world at construction zone at the boston children's museum. that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> all right, bill. thank you. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. at the box office this weekend it was another tight race, but at the academy of country music awards last night in las vegas there was no doubt about the big winner. carrie underwood made history becoming the first woman ever to win entertainer of the year twice. underwood who won the show's top honor last year beat out taylor swift, kenny chesney, the zac brown band, toby keith, brad paisley, george strait and keith urban for this year's top honors. numbers wise lady antibella was the lead winner including vocal group which snapped a seven-year stranglehold on that award by rascal flats. >>> and to the box office now. most skpefts say "how to train your dragon" eeked out a close victory. available audience had the kick ass coming in second with $250,000 behind. pretty close there. the comedy death funeral came in fourth just behin

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great to be in boston.celtics, the bruins, you've got the patriots... [cheers and applause]. >> and of course, the original site of the original tea party. i love it. spent a lot of time here doing kids hockey stuff and the guy wouldn't know me from adam but i had the privilege of meeting ribioni, representing the great spirit of this part of our land, a hard worker, a patriotic american, it was great to meet him. and my husband, todd palin is here today, wherever todd is. [cheers and applause]. >> so forced toed to, as the former first dude of alaska, part of his official duties would be having tea with the first ladies across the nation. so, i asked him, well, is this kind of tea party much to your liking, too, right, todd? he's happy being here, today. perfect time to come together, and -- in beantown, the day before tax day. the day the tax man cometh. on top of tax cuts expiring. in the town the sons of liberty call home. now, bostonians... martha: and, in boston, the former vice presidential candidate

and pierce came to boston, and sophia took nathaniel into boston, and they went in pierce's carriage up through new hampshire to -- and eventually, they went to plymouth, and that's where hawthorne died, in the pemigewasset (ph) inn in plymouth. c-span: where's he buried today? >> guest: concord. c-span: concord, massachusetts or... >> guest: concord, massachusetts. yes. not new hampshire. c-span: and franklin pierce is concord, new hampshire? >> guest: right. c-span: your approach to this book -- i know you got some letters in the middle of all this, special letters that have never been seen before? >> guest: yes, they -- yes. i was visiting a group of hawthornes in connecticut, early on, actually, and one of them pressed a phone number into my hand. and she said a niece of hers had found an old tin trunk under a leaky pipe. and by the time i got home, the niece had called. i went out there, and she had a trunk filled with family letters that, actually, the family letters went way into the 20th century. there were no letters of hawthorne. but there were a lot of letters of his wife,

the boston and providence, rhode island, red sox markets, -- then you have st. louis, philadelphia. host: why on your chart have -- does major-league baseball have a really small circle as opposed to the olympics or college football or nfl? guest: our circles are based on percentage of american to say they are very interested in the sport. major league baseball is one of the top tier sports. 14% -- ballston, 41% said they are very interested. host: if you are a political consulting would say to candidate x or y, a democrat or republican, as advertise on boston red sox television? guest: yes, i did that for mitt romney during his campaign. the problem is, as a media buyer, popular sports are expensive on cost per thousand basis. host: what about sports web sites? is that a place for political ads? guest: yes, definitely. when i talk about advertising, i just don't mean on broadcast television, but cable television, radio, and the internet. host: missouri, democrats. guest: i happen to disagree with the caller, mainly because i feel it has mainly to do with and become versus education

the american revolution begins up in boston after the battles of concorde and lexington. the american army surrounds the british, who are under a virtual siege. the british find out that british general thomas gage is in charge. they have no one on staff who really is an expert in the ciphers and codes that have no system actually in place to send coded messages to the operations in canada, or even here in new york. american general george washington takes command of the troops at cambridge, and again on the american side, there is nobody in charge of cryptology. now, what you do have a situation where merchants are not totally ignorant of codes and ciphers. when they deal with their factors, their agents in london, they had a tendency to use a very creative cyprus system to tell the agents what price to sell out, and so on. so if their messages were intercepted, the e-mail, because in 18th century you had no privacy in the mail. you put it in the mail, it was public information. you could be pretty much assured that someone was going to read it along the way. now, one of

