. >> william adams, the 10th chair announces a new initiative to enhance the significance of the arts and humanities. the initiative is part of the institution's 50th anniversary celebration. the government institute titian was founded in 1965 with a mission to support research, education, preservation, and programs and humanity. this national press club event is about one hour. >> tuesday night, president obama delivers his state of the union address. live coverage begins at it :00 p.m. eastern. the gop response, delivered by joni ernst and the reaction for open phones, live on c-span and c-span radio. on c-span2, watch the speech and congressional reaction in the u.s. capital. the state of the union address live on c-span c-span2 c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> william adams the 10th chair of the national endowment for the humanities announces a new initiative to enhance the significance of the arts and humanities. the initiative is part of the institution's 50th anniversary celebration this year. the government institution was founded in 1965 with a mission to support research, ed

[applause] >> next, remarks from william adams, the incoming chair of the national endowment for the humanities. after that, governor mike pence gives his state of the state address. and then president obama and representative russell with weekly addresses. >> on newsmakers, republican senator john hoeven. he is the sponsor of a bill that would authorize construction of the keystone pipeline. he talks about the legislation which president obama has threatened to veto. even watch the interview sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6 p.m. eastern. >> tuesday night, president obama delivers his state of the union address. live coverage begin at 8:00 p.m. eastern including the speech. the gop response delivered by joni ernst. and your reaction through open phones live on c-span and c-span radio. on c-span2, watch the speech and congressional reaction. state of the union come alive on c-span c-span2, c-span radio and c-span.org. >> now, william adams, the 10th chair of the national endowment for the humanities. the initiative is part of their 50th anniversary celebration. the institution was founded i

the remarks from william adams incoming chair of the national endowment for humanity. after that, the state of the state speech. >> health and human services secretary sylvia burwell says it is time to find common ground on the health care law. she made her comments thursday at the new america foundation in washington, d c she also talked about the need for investments in global health security. this is about 35 minutes. >> good morning. welcome, everybody, two new america. before i introduce secretary burwell, who is here to make remarks about the future of health care on a number of dimensions in the new congress and the year ahead, i just want to make a few quick comments about new america and why we are so honored that we are able to host her here today for these remarks. among the founding principles of new america, which is reflected in the book "the radical center" by people who are among the founders of this organization 15 years ago, was a commitment to get beyond traditional partisan alignment and specifically to apply that idea to health care to treat it as

the remarks from william adams incoming chair of the national endowment for humanity.fter that, the state of the state speech. >> health and human services secretary sylvia burwell says it is time to find common ground on

those stories coming up for rick williams adam joseph cecily tynan sharrie williams the entire "actionmalpass. have a good night. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ >> monday night pope francis confirms his itinerary for his trip to the united states in philadelphia. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is a march and demonstration by several thousand people to mark martin luther king day in philadelphia. >> what do you want? us. >> justice. >> it began at school district headquarters on north broad street and went through center city to its ultimate destination of independence mall. mlk day of action resistance and empowerment. live at independence mall is "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist. sarah, it seemed like the themes today were justice jobs and education. >> reporter: jim, that's right, thousands turned out on this martin luther king day to march for all kinds of social justice issues. many who took part in this demonstration told us they saw it as the embodiment of

the way this happens there are four leading candidates, john quincy adams, andrew jackson william crawford and henry clay but you can only have three so henry clay gets thrown out. he happens to be the speaker of the house and is the most influential person. the corrupt the alleged corrupt bargain is free trade but if you swing the house to vote for me because you know andrew jackson is more popular i get to be secretary of state. there is no compelling evidence that this took place although there is some suggestive evidence. i showed you pictures of john quincy adams diary where he writes pages every day. the night he meets with henry clay is a page and a half that is blank. historians have speculated for ever clearly we all know what this means. but i think it's a step back from this. it doesn't matter whether not it was quid pro quo. henry clay would never have

and what we are learned about the investigation coming up for sharrie williams rick williams and adamhave a good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night the democratic national committee begins its conference in philadelphia and residents jump from balconies to escape an apartment fire in montgomery county. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the word from two police officers in philadelphia who caught an armed bandit in the act, this is surveillance video from monday when 20-year-old russell mason watts allegedly walked into a dunkin' donuts in olney and tried to hold the place up with a gun but two officers interrupted his plans and took him down. sara bloomquist is live in the 6200 block of north front street. what are the officers saying tonight. >> reporter: jim, these veteran philadelphia police officers couldn't believe what they were seeing, they had just been inside of the dunkin' donuts doing a routine security check and watched as a masked man walked into

