samuel adams. really in jefferson sense of this idea that adams stands from another era in sort of relic kind off way as a fundamental touchstone of those, of that kind of thinking. they clearly do see eye to eye on that front in jefferson very can appoint onlyet in that lettr says to adams i hope you could offer me some advice and adams writes back saying when old mentor asked for advice big ten to fight the last war and get lousy advice audit offer you my blessing. >> and yet in some respects we haven't really i guess followed jefferson'sd lead in that adams is in some sense perhaps almost a forgotten founder. we don't call in washington. we'll call in jefferson or the other adams. why isus that the case? was he just not useful to the new republic? this man who did so much has not come into the kind of recognition i think we customer talk about when we talk about the founding fathers industry. >> such a great question. i first want to say about john adams because i must. john adams is as brillian

[laughter] i love samuel adams. probably in a way that a biographer should never come to love the subject but i had an attachment when i was writing and i h find it hard to come out from under this book because it was a refuge i started in 2016 it was a refuge in a way i found it to be thrilling writing about ideas and profoundly very golden in many ways. just as there was something very crystals about his thinking and ability to articulate these ideas and especially his tireless mess in disseminating them so i found it surprising and as the lion that david mentioned, the selflessness and tirelessness were extraordinary and i hadn't quite managed to get him out of my office. >> thank you. >> is john adams correctly perceivede as being more radical than most of the other founders and if so, would that account for thes reason that he is less well-known than the other founders? >> john adams were samuel adams? >> john adams.ll >> i'm not sure i could say who was more radical, john or samuel because again we have the pr

samuel adams. so there really isn't, in jefferson's sense, i think this idea that, you know adams stands from from another era in sort of relic kind of way as the fundamental touchstone of those of that kind of thinking. and the two of them clearly do see eye to eye on front. and jefferson, very kind of poignantly in that letter, says to adams, you know, i hope you could offer me some. and adams back saying, you know, when old men are asked advice, they tend to you know, they tend to fight the last war and give lousy advice. but but i offer you my blessing. and in some respects we haven't really i guess. followed jefferson's lead in that adams is, in some sense perhaps almost a forgotten founder. we don't we don't call him washington. we don't call him jefferson or the other adams. why is that the case? was it was it was he just not useful to the new republic? um, this this this man who did so much has, has not come into, to the kind of recognition, i think that we customarily talk about when we ta

in this book the revolutionary samuel adams -- "the revolutionary" samuel adams ship looks at the bear knuckle tactics adams used to lead what would be called the greatest campaign of civil resistance in american history. the book returns adams to a seed of glory introducing us to a shrewd eloquent and intensely disciplined man who supplied the moral backbone of the american revolution. adams package and amplify the boston massacre. he helped mastermind the boston tea party, and played every tool in an innovative arsenal to rally a town the colony and eventually a band of colonies behind it and creating a cause thatcr created a country and in doing so he became the most wanted man in america. paul were for -- paul revere ward road throw to lexington that he was about to be executed for treason. shift brings his skills to positive light illuminating his transformation from a nameless man of the well-off fire -- family to a beguiling radical who mobilized theta colonies. welcome please david brown and stacy schiff. [applause] >> good evening and thank you for hero glee coming out tonight

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samuel. samuel, then subsequently in a court that included stafford. this judge. so you're kind of seeing there might have been a little bit of a conflict of interest there and saffron jurist was able to kind of jury so he kind of got a jury that was a little bit more favorable to him. but seymour was convinced by adam's adam evidence. he's like, look, you know, you had this agreement with this guy and you have to stand by your agreement. and this was right around the time he published this work that antislavery. but the proceedings actually continued on for for many many years until 1703. the superior court in massachusetts ruled in adam's favor. but saffron was not happy. saffron was really, really angry. and so being gifted with words, he decided publish the following diatribe against civil in verse and i'm going to read it cowardly and cruel are those in prone to revenge and of inveterate hate? he that exposed them soon as he that exasperates them soon despise mischief and in their eyes the bitterness deceitful, false and rude the spewing issue of ingratitude

