boston porn actor. >> we could call it "boston cream pie." something to think about.e the check, either one. all right, so, you had -- you shot a lot of the movie in fenway park, which is a fun thing, i would imagine. >> are you kidding me? fenway was the place that i used to go -- they used to suck when i was a kid, right? in fourth place, i used to go down there, the stands wouldn't be full past, like, the home dugout and we would go, my dad would take me to the bleachers, you could get seats for three bucks, they were still serving beer in the bleachers, so, you were dodging fights and getting beer spilled on me, by my dad. it was a great time. to turn around and be filming there was amazing. though it was kind of like, for catholics, going to the sistine chapel and then, you know, seeing that the toilet's backed up, you know what i mean? we were in the underground by-ways -- >> jimmy: and that was really shot -- you were really in fenway park. >> yeah, we used it. incredible. great access. the head of the grounds crew was this super guy, and he took us everywhere

it's shot in boston. has some pull in boston. he does. i mean, it's you. jeremy renner's amazing. blake lively. and ben. the acting in the movie, too. >> rebecca hall. chris cooper. the cast is outstanding. >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. >> it's kind of an old school, low-fi action cops and robbers movie. and we had a blast making it. >> jimmy: yeah. and basically, like yeah. these guys, ben and his group of friends. yeah, from charleston, right? >> charlestown, yeah. a tiny one-square-mile place in boston that's this neighborhood where, like, a hugely disproportionate number of bank robbers come from. so, everyone knows, kind of, when there's a bank robbery, where you start looking. and i play the fbi character who's tasked with finding these guys. >> jimmy: it's so fun. it's such a fun movie, 'cause, like, they're putting on masks and they're holding up banks and it gets tricky. and it's good. >> yes. and we got to shoot in fenway park, which is outstanding. >> jimmy: i mean, how great is fenway park? [ c

the author of the new book gods of money wall street and the death of the american century and in boston we go to peter cohen he's the president of peter cowen and associates and author of capital rising how capital flows are changing business systems all over the world and another member of our cross talk team you know on the hunger martin if i can go to you first in hong kong you've got three letters w. l. and you pick one and why. none of them i'm very common is in the western countries they have never been they have never been in any assad's offer of calgary they've been strong trillions of dollars at the problem if you give me trillions of dollars i can produce a few more cars and rember my g.d.p. figure. to some extent of course but if it's just all financed by debt that it's going to hyperbolic out of control exponentially that doesn't mean anything at all the us isn't even in a recession it's more in a depression already now and the real question in our war really is is this depression going to lead to hyperinflation or is it going to lead to a different nation or a collapse of t

peter before if you rented to the boston university actually there's one economics professor at the boston university richard actually hold in quite high regard is name is a laurence kotlikoff and he has written. about the fiscal gap of the united states because that's much more important than the nation are dead today we're talking about because the fiscal gap actually includes all those unfunded liabilities of social security medicare and so on that the united states have and that figure is fifteen times larger than the national debt it's two hundred two trillion a us dollar that's absolutely staggering figure so in some way there's going to be some kind of almost some debt before the has to happen and then he also publish your report saying is the united states bankrupt and that was even in the federal reserve bank always under louis a reviewer so definitely what i would recommend be to look this up this guy isn't too far from you in boston and he actually points the finger of what's the real problem you know you can trust the short term get a piece of this if they're manipulated as are

boston properties to maintain justin herman plaza and this bocce ball court if accepted will continue to be maintained as it is currently. supervisor maxwell: any other colts? supervisor chiu and then supervisor mar. supervisor chiu: so the local 61 students and apprentices willing involved in constructing the field and the boston properties is the, kind of course the management of the area. is local 261 going to be involved with any of the maintenance of the courts afterwards? >> yes. supervisor mar: yes. supervisor maxwell: supervisor chiu? supervisor chiu: just closing comments. first i want to address some of the issues that were raised in public comment. ernestine, i am very open to considering a business

not all in boston. the first in boston and the last in boston. maybe 20 or 30 in boston. >> i am thinking 26 miles. anyway, you did it. here is the point. a lot of people would say what does he know because you're 80? and he is in good shape, but i'm not and i don't want to be around at 100. i don't want to go down that road. >> it is a choice. it is not fate. how you're going to be, if you're going to be when you're 100 or 80 or 60 depends on you. we all get this idea somebody is in charge. the only person that is in charge is the person that looks back at you in the mirror in the morning. you have to make the decisions, d i want it? then you have to know how to do it. >> my mother had arthritis. i'm going to have it. >> 15%. >> that is it? >> it makes a little different. you get a bunch of twins and line them up and if genetics is critical they die simultaneously but they don't. they die six years apart. it aren't the cards you dealt, it is how you play the hand. >> nicely said. isn't some frail ty part of anything? you get this machine and it