. >> next, remarks from the head of the national endowment for humanities, william adams. he spoke at the national press club about a new initiative to -- new initiative. this is an hour. >> good afternoon. welcome. before we begin, i would like to ask you all to stand and observe a minute of silence, remembering the terrorist attack on charlie ebdo, the french satirical publication, whose editor and for leading cartoonists were among those killed at the newspaper last wednesday. we honor their memories and contributions to our profession and to the freedom of the press. as a mark of special respect to those who died, we at the national press club are observing a minute of silence in their memory at the start of every event at the club this week, including with our annual membership meeting tomorrow. [minute of silence] thank you very much. please be seated. welcome, again. i am an adjunct professor at the george washington university school of media and public affairs, former international bureau chief with the associated press and the 107th president of the national pres

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph rick williams and monica malpass. >> here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. bitterly cold air continues to impact residents across the region tonight and we'll have more when it will warm up for us. >> a reminder about smart phones and tablets and the extreme cold how to protect your device coming up. >> a simple fender bender turns into a 16 mile pileup when their minivan gets stuck under a big rig we are under the coldest air of the season so far and windchills are much lower. and they are extending code blue warnings and urging everyone to bundle up. "action news" was outside rose elementary as parents brought their children to school and the air made it feel like single digits folks did not waste time getting to school and other destinations and they were certainly dressed for the weather. >> a scarf and gloves and thermals underneath. i decided to bring them to school i only lived a couple of blocks. >> it's suppose to be cold in the winter. they are taking it in stride in philadelphia we are currently under

conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] william bro adams the tenth chair of the national endowment for the humanities announce a new initiative to fund research and scholarship that address national problems. initiatives is part of the institution's 50th anniversary celebration. from a national press club, this is an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon and welcome. before we begin i would like to ask you all to stand and observe a minute silence in memory of the terrorist attack on charlie hebdo the french satirical publication whose editor and forward leading cartoonists were among the 12 killed at the newspaper last wednesday. we honor their memories and their contributions to our profession and to the freedom of the press. and as a mark of special work respect for those who died with the national press club are observing a minute of silence in their memory at the start of every event at the club this week with our annual membership meeting tomorrow. >> thank you very much. please be seated. welcome again. my name is myron b

for adam joseph cecily tynan jim apody rick williams the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass>> good night. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ >> friday night. vice president joe biden addresses the democratic caucus in philadelphia and an alleged carjacker picked the wrong target this morning in wilmington. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is a late afternoon snow squall and the possibility of much more than squalls come sunday night. quick moving showers, snow showers hit had much of our viewing area this afternoon but accuweather is looking ahead at the possibility of a major storm come super bowl night. and this is a live picture on belmont avenue near city avenue in philadelphia. it is foggy and still snowing so please be careful. meteorologist cecily tynan is live at the big board tonight. cecily it's what's the story. >> these are instability snow squalls. it's like in the springtime when you get that buildup of late afternoon showers. this is essentially the

. >>> "action news" continues with adam joseph rick williams and monica malpass. >>> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. authorities in bucks county says that thieves took their pick of empty homes to rob. cold weather is prompt can people across the area to protect the most vulnerable citizens, we'll explain how. folks will save or spend more this winter depending on what they use to heat their homes. >> now the details, several buck county residents came home from celebrating new years eve. to find out they were victims of a crime. a burglar or groups of burglars broke into five homes while fem were away. it happened in the stoney hill and woodlands developments. whoever did it knew what they were looking for. sara bloomquist is live on sin sinabar lane. >> reporter: this has been unnerving for residents on new years eve probably between 9:00 p.m. and midnight. the burglars hit nine homes walking away with valuable jewelry police released surveillance video of homes taken in robberies two philly necklaces this distinctive gold and pearl necklace and this

