the boston harbor for the boston tea party. it was his tea dumped into the harbor, so he probably had good reason to leave for england. this whole idea of a group portrait is something new, much beyond what the early artists in america could do. it is the baroque idea of a portrait. it is a complicated idea to carry off and copley learned this while he was studying in england. in the room with copley portraits and this is another group portrait that he painted when he went to england. again, this is a very sophisticated effort on his part to capture a modern day history scene. something that actually happened. the painting was commissioned by brook watson when he was the lord mayor of london. this happened to him when he was a young man on a merchant ship. they were outside of havana when he decided to go for a swim in the water and was attacked by a shark. and these are men coming to his rescue. he did lose his leg in this effort. life as a it in later way of dealing with adversity and conquering adversity. it was sort of a mo

and remember with boston, boston's boycotting today, and that was one of the first indicators of obama'sude about the police with the cambridge situation that the police acted stupidly. even then many of his supporters said he doesn't, mr. obama doesn't understand the position he's in. he's the president. why is he speaking about local police matters? well, that's become a hallmark of this man. and the hallmark is in not praising, not supporting, but creating even more of a remarkable division where we've now had nine officers dead within the last couple of weeks. i'm not quite sure if that doesn't require a statement from the president. leland: and to look back on history, he spoke about trayvon martin, he spoke about michael brown and darren wilson in ferguson, he spoke about baltimore. he only issued a written statement when who new york city police officers were gunned down. >> and in the context of police -- >> once again you give the back of the hand to anything he's done positive for police, and on labor day when he's saying the right things and honoring labor, he's talked about a

a breaking development out of boston, massachusetts. the news with regard to this little girl who has been referred to baby doe. the body was found three months ago washing ashore in the boston area. we're awaiting a news conference to come out of boston within the next little bit. so stay tuned for that. >> come on, let's go look. come on, let's go. >> just adorable. this facebook video of such a happy time now is linked to tragedy. the beautiful little toddler here in pink is baby doe. her real name is bella bond. her mother is now under arrest alistening with her boyfriend. you can see bella's face resembles that sketch that rendering of baby doe. this image was created by an expert based upon what was left of her toddler-sized body. more than 50 million people have seen this photo wanting to know baby doe's name, what happened to her and e we may know those details shortly. that news conference expected any minute now out of the boston area. let me go straight to poppy harlow, who is sitting next to me who has been working this. the

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let's send it back to nancy in boston. >> kevin, time to tango.with the stars" kicks off next monday and we've got the first invite to join bindi irwin and derek hough in rehearsal. bindi has the adorable factor all wrapped up. no doubt about that, but her footwork? it might need a little work. >> crikey. >> crikey it is. look at her dancing shoes. are those sneakers? >> they didn't realize i hadn't actually really worn heels before. i went up and instantly went down. that was a good start! >> so baby steps with the shoes and the outfits. >> it's kind of out of my comfort zone. try some sparkles on. looking at all of these costume designs. it's phenomenal. so going to try something new and different. work with the heels and see if i can stand up. >> come on. want to look at the elephant? >> we've watched bindi grow up in front of our cameras and we think her late father, croc hunter steve irwin would be proud. >> for us as a family, we tried so hard to make sure everything he loved and lived for carries on. >> she's just 17 and samba and rumba mov

possibly a bigger fan of the boston red sox. you for coming to fenway park. >> i want to start with the biggest news of the week, scott walker. what is your impression about what happened and what lessons can john kasich take from that? >> you hate to see a campaign go down. you feel bad for all the people involved. i thought he had a remarkable chance to carve out a spot in the field. for whatever reason, sometimes it does not work. i admire the fact that they face up to reality and got out. , he wasl geography taking up a sort of too many lanes. he is trying to be a governing conservative line, and did not have a chance to articulate that. >> what about lessons you can take? >> keep control of the checkbook. >> they spend a lot of money. do you think that scott walker -- everybody is happy that he is out. do you think that john kasich can benefit in a particular way from this? >> you never benefit from somebody else's misfortune. i will say this, the political geography is where john kasich fits. the second is the real geograp

