we have more than 900 different funds here at the boston foundation. we're delighted to have lots of donors who do work with us, and we work closely with them throughout the year. we also do a tremendous amount of discretionary grant making, we make the combined $80 million of grants to the boston community and throughout the area every year, and we also play the role of a major civic leader for ourty and our region and our -- for our city and our region and our state. we publish research, we bring people together to discuss important issues many of which are brought to us by our very well known boston indicators project, and we help inform and drive public policy on a whole range of strategies that the foundation feels are the things that really, um, are high leverage for our community. so we're honored tonight to have with us all three authors of the book "to more than give: the six practices of donors who changed the world." this book, we feel, is a really important contribution to the literature of philanthropy and social change. we also think it's

police officers at the height of the occupy boston movement now wired reports of boston police are targeting these two individuals because they released several documents which reveal personal information on a forty senior officers and even the boston mayor tom menino now in the subpoena the boston days requested all available subscriber information for the county or accounts associated with the following information including ip address logs for account creation and for activity during the period of december eighth to the thirteenth according to the web pro news the da is also looking for account information on anybody who included the hashtags of boston p.d. and dox cake in their tweets which is truly absurd because there are thousands of people who included those hashtags so the boston p.d. to make such a request i think reveals one of two things either a serious lack of understanding about how hashtags are used or not or disregard for free speech but my guess is that it's a mix of both and we should note that twitter carries a policy that will only notify users excuse me that it will not

boston showed that you could do it. there was a moment of real cooperation and it is sent back to that seem less happy state. and there is a lorain partly through the book as i saw this kind of agency politics and political politics destroy these efforts in cities that i began to see the basic pattern and it still holds true and that is we know how to control the bad guys. the bad guys are not a problem. i have yet to figure out how to control the good guys. >> i work for the public defender's office and see the inequities that exist and how this affects the dynamics you're talking about. for example, the reform that hasn't been done, the minimum, lack of money for basic kinds of things. they get me out of boston. i am not so sure i agree. could you speak to that? i see that real problem. >> let's be careful about what i said. i didn't say we don't need more resources and more attention to this problem. of what i said is we don't need anything else to create fundamental public safety in these communities and that's true

boston show that you could do it. there was this moment of real cooperation and it is not back to that seamless, happy state. and there is a line part way through the book as i saw this kind of agency politics and lyrical politics destroy these efforts in the cities, that i began to see the basic pattern here and it still holds true and that is that we know how to control the bad guys. the bad guys are not the problem. i have yet to figure out how to control the good guys. >> i wonder if you could speak on the issue of -- i work for the public defenders office and see the inequities that exist and the dynamics you are talking about. for example they corollary form that has not been done. the lack of money for basic kinds of things. the gang member will say get me out of boston, get my tattoos off. i'm not sure if i agree that. could you speak to that? i see that as a real problem. >> let's be careful about what i said. i didn't say we don't need more resources and more attention to this problem. what i said was, we do

he served as chief of boston e.m.s. and assistant director of the boston health commission. he has served as an interim manager. and for all of boston's major planned events including the boston marathon and the 2004 democratic national convention. no word yet of the boston red sox world series. as a consultant, -- [laughter] >> as a consultant to the pentagon and the defense department he served on the 9/11 after action team to assess medical consequence medical policy and procedures. more recently, rich was on the ground at the site of the devastating tornadoes in the coast and joplin, missouri and rich, thank you for speaking with us and strengthening our communities today. [applause] >> good morning. >> what's this about the red sox? we've had two world series in the last 10 years. graduations -- congratulations on yours, but we're with you unfortunately this year in the world series, observing. 22 years ago as you heard, i have been in d.c. in fema for the last two years, but 22 years ago i was in boston. and we usually don't get earthquakes in boston, and saw the image

in supports, is boston that good or is orlando that bad?s fred roggin. >>> good morning, after struggling the first month of the season the boston celtics appear to be turning things around and last night they simply dominated the magic. off to boston we go. celts held the magic to franchise low in points and field goals. paul pierce scored 19 and orlando scored 20 points in the entire second half. celts beat the magic by 31. >>> great finish in new orleans. spurs up two. 13 seconds to play. jarrett jack threw up a wild layup. landry there to tip it in and the score is tied. plenty of time for tim duncan. running hook and nothing but net. he had 28 but none bigger than that one. the spurs win. >>> kevin love had a field day against the rockets. 39 points and 12 boards but that wasn't enough. the t'wolves fell apart in the fourth and minnesota needed more love. >>> the red wings beat the blues at home. datsyuk scored his 14th goal of the season. red wings have the best mark in the league. >>> if it seems like every week another championship

