start letting boston work for us, i'm telling you. i understand, boston.an't snap my fingers on this, the decision goes up to the attorney general. this is mine, rick. release the god damn pictures. it was a terrible tragedy. recent. it is difficult to make a hollywood film about such a tragedy so recently? and the director has been faithful as much as he can and to those affected by the tragedy and injured, the people with the amputations. the people at the end of the film discussing how they put their lives back together. it's a healing process for the town of boston. there is mark wahlberg, a poster boy for boston. i kept thinking ted was going to come along and swear. it's a strange film. it is all about boston. what it does not do is examine the motives of the brothers, who out of nowhere caused this carnage. while it does feature them, they go in their homes and feature their wives, but it does not probe the motives. that is the fear. how can the renegade terrorists provoke such a carnage and bring the city to its knees? that is more interesting for

start letting boston work for us, i'm telling you. i understand, boston. i can't snap my fingers on this, the decision goes up to the attorney general. i'll call him. this is my city, rick! release the god damn pictures. it was a terrible tragedy. recent. it is difficult to make a hollywood film about such a tragedy so recently? and the director has been faithful as much as he can and to those affected by the tragedy and injured, the people with the amputations. the people at the end of the film discussing how they put their lives back together. it's a healing process for the town of boston. there is mark wahlberg, a poster boy for boston. it's a strange film. it is all about boston. what it does not do is examine the motives of the tsarnaev brothers, who out of nowhere caused this carnage. while it does feature them, they go in their homes and feature their wives, but it does not probe the motives. that is the fear. how can the renegade terrorists provoke such a carnage and bring the city to its knees? that is more interesting for me. so it was a bit hurr

got out of boston. ther, we focus on reallyiescial growing the companies that are here. >> reporter: has there been any local pushback or blowback? i mean, i read a few op-eds here and there that said, "oh, you know, g.e. is a multibillion- dollar company. they don't need this type of money put before them." >> there are certainly people who have said that they don't think g.e. should, you know, get any incentives, and i understand where they're coming from. but if you talk to most people who pay attention to this sort of thing and study these kinds of things, having a company like g.e. here in boston and in massachusetts is going to pay back ten times over in a whole variety of ways. >> reporter: do you think connecticut could have done more to prevent g.e. from leaving? >> it's my view, based on a lot of interaction with g.e. and with the community in which they operate and with some of the employees, that g.e. was on a road to make a change. i think that decision actually was made long before we got

the first one boston has seen since 2015.his thing will wind down, and you will see a few more inches as it does so. winds the bigger issue with this, and tomorrow morning, it will be uncomfortable to say the least, and anything on the road will flash freeze. teens and single numbers, and it will be well below zero in spots, and another wicked storm for boston come monday. >> monday another storm. rob marciano and the crew. glad you're all okay. come on back inside as well. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. news of this explosion on a nuclear power plant. new information tonight. >>> the fire, and the concerns about probable raid occasion. >>> the dramatic rescue. emergency crews smashing through the window, struggling to pull him free. >>> and the basket brawl in madison square garden overnight. new images congreming in today the former nba star shoving security, and then arrested. we have new reporting on this front as well. we'll be right back. with new herbal essences bursting with argan

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they didn't have school yesterday in boston.ly on monday they won't have school either. >> well, you were spot on with this one. so i'm going to take your word for it. thank you, bill. >>> president trump is keeping out his outreach to the business this time meeting with airline executives yesterday. he promised to roll back regulations, reduce their taxes and work to rebuild the nation's airports. >> some of you were saying yesterday to me that you go to china, you go to japan to have fast trains all over the place. we don't have one. i don't want to compete with your business, but we don't have one. and it's the same thing with our airports. our airports used to be the best. now they are at the bottom of the list. >> airline executives also urged the president to reform the federal aviation administration, the faa, by removing air traffic control operations from then to a nonprofit cooperation. the president did not commit to that but is looking for ways to modernize the agency. >>> some of the patriots are getting political a