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what were the biggest challenges you faced when you arrived in boston and how did you build this intos thing that it is now? larry: one of the biggest challenges, fenway park, the consensus of our fan base and the media was that fenway park cap tenets better days and it was time for a new ballpark somewhere else in boston. --n henry, time warner and i tom warner, and i believe there was something special about fenway park. we were determined to preserve, protect, and enhance fenway park. that was a big challenge. when we came here, the red sox were regularly bridesmaids, runners-up. number is phil: phil: 2222, tone number is remind me that we were always coming in second place to the yankees. when we came here, we said we want to really team worthy of the fanned support and we want to preserve and protect fenway park and be aggressive marketers thomas is not just boston's theme. austan's team. we wanted to be active in the philanthropic activities and we said we were going to eradicate the curse of the bambino. we said that at our very first press conference and three years according

let's head back to boston to nance? >> before i flew to boston, i got the chance to talk to andy samberg. he's hosting the emmys for the first time in 12 more days. that is a big gig. a lot of pressure, but andy is calm, cool, and relaxed as he works on his other tv job. >> we're on the set of "brooklyn nine-nine." best on tv. >> don't tell any of the other shows that i do interviews on. >> other shows. >> exactly. >> i'm andy samberg and i am hosting the emmys this year. >> thinking this. golden globe winner. now andy. you're like sweeping the awards. >> unless i tank and then i will probably hope everyone forgets. >> you know nobody gets any love after these things. >> kind of an uphill battle but i still love them. >> big news on "brooklyn nine-nine" when it returns, new cast mate. bill hader. so bill hader, coming in. taking andre brouwer's place, shaking things up a little bit. >> shake things up. "train wreck's" shine on to our set. >> and how moving on to "the view's" first day on set. audience clearly loving joy

naturally, since he renamed it the boston red stockings, he took the team to boston.rawing up to 70,000 fans to their games. this is pretty incredible. i want to just draw your attention -- this is harry right , this is brother george, who also played on the team. left, rightthe there, stating to the left is our -- albert goodwill spalding, a good -- soon to be a prominent baseball on to rhetoric. second from the right, you can see him, if somebody would never recognize, his name was james white, his nickname was deacon. unlike almost every professional baseball player, he was a christian minister. and he was very pious, clean living. occasionally there was one found in baseball history. not very often. white was a catcher. he caught the ball that the pitcher through, and he devised a piece of equipment because so many catchers were being seriously injured when the ball would hit them in the chest. he devised a piece of equipment called the chest protector. wells the first player as to wear a catcher's mask, for which he was called a sissy by chanting fans. this is a

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boston's baby doe tragedy. we now know the murdered child's mother was well known to child protective services long before her arrest. the the new kennebunkport documents that take us into the oval office during some of the 1960's darkest hours. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod, and this is western edition of the broadcast. "we got him--" that was the message arizona's governor tweeted when they finally arrested a suspect in the phoenix freeway shootings. nearly a dozen vehicles have been shot at on the i-10. last night a 21-year-old landscaper leslie merritt, jr. was charged with four of the shootings which raises the question has the case been entirely solved? carter evans is in phoenix. >> the suspect presents a dramatic and profound threat to the community. >> reporter: shackled, in prison stripes, 21-year-old leslie merritt, jr. was did fiant at his first court appearance. >> may i speak? >> reporter: he's accused of at least four of the