it was good and he was able to send this mail directly into boston. it had to go down to newport, so what he did is he sent his mistress, who was a prostitute in boston, down to newport to one of her former clients to get the message to the british captain of the vessel. she delivers the message to him. he promises to take it on board ship. sees a message that is in ciphers and symbols, so he decides not to do it, takes the document and goes to the governors of rhode island, who then sends them up to american general green, who being a merchant, knows it is in a coded message. the americans put two teams to decipher the message and they both, using frequency analysis, in other words, which letters appear the most common? you then back it out or go the most common letter in english is the letter e so you would start with figuring out what appears the most times and that is the letter e. then you work down from there. they come up with the exact same translation, both of them and that is the code that they wrote down that he used. now, the difference be

baltimore city, we have a large truck fire highland avenue at boston street. another crash, east 25th street. looking at the cameras, going to see foggy conditions around the area. fortunately no accidents or problems on 95 or 695, in ten minutes, i'll let you know about an accident we have working on the bw parkway. >>> today many of you will be celebrating earth day and celebrating the fact you can make extra cash, especially if you have old appliances hanging around. sherrie johnson has more on how you can take advantage of a federal program. >> reporter: yes, we are here in timonium at the best buy store where the cash for appliances program kicks off today. this helps save you money in conjunction with earth day. it's designed to stimulate the economy while encouraging consumers to save energy with more efficient appliances. christina is with me. good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you for coming out here. we really appreciate it. >> absolutely. >> tell us all about this program. >> this is a fantastic opportunity for marylanders across our state to t

. >>> big fire blew out the windows of a highrise in boston. >>> nike out with a new commercial. >>> the orlando magic getting a little bit tricky against the wizards tonight. baseball season is in full swing. nationals trying to crack into the win column. >>> the governor of virginia is making changes to a controversial proclamation declaring april confederate history month in virginia. bob mcdonnell issued that proclamation, he said to promote tourism in the state in advance of the 150th anniversary of the start of the civil war. virginia was the capital of the confederacy then and a major civil war battleground. but the declaration left out anti-slavery. it agrees it is important to for all virginians to understand the institution of slavery led to this war and was an evil and inhumane practice. >>> d.c. public school teachers could get a dramatic pay raise and tougher work standards if a new union contract is approved. the tentative contract comes after more than two years of sometimes bitter negotiations. it would raise the average teacher's salary by 20% over five years to $81,

investigators found drugs, guns, and $350,000 in cash inside boston's attic here at his aberdeen home. they even seized a forks lift he was allegedly using to move the shipments around inside his garage. meanwhile, cherry says he purchased pot from boston to ease the pain of his injured back which caused him to go on disability three years ago. >> instead of taking oxycontin which i can get legally, or codeine, i smoked a little weed to help me out. it helped me with my depression and all that, so that's why i'm selling my house now. i'm going to california where i can get it legally. >> reporter: jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> and jeff tells us as part of that investigation, officers also seized two homes, eight vehicles, and 14 guns. >>> police now in anne arundel arrest two suspects in the armed robbery of a mall security guard. the robbery happened yesterday at the westbrook annapolis mall. the victim said he was approached by two suspects. he was tied up and locked up in a closet. they took the keys to a car. it was later found and they were arrested. and face charges of robbery and

he's considering possibly running the boston marathon again next year. he is a role model for all of us. >>> and we -- i wish we could put today on a postcard. >> nice day with temperatures pushing 70 out there. one silver lining, people aren't happy about the wet weather pattern but no big time cold snaps. if you like to warm, you get that just a few showers. >> all right. we can't have it all. >> it is spring. we don't want to dry out too fast this summer, all right? let's look at the inner harbor. temperature-wise, not bad. we're sitting at 66 right now. humidity 32%, winds calm and barometer 29.990 holding steady. wanted to show you first off through the day today and we started off with plenty of sunshine. then the clouds, the clod deck comes in. that kind of is the prelude to a little more active weather coming our way tomorrow. mount airy similar story, carroll county where i happened to be today towards westminster. a beautiful start to the day and a few more clouds building into the afternoon. temperature-wise, mid to upper 60s even now. earlier

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'meanwhile he said he only purchased pot from boston to ease the pain from his back which caused him to go on disability three years ago. >> -ñ)jinstead of taking ox co tins or codeine i smoked a little weed to help me out. it helped me with depression and all that. that's why i'll selling my house now to move towards california where i can get it legally. >> as part of the investigation officers seized 14 gun, eight vehicles and two homes. >>> tonight maryland is report reporting its 45th death from the h1n1 virus. department of health and mental hygiene pkasays the death is adult from the baltimore area. it happened within the last week. the state flu death since february. health officials believe this death is a remind thier the virus is still really dangerous. there are more than 150 swine