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this on a boston street swerving out of control as the snow began to fall. tractor trailer rolling over on the new york state freeway today. the snow has been blinding for much of the day, the northeast, crossing a snowy street in hoboken there. school will shut down. thousands in the dark in at this hour, and abc's linsey davis on the weather. >> reporter: the most powerful winter storm of the season has not yet released its grip on the northeast. heavy, wet snow fell as fast as 4 inches an hour in some areas. tens of thousands are without power. in pennsylvania, this chain reaction crash north of scranton. our linzie janis is in neighboring new jersey. >> reporter: visibility is extremely poor. there is so much snow coming down, and plows aren't able to catch up. >> reporter: jackknifed buses in new york city. on long island, our eva pilgrim is with stranded drivers. >> reporter: all up and down the long island expressway, cars getting stuck on and off the exit ramps. >> hit the brake! >> reporter: in wooster, massachusetts, some streets are sheets of ice.

preparations are under way for the celebration later today in boston.s overnight arrival and the boston globe's dewy defeats true man moment as some newspapers they delivered the wrong headline. >> what happened there. >> we'll explain. >>> then the terrifying moment a teen's laptop burst into flames. what he thinks caused it and what the company is saying this morning. >>> then see what happened at an nba game that got this reaction. it's already being called one of the greatest basketball moments ever. stay with us on this tuesday, february 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> speaking of greatest ever, halftime show. >> the michael jackson one. >> he's been singing bad romance all day long. >> it was a good 15 minutes. >> every commercial break, poker face, poker face. >>> good morning to you all. we'll start this half houro with the growing fight between president trump and the federal courts over his travel ban. >>> the justice department filed a 15-page brief defending the travel ban saying it was not a ban on muslims. a

autria: snow city, philly, and boston.n believe yesterday in new york we were setting record temperatures, record high temperatures -- 65 degrees out of jfk airport. take a look time me now. that is not the case. you're seeing these snow plows going by dozens of times as we have been out here the last couple of hours. this snow in new york started a couple hours ago. it had been raining throughout the night. it was still very warm. it had been cooling off throughout the night since the record highs yesterday. today we could see a foot, maybe more than a foot in new york. school systems are already closed for the day in new york city. school systems in boston and philadelphia are also closed as well. boston could see about 15 inches there. this is of course wreaking havoc on the airports in the northeast. canceled for today. these guys are doing their jobs, doing the best they can. people in new york are going to be out and about getting to work. people are going to be trying to use the subway system, the trains, the buses.

boston schools out tomorrow. have a good snow day for the kids of boston. they are not even going to try it tomorrow. they could get 18 inches of snow here. all non-essential employees in new jersey, new york. connecticut, massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont, rhode island. enjoy the day off to allow the emergency crews to get out here and get to the people in need. i am sad to say, steve, that i haven't seen the thunder snow people are talking about. i know you have al there to walk us through it. that's the talk. the talk of thunder snow up and down the northeast corridor. >> i am actually -- i can judge where you are right now, cal. i think you just drove past my old college dorm there at boston university. you have seen new york today. you have seen boston today. the cities are just pretty much shut down now, huh? >> yeah. and when you get into the center of these cities, whether it's new york or it's boston, it gets worse. and that's because the snow, obviously, piles up. snow on the roadways, and the priority is to keep the highways open, not necessa

. >>> super bowl champ, their fans ready to party in boston today. everyone has tom brady's permission. what more do you need to attend the festivities. >>> if tom brady says so do we get the day off in new york as well. >> absolutely, i think so. not so much in atlanta. >>> good tuesday morning to you all. we'll start with two major events being watched closely today by the white house. >> well, first up that marathon overnighter still playing out on the floor of the senate right now of capitol hill. democrats mounting a 24-hour talk-a-thon to get one more republican to cross the aisle and vote against betsy devos. president trump's pick for secretary of education. >> this comes as a decision on the legality of the president's travel ban could come as early as this evening. abc's maggie rulli joins us from washington with the latest. a lot to keep track of this morning, maggie. >> reporter: it's a lot to keep track of every morning. today no different. the trump administration comes out fighting defending their for secretary of education. >> we had