. >> we have to drive to boston to find one.e said ravens fans would stay in providence or boston. we decided to hit the road to see what we could find. we found a bar called the ravens nest. >> let's go! fans may want to make a stop here on main street. we found a bar and restaurant that made us feel like we're back home in baltimore. the owner had to change the name this week for fear of losing local business. >> i woke up in the middle of the weekend realized we'd would not get anyone for the game. i said we would have to call it the patriots nest for the week, but all ravens fans are welcome. >> there's plenty to see. you can see where single atoms once gave speeches that inspired our independence from -- samuel adams once gave speeches that inspired our independence from britain. >> we have the best irish food in boston. possibly on the east coast. >> for the best seed coat, two police officers told us to come here -- for the best seafood, two police officers told us to come here. the lobsters are huge. >> we probably do 72

king's dream a reality in boston. no matter what any other community might do, we in boston will honor dr. king in peace." that was leadership. and it helped. cities across the country exploded in violence, but boston summoned relative restraint and james brown called kevin "a swinging cat." of course, difficult times lay ahead. turbulent period of racial strife. but kevin white sought to shepherd boston through those difficult times and in the process he ushered in the remarkable city that we know today. he did his best to hold the city together, walking the streets by reaching out, fighting with every ounce to get boston where it is today. at one point he led a march of 30,000 people to protest racial violence. kevin white was, according to his most famous campaign slogan, "a loner in love with the city." but this self-proclaimed loaninger did love boston and boston loved him bafnlgt his wide circle of friend friends rd close throughout his life. he was devoted to his wife of 5 years, katherine, to his five children

heavy rain tapers off from boston down to philly. windy from new york to the carolinas. >> 55 in atlanta. 43 in boston. dallas 45. freezing 16 in the twin cities. even colder, 4 degrees in fargo. 30s from billings to salt lake city. and 60 in sacramento. >>> well, two chinese institutions came together to launch a rather unique project. the first, former nba star yao ming, and the second was a half dozen of china's giant pandas. >> speaking of giant, it's yao ming. he is huge. >> he's a big boy. >> well, he was there to help open what's being called a semi-wild enclosure for the pandas. the hope is that these pandas, which were born in captivity, can eventually be introduced into the wild. >> it is a long-term project, to say the least. the experts claim the project won't reach its goals for 50 years. that's a long timeline. >> good to see he's doing some goodwill in his retirement. >> yeah. good for him. more "world news now" when we

durant and the the boston celtics, they have older guys. things are not necessarily going their way. the boston celtics came back from 30 points to beat the orlando magic >> you are down 27 points. >> have you ever been in a bar fight? fog i forgot you were doing an interview. go ahead. cahill adhered unlike

i grew up in the boston area and lived in different parts of boston. went to catholic price school in dorchester, a section of boston. -- i went to catholic high school in dorchester, a section of boston. because of my parents, my brothers and i were all blessed to go to harvard university. that is where i went to school. it was intense. i stayed there for law school and have a master's in public policy from there. those are subjects i decided to study because i was interested in public service and public policy issues and government. >> you grew up in the boston area. what made you want to make the transition and moved to san francisco? what motivated you to get involved in politics question marks before i ran for office, and worked in san francisco as a criminal prosecutor and civil rights attorney. i got to understand how much of a be in san francisco is to the rest of the world for social justice. i spent a number of years helping to grow a small business. i got to understand the innovative spirit in san francisco. at night, i volunteered as a neig

is that a stadium in boston? no, it is here. the chesapeake bay crowds are fantastic and famous. >> speaking of famous, a photographer from the boston globe got a kick out of seeing me back out in raven's gear and he asked me to do the grunt caskey spike. i played along because not much of this on sunday. [laughter] that was kind of fun. he was surprised to see my raven's earrings. i even had purple tennis shoes on. i did some shopping and that is what we will show you at 6:00 p.m. i walked into one store and the lady said, oh, you were the enemy. and i said, yes, but i'm the enemy with money. i was buying something for my daughter. folks have been very nice to us. at 6:00 p.m., listen to a woman who claims she is a patriot and and does not even know who they are playing on sunday. of course, i had to tell her, go ravens. >> they are getting no respect. meanwhile, our friends in boston are bragging about their city, saying they have the first andway system, matt damon cos tom brady and his apparent model wife giselle. -- his sup

