on election day he lost narrowly to his one time friend and political opposite john adams, adams is an american paradox, a revolutionary who feared the mob, made the world and the world of ideas his home. and conservative who distrusted banks and loathed spek laters. a deeply spiritual figure who outgrew the doctrines of john calvin without foresaking the harsher self-demands of his pure tan conscious. i do not say -- for that i never was. adams might better be classified as a political scientist. exhaustive study of his fellow man prompted his belief in executive strong enough, independent enough, high minded enough to protect the american republic from the very traits among them economic envy, greed, and the hunger for recognition that he perceived in himself. power naturally grows he claimed. why? because human passions are insatiable. more than a mediator, adams executive was a moral balance wheel, above politics, above faction, distakening intrigue. this might be argued is a misreading of washington's legacy. remember when i said a minute ago it is no small measure of washington's

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and adam shit adam before we go to the break our viewers have to take this on board how many other countries around the world in organisations that exactly what that troll farm did ok how many i bet you we could stay here for hours and name people that bought but that's never mentioned what about saudi arabia what about qatar what about turkey what about israel there it's not mentioned no they weren't meddling they meddle in our elections all the time gentlemen i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on fake news media. fifty years ago pregnant women took cons again as a sleeping pill and dusty's. does. the scientific sweat terrible but not on the road. that will warm. up across europe. legal battles demanding at least some compensation. to wait till the physical damage itself as well that the concert mind that the people who actually perpetrated this crime has never been able to justice and it has been. there is now three hundred trillion dollars of a fillable wealth in the world today when i look at how much mone

and adams it adam before we go to the break our viewers have to take this on board how many other countries around the world in organisations that exactly what that troll farm did ok how many i bet you we could stay here for hours and name people that bought but that's never mentioned what about saudi arabia what about qatar what about turkey what about israel there it's not mentioned no they weren't meddling they meddle in our elections all the time gentlemen i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on fake news media. that's true we all were americans were smooth enough but what that's not us americans are crude ruthless huckster golf playing sharks that's who we are and that's who john travolta is that's why i don't like to go barack obama that's why they love trouble. and that's just. the girl i want to do things or show everybody is doing a review very career like go away go to. management. and they don't they they when they have them they have. skimmed you need to feel that you need. some yeah i'm them what d

right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want let me go to adam first thing in london adam if i didn't know better watching the cable network news i would have thought that it is a. series of very bad series that should have been cancelled probably after its pilot but no it's goes on and on and on and has no reflection to reality let's take for example the indictment of thirteen russians i looked at the c.n.n. and embassy let me see i didn't have any indication whatsoever they actually read the indictment and all they do is go on and on and on we have matthew chance from c.n.n. in same st petersburg russia going through the trash the garbage of that troll farm that's well i guess trash meets trashed. go ahead adam well that really is truly a marriage made in heaven and it's symptomatic of the image of a kind of stereotypical image of what the mainstream media is doing the very sad part and there is a tragedy buried within the lies which themselves are wrapped up in a force and that is that these people who are peddling the russia gate myth have fa

that same year osting stacks father a chief prison officer was shot dead by the ira he later met adams trying to find out who ordered the killing all the evidence points to the fact that he had a leadership role i mean there's a new autobiography out on him and it's quite obvious from that even that the way that when he was in terror that the other prisoners there had a parade past him every day and saluted him and you don't do that to someone who's just in the political arm of the organizations of this week soon though gerry adams was arguing that shin fein had more to gain by contesting elections he want to seat in the u.k. parliament in westminster but never took it up all the while the ira's bombing campaign continued to kill people not just in northern ireland but on the mainland to those whose tools are bombs and bullets. your way is not the right way in one thousand nine hundred eight protracted talks led to what's known as the good friday agreement setting up a power sharing executive at stormont as well as the decommissioning of weapons and the early release of paramilitary pr

adam: sure, it has. the competitive model for think tanks is totally changing because of this, that also because of the anti-elite, anti-technocratic attacks. tom: anti-expert. just we had a model, not us, that was essentially you show up at the commission, brief the secretary of treasury -- tom: it is gone. it is not gone, but in washington it is almost gone. out for a while. tom: we have to stop the show. adam posen and teen vogue? adam: no, my authors in teen vogue. i cannot make it in. tom: vanessa friedman will be with us in a minute for fashion. we could do a makeover. komal: at 17 -- adam: and 1750 mass avenue becomes the cakewalk. we are trying to get ahead of this. one of the great things which bloomberg does, and which others are trying to do and we are trying to do, is get charts out and have links behind them to explain why they are important, how they work. this has been really big. whether it is about nafta, cheese, rules of origin, how the exchange rate moves when trump talks against nafta