." >> do you think the parties have stopped in boston? >> i doubt it. >> i think some are just getting under way. some have lost their voices. many in boston -- >> passed out. >> exactly. calling it the greatest super bowl ever. the new england patriots of course dug themselves out of a 25-point hole against the atlanta falcons. >> and forced the game into overtime. the first overtime in super bowl history by the way. the patriots won 34-28 when james white ran two yards into when lady gaga came out for her halftime show, the falcons were firmly in control. so was the singer, leaping off the roof of nrg stadium, then performing with hundreds of seeingers, dancers, and yes, drones. >> we had 300 drones that were powered there from intel, that shot was pretaped by the way. patriots fans back home, in the meantime, at the end of all of this, taking to the streets of boston. celebrating at nrg stayed wum with the crew, booing roger goodell as he took to the stage. you can see they're all dressed up including that guy with the jacket. and this

there are no other stories in boston. that's it.have come up with something -- >> it will get better. >> it will get better. >>> making news in america this morning, wow. the new england patriots shocking the atlanta falcons in overtime, pulling off the greatest comeback in super bowl history. that is the moment right there. tom brady winning his fifth record championship. >>> fighting back. the white house is appealing after a court refuse to reinstate president trump's travel ban. the president is lashing out. restrictions now on hold. >>> the fierce battle on a collision course with the supreme court. >>> the west coast hit hard yet again. states from california to colorado on alert for heavy rain and snow, as a new system forms over the middle of the country and it's moving east. >>> and going gaga. the pop icon with a show-shopping halftime

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boston has lots of old buildings.hadn't burnt it to the ground in the civil war. instead, atlanta is shiny and new. check out the new street car. ding, ding. >> unlike landlocked atlanta, boston is a waterfront city where fishermen bring in their catch to ship across america. >> the georgia aquarium is the place to be with over 10 million gallons of water, the largest aquarium in the western hemisphere. this one tank is literally the size of a football field. >> mo, there's just no beating boston, from the home of paul revere to the american revolution, this city is known as the cradle of liberty. >> atlanta has more than 70 streets named peachtree. >> here is america's very first college, harvard university in nearby cambridge. >> fyi, michelle, atlanta has 30 universities and colleges and moorehouse, the alma mater of dr. martin luther king jr., also the home of atlanta. back to you and the hometown of whitey bulgur. >> pretty good, mo. but boston's symphony hall has been called america's finest concert hall. here i

let's check on weather from al in boston. >> hey, it's a chilly, beautiful morning here in boston.. mostly cloudy. taking the showers out of the forecast. 71 at kickoff. halftime, will lady gaga be on the roof? if she is, no rain, 67 degrees and mostly cloudy. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happeningn neck of the woods. >> good friday morning. chilly start to the day. temperatures are feeling like the 20s for the most part. 28 is what it feels like in the district. gaithersburg feeling li 22 degrees. leesburg, 20. frederick feeling like 25. for today, cooler than yesterday, 43 for the high temperature. mostly cloudy. we'll see late day clearing. tonight will be colder, temperatures in the s. by the time you wake up saturday morning feeling like the teens. high temperatures in the upper 30s. by super bowl sunday wre talking abt any. >>> guys, we want to finish the show off with a bang here from boston. captain campbell, please, i leave it in your command. >> thank you, sir. company, ready! present. fire! [ cheers and applause ] al, thank you. commander al.

boston could get over a foot. >>> and ahead of the storm, speaking of boston, some scenes here, not funng. it's hard to stop your car when it's sliding down a steep hill sideways bouncing off your neighbor's vehicle like a billiard ball or as a neighbor said bumper cars. amazingly no one was hurt in that incident yesterday and driving in the northeast will be tough sledding today because of that massive snowstorm. roads may also be snowy in northern minnesota and the western mountains. watch out for flooding along the west coast. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays are most likely in san francisco, philadelphia, new york and boston. >>> now to a serious accident that put several circus performers in the hospital. it all happened while they were practicing a difficult part of a routine. >> one of the famed wallenda family members was among those in that routine. abc's mara schiavocampo with more. >> reporter: circus disaster. five high-wire performers in sarasota, florida, losing their balance during practice plummeting 25 feet to the ground below. >> we have a total of five rescues