yes the 49ers can and have won games without samuel but there is little doubt samuel will play a hugethe team. >> you can see the rest of the 49ers over reactions on nbc sports.com. he explains were it won't affect the ability to sign nick bosa to a long term contract. >>> one of the greatest players of the general rag is calling it a career. jj watt says he is retiring the end of the season. he made the announcement on twitter today. watt is one of only three players in nfl history to win the defensive player of the year award three different times. most experts agree he is a sure fire first ballot hall of famer. watt plays for the cardinals right now. their final game of the year is on the road against the 49ers so jj watt's last ever game will most likely be here at levi stadium. >> passing of the torch for sure. >>> right now at 6:00 lines are shorter but does that mean things are better? talking about the problem for travelers looking to get on a flight, southwest flight. scott budman will join us with an update. >> the roof couldn't with stand the rain. the shopping center in co

the honorable judge samuel sewall. the most famous thing he's known for is being one of the witchcraft judges. samuel sewall was involved heavily in the witchcraft crisis. one of the things that's notable about him, ultimately, he is the only one who at the and says, wow, i really messed up. i was totally wrong. he made a public apology in front of his congregation saying, look, mea culpa, you are right. we just killed a bunch of people for nothing. he's important to the history of this moment. also, he's important to the history of salem. he wrote was considered to be one of the first anti slavery tax. the selling of joseph. you had to read a portion of it today. we are going to be talking about it later on. but samuel sewall, like many other people had seen accounts of this moment. these accounts were circulating. not just in the north, you see some accounts going down as far as the caribbean of this description of the horror of schenectady. and some of the accounts, they're like, hey, look, we could've attacked back

samuel that's correct, and some : of what he said.turing, but rsia does have a lot of resources we have to remember. it's a large country with a diverse economy. still, it's got a lot of human resources material resources, they're still finances available. this may be an indication that maybe this war isn't going to last another year. perhaps if it drags into 2023. it will go on for several months in that year, with whatever result can be achieved, but again, he is speaking to the nation that is looking to him for leadership. to deliver a victory. after all the blood all the loss, and after all the resources have been already dedicated to this conflict. >> you mentioned all of the blood and all of the loss. russia's defense chief, as you well know, he announced a plan to increase russia's military by roughly 500,000 service members. help us understand the significance of that, and this overall effort to reallocate civilian resources and civilian labor to this ongoing war in ukraine. samuel: russian military lost a lot of people over t

and i'm more inclined to call it samuel houston. samuel houston was a iowa abolitionist and. his estate left the princely sum of $10,000 to this school. so that's why it bears his name. i think the texan somehow thought it was the real sam houston, and so that's how they pronounce it. but but that's who? samuel houston or houston was the school clothes reopened in 1900 with its first port president, reuben loving good and reuben loving good had come from wiley college and other black college in texas, and he was i had studied classics, greek and latin. and the reason was john c calhoun, that great fire breathing secessionists had once said in the civil war, he would believe that he would never believe that -- roads are anything other than subhuman. and because they can't learn greek or latin, so reuben lemon good said. okay, we're going to learn greek and latin. so and he reopened the school all the were required to learn greek and latin that may not be the most practical of skills but he was making a point and he really should be credited as the one who really turned the sch

i am more inclined to call it samuel huston. samuel huston was in iowa abolitionist. his estate left the princely sum of $10,000 to the school so that's why it bears his name. i think the texans somehow thought it was the real same houston, so that is how they pronounce it, but that is samuel huston was. the school closed -- it reopened in 1900 with its first black president, reuben levin good. and reuben levin good head come from wily college, another black college in texas, and he was -- had studied classics, we can't let him. and the reason was john c calhoun, that great fire breathing secessionist, had once said in the civil war that he would believe -- that he would never believe that negros are anything other than subhuman because they can't learn greek or latin. so he said we are going to learn creek and latin. he reopen the school and all students were required to learn creek and latin. that may not be the most practical of skills, but he was making a point. he really should be credited with the one who turned this school into a true college. a troop liberal a