partly cloudy and 48 in boston? that's like april forecast. very mild air in place on the eastern seaboard as you go out this morning. temperatures not bad in the ohio valley. 41. a little above average. no pig snowstobig snowstorms an air. more storms in the forecast. >> this whole winter is like bizarre in january. >> bizarre is what you're looking for. >> bill, thanks. >>> coming up, apple applying pressure on iran. a. >>> a new ring tone from a very unlikely artist. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus a if you -- few years ago, she dumped her prime time show for bigger and better things and now she is singing a different tune. >>> stanley cup mvp snubs the president. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back. i'm lynn berry. here are your top headlines this morning. >>> a former cia officer has been arrested and facing charges of illegally disclosing classified information. >>> the u.s. supreme court voted unanimously nens allowing police to good gps technology to track suspects without first getti

"boston globe" snubbing mitt romney once again. massachusetts' largest newspaper giving its endorsement to jon huntsman for the republican nomination. four years ago the "globe" chose john mccain over romney. you remember that romney was governor of massachusetts? can't get the endorsement of the paper there? yikes. >>> virginia's governor and lieutenant governor are calling on the state's republican party to do away with loyalty oath for voters to sign in order to participate in the gop primary in march. governor bob mcdonald said the oath is unenforceable and could work against the party's interests. the aclu has threatened to sue if the oath stays in place. >>> and a mother of the l.a. arson suspect, harry burkhart has her own date in federal court. dorothy burkhart is facing deportation to germany. her son is accused in more than 50 arson fires that were allegedly triggered by her recent immigration hearing. >>> and if you're doing the math, the countdown is on. to new hampshire. >> four, three, two -- one. front page faces com

the northeast rain drenches i-95 from boston to philadelphia.et and icy on i-90 from buffalo to new england. snowy highways in the midwest. high winds on i-40 from oklahoma city to memphis. >> calling out six tomorrow. thank you for >> and you don't drive. >> if you're flying today, airport delays possible in boston, new york, philly, d.c., detroit, memphis, atlanta. a rough travel day. >>> two bomb shell revelations have emerged on what casey anthony was saying as her trial approached. >> she told psychologists that her father drowned caylee in the family pool. >> anthony says she was drugged at a party, blacked out, and then raped. she says she doesn't know who caylee's father is but claims she loved her daughter at first sight. >>> and joran van der sloot will be sentenced to murder tomorrow. he pleaded guilty. his attorney claimed the killing was triggered by a sort of post traumatic stress disorder. >>> state officials said they found no basis about recent complaints about the hospital where beyonce gave birth. some parents said they were k

mostly 50s from boston to t a lan that. miami, always the nice spot, warms up to 82. >>> well, coming up from burritos to breakfast, taco bell announces a plan to open early. >>> plus, to buy or not to buy. tv deals before the big game might be less than super this year. >>> and bueller's back. matthew broderick. a sn >>> welcome back, everyone. overseas markets are mixed to start the final trading day of the week. tokyo's nikkei average was down just eight points today. hong kong's hang seng was up 23 points. in london, the ftse opened slightly lower but continues to fluctuate. the dow was down 22 points. the nasdaq down 13 points. >>> today, the debt ceiling will once again be raised. senate republicans were not able to muster enough votes to vote down the president's request. >>> starbucks is soaring. the biggest gain last quarter since the recession began. the success is attributed to store openings and rolling out single-serve coffee. >>> for those looking for a breakfast burrito, now you can go to taco bell. they're p

