocean would concern the native state relatively little insofar as it's concerned, with simply concerned them. of course, john quincy adams was perfectly aware of the argument made at the time that had napoleon been able to consolidate his mastery not only in europe, betting line is so inherent in able to dominate the notions as well as the european continent, that would propose future mendes danger to america. and had europe as a whole, had the holy alliance been able to control all latin america, and i would propose he nor ms. danger to

quincy ak the black cheetah you. >> want to take a ride?no, but you guys want me to, so ill. >> i'll hook you in. >> okay. >> face this way. >> okay, i'm facing this way. >> i'll hook you into the back. >> cool. >> you know how to hook people in? >> yes, sir, yes, sir. we definitely trained to hook ourselves in. safety matters. >> i'm sure you get that. i heard that. >> you all good? >> yes. >> stay low. there you go, get your balance. hold on. here you go. you're going up. >> hold on, okay. >> oh, ya. you guys fight on this right here? >> that's correct, that's correct. so it is important to keep your core tight. >> oh, ya. >> your balance will stay even the whole time. >> got you, ya, my core is tight, guys. that's what i do. marvel universe live. you guys got to come down here at the wells fargo center until sunday. i'll just stay up here and be cool. >> enjoying! >> i feel good. >> he did the hercules work out yesterday. >> oh, the core! >> how about the other side? oh, okay. >> you don't want to stay down there. >> my core, you can see

lets go to cape may, now caitlin and quincy are in the haunted house, quincy, let me warn you, the black guy is always the first to go in the haunted home. >> trust me, that is why i said i felt like ernie hudson. >> yes. >> all of the scary movies. >> yes. >> photographer mike greenwich, one or the other. >> we are in the kitchen of the estate, it is haunted. i'm doing activity. >> i don't know how long i'm going to be here but if i tell you signs i'minging. >> we will give you a tour of the house. thinks where there are ghost tour is here in cape may. there will be one tomorrow we will talk about that coming up but we have paranormal research team here, they have track the house many times before and in fact they have something for to you hear, check it out. >> did you hear that. that was an actually don't want to say ghost. it felt like it was a -- >> it was something. >> it was an extraordinary activity. >> there was a conversation and in there you hear what sound like a dropping of marbles and a young girl's voice. >> we have rose marie here in charge of the tours. can you explain w

. >> john quincy adams was of the second adams to be elect to the white house. he was the second northerner to be elected to the white house. twoas only one of anti-slavery presidents to be elected to the white house. feared by the south. that his vision of a unified country, where the federal government and the aates were partners in relationship that enabled the federal government to play a leading role in binding the country together through infrastructure projects, through and soing manufacturer on, that he was deeply suspected by the southern states who thought indeed that he wanted to themuch power form -- from federal government. >> the life of our six president, john quincy adams. sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "q and a." each week, american history tv's american artifacts features museums and historic places. fortresswe visit 97 street in new york city to see how immigrants dealt with tenements

lets see what is going on, hi quincy. >> hi how are you doing.im here with lauren from the constitution center. >> you have so much going on. behind us we have revolutionary war camp, we have people in colonial gear here through july 4th. people can come down and experience what life was like in 1776. >> this is pretty cool. >> now, i just came out of the tent, it was really warm. >> these guys are so committed being to their craft that they will be here sleeping overnight through the fourth. >> if i come here, meeting somewhere with mike jerrick, someone will be in the tent. >> yes, try not to scare them. >> what is this guy doing. >> black smith. people can come up to him and he is working on something right now, i don't know how he does it. it is very hot. that is commitment as well. >> how are you doing, good day. >> what are you making. >> fire coming from that. >> yes. >> this is a portable, our temperatures forge. we followed the army and repaired everything that they needed. >> wow what do you got over here. >> i come see you a little bit

because quincy is all talk. he is all talk. because my dad, when i told him i was pregnant with brody he was like why would you have a kid, you have a life so amazing, you can go to italy. the second we had brody, he was like oh, i love brody. i bet you when those two little baby boys are like 9 and 15, you are going to be wanting to hold on to every second of them. >> yeah. >> and their mother will feel differently. >> the mother with the sons, that connection is totally different. i want them out now. if i had a daughter it would be totally different. >> i appreciate it. i want to ask you about this. a few months ago, probably eight months ago, a guy by the name of brandon pulled me aside and said is it okay if i ask your daughter jill to marry me. of course i hopped on it, i hugged him immediately of course it's fantastic. it's still kind of the tradition where the guy asks the dad. >> it's a respectful thing to do. >> i saw this story, this one guy wanted to marry a man's daughter so he asked the dad and the dad said no. so