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tomorrow and wednesday, then a cross counter flight to boston.ave the first day off on thursday and a 3 game weekend against the red sox. the sox have lost 5 in a row. night game on friday and saturday. >> the orioles drop it 8-2 in seattle. let's head back the safeco field and the comments of skipper. >> back here in seattle the skipper joining us. the hope was bergesen would make the correction to get the sinker working. didn't work. what was he trying to get done tonight? >> get the ball down shall get movement. looks like he was pushing and got away from throwing the sinker. he left pitches up. you have to make pitches and he didn't do it. >> dave, i had a chance to talk to him yesterday. he said he was trying to be more aggressive. the mariners did a good job of looking for a certain pitch, when they got him, the breaking ball was the hanging slider. mike gonzalez was never honest with the club the way his shoulder felt. do you get a tendency why a young player maybe he's not telling you how he really feels. >> that could be a possibility. t

occasionally coaches climb on top of the bench, but not so much for boston college, who fell off the bench. should have stayed down, but he was fine. may need a harness for the next game. whatever, he's a nice man. >> got a little excited.

the crowd that critics have been too quick to judge the new law and then during a fund-raiser in boston the president eluded to how his plan hasn't brought about the doom some predicted. >> well, it turns out health reform wasn't my waterloo. and it turns out the day after i signed the game was no armageddon. no asteroids fell. the earth didn't crack open. >> he added he will continue to reach out to republicans in an effort to change politics. >>> before that stop in boston, president obama visited emergency workers in the new england flood zone. he's promising federal help for hard hit rhode island as the state fends off possible contamination from sewage and other floating debris. yunji de nies has more. >> reporter: during an unscheduled stop outside boston president obama was briefed on recovery efforts after three days of record rains and unprecedented flooding in new england. >> all the great work you're doing and i know it's been around the clock in some cases. >> reporter: flood levels have not gone down in warwick, rhode island. millions of gallons of untreated wastewater seep

espn news will be seen in the new york and boston maets. 8:00 eastern on espn2. opening night, presented by dick's sporting goods. no better way to start t baseball season. >> jeff: you worried, mark jackson, about cc sabathia's rough spring? >> mark: i do my home work. i don't just show up and call games. cc norm lip hally has tough tim start the preseason. doesn't matter. cc will be cc. you just see. >> jeff: see, i like that. i have to give you credit for that. how many wins? i think they're going to get about o107 this year. >> mark: that's a lot of wins. >> jeff: they got the pitching. not that the red sox are pitching depleted, by the way. >> mark: our mets fan is silent over there. >> mike: surprise the world. >> jeff: yeah, you world. believe me. >> mike: ginobili sits, with 14 points in this quarter. and the number one reason why the spurs have a 16-point lead over the lakers. >> mike: "happy town," the s series premiere at wednesday april 28th. a small town with big secrets. a secret is about to be unearthed. welcome to abc's "happy town. "don't let the

in 1880 samba three handsome townhouse on beacon street in boston. they were both cases for one days, a pearl necklace for another, a sapphire pendant for another. there were boxes of cigars, crates of books, wheels of cheese, sacks of coffee for friends and bottles of wine for everyone. sam wrote julia explicit extensions for handling the wine, champagne, claret tom and sherry she was sending her in 1881. in the summer of 1880, sam's letters were filled with enthusiastic reports about a grand moneymaking scheme. he was backing to developers. it only recently met them but they were sure they were trustworthy are pushing a great resort by the ocean in long beach on long island. you can probably guess where this is going. within a year, to no surprise that fans the project was requiring more and more cash while little seemed to be getting bill. by the fall of 1882 sam was in way over his head to head when he finally admitted the situation to friends, they found that not only was his fortune gone, but it lushly signed papers making them liable for milli

day off tomorrow, and then the orioles take on boston for three.er opening it up on friday. brian and lackey on saturday night, and hernandez and wakefield probably making the start on sunday afternoon. wakefield last night in the ball game for the red sox. >> jim: he wasn't happy with his control. too many walks. >> gary: markakis, and he runs it down. good play! nick markakis with a long way to go right there. johnson retired. two away. >> jim: just slant towards right field. when you can go get them, he should have a gold glove on his trophy shelf, he doesn't but he can play right field. this really turned the game around. playing them straight away center field. the ball drops in. when it drops in on the ballpark because it's so big, all three runners score making it 4-1. >> gary: two down here, wilson with the ford drive of the game. the local ford dealer inviting you to experience ford like never before. ford, drive one. >> jim: an excellent series with four doubles. >> gary: 1-0 delivery by millwood. chopper to 3rd. back handed fair, wiggint