john quincy adams, son of john adams, and what we have on loan from the adams national historic park is a set of cuff links which what makes them unique to john quincy adams but they're also tied to john adams is that inside of each of the cuff links, there is hair from both his mother, abigail adams and john adams and the other cuff link set has hair of john adams which he didn't have a lot of and his wife. so the hair -- it seems kind of weird, some people think it's creepy that we have family members' hair in our jewelry but it was a very common practice, a way of remembering relative who's had passed away just keeping a piece of them close to us all the time. so that's pretty -- they were pretty neat and they have on them in latin essentially it says remember, consider the relatives. so i think about that. so you can think about your past that way when you're wearing these cuff links. for andrew jackson, we have a what's referred to as a turkish pipe on loan to us from the hermitage in tennessee. not a lot known about this pipe. but it is pipes were one of the more common wayses

the controversial irish republican leader gerry adams is stepping down as head of the shin fein party after thirty four years he was considered a spokesman for the ira joining its three decades of bombing campaign aimed at ending british rule in northern ireland in more recent years he's been seen as a pivotal figure in the peace process he'll be replaced by mary lou mcdonald who has no links to the conflicts from dublin not in bob and the reports over the years gerry adams has been praised as a brave political leader and condemned as a secret terrorist commander the boy from belfast became active in northern ireland civil rights movement in the one nine hundred sixty s. . following the arrival of british troops the province descended into decades of sectarian conflict the troubles. in the one nine hundred seventy s. as events like the bloody sunday shooting of catholic protesters by the british army hit the headlines adams was variously interned and arrested he always denied being a member of the provisional ira or irish republican army but many people on both sides of the border bel

adam schiff was punked by russians in an extraordinary fashion. these russians who called him up under false pretense claiming they had naked pictures of donald trump. he spent 7 minutes with these people. let me play for the audience just a piece -- these are russian punk sisters talking to a member of the house of the representatives. >> she got compromising materials on trump after their short relations. >> what's the nature of the prom pro mice >> there are pictures of naked trump >> putin was aware of the ability of the con no mietsed material. >> yes. >> okay, we'll be back in touch with you through our staff to make arrangements to obtain these materials for our commit tee average the fbi. i appreciate you reaching out to us. david: this is a democratic member of congress working with russians to get information that's false against a political opponent. >> nobody loves donald trump more than me, but who is looking for naked pictures of him? david: anything salacious is like catnip to these people. >> while he's investigating trump for a me

adam schiff? he is the ranking person on the committee. is that the way you want your president talking? >> adam is a friend of mine. he does something very nice for my 93-year-old mother and i appreciate that. we have' good relationship. after the state of the union, he and i and his son walked down the steps together and chitchatted. i do think there's a lot of politics in it. you can't take the politics out. i understand that. i would love to see these hearings. i would love to see an end to the leaking and an honest discussion about how do you stop the russians from compromising our next election. >> which is something the cia director said they would do again. it hasn't stopped. i want to talk about the nunes memo, regarding surveillance by the foib a former trump campaign adviser. have a listen to that. >> did we catch them in the act or what? oh, did we catch them in the act. they are very embarrassed. they never thought they would get caught. we caught them. it's so much fun. like the grea

adam schiff responded saying, mr. president, i see you've had a busy morning of, quote, executive time" instead of tweeting false smears, the american people would appreciate it if you turned off the tv and helped solve the funding crisis, protected dreamers or, really, anything else. i've never seen this kind of attack from a president to a sitting member of congress. >> i find it interesting this hasn't happened earlier. the president going after adam schiff, because of the way, you know, adam schiff's position on the house intelligence committee and the stances he's taken have been completely at odds with not just devin nunes but the white house's view on these issues. i also thought, you know, we've seen before when you look at that tweet, we've seen the president before make accusations without putting forward any evidence to substantiate that. that's what he did hear, saying adam schiff has been leaking information. notably, devin yununes is also talking about leaks coming out of the committee. despite him sayin