you know, i used to live in boston so there's that tie, too. but it is a great movie. >> i haven't seen any so i have to take your word. film critic ashley morrison in new york for us this morning. >> anything. >> thank you so much. good to see you. >>> just ahead on the morning news, a frightening emergency landing caught on tape. plus clergy crisis, embattled bishop eddie long vows to fight sex allegations. this is the "cbs morning news." subway has breakfast. and it's a slam dunk. i like my breakfast sandwich with green peppers, onion, banana peppers and mustard. i like eggs with black forest ham on wheat. with everything. i like a little kick. that's a good call. i like mine with egg whites. and... a napkin. [ male announcer ] have you built your better breakfast? now's the time! try our better-for-you western egg white muffin melt or the dee-licious double bacon egg and cheese on toasty flatbread. subway. build your better breakfast. i love my grandma. i love you grandma. grandma just makes me happy. ♪ to know, know, know you grandma is th

happy birthday to the boston pops.d 125 sunday and gave a free concert on boston common including music from "star wars" harry potter movies and sweet caroline, of course a boston favorite. meanwhile in new york a scary emergency landing of a delta flight at kennedy airport saturday night. the landing gear wouldn't go down. the passenger captured that landing on cell phone video. dave car lin from our new york affiliate wcbs reports. >> reporter: video from delta passenger includes the pilot's voice and three dreaded words. >> brace for impact. >> it was tense, very tense. >> reporter: flight 4951 was to go from tlooent white plains because re-routed to kennedy after the pilot informed the control tower the right landing gear was not working. >> the right gear is stuck up. the other two are down. >> reporter: inside the cabin, 60 passengers, a few sobbing, many praying as a flight attend dent urgently repeated this command. >> stay down. heads down. stay down, heads down. >> heads down here and i'm holding the camera i

boston right across.other city has a bike rack like this. >> reporter: the bike racks they designed are all over boston and other art work has landed at logan airport. from here, many careers have taken off. this is real. >> this is the real deal. >> reporter: alumni stan sanon is now a graphic designer for sportswear giant reebok. >> it was about possibilities. i didn't know kids got paid to paint or do art. >> reporter: what began with just five students has grown to 260 every year. >> what i'm painting now is based on a picture of my grandmother. >> reporter: all told, artists for humanity has produced 6,500 art entrepreneurs. >> artist for humanity is basically like a home away from home. i could come here and do whatever i want. there's no limits. >> reporter: kershner found beauty and practicality in manipulating old magazines. this table was featured in "architectural digest." these sculptures have earned him more than $18,000. >> art's always going to be a part of me. >> reporter: now kershner has

boston's hometown hero. >> osgood: ahead, ben affleck. boston's hometown hero.lus the new season ,,,,,,,,,,,, as governor, he cut waste got rid of the mansion and the limo budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california was working. i'm jerry brown. california needs major changes. we have to live within our means; we have to return power and decision making to the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. >> osgood: what's bugging us? the unfortunate answer to that question is almost impossible to see and equally impossible to ignore. our "not for the squeamish" cover story now from martha teichner. >> reporter: fyi, this is a female bed bug. this one with the pointy abdomen is is a male. if you accidentally bring one home with you.... >> the adult females are the ones you really have to watch out for. they're visible. >> reporter: females are likely to be load

the decider of the previous three championships all right that brings us on to the diamond where boston may have won two big bottles but the war. or for the post season is just heating up the red sox beating arch rivals the new york yankees for the second straight night on the road boston though still not guaranteed a wildcard playoff spot a sunny day in the bronx with the sox seeking to overcome the gloom of their recent struggles david ortiz enjoying good form at the top of the third inning boston a three zero lead big papi striking again in the fifth collecting his ninetieth r.b.i. of the season and helping the visitors to a four nothing lead the yankees going on to lose it seven three but they do have a chance at redemption on sunday the red sox will most likely need to win six of their next eight to secure that wildcard spot. right that brings us on to golf where it was a night of firsts in parlous with rookie john pari lifting the vivendi cup title for his maiden european true when the twenty three year old danish man holding his nerve like a veteran of the gulf to join with force