now, caitlin and quincy have changed clothes there, and they're ready to paddle board?d. >> look at everybody that's out here. people are like fans of good day. how are you guys doing? >> (cheers). >> come on out here, you have big fans, big fans. what's your name? >> my name's sand. >> i okay? >> mary diane. >> love good day? >> watch it every day. >> quincy! >> thank you. okay, how do i paddle board? talk to me? >> well, very unique process, actually. first you got to get nice little land lesson, figure out how to get everything situated. typically start on your knees, paddle out, take your time, right when you have enough, you know momentum going, you, stand up, get the technique going, like she doing right there. >> who is the lady in the bick eveny? >> that's my girlfriends. she is assisting us today with the paddle board lesson. >> man. >> always good to have a lot of people out there helping out. >> like you say. so, how long have you been paddle boarding? >> for about seven years. >> okay. >> but i've served before that. i kind of got into this when there is no

anything south of quincy the water levels are beginning to rise. now quincy is that major flood stage right now, and it's going to take them days to come back down to normal. we're going to be seeing this for several more weeks. now we do expect to see anywhere between four and maybe a little bit more rain there. that is going to be quite a bit of an issue as we go through the rest of the evening. more rain expected here on monday evening. down here towards tennessee, kentucky, and mississippi, this is the area we're concerned about for the next two to three weeks. now the temperatures are going to be rising making it very unpleasant along the region. the heat index will be in the high 90s. we'll be back to news in just a minute. >> it's a natural treasure and this year yosemite national park is celebrating it's 150th anniversary. melissa chan has the story. >> reporter: they come from across the country and around the world to take in this iconic view, unmistakeblmistakebly yosemite with its rock formation and deep valleys. what makes it that make

she would have been happy to retire to quincy. and yet because of who she is and the values she believes and who her husband is that she recognizes that there is a duty beyond her own desires, and her responsibility is to fulfill that duty, whatever that is. so i think that very well encapsulates the relationship. she didn't seek this public role, but once she is in it, because she has had this wonderful relationship that has allowed her to become this independent woman, right, she is managing the farm, he's gone for a decade, and it starts out as his farm and then it's our farm and then it's my farm. you know, but by this time, it's not necessarily the public role she sought, but she certainly believed in her own capabilities to help massage the situation to her husband's advantage. and so you see her, you know, using her correspondence to shift opinions in the newspapers, to correct and challenge kind of republican ideas and kind of assert the federalist mentality that was the adamses'. and all of that is possible because she ha

. >> john quincy adams was the second adams to be elected to the white house.cond auditor to be elected to the white house. twoas only one of antislavery presidents. he was deeply feared by the south. vision of ahat his unified country, and which the federal government and the states were partners in a relationship that enabled the federal government to play a leading role in binding the country together through infrastructure projects, supporting manufacturing and so on. he was deeply suspected by the -- deeplyes whose. suspected by the southern states. >> fred kaplan, on the life of john quincy adams. tonight on c-span's q&a. american history tv, historians and park officials discussed the development of washed and he sees civil war forts. their role in the war, and how they have been preserved for the past 150 years. these earthen defenses, especially for stevens, were vital in keeping the nation's capital under union control during the war. the event, cohosted by national archives, and the national capital planning council, is about one hour. >> [applause]

quincy was at both of these event. so why don't we start with what happened on the parkway. >> well, parkway, i mean nickie menaj, ed sheeran and the roots. i was hanging out with you. you are hanging out with all these girls. every time i go out with mike, there is nothing but girls. it is the the truth. i see mike, he said q, who cares, let's just go. we're happening out with the girls. and then, karen hepp, i love karen hepp so much. she's like the baby whisperer. she held my youngest son kobe. we were all together. it was a fox family friday, we had. >> yes. >> that was a nice little neighborhood street party, then a bunch of us walk over to the art museum steps for the concert. i thought it was pretty good. >> it is always good. last year, the roots have taken over as musical conductors of it, it has been great. they have had big talent come into philadelphia maryland way ans hosted. kevin hart was in town for jay-z beyonce concert. it was a big weekend. i found a lot of new friends from different places. you know