been canceled for boston and new york city. lester? >> blake mccoy, thank you. al roker is at the map. al, it was a no coat day around here. not the same tomorrow. >> i know. it's going to be such a big, big change. 13 states, 53 million people under some sort of winter weather advisory, watch or warning and even blizzard warnings for parts of long island and massachusetts. 6:00 a.m., the snow is going pretty well from d.c. up to new york. but because it's so warm in d.c., they won't get that much. by the afternoon, we start to see those winds increase, up to 35, 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts. snowfall rates, 1 to 2 inches per hour. we may hear thundersnow from new york all the way to boston. it moves -- it's a quick mover. that's the one good thing. it pulls away as the snow tapers off but still problems for commuters in boston and new england. washington and baltimore, less than an inch. 6 to 8 in philly. 8 to 12 in new york. lester, anywhere from 8 to 12 inches throughout much of new england. >> i know you'll have the latest i

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in boston, 18 inches of snow, a full-fledged blizzard up there. this storm slamming the northeast during the day today. new york saw nine inches in central park. 18 inches in the boston area. it is just brutal. some of the computer models are actually giving boston an even stronger storm coming up on monday, just a few days away. by the way, that next one misses us to the north too. just gives us some rain showers on monday. actual temperature tomorrow, going for a high of 39 degrees. with more sun and less wind, not going to be all that bad. a cold friday, but not all that bad at all. look at this, we go from 39 back to 60 on saturday. sunday is a day. i think we'll see showers north and west of washington. some areas south could easily hit 70. 46 and windy on monday. looking good for valentine's day. wednesday and thursday tracking another system, this one again one to watch. right now we've got a chance of showers wednesday, rain or snow on thursday. >>> coming up, a closer look at the federal hiring freeze. the impact it's having on the work f

but boston is music to your ears.rtment hall and here's the pant building where aerosmith launched their career. >>l, want to close your eyes because i'm here with pat young, you know, the guitar hero guinness world record holder. you must work up quite an appetite doing that, huh? >> i'm starving. >> the varsity is the single biggest drive-in on the planet. it sells more than two miles of hot dogs each day and the biggest seller of coca-cola that's also based in atlanta. cheers. >> bostonians prae fehr a stronger doze of caffeine and dunkin' donuts has over 1,100 places in the area. i'm having tea because i hear this town throws one helluva tea parts. >> this place is what atlanta calls mek's dining room. >> it's a fwrt time of year to be in boston commons, whoo-hoo, >> well, georgia is tied with louisiana as the second most popular state for making means and it's the site of the newly revised tv series "ma giever" and the most popular movie in history takes place in georgia, "gone with the wind." >> as god is my wit

nothing like a snowstorm for northeast maryland all the way to boston.nd extended outlook, we finish with this. will the crazy temperature swings continue? what do you think? 73 today. 37 and windy by tomorrow afternoon. friday, 36 degrees. then 50's and 60's on sunday. pulling off monday and -- cooling off monday and tuesday. and normal by next week. crazy. jummy: very crazy. here is a preview of what is coming up tonight at 5:00 your >> -- 5:00. >> tonight at 5:00. >> one of the best compliments for an athlete is to say that they have heart. we met a standout that is on his second heart after a terrifying else. his return is nothing short of remarkable. >> and so is the surprise the school had for him. with havertys furniture, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. everything's on sale, now during havertys presidents day event. havertys. life looks good. jummy: surprises for several prince george county schools after a 90% graduation rate, something to be proud of. and we were there as the celeb

we had the boston marathon bombing in the city of boston, but, also, you can't stereotype saying everyuntry tore the seven countries they put on the list is a terrorist. they're not terrorists. they're good hard working people that want to earn a living ( applause ) >> trevor: that is a really tough spot to be in because you come from a city. many people can speak but very few come from a city where they have been victims of a terror attack. if somebody says to you, yeah, but mayor walsh, how are you going to protect us? >> the investment should be made in intelligence and in making sure there was a situation of a guy that killed a woman in san francisco and he had been deported five times, well, clearly there is a problem at the borders there, a probe with him continuing to get back in the country. if you want to make investments, make investments in t.s.a., border patrol, in areas that we keep the bad people out once we throw them out. my police department in boston, you know, we're not going to be immigration police. however, if we find somebody that commits a serious crime, we don'

