boston. saw your city impugned last night on another channel when a couple of hosts said, look, kelly, general kelly clear abigot because he's from boston. how did you take that as a native son? >> it's outrageous. you know, lawrence o'donnell shouldn't have said that. he also said he and general kelly come from identical backgrounds. actually, lawrence o'donnell's father was a lawyer and general kelly's father was a milkman and after high school lawrence o'donnell went to harvard college and general kelly went in to the u.s. marine corps. and they were talking about boston, the desegregation problems, the rioting and all that. when that all began, you know, lawrence o'donnell was writing snide essays in cambridge at the harvard lampoon and general kelly was a commuter going to u-mass boston. they come from very different backgrounds. >> okay. well now that howie dragged my old man into it, my father was a boston cop who didsoming that no boston police officer before him had ever done. he wen

now, joe returns to boston and he will mary mary ellen. now, mary ellen is only -- a brother patrick. her parents names were michael o'bryan and julia. mary ellen would be pregnant 12 times. suffering four miscarriages and had eight live births two died as infants, six loved long enough to be enumerated by the census, john was the fourth older of the survivors, all three children older than john would die of tb. james as 16, katherine at 19, and patrick at 24. five of her children predeceased her by the time she died in 1913 at the aim of 52. james is buried in watertown's cemetery, and the o'bryan family gravesite and katherine and patrick are buried alongside their mother and youngest brother in mt. benedict cemetery. none of the names of the three siblings are engraved tom tombstones, john chose not to memorialize these three siblings. this is once again -- part of the reinvention, john told the word he was only the of them and him and his brother, edward, better known as -- and the other brothers, donald. known as buttons. now, why? th

boston public library and partnership of historic boston cohosted this hour-long event. >> i want to start by telling you we have been offering charter day activities for a long time and our speaker this evening is a veteran. in 2005 she spoke on the lawn of three --house in the and the three 75th anniversary of boston's naming and she spoke about her ancestor anne hutchinson and that is the year first church in boston finally released her from the excommunication given semi-centuries before. -- given so many centuries before. eve laplante has published articles, essays, and five nonfiction books. two of them are especially relevant. one is american jezebel, which is for sale outside after the talk and it tells the true story ancestor, anne hutchinson, the one who was finally got back into the church. the second ancestor we will mention this evening is the book witch judge, and that won the 2008 massachusetts book award for nonfiction. recently, i do that evewhen it was, laplante offers praise for her forebears. she sees anne hutchinson and samuel not as the dark puritans many imagin

after the boston massacre at the marathon in boston.d that's the last marathon we'll see in boston, no, we come back. we always come back, it's the american way and it will never change. neil: and some will cynically will say, a financialster wasn't hit in las vegas, i'm not minimizing las vegas, but we've kind of gotten used to it, it could be a cynical read, but what's yours? >> i think, again, we're resilient and the markets are nearing all-time highs because we look around the globe and there aren't too many other places to invest. our economy, despite these tragedies is firing on all cylinders. gdp is above 3%. we have unemployment at lows at 4.2% and that's why this market and our economy continues to go higher. neil: you know, david. i was thinking in israel how they get use today this sort of thing, sadly. it doesn't disrupt their lives, it's almost become part of their lives. is that sort of the reawakening here? >> i think so, you can work it in and remember earlier we were talking about the incident that didn't happen in new

boston ain't but so big.s is the only jail for boston, so you always know somebody. >>> coming up -- >> kind of rough. >> krystle o'reilly confronts a tragic anniversary. an inmate who authorities believe might have shot his girlfriend has something to say to her. >> will you marry me, baby girl? >> and later -- >> mall misunderstanding. that's what i'm figuring. >> ja-norris hayes explains the fight. >> a misunderstanding over what? well, like most of you, i just bought a house. -oh! -very nice. now i'm turning into my dad. i text in full sentences. i refer to every child as chief. this hat was free. what am i supposed to do, not wear it? next thing you know, i'm telling strangers defense wins championships. -well, it does. -right? why is the door open? are we trying to air condition the whole neighborhood? at least i bundled home and auto on an internet website, progressive.com. progressive can't save you from becoming your parents, but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto. i mean, why would