let's bring in quincy and jen. jen, less's start with you. are you into working three days but 11 hours every day. >> he double hockey sticks yes. who isn't, okay. here's what i want to tell you. we are working ten hour days days the average person. 410 hour days instead of a pretend 40 hour week or 60 hour week i'm n remember nurses they work three, 12's. they will work three, 12 hour shifts and then, every nurse i have ever seen is fresh as a daisy. so yes. >> quincy? >> i totally agree. i believe machine and friday, people don't work anyway. monday you are hung over or just complaining about coming back to work. you are not the effective. on friday you are like oh, man this is friday i'm in the doing no work. i will wait until monday. here's the thing, tuesday through thursday, we will work three days a week, ten, 11 hours day, i could do that. >> okay. >> sue. >> my sister is a 911 operator in maryland. she works four, 12's, so 7:00 to 7:00 or the other 7:00 to 7:00 and then she has three days off. but that first day off she sleeps all da

that that is it here, quincy?ey, what is up guys, i'm still down here at the playground, playing all girls basketball team. they can play each girl, i'm one and four. [ horns honking ] people are so impatient, right? you know what it is? it's waiting. 10 minutes or 10 hours, people don't like waiting. you know, at comcast, we don't want you to wait at all. with our new xfinity my account app, you can troubleshoot technical issues, request a callback, or check with an expert via twitter. can you wait just a second? hey, can you move, please?! i hate sheep. [ male announcer ] introducing the xfinity my account app. it's a whole new day at comcast. hold us to it. ♪ >>> we roof summertime here in philadelphia and if you have daughters. is there an all girls basketball camp. >> are you getting some skills, quincy. >> i have been playing basketball. i lost to every girl here that i have played, i'm one-four. i had to play this old man hoist 6o i had to let out my frustration on him. >> is what up, man. >> we are at 25th

we start with quincy, and we got kerrey. quincy, we start with you. did you work as a teenager?> yes, did i, i worked my first job was, where was i, house of bargains, lay away boy on cheltenham avenue. i didn't like that. i stayed there three weeks, then worked at superfresh, i don't want to be the lay away boy, worked at superfresh, chestnut hill, 735, i want to say hello to tim heart net, my manager, he taught me a lot. >> your mentor. >> what did you do there? >> first i was a bagger, i didn't like bagging so went from bagging to cashier, and and oh, cashier is cool, then i was produce, i was the master every prows deuce under tim heartnick. >> okay, did you expect a tip if you carried the bags out to the car? >> not at all. you know, i felt like just working hard, because my dad really instilled on me working hard, making sure you go far in life. >> right back to you in a second. kerrey did you work? >> i didn't. >> oh, and look at you today. >> right? i just proved all of this research. here is the thing though, the reason, neither my sister nor did i when we were teenager

let's go to quincy. would you ever take lower pay. >> well, if i had the choice, i don't know what would you do, q. >> no, i need money. listen, i do everything for my kids. i feel like when you don't have things and you want to have fun, hey, you wanting to to work and everything is a party. yes. but when you get older and you have kids and mortgage to pay and house, tuition to think about, so, listen, i will tell you this. i have had co-workers i dislike and they have made me a better person because they made me feel like how do i make these people like me or make these people want to be respect me. >> you have to learn how to get along with people. >> yes. >> it helps you out as a person. i like that. i long. >> i must be one great person, yes. >> i love everyone at fox 29. >> yeah, sure you to, thank you. >>> by the the way you are out and about with the t-shirt on being attacked by bees and flies. >> yes. >> because you are shredding. >> i'm shredding. two week shred. we are here working out right n

and this should be fun, hi quincy. >> so he is current king of r and b. people are texting and tweeting. he is not the king. he is current king of r and b. this is his hit album. check this out. >> ♪ >> we have the king of r and b music today, his album came out last week. trigger in stores now, trace songs how are you doing. >> i'm doing good, what is happening with everybody watching "fox news". we have the number one album in the country. >> so, i like that. >> yes, the way i talk. >> okay. so, tell us about the album. >> it is in stores right now. shout out to everybody that is on the album, nickie menaj, juicy j, and, myself, of course, and i'm excited about it. >> yes. >> i can't, we cannot do that here. get the album to see what he is talking about. >> so, album, this is your second song with nickie menaj. >> how was it connecting with her. >> amazing, first song was put together, you may know it, excuse me, a big song, big, big song. and then the song like within that realm of the club, radio, smash records i have and working on her at the height

