and in fact, i i quote frequently from the boston pilot the catholic newspaper in boston at the time and remarkably still going strong today. they the editors of the boston pilot would plead with the incoming immigrants go west. don't stay in boston. it's dirty here. it's dangerous. there aren't enough jobs to go around get on a train go west where they're green or pastures and you can start a farm can find land and i find it incredible that the irish and again many of these first incoming irish were women said no, we're gonna stay right here. stay put figured this out in the case of the women the really the jobs that were available to them were as servants as domestics domestics to the point that the name bridget and made became interchangeable, right, you know, boston families would refer to my bridget or my biddy bitty being a you know, a nickname for bridget. i mentioned earlier my grandmother who was born bridget agnes when she came to america. she changed her name to della because she didn't want to be known as an irish bridget even though that's the job she took on just like b

outside of boston. the immediacy oft boston.ntinental congress efforts on first establishing the army. but it would soon need to address the need for a navy and four marines not possess an either. at the time congress leraged a temporary stopgap in the use of privateers or sanctioned pirates in which private merchant were converted into warships and manned by civilian crews. capture british shipping on the high seas. privateers had some positive impact in capturing british supplies, but many were in business for gain. their actions rarely coordinated with ground forces, and washington had no over them. in fact, they became a draw on thewer and resources that would later be needed by the continental army. navy, marines. realized that the privateers alone were insofar urgent to blockade the british in boston being resupplied and reinforced from overseas, so added necessity. he created his own navy using soldiers to fill role of sailor. colonel john glover, marblehead, massachusetts, provided washington with his first ship that you

and then we get to boston and we say, "okay, this is what it's been trending at.ours, crawling up the atlantic seaboard. how has the storm morphed? how has it changed? what have the impacts been? how have the impacts changed?" because by the time we get to boston, we could have a clearer view of exactly what this storm is gonna do, seeing how it's responded, and as it's been tracking. - great insight, you guys. - thank you. - and we feel the passion and the geekdom, you know, feel it all coming through. jason, kate, lonnie, thank you so much. really appreciate that. - thank you. - and thank you for watching this episode of "in focus," featuring the work of our colleagues from across the country at local cbs news stations. we have more than 5,000 people, many of them behind the scenes, living and working in the cities you care about, around the country and in your community. cbs news puts the stories that matter "in focus." until next time, i'm maurice dubois. (soft upbeat music) you're looking at some real jack in the box haters. yeah, they exist. they have no ide

cities acrosss the countries are struggling with the migrant crisis and tonight boston and denver areealing with their own unique circumstances after migrants surged in those cities, people one of boston's most expensive neighborhoods are outraged over a plan to open an emergency overflow shelter for migrants 80 living in a united way operation shelter in boston's sea port neighborhood, neighbors say they feel blind sided and officials don't have answers for them. >> can we finally have i little bit of decorp. in the room. >> no this is my neighborhood aren't how is it a done deal when you cannot answer these questions. >> in my view these people are already here and if we're going to fight the situation we need to fight the border policy ordeal with it in washington. >> reporter: there's also concerns that there's not enough showers in this office space on your screen that will be turned into a migrant shelter. boston's mayor claims the shelter must be operated with minimal impact to the very frustrated neighbors. in the city of denver a nounsed some of its on-call employees may have

a monument was erected at the site of the boston massacre.illed are engraved on the gravestone. the boston massacre is considered one of the culminating moments in the confrontation between britain and its north american colonies, which a few years later resulted in the war of independence. on march 5, 1946, winston churchill gave a speech that went down in history as churchill's fulton speech. he performed at westminster college in fulton, missouri. during a visit to the usa. churchel called the soviet union - quote, "the cause of international difficulties." she complained about the iron curtain being lowered in europe and the fact that after the war moscow began to control many states in central and eastern europe. the spread of the strengthening of communism is dangerous - churchill emphasized. both britain and the usa, as countries where communism, according to him, is still in its infancy, must show strength to their former partner in the anti-hitler coalition. in the ussr this performance was considered a signal. for the start of the c