in some ways boston is an example of how to do this the right way. tweets,itter, mary getting to know neighbors, what is happening on your street, and refusing to put up with bs are the best crime deterrence. let's go to wyoming, democrats line. caller: hi, partner, our you doing today? host: good. go ahead, bernie. caller: a few things to cover today. guns, i'mthing about not sure, but i would be willing the problem with these guns are not even registered to these individuals doing it. that is the point with these guns. they don't have to be registered. you can go to the pot shop or -- pawn shop or get a gun in big cities. we don't have that problem in wyoming, our population is so small. coming over from different countries and u.s. we need to stop that. if they want to come over, bring them the proper way. the one thing i will complain about the most, make them speak english. half the time you cannot understand what they are saying at all. i don't think that is right. host: that is bernie in wyoming. we have addressed the immigration issue somewha

they beat boston 8- 2.ame two is in houston this afternoon. >> a great hitter. >> little guy with a lot of power in those arms. >>> so ron, we've had 162 games throughout the regular season, i know you've watched many of them, but this is what it really comes down to. let's take a look at the american league picture. what's your take on who advances here? >> i'm a hume, core yankees fan. >> you're not alone here. >> cleveland is tough. cleveland is a team as far as i can tell without any flaws, without any weaknesses. so it's going to be tough for the yankees to come back. >> i thought we had an understanding here. >> i think cleveland's going to take it. i'm hoping for the yankees, but i think cleveland's going to take it. and look, houston demolished the red sox's best pitcher, chris sale yesterday e . it doesn't bother me. i'm looking for houston to advance and cleveland to advance. that would be fantastic. >> more fantastic if the yankees are in it. let's move on to the national league. you have the chi

. ♪ >>> since the days of the battleground of the american revolution, boston, massachusetts, has becomewn as the city of neighborhoods with deep rooted loyalties running through the diverse communities. but when certain bostonians take territorial pride a little bit too far, they could wind up in the suffolk county jail. >> there are approximately 180 or so street gangs within boston. just neighborhood street gangs that, you know, they are all comprised of a couple of blocks, a project, or sometimes a neighborhood certainly, and in almost every case, every group has some sort of serious feud with at least four to five other groups within the city of boston. >> and over the past ten years, the structure of those gangs has changed, and that's at a serious impact on the jail. >> such as it was, there was a little bit of a code about what you did and didn't do. and that seems to have gone by the wayside. what that translates into is some of the wild west mentality and sort of the shooting for any slight real or imagined. >> that is just how it is. bank robber robs banks. a nurse helps patie

what we're learning from boston and what happened after the boston marathon, i've been talking with theayor in orlando with pulse. i've been talking with governor malloy that was part of the sandy hook tragedy and how that was handled. you learn from those that have gone before you, how you can do something and go through your checklist. did we do this right? our concentration is unless they want to handicap and handcuff every one of us, every human being in the united states and say in order that you've got less probably than 100 people all over this country of 350 million plus that have affected this horror, all of these horrors that we've been dealing with, are you going to let them make life miserable for everybody else? i don't think so. i'm just -- all i can do is what my part is. my part is to make sure that we at the city are doing everything we can to do what we're assigned to do in this safety mode. i think with everybody else doing it, that's why we were able to contain this and get it done. because we have law enforcement. the thing we can't control is the magnificence of th

but what's killing boston fire fighters is all too often a danger they can't see. glenn preston, undergoi chemotherapy and transplant. just 41, married with four kids and battling blood cancer. >> they're doing the best they can. but it's back. it's in the lining of my heart and tumors in the lining of my heart now. >> reporter: unfortunately he's one of many, chicago, san francisco, houston, l.a. and seattle fire departments are all tracking elevated cancer rates. unique to new york, 163 ground zero fire fighters and emts have since died. but in boston where it's illegal or fire fighters to smoke, three new cancer cases are reported each month. twice the rate of city residents. >> surely this is an epidemic in the fire service. this is something that is going to consume us. >> reporter: researchers say today's fires sin thet iks plastics and chemicals can cover fire fighters in a toxic soot. >> i have kidney cancer. >> i have brain cancer. >> there is no cure for it. >> reporter: 190 fire fighters who died of job related cancer just since 1990, far more than the n