and now quincy illinois the river level above that falling. >> to the south downstream.nd it's cresting this right in quincy, right at 26.8 feet, and that's just below the record stage, but it will stay above flood stage above major moderate miner flooding until at least thursday or friday of next week, this will take a while to drop. we are seeing showers and strong thunderstorms move through the area, these are all reports of flooding and severe weather, that is pushed south of the area, the severe weather developing a western with pennsylvania with a moderate risk of severe weather, and that will continue to push up through new england. so we will watch that area closely. >> what do we say from cairo egypt to cairo? >> all right, thank you very much. and thank you for watching al jazeera, i'll dell walters in new york, 101 east is next, as a reminder you can always neck us out. that is where the news never stops. 24 hour as day, seven day as week. >> the wonder of the world's force is often found in the creatures that live in them. but the rare and precious of animals

. >> john quincy adams was the second adams to be elected to the white house. was the second northerner to be elected to the white house. of twoonly one bei-slavery presidents to elected to the white house are you he was deeply feared by the .outh his vision of a unified country, in which the federal government and the states where partners and a relationship that enable the federal government to play a leading role in binding the country together through , throughcture projects supporting manufacturer, and so on. by thedeeply affected southern states who believed he wanted to much power. the life ofan on our president john quincy adams. >> tomorrow politico looks ahead to the 2014 and 2016 elections. political consultants and reporters will discuss the current climate. that will be live at noon eastern on our companion network, c-span 2. several house and senate campaigns continue to take place across the country in pursuit of the midterm elections. a georgia senate republican primary debate was was suddenly -- was recently held. competing in a runoff election

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. >> general and quincy are there right now, so get over there. we will put you on tv. and we believe that heather mits the lovely heather mhits lives right there. there is no excuse. she lives in the park basically next to the ferris wheel over there what is that called. >> the carousal. >> there is a big celebration for rio2 the movie. we are down in brazil. fun thing for the the kids to do. we want to hear you on twitter, is there hash tag use the hash tag i believe, let us know what your plans are for the game where you will watch, back down to work. if you have red, white and blue put it on your dogs and kids and we will show off your picks. >> put it on your dogs and kid. >>> how about this, another blow to the auto giant general motors. there are more cars being recall on the road at this point. >> think of the new ceo mary barro as to what she just stepped into. latest involved faulty ignition switches. gm is recalling this time, nearly 7.6 million more vehicles here in the u.s., the cars date back to 1997. this late's announcement the brings total recall to thi

so, quincy, you travel a l. >> silver travel advisor? the fight between couples, begin at the house, as you're packing the suitcase. what's your pet pea? >> bring work out gear. like my wife, she liked the work out gear. i try to bring the work out gear, like when we went to la, q, you're not going to work out. why are you even brinking this stuff? another thing: swim trunks. some of my swim trunks, not saying i got large over the years, but some of the swim trunks don't fit as tightly, as loosely, as they used to, so problem with the work out gear. my wife said you'll be busy and if you work out you won't have enough time to, you know, relax on vacation. >> q, i still take the running shoes and the work out gear, i know i'm not going to do it, but if there is a chance i might be inspired, i have it with me. >> mike, you know about run john cave, lying bick hiking trail. and i wanted to go. that was the arc. when i was home. like why are you brinking this stuff? you bring the stuff, not going to work out. you're going to oversleep. she w

hi, quincy. >> wow. >> okay, that was amazing, guys. it is exilerating. i'm here with crystal martin. >> yes you are one of the performers. >> yes. >> what can we expect if i bring my kids down here to marvel universe live. >> we have org senate scripts, we have movie quality opportunity, performed live and it will knock your socks off for the whole family. everyone should see this. you are like a stunt double, stunt person what is your background how did you get in the show. >> i came from acting and stunts. i have been in l.a. for six years. i auditioned in l.a. we start with the interview, fight scenes and now i'm here. >> you guys are here in philadelphia until sunday. >> yes. >> right. >> yes. >> now what are big marvel character we will see. >> we have your favorites, we've got iron man, we've got the the hulk, hawk eye, captain marvel, black window, it is quite the the full cast you know my super hero, yes, it is black cheetah. >> yes. >> that is why i'm so fast. can i ride this. >> oh, yes. >> i would love to see this. >> all right. >> this may ge