samuel bankman-fried, founder of the crypto exchange ftx admits he screwed up but denied committing fraudr-old, widely called crypto king has been speaking virtually from a summit. he spoke from the bahamas. >> i made a lot of mistakes, things i would like to do over again. i didn't try to commit fraud on anyone. i was excited by the prospects of ftx a month ago. i saw it as a thriving growing business. i was shocked by what happened. reconstructing it, there are things i wish i had done differently. maryam: mr. samuel bankman-fried was the boss of ftx, -- crypto winter, a sharp fall in the value of cryptocurrencies. ftx file for bankruptcy after rival by nancy abandoned a -- binance abandon a rescue deal. much of the research has been on ftx in alameda research. reuters reported she moved around $10 billion in customer funds -- he moved $10 billion in customer funds to alameda without notification, that led to a huge shortfall. people of inevitable -- customers hadrawdsm. veabn boleunhe t say he has close to nothing after a bad month. he also says, i think i have one working credit card

samuel carted off the field with the 49ers hopeful the injury isn't serious . how poised was pretty right before halftime he stands in the pocket finds it very open. brandon aiyuk. that's a 32 yard scored the 49ers get three touchdowns in the third quarter . they take a 28 nothing lead to the halftime locker room. you can never count out tom brady, though the bucks first drive of the second half, he's rushed, then intercepted by tayshaun gibson. gibson returns the ball 36 yards will still run a bit here. 49ers in business at the tampa 38. 49ers will keep their foot on the gas. mccaffrey bust through the line employs a stiff arm. he's gone on a touchdown run. 35 49ers has mccaffrey ended up with 119 yards rushing. the quarterback throws apparent touchdown passes, leads the 49ers in their sixth straight win 35 to 7. so kyle shanahan. how about that young guy? he did an awesome job. i think all you guys saw that, but it was ah, um he made a ton of plays made. the plays that were there made a lot of plays that weren't there did a great job in the pocket had, you kn

dominique samuels. jay, inclined to samuels.ay, i'm inclined to agree part of the issue, agree with part of the issue, though, our current though, with our current political on earth would political how on earth would that elected as we've that party gets elected as we've seen, massive infrastructure seen, the massive infrastructure things h, and all of things like the h, r and all of this stuff, battling against this stuff, but battling against that, says, what are that, christine says, what are the criteria accepting this? the criteria for accepting this? it would appear just being from afghanistan, syria or eritrea, as far as i can tell. afghanistan, syria or eritrea, as far as i can tell . i would as far as i can tell. i would also question christine to christine's. we double christine on. this particular business, christine's been particularly active keyboard. it does active on the keyboard. it does appear as though i would ask serious we serious because about how we know my that from is know law from my that from is just s

dominique samuels. jay, inclined to samuels.ay, i'm inclined to agree part of the issue, agree with part of the issue, though, our current though, with our current political on earth would political how on earth would that elected as we've that party gets elected as we've seen, massive infrastructure seen, the massive infrastructure things h, and all of things like the h, r and all of this stuff, battling against this stuff, but battling against that, says, what are that, christine says, what are the criteria accepting this? the criteria for accepting this? it would appear just being from afghanistan, syria or eritrea, as far as i can tell. afghanistan, syria or eritrea, as far as i can tell . i would as far as i can tell. i would also question christine to christine's. we double christine on. this particular business, christine's been particularly active keyboard. it does active on the keyboard. it does appear as though i would ask serious we serious because about how we know my that from is know law from my that from is just s