boston scored six runs in the seventh inning. moving to the ninth. orioles dropped three runs in that frame but jonathan papelbon is not having any of that. orioles, they lose despite 17 hits. >> to the nfl. steelers coach mike tomlin says steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger is ready to accept his six-game suspension and will issue a written statement about it monday. the two-time super bowl champ is barred from taking part in any steelers activities until he's undergone the behavioral evaluation ordered by nfl commissioner roger goodell. staying with steeler nation, pittsburgh has reacquired cornerback bryant mcphiladelphia who spent his first four seasons with the steelers and was part of the team's last two super bowl titles. he started 16 games for the cards last year. pete carroll continues to make seattle look like the pacific northwest campus of u.s.c. the new seahawks coach acquired former trojans running back lendale white from tennessee. exchange the titans get a fourth and six-rounder. also acquiring leon washington from the jets for a

he sent his mistress who was a prostitute in boston down to newport to one of her former clients to get the message to the british captain of the vessel. she delivers the message to him and he promises to take it on board the ship but sees the message that is hidden ciphers and symbols and decides not to do it and takes the document and goes to the governor of rhode island to then sends him up to american general green who being a merchant dominos it is encoded message. americans put two teams to decipher the message in both using frequency analysis comment in other words, which letters appear the most common that you back get out the most common letter in english is a letter e you would figure what appears the most time then work down from there. they come out with the exact same translation, both of them and that is the code they broke down that he had used. the difference between the seifert and a coach everybody has a tendency to miss use that term. a cipher is when a character or letter replaces a single letter or number using delta as a symbol = collector k or something similar. a

this long trip -- four in oakland, three in seattle, three in boston. then they have the yankees coming in and then boston comes in then they go to play new york. there's no break. kouzmanoff lifts it in the air to right field. markakis -- puts it away. two down. >> jim p: yeah, they were talking about oakland playing 14 straight games to start the season, how that was one of the longest, if not the longest. well, orioles have 16. [ talking over each other ] >> gary: here's kurt suzuki. >> jim p: i look at the early schedule -- 16 in a row -- it's probably the way you want to play because you have the same continuity out of spring training. you don't have to skip guys that pitch their regular guys if you're playing well. >> gary: yeah. >> jim p: and if you're not, you want some off days. >> gary: that's why the orioles are trying to turn this around. red sox are getting shut out again today by tampa bay 7-0. they're in the 9th inning of the ball game. if boston doesn't win, they will be 4-8 in the american league east. the yankees have already won their

this is in "the boston globe." while i.t. know some of them -- they do -- we don't listen, the study found, though, that they are missing something. what they're missing is the cost of your time. your time is valuable to you. when everybody has to stop and do stuff like this, it can be a huge hit to productivity. the study said that i.t. people should prioritize, alert us to when there's a real threat like how to spot a phishing e-mail. if they found your pass word, those hackers are already getting in your computer. they're not waiting for you to change it. i'm jennifer westhoven. >> get more great money advice from jennifer westhoven each weekday on "morning express" with robin meade from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> there is no doubt the that pictures are pretty spectacular, but the effects of this vol canish eruption are reaching around the world. what it's doing in your europe could have a big effect on one of the most prestigious sports events in the u.s. ah! silver one. that's not a volkswagen. ♪ [ tires screec

off the sticks, joe teague got the dunk. 109-92. >>> to boston, kevin garnett tried to win his first growing title. the jumper put it up one in the founcht jeff greene scored two three-pointers. thunder won it 109-104. >>> his calves were hosting the bucks. tied game under 30 seconds to play. james with a tough layup. it fell, and they had the lead. james had 23. last chance for milwaukee, but lebron picked off the pass. the buck stops here. >>> to dallas, no stranger to scoring he got it done against the grizzlies. knnowitzki got it tied at the game. the fade-away for the games. mavs won it 106-102. >>> wild game in salt lake. amy scored the game-winner and there's only one way to celebrate in the winter wonderland. snow angels. usa won it 1-0. >>> finally twins and yankees, denard span lined a foul ball in the crowd and hit somebody. hoe headed for the stands and it hit someone. it turns out he hit his own mother. fortunately she was oklahoma and was able to walk up the aisle under her own power. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, heidi an