same for you in boston.he bottom line is there's still no real signs of winter showing up as we head into the upcoming weekend. the only people that have to worry about wet weather is those along the coast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. we're going to watch temperatures for the most part being on the very warm side. xharle et charlotte, north carolina, 62. orlando, florida, 70. columbus, ohio, temperatures in the 50s. so, great weather conditions. i think yesterday we almost set 200 record highs across the country. i mean, it was just one of the most insanely warm days. >> i saw that look on your face. you're jealous. >> a little. >> you were jealous you weren't out there. >> some of the warm air is heading to the east. people will be golfing on the east coast come this weekend. >> yourself included, i'm sure, right? >> not this weekend. >>> jobs pick up. a barnes & noble bummer and why have you to be careful paying bills over the phone. >>> plus, chris brown's interesting strategy fo

a delay at boston and o'donnell.ext r-i-d-e and help us improve our service. >> we're keeping our eye on the next storm system which is still doubt into the south. you can see the span. that is the low pressure moving into the north and east. moving into kentucky. it is mainly just rain and the rain is creeping caraway. that will affect the temperatures -- the rate is is creeping our way. 27 in parkton. kind of all over the place about who is above freezing or below. there may be some frost on your windshield. temperatures will be at least into the low to mid 40's today. this happens around the afternoon. 45 or 46 downtown. the rain is moving in from the west and arriving after 1:00 p.m. tonight the rain will continue. we stay a very mild with the rain in place. lows around 40 degrees. clouds increasing throughout the morning. most of the rain arriving in the afternoon. the heaviest of the stuff leucine just-in-time for rush hour -- the heaviest of the stuff moves in just in time for rush hour. we do have clouds movi

allah with reporters from "thei boston globe" have four years of reporting in today's profile of y,e presidential contender.romne michael kranish, let me ask you the most -- i guess the bigearsr ctendion about that romney. what is it that animates or informs his desire for publicyoa office? >> guest: well, suzanne, that for public office?n. >> well, susan, that's a great question. in the book, we try to explain a bit about the family history and about his relationship with his father, george romney, who of course was governor of michigan, tried to run for president and dropped out before the first primary in new hampshire when he had problems. it's really very easy to see straight line there, mitt is trying to fulfill where his father failed, not just to succeed, but because he shares some of the same ambitions. he has a calling for public service as he sees it. he's been thinking about this from an early age, as a teenager, he was following his father around when his father was running for governor, he was in the state house as a young teenager. late at night, there is anecdote desc

joining us from boston nexus. orlando. katie, a democrat.ou're on. >> i would -- i have a questionn regarding mitt romney. how he proposes basically to wip over the evangelical vote in- florida or in other states. also, i am concerned regarding the crest it appears -- affairs regarding keeping checks and balances, the way the constitution sets forth, checks how balances. how do we propose to keep our leaders held accountable by concerned citizens? patches to represent myself as e concerned citizen. i did get occupy wall street, only because i am a concernedtrt citizen. people are concerned about the state of affairs. >> guest: of surrey, to t questions, what was the first? >> host: are you still there? >> caller: regarding mittow whatey, how does he propose, aionis plan of action to win over the evangelical vote? >> guest: right.ht, good question.in t in the last campaign of 2008 are right about this quite a bit in the chapter. they went to great lengths because they certainly wereere concerned about the view that some christians have a morm

information and they're also rely on the courts to back them up just yesterday we told you about boston police trying to get information about two twitter users who they allege shared personal information about police when occupy boston the camp at dewey park was evacuated and not only are they going after two specific accounts but the boston p.d. is subpoenaing the information on anybody who used the occupy boston hash tag in their tweets which would include thousands of tweeters and the brazen attempt of bullying social media sites into giving up personal information about people who participate in social movements of the government just doesn't happen to like a case in point also the wiki leaks grand jury case which is currently under way in alexandria virginia the government has been trying to get information on three wiki leaks supporters are due to john's daughter jacob and now however those three supporters have been fighting a court order that's requesting their information from twitter let me give you a little backstory here the justice department served twitter with a subpoena

in the public garden in boston, there's a statue for charles, and all it says there is sumner. there's no explanation as to who he was, no explanation who the sculptor was. most people, i think, probably more than one out of a thousand people in boston has no idea who he was. if they have any thought about it, it's probably that he built the sumner tunnel in boston, which he did not. he went to paris because he wanted to attend lectures, and he attended lectures of all kinds, and he took notes. he crammed in french before he started the lecture attendaps, and he became fluent in it, and he took notes on everything, everything imaginable. one day, his mind began to stray a little because the professor was running on a little longer than he expected, so he began looking around at the other students in the hall. the hall is still there, by the way, and there's close to a thousand students in the hall, and he noticed that the black students were treated just as everyone else. they talked the same, dressed the same, and they had the same ambitions that he had, and he wrote in his jo