as professor samuel moines, he's the chancellor kent, professor of law in history at yale, an author of the book humane how the united states, abandoned peace and reinvented war. thank so much our professor moines for coming on the show. i better start than with the fact that, though we don't know in detail what the kremlin strategy is in ukraine, a given the so progress sometimes fast progress. again, it is the fog of war. how you think the, the idea of humane war may be affecting kremlin policy? much as you've written about it affecting washington policy? well, i'm no expert, but from what i've seen, at least in the initial weeks of the war, it seemed as if the russian audience really did care about the reassurances given by the kremlin that the, the fighting was humane and that's changed it and, and not least because of the use of, of missiles on that on wish glamour, couldn't showed more restraint at the beginning of the war than lately. but i think that the main way, the idea of humane war is playing out is on the western side. since from the beginning, there have been a pronoun

vern glenn has the latest on the injury to samuel and if he will return to the field this season. >>> this actually spells the demise of public transportation. >> b.a.r.t. officials sounding the alarm. the deficit they need to make up and the short timeline they've got to do it. thank you for joining us this sunday afternoon. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano, start with a look outside. the rain moving through the bay area meanwhile, you can see the sierra has been getting pounded with snow. caltrans' restrictions for both highway 80 and highway 50. >> and it just looking at the doppler behind darren. more on the way, huh? >> this is kind of like the grand finale. really over about the next 12 hours and you know, grand finales sometimes come with fireworks and this would be the time to see lightning. take a close look at first alert doppler it's subtle but right out here you will see a strike of lightning off the coast. this is what awaits us for the rest of tonight. right in the center of this storm now which is where you get the most instability to develop these kinds of thing

also in sunday's game, deebo samuel suffered knee and ankle sprains. the 49ers expect him to be back before the regular season is over. and that's probably the best news that the team could hope for after samuel left the field on a cooter on -- cart on sunday. >>> the 49ers were still looking for a little something from tom brady. here's vern glen with the red and gold report. >>> here's your red and gold report where the 49ers announced on monday that quarterback brock purdy is day to day an oblique injury, and receiver deebo samuel is expected to return sometime in the regular season with an ankle injury. the defense spoiled tom brady's homecoming on sunday with two interceptions. >> i went for the left hand girl, make her feel better, you you know, he was like appreciate it, man, and i was like, you know, you got to sign the ball. and it was like you going through a lot you got to sign the ball. and he signed it and fred was like you get him to sign it? yeah. i got the signed ball. >> with your red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> and you can sc

i went through a lot of ups and downs, but samuel houston college -- by the way, samuel houston is notexan. that is about h u s t o and,. i am more inclined the call it samuel -- he was a black abolitionists, and his state left the principal sum of $10,000 to the school, so that's why it bears his name. i think the texan somehow thought that it was the real sam houston so that's how they pronounced it, but that is who samuel huston was. the school closed, it reopened in the 1900 with its first black president, rubin loving good. he came from wily college, another college in texas, and he had studied classics, greek and latin. the reason was, john c calhoun, that great, fire breathing succession us had once said in the civil war, that he would never believe that negros are anything more than subhuman because they can't read greek or latin. so rubin loving good said, okay, we will learn greek and latin. when he re-opened a school, all the students were required to learn greek and latin. that may not be the most practical of skills, but he was making a point, and he really should be credi

powers like the united states and russia from any real controls on the initiation of war. prevent samuel mine. i'll stop you there. more from yale university johnson. again, professor of long history after his break. ah ah, ah oh, when i want something wrong, when i just don't want you to see how these things become an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with professor samuel moines. yale university chancellor, can professor of law in history and alter the book humane how the united states abandon peace and reinvented war i detect in, in your work. one key element is the bottom up way that society can change and, and transform rather than supernatural law. treaty and convention. but them because yugoslavia is iconic in the growth global south. it's certainly iconic to be ging, where their embassy, of course was bombed. in yugoslavia let alone to russia, which was supporting at serbia. do you think her then that and also your critique solve a recent critiques of p