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the winner of this series plays the winner of the boston-miami series.e wade kept that within alive. johnson blocked jamison still out there. pargo checked in. and jamison blocked pargo. >> hubie: i like that. i think he was stunned at the other end. surprised is a better word. that he had a shot blocked. he recovered down there to get that shot blocked. >> mike: lob inside to hickson. he puts that in. >> hubie: i like the movement tonight that we got out of cleveland. especially on the baseline area. they've kept chicago's defense honest by following people. if you do not follow the person. the guy with the basketball will find them on the move. >> mike: 3:40 to go. mike brown talking to zydrunas ilgauskas on the side line. one of the most popular and most decorated all-time cavaliers. i think mike may have been asking him if he wants to go in or not. not a time you put in a guy like ilgauskas. you want to get a little bit of a sweat going and let him play. i think mike was talking about that. >> hubie: i agree. it's a situation where you never want to

they go to boston for four.go for three after the three games here. 1 ball, two strike count from guthrie on navarro. everybody straightaway hits the switch hitting catcher. he will take it up high. two ball, two strike count. tampa bay came in for all the offense, they have hitting .260 as a ball club. down to first and fouled. they have been out homered 7. 4 coming into this gammoned outscored 31-24. the -- will the yankees score a thousand runs? >> mike: that's a lot of runs. >> gary: 2-2 count. again that was off the end of the bat and fouled. navarro reaching out. >> mike: we were talking a little bit before the game that there was a time that the fewest amount of runs scored in the american league was 19. so the phillies had already scored 43. i mean, that just seems like that number 1,000, to score that many runs. >> gary: 2-2 delivery on the way outside. philadelphia last year had, i don't know if it was the best, but it was very close to the best differential in the league. they are a very tough team to

tonight, he will be in boston for two democratic fund-raisers. >>> says its president will make a trip to washington. they say he will attend a summit on nuclear security in washington, d.c. on april 12. china is unhappy with the u.s. for several recent events including president obamas meeting withhe dalai lama. >>> it may be april fool's day but the government is not kidding around with a new push for the census. they are holding event across town to convince people to mail in their forms. >> good afternoon there has been events that have been scheduled across town today, including this rally at freedom plaza. dozens of santa's workers are here to encourage d.c. workers to get that form in the mail. more than 130 million forms or mailed out and only 62 million so far have been returned. they are looking for more. there are more than 62 million households who have already filled out and returned their census forms. >> we felt it out pretty quickly. >> tens of millions of americans have put off responding. >> we cannot move forward until you may lead back. >> that is why the director o

kevin garnett on the court of the boston celtics' off with miami.was suspended for putting an elbow to someone's face -- on the court of the boston celtics with miami. >> donovan mcnabb. i think he >>> is getting chillier out there. >> we do have a frosted mize -- it is getting chillier. >> we do have a frosted visor korea until 8:00 tomorrow morning. nothing to worry about -- we do have a frost advisory until 8:00 tomorrow morning. a few clouds on wednesday with a chance of an isolated shower wednesday afternoon. and next best chance of showers is late friday, into the upcoming weekend. it was draw all of this weekend, so no complaints. temperatures in the 80's last week -- it was dry all of this weekend. week -- it was dry all of this weekend. but we're also in the showing-kids- new-worlds business. and the startup-capital- for-barbers business. and the this-won't- hurt-a-bit business. because we don't just work here. we live here. these are our families. and our neighbors. and by changing lives we're in more than the energy business we're in the

. >>> and the orioles road trip in boston continues this weekend. you can see the next two games this weekend, tonight at 7:00 and tomorrow afternoon at 1:30. you can see them both here on wjz 13, if you dare. you know. if you dare i guess is the optimal word. they were close this time. >> they are close every time. >> i tell you, but hey it's still early. everyone keeps saying this, i don't know when we'll stop saying it's still early. we always say it's still early. >> up until the last game. >> there is always that hope. we'll see, you know. of course you can see the games here. keep your fingers crossed the whole time. stay inside the weather today might not be so good. >> good day to stay in and watch the game. >> clouds increasing, a nice start. it's a little dry right now. we saw winds calm. pretty calm right now. early on you're likely to see the sun peaking through the clouds. the horizon is bright. you have clouds out there. the sun is picking through. now while we do have rain in the forecast we're looking dry right now. doppler radar sho