we'll get back to you as soon as we see the ranking democrat, adam schiff, emerge. he's going to go to the microphone. devin nunes, the chairman, refused to talk to reporters. the only time he talks is when he does an interview. at least he did an interview this morning with fox. let's see if he returns at some point. we'll be anxious to hear from him as well. but as we await adam schiff and the democrats to emerge, let's go to the white house right now. the president and his -- get his take on all the dueling memos as we stand by for the results of the house intelligence committee vote. our chief white house correspondent, jim acosta, is joining us. jim, i may have to interrupt you, but what is the latest? what are you hearing from the president? >> reporter: wolf, the president sounded supremely confident in ohio earlier today. he was giving a speech on the economy. he was celebrating the memo released by devin nunes as if it were all the proof he needs to clear him in the russia investigation. the president appeared to be saying that federal investigators have be

not this adam rippon. this one. >> my name's adam rippon. >> reporter: he's not a figure skater but a video game programmer enjoying his 15 minutes of fame. >> it's been interesting. >> reporter: he realized over a decade ago that he shares the name of the now famous bronze medalist who was the first openly gay american athlete to qualify for the winter olympics. >> i really believe in what he's doing. >> reporter: he even had a cyber chat with the skater in 2006. >> we had a basic hi, oh, hey, i'm adam rippon. i'm adam rippon, too. i figure skate. i make video games. >> reporter: a few days ago, the gamer with the famous name got weird messages. >> telling me that i was an idiot. >> reporter: realizing he's now getting dos of message directed at the figure skater says he doesn't have the heart to tell rippon fans he's not the other guy. >> i'm just a 37-year-old straight guy who makes video games. >> reporter: a gamer who would love to meet the figure skatener person. in the meantime, he says, keep the ne

carrie adams has stepped down as the leader of shin fein after more than three decades at the party's helm in his career adams went from being reviled by the british government and northern ireland's protestants as the political voice of the irish republican army to playing peacemaker in brain the province's decades long conflict to an end it was the end of an era as gerry adams said farewell at the shin fein conference after more than thirty years leading the irish republican movement he passed the baton to married to mcdonald a dublin born politician from a middle class background she had no thirst hand experience if the conflict in northern ireland known as the troubles gerry adams grew up in working class west belfast during the conflict he was often accused of direct links to the ira allegations he consistently denied. there can be no disputing his dedication to achieving a united ireland a passion that eventually made him one of the architects of the nine hundred ninety eight good friday agreement the deal that largely ended the violence in northern ireland. that fragile peace h

adam joseph has the paradeforecast. ducis rodgers has the eagles one last time. >> cs a hugin us about it. >> one of the last things to go in place are chairs c members set up. all night this place has been crawling with eager and excited fans taking photos, breaking out into the eagle chant and marveling their team will be in this spot tomorrow. >> did you start planning this before the superbowl win? >> you don't want to jinx it. there are no hard and fast plans. monday morning 8:00 a.m., all of the work you see here began. >> including building lights and a sound system. you name it, they are doing it. the rocky site the place of the fictional underdogs will be our own underdogs finish their big bash. >> it allows more fans to be part of this and see this. >> fred stein has 360 people working hard to make sure the bird gang gets the experience of a lifetime. >> how many can be here safely? >> probably 50 to 75,000 people. that's a fraction of the estimated fan that will swarm the parade route. >> we'll have people al

team usa's adam rippon dazzling at the olympics, becoming the first openly gay athlete to compete for america in the winter games. >> there's still sort of a taboo, that being gay means you are weaker. that is absolutely not the case. >> his rise from his personal rock bottom to figure skating sensation. >>> and picture perfect. the official portraits of president obama and the former first lady unveiled today. already inspiring some hilarious memes on social media. but it's what the president said about michelle's painting that has everyone feeling the love. >>> but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. gloria allred can be your best friend or worst nightmare. for decades she's relentlessly pursued equality and justice for women while wreaking havoc on corporations and powerful men. tonight she shares the personal pain that gave her the fire to fight and why she says she'll never stop. >> reporter: her signature press conferences. >> thank you for coming today. i'm attorney gloria allred. >> i'm attorney gloria allred. >>

adam schiff strikes me as a person with some rig or, former u.s. attorney. devin nunes, on the other hand, say things in print that don't make much sense. he said, we don't know that the president of the united states and george papadopoulos have ever even met, even though there is a photograph that's been circulated showing them at a meeting at the same table. this is a person on the intelligence committee and as a republican. he doesn't know basic things about the case. he also had to talk about adam schiff, and i think carter page and others would disagree with that as well. there have been chairs on the republican and democratic side of the intelligence committee who i think have been known for rigor and integrity and good work product. mike rogers comes to mind, for example, republican chair of that committee. and based on everything i've seen and based on the things i know about how the world works, devin nunes is not that person. >> there's been a long history of bipartisanship in the house intelligence committee. i want to point out, though, before t