it was a street skirmish between boston residents and english soldiers.he teenager provoked her. working as a merchant's assistant, it seems that he rudely demanded that a british officer pay a debt to his master, a crowd gathered, passions ran high, the british military could not stand it and opened fire, five bostonians were killed, eleven more were wounded, but after that incident, the americans achieved the removal of all englishmen in uniform from boston, and 118 years after the event, a monument was erected on the site of the boston massacre, the names of all those killed were engraved on the gravestone, the boston... massacre is considered one of the culminating moments in the confrontation between britain and its north american colonies, which a few years later resulted in the war of independence. on march 5, 1946 , winson churchill gave a speech that went down in history as churchill's fulton speech. he spoke at westminster college in the city fulton, missouri, during a visit to the usa. churchel called the soviet union the quote "the cause of in

a 37 point lead for boston, jayson tatum hits a stepback 3 of his own tatum had 20 points just in the 2nd quarter. he finished with 27 boston scoring 82 points in the 1st even show the 2nd half of the celtics blow past. the warriors won 40 to 88 depp's trailed by as many as 56 points. here's what the team had to say after the game and got the blowout profit. >> flush it down the down the toilet. we had a great road trip. 3, 1, we've had a million so boston was amazing and we weren't beating them and so we had home and get ready for wins that. so we we still do the teams as kind of demoralizing, especially on the road >> you know, shot that you're kind given up or whatever the case is that taking advantage of it. so. then you should like you have to play home basketball another and try to make it man. that's where the momentum shift just going their way and going their way to make that every little play goes away look up and down corridors. so it's one of those nights. >> some good perspective. there. hey, is there anything caitlin clark can't do. the iowa hoops star already owns a sle

in the case of boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev.th for his role in the 2013 bombing that killed three people and injured hundreds more. his attorneys, though, want the death sentence thrown out. they claim two jurors showed bias in social media postings about the bombing during the death penalty phase. the appeals court sent the case back to the trial judge after determining the judge did not adequately investigate the claims of juror bias. >>> cbs new york says two squatters are now suspected of killing a woman in her late mother's manhattan apartment. this according to police sources. authorities are now searching for two people they believe killed 52-year-old nadia vitels in the apartment which had been vacant for months. sources say she did not know the squatters were living there. police believe they returned to the apartment after she arrived, beat her to death, and then stuffed her body in a duffel bag. >>> and "tulsa world" reports an oklahoma district attorney said charges are not warranted in the case of nex benedict. the

um so boston was amazing. we weren't beating them today. um, and so we head home and, uh, get ready for wednesday. when's they against the bucks college basketball history in iowa and her final regular season home game, iowa hawkeyes star caitlin clark passing lsu and basketball hall of famer pistol pete maravich for most points scored in d1 history, men's or women's. >> clark entered the game against number two ohio state. needing 18 for the record. she finished with 35 and her sixth ranked hawkeyes win by ten. nfl network reports that the 40 niners and wide receiver brandon aiyuk are working on a contract extension ba going into the final year of his rookie deal, and a hefty pay raise is expected for number 11. he's coming off back to back 1000 yard campaigns, 75 catches, a career high 1342 yards last year, seven touchdowns and a catch that will forever live in playoff history for the niners. and it's officially official the giants have agreed to a one year, $18 million deal with free agent third baseman matt chapman, the deal includes pl

plus a bummer in boston. hour after the game. crew larry carrying o'donnell try to look on the bright side sports is i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. today's cancer research is tomorrow's victory. a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® month, the warriors have played their best basketball of the season, but after today's blowout loss in boston, the upcoming two days off, well, those are much needed. the celtics showing why they have the best record in all the nba. the c's dynamic duo of former cal star jaylen brown and jayson tatum combined for