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truck fire at highland avenue and boston street. jamie, back to you. >>> 6:15. today's birthdays.e we go. baltimore's own john waters from calvert hall. 64 today. country music superstar, i wasn't finished. glen campbell. from anne arundel county, turns 74. went to glen burnie high school. >>> if you're having a birthday, hurry up and send it in. try to give us a couple days advance notice for the birthdays. >>> let's talk about facebook here. it's revolutionizing the way you surf the web. 400 million of your closest friends are already on the site. sharing statuss, sharing pictures of the kids, now a new feature allows facebook and other websites you visit interact. you can see a web that parallels your interest and associate connections as long as you're locked in on facebook. you'll be able to share your particular likes on your profile without leaving the websites. just by clicking like buttons next to musicians or news articles. facebook could gain valuable insights about millions of consumers and help it sell even more advertising. >>> he's not even in kindergarten yet but a

the next call comes from boston on the line for republicans. caller: yes, i would like to hear your guest to respond to the fact that there are fewer doctors now in massachusetts since this bill has been passed and prior. do you agree or disagree? host: bob, before you go -- and before you answer -- do you think that if in fact there are fewer doctors, the think it is because of the health care plan put in place by gov. mitt romney? caller: absolutely. guest: i actually disagree with that statement. if you look at massachusetts, we have more doctors per capita than any other state in the country. not by just a little, but by a significant amount. we also have more primary care providers then any other state in the country per capita. what has happened since health reform is actually we have implemented some initiatives to attract more primary-care physicians to commit to working in the state, especially at community health centers. there are public and private initiatives that have been successful in attracting primary-care providers to come an

first time, by the way, wizards have beat boston all season long. >>> nationals' spark was short-lived. tonight they faced the mets, the worst home run team last season. tonight mets had their first home run performance in the new stadium. it's pretty bad. it was windy. they beat the nationals 8-2. let's go to new york. nats' manager, there he is. jim riggleman bundled up. top of the second, no score. two on for ian desmond. past a diving jason bay. adam dunn and pudge rodriguez would come around to score. desmond goes into third safely, then nationals with that take a 2-0 lead. nationals' pitching staff would have a struggle here. they wouldn't be able to hold off another. tyler walker, the fifth nationals pitcher of the night serves up a two-run home run to jeff rancor, second of the game. same two teams tomorrow at 1:00. can they rebound? we'll see. i think so. it will be more calm. >> let's hope so. >> thanks, lyndsay. >>> on which peninsula would you find mass dona? somewhere in america... the slightest breeze harbors immense power. the tallest buildings leave the lightest footpri

globe, the boston globe, in 2002, she didn't praise the new york times in the latest outburst. >> i want juan's opinion whether or not you feel there's been balance in the coverage? >> no, i think in fact when i look at the coverage, it's very interesting to me. when i looked at it and at the criticism that come from the vatican they made legitimate points about the reporting. specifically rornts cardinal ratinger, now the pope was in a position of responsibility to blunt some of the cases. they said that's not the case, he wasn't there until '01. he was in position as part of the larger hierarchy of the church to not respond more quickly, but in terms of taking actual action, when he begins to review the cases he's one of the healing forces in the church and that's not portrayed and final point i'm all with the victim. i can't imagine being subjected to that kind of horror and i appreciate the press being an advocate for those who have been voiceless for so long. >> very interesting discussion. time for a break, but if you come across a story of media bias, e-mail us with that. we'

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we where at the boston pops, and she wasn't very impressed when i made my program into a paper airplane and sailed it at arthur >> did you hit him? >> no, no. but she gave me another chance. >> did she go home early that night? >> yeah, yeah. she went home early that night. >> fortunately he got a second chance. tell us a little bit about-- he says in the book, i am a tough guy. at one point he said that that he was a wrestler in high school and all ivy at dartmouth as a tackle and so on but when the president asked him to be secretary of treasury, and hank's original reaction was not to do it but he decided to do it. he had one big worry and i think the crowd might be interested in knowing what makes a grown man crumpled. >> warren is talking about my mom. i am quite close to my mother. she is a strong mother. she is in engaged and interested in politics and policy and she was not an admirer of george bush and very unhappy with the war and very interested in women's issues and so on, so there have been a fair amount of speculation in the press that i might go to washington. i had turne