team usa's adam rippon dazzling at the olympics, becoming the first openly gay athlete to compete for america in the winter games. >> there's still sort of a taboo, that being gay means you are weaker. that is absolutely not the case. >> his rise from his personal rock bottom to figure skating sensation. >>> and picture perfect. the official portraits of president obama and the former first lady unveiled today. already inspiring some hilarious memes on social media. but it's what the president said about michelle's painting that has everyone feeling the love. >>> but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on t

events like the bloody sunday shooting of catholic protesters by the british army hit the headlines adams was very silly and turned and arrested he always denied being a member of the provisional ira or irish republican army but many people on both sides of the border believe that's a nonsense in one thousand nine hundred three out of his became president of the ira's political wing shin fein that same year osting stack's father a chief prison officer was shot dead by the ira he later met adams trying to find out who ordered the killing all the evidence points to the fact that he had a leadership role i mean there's a new autobiography out on him and it's quite obvious from that even that the way when he was in tears that the other prisoners there had a parade past him every day and saluted them and you don't do that to someone that's just in the political arm of the organizations of this week soon though gerry adams was arguing that shin fein had more to gain by contesting elections he want to seat in the u.k. parliament in westminster but never took it up all the while the ira's bombing

but adam schiff has assured us it is. because schiff is a prominent member of congress and believes stomach appears on cable news, we believe him. tonight, we've learned the foreign subversion goes deeper than that. the russian conspiracy is so subtle, so crafty, such a hall of mirrors, the people warning us about russia are key players in russian conspiracy. the leaders of the witch hunts are witches. sound impossible? listen to this. last year, the director of national intelligence released a definitive report on the russia product propaganda efforts in this country. the force of that is from the russian television channel rt, which is run by the putin government. they engage in anti-u.s. messaging likely aimed at undermining the u.s. trust in democratic procedures." our government considers rt so dangerous that the channel has been forced to register as a foreign agent. artie employees who fail to register could face prison time. no outlet in this country has been ever required to be doing that. who would go on to a ch

a key player in bringing peace to northern ireland we will look at what the future holds for gerry adams is stepping down after. comments we have the latest on a historic visit by india's prime minister to the palestinian territories both teams in the hash tag is great. place. to live and of al-jazeera dot com there's been tension in the skies over syria and israel today with iran as one of the main players and israeli f. sixteen jet crashing now event started when israel detected what it says was an iranian drone over its. and it shot it down the drone it come from syrian territory said israel sent its jets into syria but as you see one of its as sixteen's came under fire syrian anti-aircraft fire damascus says it was responding to an act of aggression the two pilots on board were able to eject from the jet israel called the incident a severe violation of its sovereignty and warns damascus and to a court playing with fire and then we get this video comes from the israeli military which says this is the iranian drone that invaded its airspace it gets shot out of the sky iran the denies i

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adam rippon. >> dylan has another check of the weather. >> we have a fun crowd out here this morning. >> i love you, too, girls. where are you from? >> i'm from texas. >> are you having fun out here? >> yeah. >> what about you? are you having fun? >> yeah. >> we're all having fun. let's take a look at the weather going on. it is really not that cold right here. back in the pacific northwest, we are watching a storm system that will turn into a big snowmaker from montana and into oel idaho. we have winter storm watches and warnings. we could see up to 2 feet of snow. wind advisories with winds up near 85 miles an hour. it will get dangerous if you are in the mountain passes. this is a mostly sunday storm and moving into monday. it will turn more into a rainmaker for the middle of the country. >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist. areas north and west of philadelphia, an hour by hour model. as we run through the morning and early afternoon hour, you see the temperatures make their way int

what's coming adam? >> hey melissa its been incredibly soggy the last week these are rainfall totals in the last seven days some of the areas getting up to eight to 10 inches but everything in the red talking about six inches of rain not uncommon the entire month of february to get closer to five or six inches so that's why you're talking about soggy ground, standing water on top of additional rain will be a problem here st. line of showers we've been paying attention to for the last of 48 hours getting on the back side of it so we're briefly drying off unfortunately not drying off long enough to give us a chance to see these rivers really begin to lower. still we're looking at flood watches and advisories stretching back into portions of the lower mississippi valley and stretching back towards texas portions of northern louisiana because there is another round of rain that will be moving through. here is your future radar rain i was just talking about but looking at a lot of moisture lifting off the gul