quincy here to tell us how to did it, you look great, my man. in shape. thanks, chris, i'll give you the 20 bucks when we get back to the studio. i'm learning thousand work out like her cue east, like rock johnson here. i'll tell you guys how to work out coming up next. i'm sheldon yellin, and i started my career rebuilding homes for one family at a time. today, our companies help build something more. for 28 years, belfor has been restoring homes and businesses destroyed by fire, flood, or any disaster. and even though we've grown to over 6,000 dedicated people around the world, for me, it's still about helping one family or business at a time. at belfor, we're restoring more than property. >> live bush kills fall, pocono mountain. sue, with her singing voice, now. >> no, but i said hosting an event tonight, where we'll hear a loft great singing voice, not bub to the buddy, still trying to enter the vocalist, at the media theater for the performing arts tonight at 7:00. it is right here state street media. says dining with the stars in media, where you c

. >> john quincy adams was the second adam's to be elected to the white house. he was the second northerner elected to the white house. twoas only one of anti-slavery presidents to be elected to the white house. feared by the ofth, worry that his vision a unified country in which the federal government of the states relationship in a that enable the federal government to play a leading role in binding the country together through infrastructure projects, through supporting manufacturers, and so on. he was suspected by the southern states who thought he wanted to much power. >> fred kaplan on john quincy adams. the communicators is next with john hoeven's discussing his book on personal data and how it is tracked. a proposal to have california divided into six states. an idea that could become a ballot initiative in november. former price president dick cheney was recently joined by his wife and daughter for a discussion with politico. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies and brought to as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. joh

quincy is home to the adams national historic park, birth ea -- birth place of john adams and the home at which his family lived inle 1927. i am proud to hold the house seat associated with our nation's sixth president and dedicated public servant, john quincy adams. john adams was a defender of due process, champion of independence, diplomat, vice president, president and founding father he authored the massachusetts constitution, which is the oldest continually functioning written constitution in the world, and the document after which the united states constitution preektly referenced on this very -- frequently -- united states constitution, frequently referenced on this very floor, was modeled. he was the first president to occupy the white house. yet there's no memorial to one of our most influential founding fathers a man thomas jefferson called a colossus of independence. that's a tragic omission that must be corrected. our former colleague and my dear friend, congressman bill delahunt acted to correct this eversight when he introduced the bill authorizing the creation of the ad

here is this river gauge at quincy. you see the river cresting there. here is major flooding. there is the record flooding line. major flooding. before it crests, it will take a number of days before that level goes down below flood stage. two inches are expected today, flash flooding is expected. yesterday, just north of this area we had severe weather, these are 15 tornado reports from yesterday as that line of strong storms move south. flash throoding right around -- flootaround -- -- flooding arou, prepping the area in japan for this storm which is approaching. heavy rain now but it is moving just west of okinawa now and it is certainly a powerful typhoon. the latest satellite image shows it is not as severe a track. turn off to the northeast affecting southern japan in the next two to three days with winds and rain. not the best situation there. >> typhoon is not the word japanese residents want to hear. >> no, they do not. >> still to come on al jazeera america, immigrants could pay the biggest price. price. >> wall street's first full trading week of july didn't get off

mary thompson is live in quincy, massachusetts with more on that.d morning to you, mary. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. i'm here at quincy college and the jobs this college is training its students for are those of biomanufacturing technicians's can see a class in session behind me. these people man the front lines of the process basically cultivating the trillions of cells used to make biolodge irks or drugs introduced using the proteins extracted from those cells. the bls estimates 8,000 of these jobs will be added to the economy by 2020, 400 of them here in massachusetts by 2016. about an hour from here in lexington, massachusetts, technicians at shire pharmaceuticals rare drug hub are producing three drugs at this state-of-the-art plant, where the head of technical operations bill shambroen says they are looking to hire technicians that already know how to use this new equipment. >> this facility, for instance, uses only disposable equipment and that's the wave of the future. this is the first facility licensed to use that technology. a lot