passengers landing in boston. they had to stay overnight.he jet is now being inspected. >>> now to the strong winds that forced a british airways jet to abort its landing. this was in london. the pilot fighting the winds all the way down here. the plane, you can see, rocking back and forth as the wheels touch the runway. at the last second, the pilot then pulling back up, going around one more time, safely landing on the second attempt. never fun. >>> when we come back here tonight, here in the u.s., this new and major storm. blizzard warnings, multiple states and on the move tonight. >>> there's also news coming in on college basketball star caitlin clark. what she's now revealed. ozempi. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost

many times, flying across the country from boston and to the west coast. while i impatiently check on how longer the flight is going to be, i recall wyeth from fort vancouver near oregon january. 16th 1833 quote i am about commencing my return and home to boston. and if i am not very unfortunate in that i shall arrive in october ten months later. and i am impatient with 5 hours. so puts it in perspective. francesco. paolo is a california explorer, jesuit missionary, wasne of the earliest historians of california in this journal. he chronicles an expedited mission from monterey to, san francisco bay. observations of the terrain and the suitable ity of various places for the established shipment and missions are. important but. what really got me about this were the descriptions of francisco bay, where he hoped that it could bed into a port. quote we saw the mouth that is like a narrow channel where the golden gate bridge is, where our greatest jury of san francisco enters the bay of promontory. its channel or strait is about half a league from east to west.

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and the warriors and fortunately ending their winning streak in boston last night. one 11 of their 13 games, including 3 straight on the current road fortunately, they lost 88 when 40. we're going to take on the milwaukee bucks this wednesday night at chase center. well, despite the heavy snow, you've got some businesses in truckee. >> stayed open for their for some. it was a nice time to find some respite from the storm. hot coffee and a hot meal goes a long way in frigid temps. some of those businesses were also a pretty good place, vine and even power. >> we are open because we're just part of the community. so we tend to help out people. so we have as coming today with driver's command and part of today. we have one of to don't want to well in that day for sugar bowl resort in tahoe. >> oh, my goodness. this is video from the instagram account the door was like, no, you can get out. so google able to reopen a couple of runs on sunday and get the gondola running. the website says they have gotten 113 hope inches of snow in the past 7 days. so that is pretty incre

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the watches from new york city to boston and rob marciano is standing by.n new york city, the dramatic move sending in the national guard deployed on the subways amid crime. a subway conductor had his throat slashed and another conductor attacked today. >> the loud bang shortly after takeoff. the passenger jet then violently shaking. >> tonight nikki haley out of the race for president and what president biden said today to nikki haley's supporters and the high-stakes moment for biden in front of the nation tomorrow night with donald trump leading nationally and in the key battlegrounds as well. tonight, did russia target president zelenskyy? this evening the russian missile strike coming within 300 feet of zelenskyy. what ukraine and russia are now saying a james longman reporting. for the first time it has turned deadly. the iranian-backed militants firing missiles at commercial ships and martha raddatz is standinging by with late reporting. the american mother of two who suddenly died falling ill on vacation from the dominican republic and what they noti

the 500 employees at boston dynamics are working in teams on the most advanced humanoid ever. atlas has his own battery and ways, 86 kilos. he learns from mistakes when he calls down and learns to plan his steps to a predictor controller is a way of doing controls by thinking about what's going to happen in the future. and a really simple example is that when you stand up as a person, your heart has to pump harder to make sure you have blood pressure and you do that . and in fact, if you look at people's heart rates, they go up before they start seeing your body sort of thinking about what is my heart going to need to do now. so that in half a 2nd and ready to be standing humanoid robots as workers, a huge market. this is the high tech trade fair, c e s. in the us. we're, chinese manufacturers are exhibiting the uni tree h one in the future. we amount of property to the probably all just a robust as a general purpose for different any of the streets back out warehouse logistics, and the specially the how does it and the environment to replace, to mac. they're already being tested in war