so with that timetable stands, that's about when deebo samuel would return. but of course, everyone here wishing him the best. he such an important part of what the forty-niners do know. well, dan. >> all right, kate, thanks. a lot of big fire burning through at least 8 big rigs in oakland today. this is video of the scene from the citizen app that fire breaking out in the area of 14th street and maritime. there were no reports of any injuries and the cause remains under investigation. tonight. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at 6 police in oakland launching a homicide investigation following a shooting very early this morning. plus, the wet weather didn't stop hundreds of people from hitting the pavement in sausalito is 5 k jingle bell run. >> and authorities announced an arrest in a decade's old bombing aboard a pan am flight kron. 4 news returns in just a kron. 4 news returns in just a moment. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first

dawn neesom dominique samuels, nigel , my dawn neesom dominique samuels, nigel, my superstar pam and but coming up as courtiers dismiss prince harry's netflix that harry's netflix claims that the queen strong and queen was strong armed and supporting royal supporting him from the royal family this the start of a family is this the start of a palace fight back our royal milestones lady colin campbell and me at 935. and phil dampierjoin me at 935. but first, as all white production of aladdin with referencing the orange is branded also racism pantos a great british tradition or offensive relics . what our offensive relics. what our heroes of the stage christopher and amy enzo battle kim woodburn in a varied theatrical class straight after breakdown at gbnews.uk. if you want to weigh in, you can vote now to add tv news, the results and the clash straight up to the . break it's break wsfime break it's time now for the clash and not with censoring references to christmas. the woke mob now want to drop the curtains on pantomime comes to an all white production of aladdin in liverpool with l

dawn neesom dominique samuels, nigel , my dawn neesom dominique samuels, nigel, my superstar pam and but coming up as courtiers dismiss prince harry's netflix that harry's netflix claims that the queen strong and queen was strong armed and supporting royal supporting him from the royal family this the start of a family is this the start of a palace fight back our royal milestones lady colin campbell and me at 935. and phil dampierjoin me at 935. but first, as all white production of aladdin with referencing the orange is branded also racism pantos a great british tradition or offensive relics . what our offensive relics. what our heroes of the stage christopher and amy enzo battle kim woodburn in a varied theatrical class straight after breakdown at gbnews.uk. if you want to weigh in, you can vote now to add tv news, the results and the clash straight up to the . break it's break wsfime break it's time now for the clash and not with censoring references to christmas. the woke mob now want to drop the curtains on pantomime comes to an all white production of aladdin in liverpool with l

the revival of the pulitzer prize-winning drama star samuel l.y his wife, latonya rich a right side son jackson. the play is making history again. abc's robin roberts sat down with the cast. >> reporter: it's a return the new broadway revival. of revered playwright august wilson's pulitzer prize-winning "the piano lesson." >> i came from florida to see this play. >> i hope it's just the first of several august wilson plays that i'll see live. >> to get the opportunity to see these actors, really a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> here we are. this beautiful theater. broadway's first revival of august wilson's "the piano lesson." how do you bring it to life? >> august brought it to life by the words he put on the paper. and so it was just up to me to see how i could reimagine it and amplify everything that he did. >> reporter: latonya richardson jackson directs the show centered on the charles family in 1936 pittsburgh. >> i know what he was thinking! >> reporter: at the heart of the play is a haunting family drama over a battle for this family

now for deebo samuel. star receiver is expected to be back later in the regular season after suffering a knee and ankle sprain. that's about as good of news the team could have asked for when samuel left on a cart yesterday. if the 49ers win the game thursday at seattle, they win the division. i'll see you later in sports. >> more exercises to come for us, vern. thanks. >>> still ahead tonight, will dianne feinstein step early ? w wendy's new italian mozz is fried mozzarella, garlic knot bun, marinar - you know what? you're just gonna want to eat it. (all): ooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh choose wisely. choose wendy's new italian mozzarella chicken sandwich. >>> okay, a quick update on our top story tonight. seconds ago we learned the san mateo city council finally has a mayor. they just voted 5 to 0 for council member li to become mayor, so the stalemate is over, and the city should be able to move along with business now. >>> now, in other headlines, for the first time since the election, senator dianne feins