people that live there say quincy. >> quincy.e, so that would be -- >> oh, i forgot that. so you would know. that is such a hub, mary. with the whitehead institute, and harvard, harvard med, m.i.t. >> mass general. all those hospitals, brigham and women's. >> route 128. all of them -- many, many of the premiere biotech companies started out there like route 128, and thereabouts. wall thumb. so once again -- >> does this look familiar to you joe? i kind of felt like you would enjoy this. >> it does. i used to work -- >> i'm sure you did something similar to this. >> i used to work in a hood -- not a hood but it's a hood is a place where you reach under and there's a uv light, because there can't be any living -- >> yes there's one in the next room. i've seen it. >> and you -- you learn how to use a pipette but when you're holding all the stuff you got to learn how to take the lid off, unscrew it. all this weird stuff, technical or just like dexterity to be able to not mess things up. >> yes. >> and then you wear a -- mary, you alw

. >> john quincy adams was the second adams to be elected to the white house. the second northerner to be elected to the white house. twoas only one of anti-slavery presidents to be elected to the white house. he was deeply feared by the south. they worry that his vision of a unified country in which the federal government of the states were partners in a relationship that enabled the federal government to play leading roles in binding the country together through infrastructure projects, supporting manufacturing, and so on. he was deeply suspected by the southern states who thought that he wanted too much power for the federal government. >> frank kaplan on john quincy adams. >> on tuesday, eric holder spoke at a ceremony at howard university. commemorating the 50th anniversary of the signing of the civil rights act. that law was signed by president lyndon johnson on july 2 1964. it outlined discrimination based on race, sex, national origin. andrewpeakers included young. this is just under an hour. welcome interim president of howard university, dr. frederick

i mean it is kind of too late because they are looking up to them, quincy. don't you think. >> yeah, i used to look up to snoop dogg, big snoop dogg fan >> team. o double g. >> i was 11 or 12 but i didn't partake in what snoop did but i looked up to snoop. theo hulksable i thought he was so cool. he had all of the chicks. did he his home work. he was a cool guy. i loved theo. michael j fox on family ties a capital list, about his money. i mean, you know, he was about his money, yeah good hey q, do me a favor, step to your right a little bit and look like that fun tane is going in the your ears. step to your right a little bit. >> how about right there. >> yes. >> yeah. >> there you go. >> is it on me. >> yes. >> that is good. >> so those are your role models when were you 12. jen when were you 12 who did you look up to. >> i looked up to tennis people. i thought i would be the next venous williams. >> yeah. >> that is fine. >> anna corn cove a. >> more like andrea yeager. you remember i'm 55 years old. >> and so i do look up to tennis star and beach people.

>> quincy? >> q do it?yes. >> he's start. >> will he hawn will stop by the studios and talk to us. big charity event this weekend. but first, this, we have important question: are you a grown up? how much do you have saved in the bank? no now, no lie, how much do you have saved in your savings account, #'s, #', 50's. are you repaying your student loan still? do you have a jim membership but never go to the gym. where do you stand? compared to your peers? this might surprise you. compared to your peers? this might surprise you. are you real a the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution

to like to be on the house judiciary committee when we were worried about legal reform juvenile: quincy. delinquency. trying to improve things that needed improving. i'm about to reconsider my assignment, not a we have had amnesty, abortion, impeachment, and now a bomb threat. those say that i'm one of who has agonized over this particular inquiry. i think it would be difficult for me, frankly, to consider impeaching a democratic president. i regard it as an awesome responsibility, one that i don't relish at all. one that is particularly difficult for me because we are --sidering impeaching a man richard nixon, who has been in my district twice campaigning for me. that i regard as a friend. that is only treated me kindly whenever i have had occasion to be with him. those that would try to demean his or derogate his record. in my opinion, richard nixon has done many wonderful things for this country, particularly in the field of foreign affairs. someday, historians will recognize the contributions he has made. let me say that i have been asked by members of the press, whether my arm has