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph rick williams and monica malpass. >>> hellois what is happening on "action news" tuesday night. our region is cleaning up and clearing out after the first snowfall of the year we are live with road conditions and more and new york's police department is rocked again by to police officers that were targeted while on duty. >> an ocean cop jumps in the river to save a suicidal woman. we'll hear from the officer directly on "action news." >>> the area is breaking out the shovels and brooms for first snowfall. it wasn't a major snow maker but made getting out of the area tricky and dangerous at times. a driver was killed on a head-on crash in cherry hill on berlin road it involved a car and a delivery van, authorities are not releasing the victim's name and it's not clear if the other driver was injured. >> meanwhile along south clinton area people bundled up in hats and scarves to go to work. one man rode his bike to his destination, hopefully he got there without slipping on icy patches. >> a cold wait for the bus ride this mornin

the way that this happens, there are leading candidates, john quincy adams andrew jackson, william crawford, and henry clay but you can only have three, so henry clay that the least votes and i thrown out. he is also the speaker of the house and the most influential personal there. the alleged corrupt bargain is that he trades. if you swing the house to vote for me because we know andrew jackson is more popular, got be secretary of state. now, there is no compelling evidence that this took place although there's some suggestive evidence. i showed you pictures of john quincy adams diary where he writes pains and pains every day. the night he meet with henry clay there's a page and a half that is blank. now, historians speculated forever, well, clearly we all know what this means. but i actually think you have to step become from this a little bit. doesn't matter whether or not there was an explicit quid pro quo, henry clay would have never supported andrew jackson. he had been making speeches for the previous five years this julius cesar he will rob our republic. william crawford was a front

. >> ♪♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jamie apody, rick williams and monicalo again and here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. the hacking of sony pictures and the military's u.s. central command are prompting president obama to take dramatic action to improve cyber security. >>> the search is on for a thief who did not hesitate to take what he wanted from an unsuspecting victim. it was caught on tape. >>> plus former sportscaster turned criminal defendant don tollefson takes the stand again in his theft trial. >> now the details. today president obama proposed sweeping legislation to help improve cyber security. the bill's goal is to encourage the private sector to share information with the department of homeland security when it's been targeted by hackers. in return they would receive safeguards from the federal government. karen travers is live with more on today's announcement. karen. >> reporter: good evening, wreck. cyber security is certainly getting a lot of attention these days because of the sony hacking and yesterday's hit on u.s. centr

. >> okay >> ♪♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jamie apody, rick williamsmalpass. >> ♪♪ >> and hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" monday night. the u.s. military central command twitter and youtube sites were taken over by hackers today. those hackers claim to be associated with islamic state militants. we have a live report coming up. >>> also employees of the palmer school say before the school closed its doors it closed its checkbook. they say they haven't been paid for days that they worked and they're demanding answers tonight. >>> also, a retired elementary school principal wins one of the largest lottery jackpots in history a cool $326 million. >> now the details. new concerns tonight about cyber security in the united states after social media sites of the u.s. military's own central command were taken over by hackers claiming to be working on behalf of islamic state militants. that attack came at the exact hour president obama was unveiling new measures trying to keep consumers safe from hackers. while the president spoke twitter

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph jaime apody rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. philadelphia mayor michael nutter delivers his final state of the city address, what he says went right and what went wrong in the past year. >>> and people smell smoke and think they are trapped. and the end of the suspense, it's tgit. sharrie williams has a sneak peek coming up. >>> and mayor michael nutter gave details in the state of the city address. >> it's annual address to the movers and shakers at the chamber of commerce is -- they love him here. >> we at your greater philadelphia chamber of commerce have enjoyed a productive and collaborative and affective relationship with mayor nutter the mayor declared the city healthy and growing fast and blossoming and growing fast. >> the economy is booming, since january of 2014, more than $8.5 billion of projects are completed under construction or announced in the city. >> the city hall since '09, crime is down dramatically the homicide rate down 36% and violence cr