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boston's lead just blowing up klay thompson. that's the look of an entire dub nation down 9244 in the third. tatum with three of his 27. the celtics led by as many as 56 warriors lose one one 4088. that snaps their eight game winning streak. and steve kerr started his post game presser with his trademark dry wit. >> well, a break here or there and that game was ours. but you know, that stuff happens. so this is a this you flush it down the down the toilet. and we had a great road trip. three and one. uh, we've had a million games. um so boston was amazing. we weren't beating them today. um, and so we head home and, uh, get ready for wednesday, wednesday at chase against the bucks college basketball history in iowa. >> and her final regular season home game, iowa hawkeyes star caitlin clark passed lsu and basketball hall of famer pete maravich for most points scored in d1's history. that's men's or women's. she entered the game against number two ohio state, needing 18 for the record, she finished with 35 and six ranked hawkeyes

add to us from boston dynamics is one of them is supposed to help with the work and even construction scaffolding isn't a problem for him. it's a lot. but is he actually able to think atlas has amazing dynamics. it can do amazing physical things, but he doesn't talk. it's not a robot that could give you information. experts are expecting great progress and robot development. and where would they be used in industry? would be have a board which can walk away and run and jump and things like that. i definitely do things even in the next couple of is able to see human lives, you know, doing that much better than humans. the 500 employees at boston dynamics are working in teams on the most advanced humanoid ever. atlas has his own battery and ways, 86 kilos. he learns from mistakes when he calls down and learns to plan his steps. to a predictor controller is a way of doing controls by thinking about what's going to happen in the future. and a really simple example is that when you stand up as a person, your heart has to pump harder to make sure you have an a blood pressure. you do that. a

to boston where the surgeons were ready to perform life-saving operation.t instead lily who is a medicaid recipient was waiting for her home state to enroll the eight providers at children's menu to perform this complex surgery. her state confused about the rules concerning out-of-state provider involvement wouldn't authorize the services provided by boston lilies surge was rescheduled more than three times and a laden seven months as a lily waited she lived with a floppy and where they could have collapsed at any moment, a weakened immune system, and routine reading difficulties. so dr. differs from state to state can you please walk us through what it generally takes for provider to enroll in another state medicaid program? >> yet. so as i mentioned previously, it really does differ from state to state, and to the point that it feels like there are 50 do this. i am what i think is sort of on the good side of things here. we are pretty fast. if we can get someone enroll in 30 days or less, i don't think it's fast enough for kids like lily that you mentione

robert and his wife relocated from boston and were the kind of minds the city was hoping to attract. autumn's colleague, -- >> she said she loved pittsburgh. she loved her patients. >> the people of pittsburgh were wonderful and she was so happy to be there. >> autumn had intended to be a caregiver. her cousin remembers that even as a little girl she administered playtime tlc. >> we have a doctor's office and our patients for our stuffed animals. >> and she was holding clinic hours. >> she was a doctor. >> it was an interest that took root early and never left, and always at the top of her class. she later got her undergraduate degree in neuroscience. >> helping people was the main thing. she was just so smart and so intelligent and thoughtful and caring. >> you and your husband must be very proud of her. >> we were. >> lois klein is her mom. >> we knew she was putting her mind on her study and we were giving her the best education we could possibly give her and she was taking advantage of it. >> med school was a certainty. she announced she was heading to boston and her mother worri

to philadelphia to new york city to boston.sh flood alerts for 33 million americans from new jersey to new york to new england. blinding rain well into the night. another system taking shape in the middle of the country reaching the east by friday night. rounds of heavy rain soaking the region. there are real flood concerns as we head into the evening. the storm coming up from the south. cars underwater on flooded streets in roswell, georgia. senior meteorologist rob marciano timing this out for us. hey, rob. >> hi, david. it came in quick and it's been steadily increasing throughout the day in new york and on the i-95 corridor with the worst of it on the doorstep. check out the radar, it is smothered and covered from portland, maine, back through pittsburgh, buffalo, burlington as well. there i do see the squeeze play. the heaviest rumbling now up the garden state parkway in through long island and getting a tap from the atlantic and tropical here, hence the heavy downpours. and watch as the bright colors move up from new engl