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is the painting the information on anybody who used the occupy boston hash tag in their tweets which would include thousands of tweeters and the brazen exam to bowling social media sites and to giving up personal information about people who participate in social movements of the government just doesn't happen to like a case in point also the weekly grand jury case which is currently under way in alexandria virginia the government has been trying to get information on three wiki leaks supporters to john's daughter jacob and now however those three supporters have been fighting a court order that's requesting their information from twitter let me give you a little backstory here the justice department served twitter with a subpoena back in two thousand and ten in december of two thousand and ten and just like we noted yesterday twitter carries its own policy to inform their users of anybody out there seeking information on that but unlike the situation with the boston occupy movement this time the government was using order called an eighteen u.s.c. twenty seven twenty seven zero thre

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cody ross goes to boston. say good-bye day for the 49ers. every year we like to send a crew down and there they are. professional athletes back packing their bags. here is the story. kyle williams had the ball go off his knee. he was strip of the ball. roll it into kyle williams if you would, please. mark taking the night off. what happens here is -- you know, these people that watch football, very -- a fraction of the fan base, some gone on twitter and issued death threats to kyle williams and his families. williams said hey, yeah, i probably blew the game but his team has his back. >> nobody feels worse than he does. some of the things i read, some of the things i have seen, yun one of those feelings you don't ever want to feel on the football field. to give it upch up -- give it up, it is painful. >> things happen. he did a good job all year. football game. >> all right. real quick for you 49ers fans. awards handed out today. justin smith won the award. teams most inspirational player on the field. alex smith won the award for a role mode

the big snub as the boston bruins visit the white house.nd in sports, a big celebration and the big snub as the boston bruins visit the white house. it looks like he wants some gas. how's it going, gentlemen? what's up, man? m, 6 juvÉderm® xc, is the gel filler your doctor uses to instantly smooth out lines right here. temporary side effects include redness, pain, firmness, swelling, bumps, or risk of infection. ask your doctor about juvÉderm® xc. new york is going to be breezy, 52. miami, sunny, 80 degrees. chicago, rainy, 32. dallas, rainy, 62. l.a. is going do be sunny but 70 degrees. time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows a thick band of clouds stretching. another system runs the length of the country from the southwest to canada. storms are lurking off the coast of the pacific northwest and it's clear over the nation's heartland. >>> in sports a big day for hockey. the boston bruins went to the white house but their mvp goalie did not show up. president obama honored the team yesterday for win

let's talk about the boston globe endorsement.ell-worded language, the boston globe said, jon huntsman would be a better president. but if he fails, he could still make mitt romney a better candidate. i want to unpack this in two separate questions. the first is, does the boston globe endorsement help your husband or is it potentially -- does it potentially hurt him insofar as he is seen as too far left or too moderate, as it were? >> listen, i think it always helps when you have someone doing their due diligence and looking into the candidate, and making judgment on that. what they said in there is that he is a bold leader. whether you are republican, independent or democrat, you find that jon has the characteristics that is reunique in today's race. >> as far as helping mitt romney, i know it's been difficult for your husband to sort of get out of the bottom of the pack, and i'm wondering, your husband spoke of being up against the tyranny of the clock, saying he wished he had time to get to every corner of new hampshire. today

i'm quoting from "the boston globe." do not judge me. pay back from an irish setter who had been riding on the roof in the wind for hours. as the rest of the boys joined in the howls of disgust, romney coolly pulled off the highway into a service station. he borrowed a hose, washed down seamus and the car and hopped back on the highway. a teeny free view of a trait he would grow famous for in business. emotion-free crisis management. that was published at the end of 2007. at the end of the summer, he ron the ames, iowa, straw poll for president. right after he won that straw poll he went on fox news sunday. the host of fox news sunday asked mr. romney about this dog business. >> back in 1983. you took your irish setter seamus on oo 12-hour road trip tied to the roof of your car. inside a kennel. >> yes, yes. >> i have a yellow lab named winston. i would no sooner put him in a kennel on the roof of my car than i would one of my children. question. what were you thinking? >> this is a completely airtight kennel. and mounted on the top of o