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph jaime apody rick williams and monica malpasslo again rick is off tonight and brian taff joins us here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. bad weather continues to plague efforts to retrieve crucial evidence from the crash of flight air asia 8501. >>> and adventurous eaters have a new food to wet their appetites but it may not be for the faint of heart and nydia han has the details. >>> the efforts for the recovery of air asia, 8501, storms and massive waves continues to slow teams as they try to locate the main part of the aircraft. they have retrieved nine bodies out of the sea including a flight attendant and it could take a week to locate the black boxes. >>. >> reporter: good evening, the news is bleak coming out of the java see as poor weather hampers efforts and the first bodies to be retrieved are undergoing identification. >> the first funeral was held for crash victim of 8501, no longer known as body number one. she was laid to rest by her extended family in indonesia her husband, mother-in-law and child are

. >>> "action news" continues with adam joseph jaime apody rick williams and monica malpass. >>> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" thursday night. federal authorities are releasing new details about the ohio man accused of plotting a terror attack on the u.s. capital. and a thief storms into a local pizza shop with no intention of leaving empty handed. >>> and weeks of hard work finally pays off for staff and parents trying to save their beloved school. >>> and now a man from ohio, christopher cornell, a recent convert to islam knew what he wanted to do, he recently purchased weapons and sketched out how he would kill employees and lawmakers in washington d.c. karen travers is live. >> reporter: christopher cornell was under surveillance since last fall, he apparently told a government informant that he believes that congress was the enemy and was coming to washington to launch an attack. >> it's what officials fear, a home grown terrorist inspired by iceis this is christopher cornell, according to the fbi he was in the final stages to assault the u.s. capital with

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody rick williams and monica malpass. >>> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. snow is heading to our area and it will definitely impact your drive home tomorrow. we'll get the latest on the timing of this storm. a man is attacked by a group of thugs while walking down a philadelphia street and it's all captured on video plus a martin luther king menu offering at the borgata is sparking controversy on both sides tonight. >>> we are continuing to track the approaching winter storm bringing a couple of inches of snow to the region. penndot is spreading brine on local roads in anticipation of the storm. lets head over to meteorologist, adam joseph with the latest from double scan radar. >> we had a few light rain showers that came through this evening and that washes some brine away that they coated the roads with this afternoon. it's a weak clipper system today and a secondary area of low pressure with moisture to the south and because it's coming out of the north northwest, the moisture source i

now for meteorologist, adam joseph, cecily tynan sharrie williams and monica malpass and the entire "action news" team. i'm rick williams. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night and the u.s. marshals arrest one of their most wanted from philadelphia and atlantic city casino revenues take a big hit in 2014, but the big story on "action news" tonight is more security for the delaware air national guard, the decision has been made to beef up security at the national guard base in newcastle because guardsmen at the front gate noticed something unusual. chad pradelli is live at the base tonight. other than the climate of concern what is the issue here? >> reporter: several vehicles approached the gate here and some asked for directions and some turned around as they approached the security gate and that raised concerns and then raised the security level. >> dover national guardsmen patrolled the base with guns drawn this morning, it was just one of several new security measures implemente

for adam joseph, cecily tynan sharrie williams and monica malpass i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. thursday night and philadelphia teachers claim victory over a court ruling over their contracts and pennsylvania supreme court temporarily blocks any criminal action against attorney general, kathleen kane and the big story is the start of a new era for atlantic city. governor chris christie assigned an emergency manager to dig them out of an enormous hole. he announced a game changer he is appointing a team to do whatever is necessary within the law to stabilize the city's fiscal free fall, nora muchanic is live outside of city hall, nora is this being seen as a state takeover of atlantic city. >> it is indeed jim the new mayor and manager shied away from that term, but the new managers will have extraordinary powers and they are expected to use them to try to turn things around in this financially troubled city. >> kevin -- >> that is kevin lavine on the left t

. >> ♪♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph jamie apody, rick williams and monica. >> hello again. rick is off tonight. sharrie williams joins us. here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. a somber day in one south jersey community as they say goodbye to a little boy who died in a tragic accident. >>> convenience store clerk is ambushed by two masked gunmen looking for money. it was all caught on tape. >>> plus recovery teams make progress in the search for the victims and debris of airasia flight 8501. >> now the details. family and friends of 10-year-old matthew mccloskey paid tribute today to the little boy whose life was cut tragically short. the boy was struck and killed by a police cruise interfranklin township while walking to a sleep overlast weekend. today matthew's loved ones said goodbye and laid him to rest. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live outside our lady of peace parish church in williamstown with more. vernon. >> reporter: here on day two of the new year, the funeral for the young man whose accidental death led to tragedy as you sa