patrick's day this weekend, especially in the city of boston. >> the long time voice of the boston celticscades and now being named irishman of the year for the par rid up there but i sat down with my good friend mike to look back at his career, his legacy and the luck of the irish that made it all possible >> the celtics really pushing the ball in the paint. oh, nice pass. brown with time, yes >> reporter: there is a guy i know, a friend of mine, been doing the same job for 43 years. >> off the bounce, pull-up three. got it >> reporter: it's rarely dull and sometimes downright exciting. >> this is so cool >> reporter: mike grew up in dorchester, a couple of bus stops from the garden. >> i probably came to half a dozen games a year when i was like 12, 13, 14 years old. >> reporter: sneaking up the fire escape. >> i never paid for a ticket in my life. >> reporter: still. >> that's right. >> reporter: larry, a runner got it ball game's over boston wins! >> reporter: his last season style inspired by former celtic seasons. thei player and coach they worked together for 39 seasons. their first

that's who you're going. >> that every day in boston. they are public safety threats we want to get up the street. five threats in the community and can't go and victimize anyone else. >> and i.c.e. said century policies are putting both their officers and the public at risk. they say these policies only help protect dangerous criminal aliens. and they say these targets are all going to stay in federal custody until their local charges are resolved, then they will seek to deport every single one of them. we will send it back to you. >>andra: that is really crazy stuff. great reporting as usual, bill. thank you very much. aishah? >> aishah: meantime, growing concerns of the dangers migrant smuggling happening at the southern border right now. we are talking about the lives of children as young as two years old. imagine that. their lives at risk, just to get here illegally. but more and more violent gang members are getting caught right at the border. our casey stegall is live in el paso. several smuggling attempts have been sapped recentl

y steve curry nada contento. 140 88 la victoria de boston.ienes también cumplieron fueron los oakland. al dar cuenta de los actuales campeones texas rangers. 5 carreras a 2. seth brown fue la figura con cuadrangular y 3 empujadas. los atléticos tienen récord de 5 y 4 en este spring training cerramos con la liga premier de inglaterra que disfrutas en telemundo con un partidazo. el derby de manchester. el city quería colocarse nuevamente a un punto del líder liverpool, mientras que el united buscaba mantener esperanzas de puestos de champions. vamos con las acciones desde etihad onana que a los 8 minutos la sacó. ya no estaba adelantado. bruno fernández la asistencia para marcus rashford golazo. baldazo de agua helada del equipo de jack el deguardiola que derechazo de marcus rashford en el segundo tiempo four en la recibe zurdazo. nada que hacer para onana y se empataban las cosas en el etihad. que golazo de field foden empatado el derby de manchester. atención foden julián Álvarez otra vez foden y le daba la vuelta al marcador. el equipo de gu

boston's famous guard jason tatum, despite his brilliance in this game. it was confirmed that alireza pasandideh, the head of the federation of nomadic rural sports and local native games , was elected as the vice president of the gersh world traditional wrestling federation. the sports court against doping in brazil , gabigal, the player of the national football team of this country and flamingo club banned for 2 years due to cheating in doping test. the brazilian and former barcelona player dunyaz, who was in prison for 14 months due to sexual assault , was temporarily released on bail of 1 million euros. when alves was released from prison, some people strongly protested and chanted against him. aj germany with the netherlands, england with belgium, slovenia with. portugal, austria and turkey, the republic of iran and switzerland, france and chile, egypt and croatia and spain and brazil will face each other. we have reached the end of sports news. healthy and athletic may god protect you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may