"boston globe" editorial page peetser canellos was there. >> it's clear that he's not going to be thevative movement going forward. >> no are from massachusetts. >> reporter: nor is brown a 100% reliable vote for the gop. last week he broke with the party by voting to extend unemployment benefits. >> he comes from a state that's not a traditionally republican state, so he can't always tow the party line. >> reporter: brown does oppose president obama's financial reform bill, but says he will work with both sides to get a better bill enacted. >> we want banks to be bank, we don't want them to be casinos. >> reporter: it was independent voters who put scott brown where he is today. and he intends to stay there. >> scott brown will continue to be a fascinating figure in american politics. >> reporter: as the newest start in the republican firm ament, brown has many demands to share his sbreb at this time pi p look for him to be just about everywhere on the campaign trail this fall with gop candidates for congress. tony guida, cbs news, new york. >>> i'm michelle gielan, this is the "cbs

and which ones get them out like so boston, like so phony, and any hairstyle that resembled a mullet.even though the show was allegedly about college life, no books, no newspapers, novels, debates about the existence of god, or discussion of any reason classroom lectures cluttered the scene or trouble the dialogue. these college girls were way too shallow for any of that. my sympathetic response to my den teenage daughter on the sofa, wrapped in a quilt, just trying to escape for a bit into this drivel filled world, a simple bellow, shot that crap off. now i ask you, what teenager wouldn't love to have a feminist mother standing over her shoulder while she watches television, pointing out how to show perpetrate stereotypes about girls being narcissistic twits obsessed only with personal relationships? then warming to my task, as i passed in my daughter's obvious gratitude, i moved on to what i regard as a quite entertaining critique of the ads for cover go, victoria's secret, into these upcoming ultimate spring break orgy blow out. my daughter, eager to convey her appreciation, gave m

meantime, michael graham of the boston tea party will join us later this hour. he has strong feelings about scott brown not being a part of this tea party rally in boston yesterday. of course, newly elected senator, many say that the tea party was instrumental in getting him elected and then he decided not to show up there. we'll talk to michael about that. >> the thing about scott brown is he's got an election real soon. he's saying wait a second, i understand i come from the bastion of politics and i have to do this job without alienating others. >> he did win an election that he shouldn't have won or wasn't expected to win four or five months prior to the election because of the tea partiers and because of his conservative, far right conservative ideals and then he doesn't show up to the tea party? come on. >> two interesting votes as well. >> yes. >> he voted to extend the unemployment benefits. he was one of four republicans to do that, i believe, and the other vote, there was another interesting voted that he decided with the democrats which is not coming

the second and greater crisis involved the boston police force. september 1919 boston police commissioner edwin curtis disciplined union leaders at 1500 copps walked out the job leading the city and protected. violence and all this erupted. andrew jay peters legally removed curtis from office. coolidge reinstated curtis and called up the four states guard and broke the streak. when the american federation leader samuel gompers demanded coolidge reinstate the striking police force in the jobs they abandoned, coolidge responded there is no right to strike against the public safety by anybody anywhere anytime. coolidge's at fisa terse for his actions would alienate the leader support and cost him reelection. he thought so, too, and he didn't care. it does not matter, he said, whether i am elected or not but instead, instead coolidge's response caught the imagination of the american people to be electrified the nation stamping him as a no-nonsense champion of post war law in order. he sought the democratic opponents that november when 62% of the vote.

of maturity when i was a senior at dartmouth college and by first data with wendy we were at the boston box and she wasn't impressed when i made my beeper plan. >> did you hit them? >> nope, but she gave me another chance. >> didn't she go home early that night? >> yeah, she went home early that night. >> fortunately he got a second chance. tell us a little bit about -- hank says in the book i'm a tough guy. i forget at what point he said that but he was a rustler in high school and was a tackle and everything but win the president asked him to become secretary of treasury and hank's initial reaction was how to do it but he decided to do it but he had one big worry and i think the crop might be interested in knowing what makes a grown man trembled. [laughter] >> warren is talking about my mom and i quite close to my mother. she is a strong woman, engaged and interested in politics and policy and she was not and admirers of george bush and very unhappy with the war and interested in women's issues and so on so there have been a fair amount of speculation in the press that i might go to w