. >> ♪♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jamie apody, rick williams and monica ♪♪ >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. here we go again. another snow maker is knocking on our door bringing a mixed bag of precipitation to our area starting in the next few hours. >>> bridgeton new jersey officials update the public about the police shooting that left a man dead. >>> plus, we are getting a better look at the man wanted for allegedly attacking a teenager on a septa trolley. >> now the details. we're tracking a nor'easter that will bring snow, ice and rain to the region starting tonight. >> in fact, winter storm advisory takes effect at 9 o'clock tonight and it will end tomorrow morning. >> because the storm will be such a mixed bag of precipitation, penndot isn't taking any chances. chopper 6 hd was over i-95 in bucks county this afternoon and you can see the brining operation well under way and will likely be repeted several times during the course of the storm. >> in the first state deldot crews are topping off trucks with salt. here a

" after 5:00 comes right back >> ♪♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jamie apody, rick williamslpass. >> ♪♪ >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. local tv sportscaster turned criminal defendant don tollefson appears in a bucks county courtroom today ahead of his theft trial. we're live. >>> search on for two men responsible for a brutal beating along a popular center city street captured on surveillance cam ranch plus an incredible story of survival. a little girl walks away from the small plane crash that killed her family but that's not all the story. we'll explain. >> but first we are continuing to track some of the coldest air of the season so far. it will not only bring us below freezing temperatures but also a fresh coating of snow. >> here we go. the timing of the storm will make that morning commute tomorrow pretty tricky. let's get the latest meteorologist melissa magee live at the big board with more from double scan raid today. hi melissa. >> hi, mon today hi rick. we're tracking that moisture on the move. it's a weak clipper system at that

. >> ♪♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jamie apody, rick williams and monica>> hello again, rick is off tonight. sharrie williams joins us and here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. a meeting of the minds today at the white house. president obama and british prime minister cameron talk cyber security sanctions and terrorism. we are live. >>> several montgomery county high school students in trouble with the law following a sexting scandal. >>> and delaware's first medical marijuana clinic is getting ready to open this weekend. we'll have more on what the center will offer. >> and now the details in a show of unity president obama and british prime minister david cameron are joining efforts to fight domestic terrorism in light of the attacks in france. the leaders made the announcement following a meeting at the white house today. president obama and mr. cameron also vowed to beef up cyber security in the wake of several high profile hack attacks. abc's karen traverse is live in washington, d.c. with more on today's meeting. karen. >> reporter: good

. >>> for adam joseph cecily tynan, rick williams i'm monica malpass. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ >> it is friday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the violent end of the three day terror spree in and around paris france. it happened on two fronts today with the deaths of at least seven people including three terrorists. french security forces stormed a printerring planter in the town 25 miles from paris near charles de gaulle airport. killed were said and cherif kouachi. one hostage they held today was freed unharmed. but in almost the same moment police used explosives to storm a kosher market in a neighborhood where another militant was holding hostages. this is a jewish neighborhood and the president of france called this a blatant antisemitic act. french forces killed amedy coulibaly but his accomplice wife managed to escape. while 11 civilians got out four hostages were found dead. coulibaly said he was working in coordination

have a positive one with the birth of the second royal baby to prince william and his wife kate due april the 2015. in hollywood adamfox news". >>> much more ahead including our look at the great talents our world said good bye to in 2014. and... >> 2014 was a rough year for democrats especially president obama, i'm joel wallden in washington w the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. hurry in to the sign then drive event and get a five-hundred dollar new year's bonus on select new volkswagen models. offer ends january 2nd. >>> ♪ >> and, 2014 marked a sea of change in washington n what some called rebuck have of president obama's policies, republicans swept the the midterm elections, shifting the battles of power in congress setting up a divided government for the