jackie: schools in new york city, boston and philadelphia and washington, d.c.king the call to close schools. heather: let's get to janice dean. janice, it was over 60-degrees yesterday. janice: yeah we set records. 61, i believe, was the daytime high and now into 30's and we are getting a mixture of snow and sleet right now and i think the city did the right thing by telling people to stay off the roads because it's beginning to be ongoing for the next couple of hours. let's take a look at the maps to show you the temperatures you can see where they have dropped around the freezing mark in new york city, 38 in boston, the cold front is packing quite a punch, as you can see a rain event in philadelphia but that will transition very quickly and that's why i'm concerned that people are on the roads they're in for a not so welcome surprise as this transitions over to snow. it's going to be a thick, wet, heavy snow, people are urged to, you know, if you have back problems, respiratory problems, get somebody else to shovel. we are dealing with a lot of snow. blizzard

not only in boston but nationwide. >> the percentages of mental illness are off the charts. they are shocking. it's much harder once people begin to get older to tackle those deficits that have been growing and growing and growing over a period of time. >> though he was deemed competent enough to understand his charges and stand trial, a lifelong battle with mental illness is a reality for inmite corey allen. is he serving a two and a half year sentence at the house of corrections for an array of crimes. because he is now on medication, jail officials confirmed he was stable enough to consent to an interview. >> i'm here for armed robbery, possession of firearm, assault and battery, intimidating a witness, aggravated assault. that's it. >> straight from the bloody bean. ♪ you know what i mean [ bleep ] clapped up slapped up ♪ ♪ jacked up ♪ straight from the bloody bean [ bleep ] you know what i mean ♪ ♪ it's all ferocious, guns down token ♪ >> i couldn't let go of my past. i had to get revenge, it just happened to be on my birthday that i allegedly picked up this case, you k

boston we can show you a tweet from boston public schools. boston public schools will be out tomorrow as well. that gives you an idea of how much snow they're expecting. nonessential employees in the states of new jersey, new york, connecticut, massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont, rhode island, they're all home today. many will be home tomorrow as well. and the reason for that as we look at the roads is to allow emergency services to reach people in need if that's at home, if that's on the highway. fewer people out the better. this is definitely sort of one of those days where we do as i say and not as i do, kate, as we make our way to boston. >> you guys are being safe and driving slowly. don't head out there if you don't have to. thank you so much. be safe. >>> even martha stewart by the way feeling effects of the nor'easter tweeting this out this afternoon. i decided to plow. now i am stuck. darn. we'll send help up there. coming up, a group of republican senators takes a hard line with president trump demanding that he get tough on russ

i'm happy for boston.'m just mostly happy to be here on the show. [ cheers and applause ] i'm on the show! this is happening, i'm on the jimmy kimmel show right now! >> jimmy: i see you've got your why are you still in uniform by the way? >> i just haven't had time to change. [ laughter ] because i've been fired up, i've been fired up! [ cheers and applause ] yeah, i just -- you know, i kind of don't ever want to take it off. >> jimmy: take your helmet off. >> no, it's my lucky helmet, i'm not going to take it off. just so much success here -- >> jimmy: i'd love it if you can take that helmet off. >> no, i'm going to leave it. >> jimmy: i think everybody wants to see -- [ cheers and applause ] >> i did it! yes! i did it! [ cheers and applause ] hey, if i'm not on the show, if i'm not on the show right now, where am i? i'm on the show! >> jimmy: you're not on the show. >> touchdown! >> jimmy: it is not a touchdown. >> it's a touchdown! i won the super bowl and i won your stupid show! >> jimmy: you did not w