as you wear the boston red sox don archrivals the new york yankees for the second time in as many nights. more not coming up but. be overwhelming favorites to be crying russian football champions this year but c.s.k. moscow certainly have not given up the chase the army men easing two or three when away to f.c. tom on sunday no waiting around for this one with less than a minute on the clock wagner love picks up the ball and finds the net exquisitely the man with the blue hair will he think a big part and number two as well love taking the defender out of the equation before taking off see do who knocks on for two no forty minutes the second half was one with the traffic as well but the muscovites didn't have the ball pass the time line again until the death nest sweeping up the remnants three mail the final score get set thirty eight points behind leaders and heat with exactly a third of the season left to play. because cross city rivals the exact opposite look on the day the blue and white schooling dian three millett home to spark tech now chick. got the ball rolling just after the hi

all the way up to boston. be about 10 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. talking 91 in d.c. today, 88 in philadelphia. the humidity won't be too bad but 86 in new york. as far as the forecast goes tomorrow, more of the same. temperatures are going to be very warm from new york to d.c. you notice some cooler air, though, arrives through albany and boston. for you in boston it's one more day of summer today and then tomorrow gets cooler but for d.c., you're going to have to wait till saturday or sunday to get out of the 90s, high of 94 friday so the nation's capital, one of the hottest summers ever and this is only going to add to it. >> fall isn't really upon us just yet. bill, thank you >>> who got bounced from "dancing with the stars" and who got bounced out of japan? >>> plus, right now he's down about as low as can be but at least one friend is proudly standing by him. your "first look" at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watches "first look" on msnbc. ♪ you say ♪ flip it over and replay ♪ we'll ma

university school of public health, boston, massachusetts; dr. alemi, professor of health, systems administration, school of nursing and health studies, georgetown university, washington, d.c. about 23 million people throughout the country have a problem with alcohol or elicit drugs in the united states. only about 4 million of those have said that they pursued treatment. so that leaves an incredible gap, dr. alemi. what can the online services bring to the need to provide more addiction treatment services? online services can do a great deal. they can reach people that are rural. they can reach people inside cities that have difficulty commuting. i know a lot of psychiatrists that see their patients on the phone. when we talk about online, we don't just think about computers. we think about both phone and computers. but what online services do is not just reach the person. they also change the content of counseling. counselors usually see patients periodically. online counselors see the patients everyday. so the content of what they say, how the

boston scientific led the pack, rallying almost 8% on heavy volume. shares are above $6 for the first time since july. zimmer holdings added 3% on stronger than average volume. and stryker is at a two-month high today, up 2%. monsanto was the biggest drag on the s&p 500, with worries growing that sales of one of its newest seeds aren't. shares fell more the 8% on seven times its usual volume. this is a two-and-a-half month low for the stock. its newer genetically modified corn seed isn't yielding as much corn as older versions, according to an analyst at jefferies. the company says it's still very early in the harvest season. big merger announcements took the day off, but watch the possible deal in rental cars. dollar thrifty shareholders are scheduled to vote thursday on an offer from hertz to buy the company. dollar actually has two offers on the table. the hertz deal values dollar thrifty at $50.88 based on tonight's closing prices. avis-budget is offering the equivalent of $53.20 per share. each of them is a mix of cash and stock. dollar thrifty s

we have william kale or a professor of history and international relations at boston university and the author of a world of nations the international order since one thousand nine hundred five and unlivable we cross to frank madonna and author and reader in international history at liverpool john moore's university. in one thousand nine hundred thirty nine you have the soviet union and nazi germany embracing each other a deadly embrace that we would find out later how did we get to that point where did what went wrong to the international system go wrong who failed eastern europe and could have the war been avoided you don't have to answer him all the same time . well i think you possibly start back in one thousand nine hundred nineteen with the end of the first world war i mean the basic point is that the two countries which really matter in europe in the twentieth century germany and russia it's only really germany and russia which have the resources human and other potentially to dominate the whole continent the first world war was above all else a struggle between germany and r

he started in "the boston strangler," and won great reviews.ught hard for the role gaming 30 pounds and put on a fake nose to look like the character. hard work did not bring the oscar nomination he wanted but it property him pride. the greatest film performance in the history of movies. at this point he was in the midst of the third marriage that produced two sons. by the early 1970's he grew tired of the mother business and used drugs and drank. at the urging of his kids he checked into the betty ford rehab clinic and sobered up. he grew old are he switched gears and began to paint and his brit canvases were compared to the work of matisse and he got a new degree of success. in 1994 his son died of a seizure from heroin use and then he walked down the aisle for ath time, new wife, was 45 years younger than him. tony curtis, a true legend of the silver screen. the comedy world mourning the loss of comic, a 44 year father of three died after an accidental overdose of prescription drugs. medics found him unconscious at a hotel in new jersey. he