and ranking member adam schiff responded, wrong again, mr. president. it confirms the fbi acted appropriately and that russian agents approached two of your advisers and informed your campaign that russia was prepared to help you by disseminating stolen clinton e-mails. lots of question this morning and here with answers is former prosecutor doug burns. doug, is this a legal bust as the president claims? >> no, you can't -- you can't just put like a game show label on it. basically, here's how i would score it, almost like a boxing match, seriously. the main claim, you know, is that the dossier was the critical centerpiece, that's the only reason why they went to get this, the democrats don't believe that's true from reading the two memoranda. next, the idea there wasn't an adequate disclosure about kr christopher steele, his connection to the dnc and the democratic institutions, i score that lightly to republicans. then the question is, did they corroborate the christopher steele information enough? that comes down almost to a tie. it kind of goes back

that includes adam -- on the same team. that includes adam schiff. we shouldn't have two sides fighting. we should come together as a nation. with that being said, i have to add one thing. congressman nunes, if this continues to go forward, i think some day he's going to be greatly honored for his service and for what he's done. he has been very, very brave in the face of a lot of obstacles. what he found out has been incredible. i give him tremendous credit. but i have to say this. we have to come together as a nation. judge jeanine: mr. president, your approval rating is soaring. when you talk about the economy and low unemployment and the stock market and the the great things that have been happening the economy, but you have accomplished all of this. by the way, there is a poll that puts you at 50%. at cpac you are 93% approval rating. you did all this in one year with the economy. to what do you attribute these incredible advances? >> well, i think i have had a lot of good ideas and i have a lot of energy. i get things done. i'm very proud of wh

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gerry adams is here already in front of several thousand policy officials and activists were expecting mary lou mcdonald to be speaking in the next hour hour and a half now under gerry adams his leadership he's brought the party to the point where it's the largest nationalist party in northern ireland involved in the power sharing government there but he's also made great strides in the republic of ireland as well and his successor is a grass roots politician from the republic of ireland so a lot of people are pointing to about as an important signal of where the party's going many of his critics both north and south of the border both of adams's critics will tell you that despite all of the praise he's got over the years for his role in the peace process he's never actually fully accounted for his role in those years of violence that killed thousands of people. over the years gerry adams has been praised as a brave political leader and condemned as a secret terrorist commander the boy from belfast became active in northern ireland civil rights movement in the one nine hundred sixty s.

he talked about resident obama and as you can imagine, he also talked about adam schiff. the california congressman. the letter from the president gave a fit of a lack of a better description, a golf clap. for agreeing with him that the obama administration simply did not do nearly enough to combat the russia targeting of america's democracy. and i want to share with you a bit of what they said today on national television. >> i have said all along that i think the obama administration should have dunmore. and senator feinstein and i took the first steps to make public attribution because at that time he could not get the obama administration to acknowledge the russian interference. they were very weary of appearing to be putting your hand on the scale. >> i mentioned a bit of a golf clap. as they tweet that does that. finally, little adam schiff, the leaking must've no control is now blaming the obama administration for regimen within the 2016 election. he's finally right about something. obama was president, knew of the threat and did nothing. thank you adam! the presid

whiplash there. >> whiplash. >> adam thanks. you can always get updates on the weekend forecast and check storm tracker6 live any time right on your phone or tablet. the 6abc app is free download for your mobile device. >> new developments in that deadly school shooting in south florida. today as the community began to say goodbye to some of the 17 who were killed we learn the fbi might have been able to stop the rampage. in a statement the agency admitted it made a huge mistake in handling one tip it received last month about the accused killer. the fbi says a person close to nikolas cruz contacted the bureau's tip line with specific concerns about his gun ownership erratic behavior and desire to kill people but that tip line did not pass that information along to thebue and that was a breach of protocol. attorney general jeff sessions has already ordered a review of how things were handled. >>> with the victims of wednesday's shooting still being buried and treated at florida hospitals, there is a heightened sense of awareness

leaders quite adamant about their support for the kurds the coalition's working jointly with the syrian democratic forces to establish and train the new syrian border security force approximate two hundred thirty individuals training in the b.s.f. so no group with the goal of a final four sons of approximate thirty thousand now the turkish government considers these kurdish forces operating in syria to be terrorists and feels quite threatened by them and has been a long outspoken in demanding that the united states and its support for these forces this is what we've heard from the turkish president. why you still here why do these weapons still arrive america is in the process of creating a terror army on all good do nothing croce on our borders do not provoke us we will run out of patience tillerson has arrived in turkey and he'll be going to an embassy a u.s. embassy in turkey that is on a street it's actually amazing for the military operation against those kurdish forces are by the united states operation olive branch and it's sending a pretty clear message to washington that they d