have a positive one with the birth of the second royal baby to prince william and his wife kate due april the 2015. in hollywood adamfox news". >>> much more ahead including our look at the great talents our world said good bye to in 2014. and... >> 2014 was a rough year for democrats especially president obama, i'm joel wallden in washington wit >>> ♪ >> and, 2014 marked a sea of change in washington n what some called rebuck have of president obama's policies, republicans swept the the midterm elections, shifting the battles of power in congress setting up a divided government for the next two years. fox's joel wallden looks back in the year in politics. >> obviously republicans had a good night. >> reporter: 2014 saw a major political setback for president obama and democrats as a whole. after a republicans swept midterm elections across the nation. regaining control of the senate, and widening their majority in the house of representatives. >> on a night like tonight, we're grateful above all else and for me that gratitude starts the with the the people of kentucky. >> reporter: many critics saw the the midterms

william would eventually rise to become president of colby college in maine. six months ago adamse chairman for the national endowment for the humanities. >> the issues we face are not fundamentally scientific and technical problems. the big challenges we face as a country revolve again around our history, our culture ideals and values. >> and where there is no vision the people perish. >> brown: the two agencies and the n.e.a. helped support the "newshour's" arts coverage are turning 50 this year, they were signed into law by president lyndon johnson add a rose garden ceremony in september 1965. where he added this... >> we and america have not always been kind to the artists and the scholars who are the creators and the keepers of our vision. somehow the scientists always seem to get the penthouse, while the arts and the humanities get the basement. >> brown: 50 years later i chalked with chu and adams ant their biggest challenges today. >> there is a perception that the arts are off in a cycle o that they are elitists, that they are only used in one way, but they really are att

. -- allison williams with bloomberg intelligence, ♪ thank you for going over earnings with us. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. adamt of the peterson institute. he has been most vocal on our misunderstanding the estranged linkages of our financial system, our central banks, and how they leak into the real economy. never more important than this morning with a massive flight to quality. the yen bidding a strong yen 20 116. and russia is eating on the edge of a true banking and financial crisis. everybody's bank bank drop the druggie, -- mario draghi mario draghi, yellen, yellen. >> you have to focus on productivity growth. you're right, we are confusing things. a lot of the flight to quality is people converging on reality. it is being driven by excessive fear, excessive risk aversion but nothing like what we saw in 2008 and 2009. focus on the real economy. focus on a china that has only slowed a little. focus on the u.s. that is growing without have a housing bubble. people should not get too whacked out. >> the virgins is all the word. -- divergence is all the word. do you have something to keep you away from the

adams did that. one of them appointed to a low-level justice of the peace, william marbury who became the most famous justice of the peace in american history. famous case which most of you probably remember mentioned in the history books, are very vs. madison, jefferson comes to power, madison takes his office as secretary of state which was a more powerful office in those days and there are these commissions that have been signed and stamped by the adams administration and had to be delivered to these people named as judges and justices. madison asked jefferson what should i do with these and jefferson said tear them up. i will name people to those hopes. marbury suit and demanded the supreme court give him a writ of -- kind of a court order forcing madison to deliver him the commission. jefferson basically dissolves the supreme court. they don't meet. this was in 180 one. they don't meet for eight years. in 1808 they finally come together again and handled this marshall and the others come 2 decision, marshall rights the decision and it says madison and jefferson violated the constitution, they ca

adam tuss joins us live with a look at the conditions out there. hey,ed a hey,ed aadam. >> reporter: i guess brian williams wouldn't say it's ever easy. the traffic is moving tonight. the rush hour out here and rains look good and the concerned is the d.c. temperatures. >> reporter: the freezing wind tells the story. there is a white car somewhere on a path visible but still icy patches to deal on two wheels. on the road at issue, we drove around gusts pushing our truck. >> taking in the sites around the national mall. >> i layer up rand dress warmly. >> reporter: about filling up at the pump. >> not to pad so the sun is out. what's your cold weather tack dick dick -- tactic. >> dress warm with nice boots. >> if you're the president you get to come home on the white house kicking up snow. icy spots out here tonight. give yourself extra time adam tuss news4. >> thank you. >>> our team coverage continues in northern virginia where some people have to work outside in this cold weather. others choose to be in it. david. >> reporter: if you can believe that vans j they're choosing to stay over night in this par