bay area basketball, the boys on the road taking on the celtics in boston.ell say the least to congress. kate rooney, as the low lights. >> it was supposed to be the exclamation point on excellent stretch of basketball for the warriors. they've won 11 of their last 13 games, including 3 straight on the current road trip. so better way to head into td garden for a matchup with the celtics right? well, not exactly. >> the warriors hoping for a perfect 4 road trip and a rematch. the 2022 nba finals sunday. celtics have been red-hot with 10 straight wins and a commanding lead in the eastern conference standings pretty much right out the it was clear boston owned this one step curry going o for 9 from 3 in the 1st half. the worst 1st half of his dream on didn't even come into the game after halftime. that's how bad it was. celtic's just on fire from the start. lot of this kind of jalen brown sinks in the stepback. 3 brown finished with 29 points and 5 threes. but the 2nd quarter, 37 point lead for boston, which has jayson tatum hits a stepback 3 of his own tatum

they you know boston as a hell of a team. my parents were very proud of me. they didn't have the same opportunities. i did my whole life was been in service. my brother are here in this agency. we started in the army. alameda county community. we grow up and they see me walking in with a smile or now. that's that's deputy pr and i know. it's going to be a good day and just want along way specifically when there's someone in uniform. that's my way of saying. thank you to the community for helping palo alto. i am and i hope i can return the favor. to be homegrown es una nueva era en guadalajara. ahorita es ahorita. papá con nuevos retos. nada nos desvía del objetivo, nuevas esperanzas y el orgullo de siempre. un equipo de guerreros. nadie nos ha regalado nada. papá. una afición siempre fiel y bien mentalizados que vamos a ganar unidos por compromiso y corazón. este sábado chivas león por telemundo y en la app de. telemundo. ya nos toca despedirnos de este fin de semana y lo vamos a hacer con una historia que nos llega desde san

at the age of 23, he joined the boston red sox about age 20. he was probably their best hitter right away. he was other. than joe dimaggio. he was the best player in baseball. and very early in his career. and he was a national figure he was certainly a big figure from the day he joined boston red sox in the massachusetts in new england area. but he was on the cover of life magazine at age 23. this is this photo here is of him on the cover of life magazine. so for theexabout 60 years, he couldn't walk down street without people wanting a autograph or photographr shake his hand or to talk to. so he understood what it meant to be in the spotlight all the time. for john glenn, it was a little different. really didn't become a national figure until he joined the nascar program, particularly, he returned from his three orbits in space. he was1 years old at the time, but here's a photo of him on the cor of life magazine, and that's sort of the way his life changed forever. and he was a national figure for the next 50 or 60 years because of his servic

but it all ended in boston and they did the best they could. low lights. >> it was supposed to be the exclamation point on excellent stretch of basketball for the warriors. they've won 11 of their last 13 games, including 3 straight on the current road trip. so better way to head into td garden for a matchup with the celtics right? well, not exactly. >> the warriors hoping for a perfect 4 road trip and a rematch. the 2022 nba finals sunday. celtics have been red-hot 10 straight wins and a commanding lead in the eastern conference standings pretty much right out of the it was clear boston owned this one step curry going o for 9 from 3 in the 1st half. the worst 1st half of his dream on didn't even come into the game after halftime. that's how bad it was. celtic's just on fire from the start. lot of this kind of jalen brown sinks in the stepback. 3 brown finished with 29 points and 5 threes. but the 2nd quarter, 37 point lead for boston, has jayson tatum hits a stepback 3 of his own tatum had 20 points just in the 2nd quarter. he finished with 27

>> it's the pre-dawn hours in boston.n officers is briefing on the target list for the day. illegal aliens charged with crimes. >> all the targets today, every one of them, is an aggravated felony in the commonwealth. the cases that are the worst of the worst here in massachusetts. >> ice quickly takes down its first target. illegal alien from guatemala charged with aggravated child rape. minutes later, ice arrests a columbian national charged with the rape of a child above age 14. >> i don't have enough officers or resources to tackle every one of these public safety threats. are we going after the child rapists today or after that two times deported fentanyl dealer because we can't get both. >> ice's next arrest a combative ms-13 gang member from el salvador charged with a lot of violent crimes. officers then arrested this brazilian man charged with five counts of aggravated rape of a child. >> how are you guys not notified about a child rapist being released? >> in massachusetts that's how it is with most of these sanc