. >> what you are doggies getting, requests for selfies, and quincy were out the other night. we took quite a few selfies. people that were with the person. anyone can sign a piece of paper. anyone can do that. people want proof. have one has social media social media has currency. everyone wants to show that they are important and rubbing elbows with certain people. i did it all the time. i take pictures. >> yes. >> i do it all the time. i love taking pictures. and then also, with instagram, instagram is your own photo book. you can go back three or four years and look at some of the pictures and see how you have grown. i think nowadays, i was in the store the other day, i think girl's name was crystal. her name was crystal. she came up and said can i get a autograph. lets just take a picture. she was nervous. i said come on lets take a picture. >> yes. >> she watches our show every day. >> you do not have a pen. scrap paper you will throw away i have perfected the art of the taking a selfie. i think i have figured this out. you get, instead of doing this, one person gets beh

because quincy about to feed the sharks over at adventure aquarium, right? >> yes, i am. i am liz, the senior biologist here. how are you, liz? >> we're feeding the hammer heads. >> we are feeding the great hammer heads. >> what do great hammer s eat? >> they eat variety of different fish. right now feeding them mackerel, also on his menu, he'll eat skate, he loves squid. >> now, poor people like jessica kline our producer at fox dad day -- good day, if they're scared of these hammer heads, or scared of sharks, what do you suggest? >> in my experience, i can tell you that sharks will not eat if they're not hungry. they will not eat something they don't >> now, where is he? where he? >> he's coming around here. >> okay. >> so yup. there he goes. >> so listen, i'll try to perfect how to feed a shark. we here at the aquarium, like this is the vip section. everyone just can't come to feed the sharks? >> they're in shark week, august 9th through the 17th, they'll have opportunity to common top of the shark exhibit, which we were just in to watch our shark eat. >> okay. back to

. >> but we have to bring in quincy. these are music man.dy to run through some of these with us? >> ♪ >> how many games do you know, group magic, canada, 22, 23 year olds, wants to get married? >> not a lot. >> not these days. >> but they're promoting that. >> oh, man, it is warm. i want everybody to be as miserable as i am. you know what i mean, you guys no what i mean. but i like this song. >> listen to the next one. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we heard it so much back then, i was over it, but what do you think, q? >> i think the cool thing is to say oh, we like this song. but, come on, i mean, okay song. that is little bit before my time. but come on, like -- >> the message -- >> i'm not a big fan. >> the message is good. okay. after you hear it, ya. after you their two, three times, like let's wrap it up. >> little bit corny, the lyrics, i get that. >>> another one that was huge in the 80s was this one. >> ♪ >>> 1985, famine relieve in after a millions on millions of this. >> how cool was is it? got everybody together after the grammy awards, records

. >> john quincy adams was the second adams to be elected to the white house. he was the second northerner to be elected to the white house. he was only one of two anti-slavery presidents to be elected to the white house. he was deeply feared by the south that worried that his vision of a unified country in which the federal government and the states were partners in a relationship that enabled the federal government to play a leading role in binding the country together through infrastructure projects, through supporting manufacture and so on, that he was deeply suspected by the southern states who saw, indeed -- thought, indeed, that he wanted too much power for the federal government. >> fred kaplan on the life of our 5th president, john quincy adams on c-span's "q & a." this morning, from the foreign policy initiative examines u.s./russian relations following the downing of the malaysian airline. and mom's demand sense for gun violence and changing gun laws in the u.s. later, the club for growth discusses the opposition to the highway trust fund bill and th

. >> now, two people have to apologize on daily basis, quincy and jenn fred., we start with you. are you good at apologies and how do you handle it? >> i'm not good at apologies. i don't handle it well. instead of saying sorry i blame it on the other person, you know? blah blah blah blah, if you weren't blah blah this wouldn' have happened. by the way, real briefly on robin thicke, no one ever new why she was marri anyway? so hot. we need to move on. >> ya. >> he is kind of dorky. quincy? >> well, you know, i always say i'm sorry for the way you feel. that's what i say. i'm sorry for you feeling that way. >> i'm sorry you feel that way. >> yes, i'm sorry you feel that way. then i further explain why i was correct. that's usually my method. >> you are still married. >> dow it quickly then. >> and then move snob. >> i'm still married and then i move on. hey, i'm sorry for you feeling that way, but you were wrong and i was right and let's move on from it. >> i agree, that's great. >> thank you both. if you say i'm sorry, if i offended you, no, that's in the why y