boston fans were thrilled.y gave him a fancy house in a fancy carriage with two white horses to ride to and from the ballpark in. mike kelly was the best and richest player of his era. he received $2000 a year for playing, which was a huge fortune. he received $3000 for the use of his picture. in fact, he was the first professional player, baseball player to utilize his off earning potential in the winter months. in the winter months, he often appeared on the vaudeville stage, reciting a very famous baseball poem they came out "casey at the bat." many of us can predict what eventually happened to kelly. the sales to boston failed to mature him more sober him up. he ended his career with the new york giants in 1893, increasingly unable to play, increasingly showing up for games in an inebriated way. this is the captain of his team in a cartoon going like this -- "laid off without pay, this is the king." he ended his career with the giants in 1893. he died in 1894, one year later. at age 36. this is his commemora

her body found in the boston harbor this summer. her death a mystery until now. a nationwide effort to find out the identity of baby doe. tonight we know her name and her tragic story. ron mott reports skblncht it is a case that stumped boston authorities for three months. who was the little girl found dead in a crash bag in deer island in late june. today an answer. >> her name was bella. this child, whose very name means beauty, was murdered. >> murder charges have been filed against the boyfriend of bella's mother, rachel bond, also arrested as an accessory after the fact. >> he and bond took specific steps to keep bella's death a secret and to avoid prosecution. >> reporter: the body was discovered june 25th clothed in black and white leggings and a describe are you print blanket was inside of the bag. an autopsy could not determine cause of death. a omputer generated image flooded tips from around the country and proved a close match to 2-year-old bella. but pollen found on the clothing left them confident she was from the boston area. >> the hair looks long

the american airlines flight boston to los angeles was hijacked. it is believed that is the first plane that went into the twin towers. >> let's talk to former director of fbi in new york. mr. palstrom, i'm sure you've never seen anything like this. do you have any information that might be helpful to us? >> well, not particular information on this tragedy, but certainly, what an incredible tragedy. all of us in law enforcement and prior law enforcement have talked for years. they've seen the hatred in the world, they saw the bombing of the world trade center, they've seen the bombing in the 1990s, the bombings of our embassy in africa. we've known for some time now that this hatred exists, and now it looks like that it's cull y culminated in this absolutely horrendous act against the united states. >> as someone who has investigated some of these crimes in the past, and we think back in 1993 and the world trade center bombing, and we think about what it took to pull off that one bomb in the world trade center, can you speculate what it would take

one of boston's most notorious figures is whitety bulger. drawing rave reviews for his performance. this exclusive look behind the scenes is going to show you why. >> that's $20,000 for you to not do the hit. take the money. take the money. >> that is johnny. although, colored contacts, blonde hair slicked back and a thick south boston accent make him virtually unrecognizable. >> james bulger, i was always fascinated by. being able to evade authorities for a good 16, 17 years. >> jimmy's business is jimmy's business. >> benedict cumberbatch plays whitety's brother. >> he went this way, billy went this way. billy ends up this high fa looting politician. >> hello awkward family reunion. in a total departure from 50 shades, dakota johnson plays johnny's devoted wife. in a bizarre real life twist, whi whitey's childhood friend grew up to be an fbi agent. >> just getting started. >> and we're going to be with johnny this weekend at the toronto film festival. his wife will be there with her movie. >>> and coming up next, why is this obese reality

one tip led police to search a home in the boston area yesterday.ere the remains were found. cnn's alexander field is working to learn more. a alexander, what are police saying? >> reporter: so, john, police have not said how they believe this child's body got to deer island, how long she may have been left in that bag or what she could have endured before she was placed there. we don't know how she died. but police also didn't know who this toddler was until just a day ago. they've now identified her. and along with that identification they've taken two people into custody who they believe could have the answers about what happened to this toddler. with big brown eyes, long brown hair and chubby cheeks, her image captured the country's attention. >> the outpouring of concern and compassion for a toddler has been unprecedented. >> reporter: this video posted on facebook shows a happier time with her mother. >> what's that, bella? what'd momma and aunt shannon do? >> reporter: celebrating her second birthday calling her by a nickname, monkey. >> come