williams, and tony romo. jerry jones and chris christie all over each other loving it as the cowboys come back to win a football game. adam jones bengals getting it into gino atkins. 13-10, andrew luck to moncareer. they'llcrief. they'll get denver monday. sanford to washington, seven seconds left. the cardinals, score about two seconds left. stanford goes on to win 68-60 in over time. a week of rumors, who's coaching who, the raiders are open, 49ers are open. we'll have the latest on these updates tonight at 6:00. have a great day. >>> your play of the day from the go daddy bowl in alabama toledo's covington recovered a fumble by arkansas stay quarterback freddie knighten, then 67 yards for the touchdown. he just keeps going and going. the rockets went on to win 63-64. >>> 25 minutes after 6:00 monday morning, the trip to work is about to get a little more expensive for thousands of bay area commuters the increased feet some dart riders will encounter. >> a deadly confrontation. hours earlier the man involved had some strange questions for them. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah!

adam joseph i'm brian taff. we are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> here is rick williams andica malpass with a look ahead. >> coming up n on "action news" at 5:00, hundreds are displaced by a raining apartment fire in new jersey we are live on the scene with the latest. and philadelphia teachers fight back about a major contract dispute and win. we'll have the stories and more, and cecily tynan hey, cal. snap out of it buddy. sorry. just day dreaming. about a classic truck with flames? yeah! custom chrome... right! and one more to complete the collection. (laughing) alright. how'd you know? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah. $1,000,000 super cash, with top prizes of $1 million. (male announcer) want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> she says she was attacked by a man on a trolley and has the video and inj

williams, dallas wins 24-20. jerry jones and chris christie all over each other. loving it as the cowboys come back to win a football game. adam jones getting into it with adkins versus the colts. 3rd quarter 13-10 andrew luck with moncrief. they'll get denver next sunday. >>> washington state josh hawkins scored in the lane, wazzou 69-56. sanford to washington, seven seconds left. two seconds left to tie the game, stanford goes on to win 68-60 in over time. so it's going to be a week of rumors who's coaching who the raiders are open, 49ers are open. we'll have the latest on these updates tonight at 6:00. have a great day. >>> now the latest ladies and gentlemen, the play of the day from the go daddy bowl, 67 yards for the touchdown. the rockets won 67-64. here's your play of the day. >> there is another proposal to move st. louis football to the area. the mayor said he'd like to build a new stadium in englewood adjacent to the old forum last year and here's an artist rendering of what the stadium might look like. the rams played in the l.a. area for nearly 50 years before moving to st. louis in 1994 and the region has not had

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adam joseph, i'm brian taff. we are back tonight we certainly hope you'll join us for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> here are rick williamsa malpass are a look ahead at 5:00. >> coming up next, another casino could be coming to atlantic city, which resort and hotel has signed an agreement to build in the seaside town. and knee surgery gets new life, the procedure that promises relief of years of pain. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> thursday night and the big story is another round of snow to hit the delaware valley. >> the good news is this system won't hit us very hard. cecily tynan is at the big board to tell us what and when and you are tracking some other type of precipitation for sunday as well. >> some snow possibly sunday night into monday and that has the potential to be a bigger system that that. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that the low pressure is near cleveland and it's a clipper and fast moving and doesn't have a lot of moisture and that is passing up to the north, typically when you get

adam joseph and shirleen allicot, we are back for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williamsica malpass. >>> tuesday night the big story on "action news" is the snow approaching our area and the skies are hazy over center city and things are changing and we have snow heading our way. >> chopper 6 hd spotted a penndot crew laying brine on the lie ways this afternoon they have the roads ready for the wintery weather tomorrow especially during the commute. adam joseph is back with us during the "action news" big board. with the details on the storm. >> they are riding the roads and unfortunately the brian is being washes away after showers are passing through, through much of the area on double scan radar most of the it south and east of philadelphia pushing away and thankfully temperatures are well above the freezing point no matter where you are. allentown 35 and 34 in reading and we are not looking at icing concerns with the rain and mixed wet snow showers far to the north passing through presently and millville a mild 42 and dover sitting at 40 degrees, we are tracking a cli