a 9-1 billion at boston's fenway guarantees they will have a record -- a 9-1 win at boston's fenway guarantees there will have a record. it will find a corner and squeeze past the polls and gone, for a three-run homer. butz got into left field brings it. a live markets -- a luke scott into left field brings it. near fatal blow to boston's long-shot playoff chance tonight. for those of you that do not know much about eastern washington's playoff team cala after reassured to you, you will never forget their field. they debuted in their new readfield. do not adjust your tv set. it is really that read and that awful looking. the school chose the read field to draw more attention to the schools program. eventually, the color will fade and eastern washington becomes the risk of becoming the school with the speonk footold gibbs c. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start bu

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frank beamer and the hokies blank boston college 19-0. they were first shutout since 2006.he hokies are 2-2. how about that? >>> in charlottesville, the cavs hosting the military military institute. first quarter, no score. cavs on offense and to dontrle inman. he makes some mov a he's in for a 25-yard score. uva in front, 7-0. he threw three touchdowns. later, game tied at seven. vmi kicking it off. horn takes it at the 13-yard line. he fin some running room and in an abundance of running on the play, wow! >> he's faster than them. >> ght. 87 yards and the cavs win big, 48-7. uva is unbeaten at home. next up? florida state. >>> to baton rouge, louisiana. bill stewart and number 22, west virginia, against the 15th ranked lsu tigers. big play in the second quarter. patrick peterson for lsu, and this is big-time. returns a punt 60 yards for the touchdown. >> a lot of that today. >> lsu coach, look at that, strikes theheisman coach. les miles says, don't do that. lsu leads in the fourth quarter. > redskins defensive tackle, albert hayneswoth expects to play against the rams af

been living as inillegal immigrant in boston is speaking about her situation for the first time. she has been living in public housing and receiving disability. after a successfully fighting deportation, she was granted -- in the united states earlier this year. she tells a station in boston that she didn't ask for public assistance and that her ne ph ep did not influence officials. >> i did not ask for it. they gave it to me. >> she says that when she came to the u.s., she had planned to leave but got sick and was hospitalized. she says after that, she couldn't afford to leave. >>> it's been a career move. mark says he will give up $30 million of his severance package from hugh lit pack arrested. he is doing it to settle a suit after he was hired to be copresident. he was forced to resign last month in the wake of a sexual harassment investigation. >>> michael vick made his appearance yesterday, first one, since being jail for running a dog fighting ring. an animal that is now bringing comfort to bay area cancer patients. >> this is still alive -- alive play. >> reporter: . >> i

and boston to orlando that sells for $39 each way lately. in general i don't believe fares will go up to unreasonable levels, end quote. one big change, airtran charges $20 for each first checked bag. southwest said it'll drop that fee. overall passengers fear their wallets will take a hit. >> i thought it was a good idea at first and now i'm worried because it may drive up the prices. >> reporter: the deal won't be final until 2012. a spokesman said the merger may attract others to operate out of the airport especially since july marks it's doesiest month ever. cheryl connor. >> thank you. the doors opened at maryland's first casino. it officially started welcoming guests three day as head of schedule while a grand opening is planned for thursday. many folks came out today to check out cecil county's new addition. >> something to make -- bring the people into town. help lower our taxes a lit. >> it's exciting. very exciting. don't have to drive to delaware. >> reporter: the casino created 350 full time jobs, its open from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00

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boston built the first modern sewer system in the united states. ours was completed between 1877 and 1884. with this wonderful new sewer system, we were taking our filth and moving it out to the ocean. of course, all of this was untreated. in the 1960s, we were still pumping all of our sewage out to moon island, untreated. we would get swimmers here, never knowing, in the middle of summer, why you would have a cold. well, we were swimming in diluted sewage. melosi: the major way to deal with pollution, at least until early into the 20th century, was through the process of dilution. the assumption was that the capacity of rivers and streams, and even the seas, allowed for certain levels of pollution that eventually would purify themself. as we get later into the 20th century, it becomes clear that the volumes of waste made dilution unworkable as a single solution. and so treatment became the ways in which we deal with pollution. narrator: to protect public health, starting in the 1950s and '60s, there was a push to put in wastewater treatment plants