is charging samuel bankman-fried with the frogmen of investors.n a foundation of deception. lisa has talked about it all morning. is not just the s.e.c. we are also waiting from the southern district of new york. tom: we want to get out in front of this inflation report. the distinction is criminal and civil. what will be unveiled further this morning? lisa: we will parse through some of the details. we don't know the extra details. some of the details within the complaint indicate some real deliberation. the intention to create a scenario where alameda the hedge fund had an unlimited line of credit backed by ftx which is what they highlight. tom: in england, it's so different than here. if this was in the city, if this was in london. would it be the same process there is here? jonathan: why did it take so long to do something like this? to be fair, it takes a while to put together a case to make these kinds of allegations and put charges together. when bernie madoff came out and admitted to it. that was a big difference. we have had maybe one mon

deebo samuel hurts his left ankle. he was carted off the field. the niners say nothing was broken, but it may and high ankle sprain. we'll know more tomorrow how much is he expected to be out. purdy had two touchdown passes, ran for another, no pick. the niners make it six in a row. they blow out the buccaneers, 35-7. so brock, what was it like meeting tom brady after the game? >> yeah, it was surreal standing there, like, man, that's tom brady talking to guys and so to him, to have respect for what i did today was pretty cool. i'm not going lie. being a little kid, watching that guy kill it, i thought that was pretty cool. >> he did an awesome job. i think all you guys saw that. he made a ton of plays. made the plays that were there. made the plays that weren't there. but it was impressive how he played. it was real similar to the week before. >> this was not the homecoming tom brady hoped for. the san mateo native had a lot of friends and family there. he threw one touchdown pass but also had two interceptions. despite the disappointing performa

former dominique samuel.ve london mayoral candidate shaun bailey, and also earned broadcaster amy nicholl . earned broadcaster amy nicholl. incredibly. one of the biggest victims in today's three part horror show was the late queen elizabeth, the second herself, whose 70 year legacy was trashed in a matter of hours. the documentary went to great lengths to dunk on the commonwealth. one of the queen's proudest achievements, with far left commentators calling the british empire 2.0. and while there's still described as a club of friends who share common values , i find that language values, i find that language really problematic . i sometimes really problematic. i sometimes call the commonwealth empire 2.0 because that is what it is. by the time i met meghan, i think i travelled half of the commonwealth, met people in communities all around the world and through that i thought i knew , i thought i had an knew, i thought i had an awareness to issues, ways of living and unconscious bias. like all of that . far f

deebo samuel at some point, in the regular season. brock major setbacks. niners yesterday. the seven-time super bowl champion was picked up twice yesterday, including one from dre greenlaw, who said earlier in the week i was the only thing he wanted, and brady to sign the ball, he did. >> worst thing he could tell me is no. i was always told, you don't ask, you get nothing. >> we had our moment at the end, mae and asked him to sign the football. it was a cool moment. tom is a standup guy. he told us how much he respected our game, and that's cool but him. >> class act right there. the stanford cardinal introducing troy taylor as their 30 fit head coach. he was a quarterback at cal in the late 1980's and was the bears' all-time winning passer. he's a stanford man now. takes over for david shah, who resigned two weeks ago and looks forward to the challenge. >> the reality of being able to come to stanford university in the football program is a daunting, humbling -- all those things that people talk about, but it stirs me. it excites me. i really feel i'm at

former dominique samuel.ve london mayoral candidate shaun bailey, and also earned broadcaster amy nicholl . earned broadcaster amy nicholl. incredibly. one of the biggest victims in today's three part horror show was the late queen elizabeth, the second herself, whose 70 year legacy was trashed in a matter of hours. the documentary went to great lengths to dunk on the commonwealth. one of the queen's proudest achievements, with far left commentators calling the british empire 2.0. and while there's still described as a club of friends who share common values , i find that language values, i find that language really problematic . i sometimes really problematic. i sometimes call the commonwealth empire 2.0 because that is what it is. by the time i met meghan, i think i travelled half of the commonwealth, met people in communities all around the world and through that i thought i knew , i thought i had an knew, i thought i had an awareness to issues, ways of living and unconscious bias. like all of that . far f