boston is not that back.s far as additional snowfall is going to go, again, bangor is going to pick up another six inches. augusta, six inches. but the worst of it is ending throughout all areas to the south there. so that is a little piece of good news for this region. and then we had some of the pictures yesterday to show you from the hartford area and boston area. connecticut wasn't exactly -- again, we had the snowstorm on thursday to leave about 6 to 12 inches. then yesterday we had another coating on top of it in this area. things are improving today. some cools are delayed and canceled throughout the region. but we are wrapping up, except for our friends in maine, this storm is just about done. except for the wind, though, be prepared. it will still be windy throughout the northeast. >> all right, thank you, bill, for that. >>> still ahead for all of you, it's been more than 800 days since the uconn women's basketball team has lost a game. will they reach a new milestone today? louis has that story com

you have an important case in boston and an important case in our backyard in virginia. a lot of legal complications out there and a lot of work to wait through in the next several weeks. >> one of these lawsuits will be the one that goes to the circuit court and then goes to the supreme court. they are not going to do this 16 times. >> we hope it doesn't happen 16 times. we'll see how that goes. some me sun min and rich, promise to come back. >> i'll stay. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. protests against president trump's policies going on around the country today including new york city. these pictures from a little bit earlier. there, they had an lgbt solidarity rally. it was underway in front of the historic stone wall inn coming up. i'll talk to an immigration lawyer at boston's logan airport who is there helping people flying in from the now formerly banned countries. we could see a historic cabinet vote when the senate meets to take up betsy devos as education secretary. what could happen there? # . >>> president trump has severely criticized the agreemen

check out this 55-car pileup near boston. police say a 63-year-old who was hit by a car was helping his son who was stuck on an icy road there. they're expecting close to a foot of snow today. >>> today students in new york city have a day off. all the public schools are closed as the city gets ready for up to two feet of snow. winter storm warning is in effect until noon today. philly and boston have declared snow emergencies for today, too. >> those emergencies have cost airlines to cancel thousands of flights to the northeast. >> erika gonzalez at the live desk with a look at how this is going to affect you. >> please check your airline, check your app and see if things are how you thought they would be. the timing of this storm could be affecting your flight this morning. take a look at the misery map from flightaware.com. we're seeing most delays and cancellations happening to the north of us. right now, reagan national airport is almost reporting some 100 cancellations just about. let's look at bwi marshall, rorth 39 ca

there was this extraordinary bombing of the boston marathon, which takes place on patriots day. was bombed by two brothers.

they're plane landed in boston.re on their way to gill let stadium out in foxboro where they play. the fans are out there, so is blake mccoy. that must be a happy group you're with out there? >> reporter: very happy group. look at all those folks who have come out despite the cold to welcome this team back. what's your name, bud? >> ben. >> reporter: with his friends from quincy. what dung of the game? >> i think it's like any patriot's game, they come out a little slow in the first half, but belichick's the best and he turns it around and we come back from 25 points and bring our fifth super bowl home. go pats. >> reporter: the whole time you knew they were going to win? i don't buy that. end of the third, come on. >> little bit. >> reporter: who are you most looking forward to seeing tonight? >> tom brady and julian edelman. >> yeah, chris hogan. >> reporter: have a good time out here guys. the buss are expected to roll in between 5:15 and 5:30 as you mention, the plane landed, it's in boston. they have to take bu

preparations are under way for the celebration later today in boston.s overnight arrival and the boston globe's dewy defeats true man moment as some newspapers they delivered the wrong headline. >> what happened there. >> we'll explain. >>> then the terrifying moment a teen's laptop burst into flames. what he thinks caused it and what the company is saying this morning. >>> then see what happened at an nba game that got this reaction. it's already being called one

places like boston 6 to 12 inches of snowfall. across northern new england, portland to bangor about two feet of snowfall and a separate storm system in the south that will bring rain across the lone star state. back tyou, eva and kendis. >> we'll turn our focus to politics and what's kicking off as a very busy week four for the donald trump presidency. >> the president is back at the white house today returning last night aboard air force one after spending the weekend at his mar-a-lago estate in florida. >> he plans to welcome canadian prime minister justin trudeau today for a white house roundtable on women in the workforce. it's largely organized by his daughter ivanka trump. they'll report focus on recruiting and retaining women in the workforce. and i a weekend of entertaining another world leader, the japanese prime minister, the two bonding over golf. avoi delving too deeply into the thorny issues of trade and monetary policy but presented a united front after north korea announced it successfully test launched a ballistic