in south boston. he was the sort of power in the area. language is really violence. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's how you hold your -- >> jimmy: very violent guy, disappeared awhile, turned up in an apartment building in santa monica. >> 16 years, free as a bird walking around santa monica. >> jimmy: your performance in this movie, i know you don't like to watch yourself. have you seen this movie? >> you know what? yeah i broke my rule. >> jimmy: you did? >> because we -- in venice, we showed the film at the festival there. i told -- the lights went down. i told the director, who was sitting just to my right, i said, listen, i'm skipping out. i can't do it. and he said, he's watch the film. so -- yeah, yeah, yeah. you know. i sat there hyperventilating. and it's a beautifully made film and there's a lot of great actors in it. >> jimmy: there's a lot of great acting. >> a lot of great actors. >> jimmy: but you were the best one. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i have a problem watching films of any kind. >> jimmy: really? >> unless it's

yesterday a search warrant was executed in the mattapan neighborhood in boston, according to "the bostonhomicide department, which led to a break in the case. we still don't know the cause of death, what led to this girl believed to be 4 feet tall, 3'5" feet, and police say they have an identity. her body was found in a plastic bag. we know it was found east of logan airport on deer island. a woman walking her dog saw the plastic bag, called police. it captured, as you can see here, her beautiful face, what was with her, zebra blanket, polka dotted leggings this little girl was wearing. there were lab tests and we know they found, up until now, pollen, which they were able to trace that back to new england to trees and shrubs there. so they believe it's a local girl from new england. they don't necessarily believe she was in the water, even though she was in a plastic bag. she may have been left right by the water. what's important to note so far, the medical examiner has said and they have no new conclusion, but they said there was no obvious sign of violent trauma, so they're looking i

boston blanks baltimore. 8-0 the final. the redskins not the only team uneasy about the quarterback position. who was pulled in the third quarter this afternoon in the midst of a blow-out. they have been playing football against each other since 1919. wendell smallwood, wrecking ball for the mountaineers. skylar howard airs it to gibson. i think gibson found himself a cheerleader. ouch! . 28-0 west virginia. terps can't get it right. man to beat. ross fumbles the ball. third interception of the day. he had four. he finds jarvis davenport. 46 yard t.d. mountaineers win it 45-6. maryland hosts michigan next saturday. east carolina hosting virginia tech. not so fast. pirates up a touchdown when the quarterback finds jones. worth another look. one-handed touchdown. one final chance for virginia tech. hail mary time. clock ticking down. heaves the ball one last shot. knocks it down, game over. virginia tech to drops to 2-2. uconn hosting navy. navy up 7-3. second quarter finds tillman. reynolds known for his work on the ground.

for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan in boston. >>> and just a few miles outside boston where courtney was, football season returns with tom brady and the new england patriots taking on the pittsburgh steelers. and the kickoff follows a tumultuous season. here is more on the big business of the nfl and where the game's biggest growth is coming from. >> reporter: despite the issues, the business behind the nfl is still strong. more than 200 million viewers tuned in last season. that's an average of 19 million per game. with so much across television, nfl ratings are bucking the trend and continuing to climb. up 25% over the past decade. this audience is what networks are paying billions for. league revenues are $10 billion per year. big tv deals mean bigger team valuations. the 32 teams have an estimated value of $46 billion, according to "forbes." that's a 23% jump in one year. >> the national football league will continue to thrive and the sheer volume and economics prove that it is a -- it is a juggernaut. >> reporter: the patriots and tom brady faced negative attentio

last night a search warrant was executed, the mattapan area boston, according to "the boston globe." by a law enforcement source telling cnn, that man is the boyfriend of the mother of baby doe. this little girl disappeared june 25th on deer island, east of boston's logan airport. she was found in that plastic bag. it was believed she may not have been in the water, just discarded like a piece of trash on the side there. what we do know is that they've been able to find pollen on her. they tested the pollen. the pollen led them to trees and shrubs in the area, indicating to them that this was a local girl. that helped and then they got a tip. a tip was called into the homicide unit and yesterday they executed that search warrant. now this man is in custody. the boyfriend of her mother. he has not been charged. it's unclear if he has an attorney, if he's cooperating or not, but we do know there will be a press conference a little later today. >> in some ways this was such a public search, a social media search. >> absolutely. >> any sense if it was the public effort and attention that