adams because the resources were not given priority in north america. it was the caribbean. even at the outset of the war, the impact of this war was felt. this is sir william howell. sadly, the only member of british leadership of whom there are no good paintings. you always see this reproduced. commander in chief after bunker hill through to 1778, his father had been governor of barbados. he immediately sense for food and troops from the caribbean as he prepared to withdraw from boston and to invade new york. and the problems he had are very revealing. not only was there no food to be had only islands. they were starting. when barbados did send food, the local assembly and many of the residents protested that they would do this when the islands were faced with near salvation because they were not getting food imports from north america. when he since the trooper north america, while the chicks were on board ship, a slave rebellion broke out prematurely -- while the troops were on board ship, a slave rebellion broke out prematurely. when there was an inquiry conducted into the results afterwards, it was the conclusion of the inquiry that the enslaved peopl

william l smith. i've had different reads on how to pronounce his middle name. a south carolina congressman who was hoping for a diplomatic post in the adams administration, maybe even the top one, though he did not get that. smith was one of the federalist major floor leaders in congress and he turned out it went five-part series of newspaper essays that were later packaged as a teen of-part pamphlet. you see one of the title pages here. it becomes the seminal hit piece in american politics, staking out scenes that would be rolled out anytime later a candidate was perceived as aggressive or of the left. smith may jefferson into the original model that david -- favored conservative politics. whose squishy soft political sympathies revealed a naivete of thought and cowardice of character that rendered him totally unfit for office. i also want to say he is the first limousine liberal, but that would be an anachronistic. i was playing around with what we will go with that, and i decided on its leaving a gala terrien -- enslaving a gala terrien -- enslaving ega litarian, because smith also originates the idea of undermining jeffersons politics

william -- i'm not actually -- i've had different reads on how to pronones his middle name. we'll call him willie l. smith. a south carolina congressman hoping for a diplomatic post in the adams' administration. maybe the top one he didn't get that. smith was one of the major leaders in congress. he turned down a 25-part series of newspaper essays later packaged as a two-part pamphlet. you see one of the title pages here that becomes a hit piece in american politics. the themes rolled out any time later a candidate was seen as progressive. smith made jefferson the original model the big populace in reality he was an elitist who squishy soft character showed him a naive train of thought. i wanted to label him a limousine liberal. i was playing around what we were going on instead. so called discoveries in he collected home office equipment. one he didn't invent but he became famous partly through this is what smith called the wonderful whirly gig chair. his swivel office chair with candle holders. george washington had this one before he did. it should be washington's wonderful whirly gig chair. this seemed so ridiculous to smith that he turned it to symbol of jefferson's doni

william bratton wants no such display at today's wake. he said in a memo to police officer, a hero's funeral is about grieving, not grievance. msnbc's adam reese is outside the funeral home in brooklyn. adam, you're out there, you get a sense of what's going on in the street with some of these officers. will they adhere to the commissioner's memo? >> reporter: ayman, i can tell you relations between the rank-and-file and the mayor continue to be strained and efforts to bring them together haven't really worked out. a meeting between the union and the mayor this week just ended up in more finger-pointing. be interesting to see if the officers heed the commissioner's call not to turn their backs on the mayor when he gives his eulogy tomorrow. the wake here begins in about an hour. it will last till 9:00 tonight. the funeral tomorrow, 11:00. we expect to see officers from all over the country coming here to pay their respects. officer liu was 32 years old, seven-year veteran of the force. he's the first chinese officer to be killed in the line of duty. boat he and officer ramos will have streets named after them here in new york city. and b

adam thank you. >>> isis is demanding a $200 million ransom for two japanese hostages. islamic militants say they will kill these men if japan doesn't comply with the demand. holly williams is watching this from istanbul turkey. >> reporter: good morning. this is the first time isis released a video publicly demand demanding ransom money. it is believed to have very few western hostages left. >> you now have 72 hours to pressure your government in making a wise decision by paying the $200 million to save the lives of your citizens. >> reporter: one of the japanese men is believed to be kenji, seen on the left of the screen. he is an experienced journalist reporting on the conflict in syria when he disappeared late last year. the other man is believed to be haruna. he is believed to be a private security contractor. the militant seems to be the man dubbed jihadi john. he has appeared in several execution videos recently in november. images showing the beheading of the american aide worker. shinzo abe said his government will make the utmost effort to secure the release of two men. he declined to say whether japan will pay the ransom. isis is believed to have made tens of