we were ordered over downtown boston and we spent the next six hours setting up the north cap over bostonk of my day. i would be more than happy to expand on it and answer any questions about that day. >> my name is chuck savall. i would like to thank these two fighter pilots for what they did that day and what they would have been willing to do if they had had to. if you did not get that, joe was going to take off without weapons and half to take down an airplane. the odds of him dying while doing that were extremely high. my personal role -- i was the captain of the midwest express flight from the walkie to new work, -- from milwaukee to newark. we were only 10 miles apart. we were right behind them. we descended into newark on a normal and beautiful morning. we got into a holding pattern, which you normally get in bad weather. sometimes if there is a lot of traffic, you get those on a nice day. we asked the controller why we were getting the holding pattern in he would not tell us, which is very unusual -- and he would not tell us, which is very unusual. that was my first clue somethin

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boston. nope. what? got it wrong. sorry. it's the boston tea party. no. it says right here it's "the boston tea party." oh. huh. i'm gonna have a long island tea party. captioning provided by alva access--www.alvabraille.com captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bllir lee, thank you for brinning us up-to-date on that situation. right now move to the "late edition" aad it starts right now. >> key races to decide but -oters do not rush to the polls. >> turnout is light. >> we are focused like a laser beam seven weekk from now. >> candidates look ahead as the votes are still being counted.3 the winnerssand looers on primary eleetion night in maryland. >> we're tracking two hurricanes in the atlantic. wwo could see the impact of aa3 categooy 2, and wwen it may hit >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> and welccme back. i am jeff barnd..3 >> and i am jennifer gilbert. we continue our vote 2010 ú%verage tonight. one of the big races we are folllwing, the race for state's attorne

or patterson, the entire community is behind this boston team and this family right now. >> he was laid to rest earlier last week. >>> firefighters are family and so fitting they celebrate life together and tonight baltimore county gathered to remember 47 career and volunteer members who died this year while out of uniform. >> the fire service is a family. once you join the service are you part of that family. we all recognized that and that's why worshiped here. >> there is a website offering amazing deals at local restaurants but what is the catch? we will let you know. ? plus officials spent part of the weekend making sure unused prescriptions don't end up in the wrong hands. >>> it was a busy day at a golf course but they weren't your normal weekend warriors there. is much more to tell you about. >> we will have periods of rain over the next several hours. steadier stuff will move in tomorrow and then i will tell you when you can put away the rain gear in the seven day forecast. that's all coming up. don't go away. [ female announcer ] swiffer 360 duster attracts so much dust, you'l

you also be hearing from the president of the boston fed and the president of the cleveland federal reserve bank. of course, we happen to have a governor who will speak in a few minutes. we always were to get top policy and practitioner participants at these events, we have made a special effort to reach for new voices that go beyond the usual suspects. this effort has been aided by the use of technology. we are pro-life live web streaming this event to an actual audience -- we are live web streaming this event to an actual audience. many people who would like to

> tom: it's our exclusive interview with eric rosengren, president of the federal reserve bank of boston. you're watching "nightly business report" for wednesday, september 29. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening everyone. should the federal reserve take more action to fix the economy? one fed policymaker today called on the central bank to respond "aggressively and vigorously." that's what boston fed president eric rosengren told "nightly business report" in our exclusive interview. his view is critical because he's a voting member of the central bank's key policy- setting committee. >> tom: but susie, two other officials-- the presidents of the minneapolis and philadelphia fed banks-- disagreed with rosengren. they said today they're opposed to the central bank making another round of bond purchases to boost economic activity. >> susie: when i talked with rosengren, i

wet along much of the east coast, with flooding on i-95, from boston to philadelphia.n the carolinas. showers could make it slick on i-84 from detroit to chicago. and i-90 from milwaukee to indianapolis. >> if you're flying today, you can expect airport delays in boston, philadelphia, new york, washington, charlotte and miami. >>> there has been disturbing testimony in the case of an army sergeant, accused of launching a plan to kill innocent 1i68ians in afghanistan. >> it's among the most serious war crime cases to come out of the afghan war so far. brian ross has more from the hearing. >> reporter: in february, in a call for help from his army base in afghanistan. adam winfield told his parents in florida, via facebook, that his staff sergeant was murdering innocent afghan civilians. but he didn't feel safe telling anyone on the base about it. >> he said, if he told anybody over there, he would never make it past that night. he would never make it home. >> reporter: winfields say they called six different army officers and a senator to get help. >> thank you for call