that attack in boston two years ago killed three people. the fbi says the suspect was attempting to share bomb building instructions. and is an isis sympathizer. investigators also say the suspect joshua goldberg claims to have inspired the may attack in garland, texas, when two gunmen en stormed an art exhibit. those attackers were shot and killed by a police officer. the fbi and intelligence officials have been warning about how eb isis has been in reaching out and recruiting new followers. especially so-called lone wolves using the internet and social media. and in this case, the suspect allegedly told an fbi informant online line posing an is a radical to set off a boston style pressure cooker bomb at can an sass city's 9/11 memorial but he was arrested in a sting. abc news, new york. >>> agents raided goldberg's home near jacksonville this week. he's charged with distribution of information relating to explosives as well as weapons of mass destruction. if convicted he faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> as a refugee crisis overwhelms e

then, in 2002, the vatican sent him to boston. were you worried? >> o'malley: yes. terrified. >> o'donnell: terrified because the archdiocese of boston, the onetime symbol of american catholicism, was dissolving, thanks to what was then the biggest sex abuse scandal in church history. >> o'malley: there were a thousand lawsuits against us. the seminary was empty. as i say, such anger, disappointment, upset on the part of the people. >> o'donnell: this was a pretty tough assignment? >> o'malley: it was... somebody described it as a "fixer-upper." ( laughter ) >> o'donnell: and he began fixing it up on his first day on the job, 11 years ago, by doing something bishops seldom do-- admitting what had happened and apologizing for it. >> o'malley: at the beginning of this installation ceremony, i again ask forgiveness for all the harm done to young people by clergy, religious, and hierarchy. >> o'donnell: sean o'malley set a new tone in boston. the first thing he did was sell the palatial archbishop's residence and the 28 sprawling acres it sat on. >> o'malley: the archbi

for a year, boston police have been looking for an suv linked to an unsolved double murder. this appears to be it. >> how difficult has this loss been for you, sir, as a father? >> um -- >> his son daniel was killed in that drive-by shooting outside a boston nightclub, along with his friend safiro furtado on july 16th, 2012. witnesses say, two men in a silver suv with rhode island plates pulls alongside the car, shots are fired. finding that suv and other tips leads to a stunning discovery. aaron hernandez, seen on security video, police say, with another man, following furtado into that nightclub and stalking them in a silver suv after they leave. almost a year after he's charged with odin lloyd's murder -- >> aaron hernandez, please rise. >> -- aaron hernandez is indicted for the murders of those two young men. >> how do you plead in this indictment? >> not guilty. >> the defendant leaned out of the driver's side window of the suv, with a loaded revolver in his hand, extended out, the defendant immediately fired at least five rounds from a 38 caliber resolver into the vict

nbc's ron motte in boston with the latest on this.mentless for us. >> reporter: yeah. whdh here in boston now reporting that according to its sources the mother of the child is arrested in connection with the case. richelle bond and we know that the child's name was bella. bella. and that was according to governor charlie baker speaking at the end of a press conference unrelated that that was the child's name. all this came to head at a triple decker 115. yesterday afternoon. police executed a search warrant. they were here through the night and then, of course, the mother was taken into questioning apparently and now been arrested. now, if we had a computer generated image circulated, went all over the world, 60 million views and brought a lot of flood of tips if you will into the boston police department after about three or four days, authorities said they were pretty confident that the child was from this area and based on forensic evidence with the child. she was found stuffed in a trash bag off deer island near boston's logan ai

obama: hello, boston. well, everybody, have a seat. everybody, have a seat.py labor day, everybody. this is a day where we celebrate the great and resilience and hard work of american working families, and we start by saying your mayor, maher walsh, who has stood up for working folks were a long time, since before he you have gotice, two outstanding senators, elizabeth moran in the house -- elizabeth moran -- warren in the house. i brought along trumped perez, who is fighting for you every day. i know we must ask some other members of congress here, i love them, and labor leaders who have , and some of lives them caught a ride with me on the way over. from sdi you. seiu, aft, ufw, billy from my and we havechicago, got the massachusetts afl-cio up for, and give it everybody at the greater boston labor council for hosting this great breakfast. it is always good to be back in boston, especially when the weather is like this. fall is going to be in the air, students coming back. thursday and i have got a lot of good memories of this city. i was thinking about whe

where the boston guy swears at a fish for five minutes. you've got to see this.ere will be bleeping, but you'll understand it. hey babe, last one home cooks? ♪ ♪ ♪ another tie. order in? next time i drive. the right-sized nissan rogue. ♪ >> i was recruited to hewlett-packard to save a company. we did that and save a lot of job in the process. >> that's carly fiorina speaking today. today, there's a new piece on carly fiorina's tenure at hue let back card. specifically her company lobbying for an act in 2004, called her $4 billion job scam. michael daly writes the purported aim was for economic growth and jobs at home by, according to corporations, a one-year tax holiday on billions in overseas profits they had stashed offshore. u.s. corporations took $265 billion in tax deductions. but, as michael daly points out, it did not creation in the job creation that was promised. the three biggest beneficiaries cut jobs including hewlett-packard, which brought back $14.5 billion from overseas profits but then cut more than 14,000 jobs. to make it all even uglier, michael

back on the east coast, the boston boston book festival. in november we will be in portland oregon for word stock. followed by the national word awards in new york city. at the end of november we are live for the 18th year in a row from florida for the miami book fair international. that's a few of the fairs and festivals this fall on c-span2 tv. >> the device was never so deep and cap i'm like as on the issue of iran. this goes back to the worldview. when he comes into office in 2009, one of, one of his first acts of offices to give a new year's greeting to the iranian people. he says i want to get on a different page with iran and recognize their rights and later to enrich uranium which not many countries in the world do. this is the problem for the state of israel. that's an understatement that it's a problem. why is it a problem #1st of all understand what the iranian nuclear program means for us. is. is not just one threat. it is several threats for the obvious one is that they break out or sneak out of whatever restrictions have been

next time he is in this country he will visit the sizable catholic population of boston. >> actually, he was inviteded to come to boston by the mayor, martin walsh and by sean o'malley, but we are a very deferential group of people here. >> i can tell. >> even though we win the championships and super bowls, red sox, we want to make sure that our joy is shared with catholics and people throughout the country. but brian, yeah, i think -- i think of all americans, and we are talking pride in the latino community and how we all feel so good about that, but think about all the immigrants. we say we are a country of immigrants. i'm irish. i feel so fluid this is -- this is an immigrant era here in america. a pope. a saint. this is what america is really about. let the banner be america one united states. that's what it's all about, regardless of religion and faith and economics and that's what this -- that's what these whole four days are about. what do they talk about today? they talked about economic equality. they talked about immigration. they talked about hope and opportunity for mar

obviously, being the mayor of boston for many years.ou also know about the politics of the vatican. there were a lot of people in this country who expected the pope, perhaps, to be more political in his tone when he was going to travel through this country, yet, he's been very careful about choosing his words and at the same time, sending some direct messages to the people of this country. the congress, particularly, about things that the congress can do and about capitalism. how did you see, what do you think about the way he played this? >> i think he's been doing an incredible job. i'm glad he didn't compromise on the true traditional values of the catholic faith. pro life, pro poor, pro family, pro needy, pro immigrant. all of the issues i learned are not in the political arena but in my neighborhood, from my family and my church, and millions of us in the country who have been looking for that voice, who's not afraid to speak out about what the core values of not only catholics are, but what the core values of americans are. franci