in boston are people able to vote. good morning edith well the first thing is on the no they can hear it but there's essentially there's quite a on an easy feeling here in barcelona there's been police helicopters basically going round and round since the middle of the night and there have been long queues of people trying to go and vote across the region and some people have managed to do so but then of course the police have gone in and taken away the. boxes they've closed the schools. and the ballot boxes of course of their closed schools and then of course there have been some scuffles so it's. an incredibly confusing situation to say the least and also and actually in the past minutes or two weeks that the regional television t.v. three has said that kind of a squeeze them on the president of the atlanta government has in fact cast his ballot so that's just the latest coming in the past and i don't know you're describing a controversial vote but also ping seeing pictures on our screen which support that tell us br

the city of boston has some of the highest income inequality anywhere in the u.s. i'm going to introduce you to a company that has a mapping system that we. really shows the economic divide all over this country that story coming up. hello the storms have been rumbling around greece and turkey randi jean and dickie belgariad been spreading themselves out as quite a long line of potential but they're not quite as strong as they were how he said that they will still produce yet more rain in heavy bursts then further west we've got a tug of fairly warm weather this would high is just below zero that's settled weather now the temperature is slowly rising in twenty five in madrid twenty in paris that was the case on wednesday and that that you see sort of the tongue going in this general direction so it will stay warm in france and maybe even in germany right i think we're going to see tumbledown then get disappeared in the flow so you'll end up really getting colder in germany in poland maybe austria the tempest in the teens but then rain will start to fall rain not sn

the city of boston has some of the highest income inequality anywhere in the u.s. i'm going to introduce you to a company that has a mapping system that really shows the economic divide all over this country that story coming up. and i once again the eastern med and particularly tookie has been suffering big thunderstorms that they're falling apart now but it still looks like we'll be there trucking through turkey and then the caucuses not in the immediate future try to look so right but saturday they come back once more by which time with and show us hitting the coast of lebanon maybe northern syria is temperatures in the middle twenty's now apart from that it's still quiet ish whether the temp is going to just thirty five again in baghdad staying around twenty seven in the fall for around to cli interrogatively real change to that for the sas it's a quiet picture at the moment the breezes in particular strong says softly running out so the western side of society which keeps temps in the high surtees little bit dusty otherwise is nothing particularly prevailing w

, specifically hotels around boston's fenway park. now police in both boston and chicago say they are investigating. >> we're aware of the media reports, but because it's an ongoing investigation, i'm not going to speak any more to it than that. >> reporter: investigators confirmed wednesday that paddock previously rented another room in las vegas in september around the time the "life is beautiful" alternative music festival was taking place. >> paddock rented a room at the ogden hotel in downtown las vegas. >> because of all of these added layers and these other cities and all of the planning that apparently went into this the sheriff here in las vegas has now openly questioned whether paddock had help. back to you. >> caroline, it's so ominous when you can see behind you the broken window he fired out of. has the mandalay bay hotel come out and said anything about what their plans are not only for the 32nd floor but specifically for that room? i just can't see them ever renting that room out again. >> reporter: that's a good questi

kelly showing 10-year-olds growing up in boston even a boston irish kid could make it to the presidency and so today when john kelly looked back on a world that never was, where women were sacred, he was standing in the white house occupied by the president that dishonored women, the only president in mistily who has confessed to sexual assault. >> i just don't starting them. it's like a magnet. just kiss. i don't even -- when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> john kelly stunned by that? does john kelly wash his hands after he shakes hands with donald trump? the hand that -- john kelly's stream of consciousness about the loss of what is sacred in our society continued. >> life, the dignity of life, was sacred. that's gone. religion. that seems to be gone, as well. gold star families, i think that left in the convention over the summer. but i just thought the selfless devotion that brings a man or woman to die on the battlefield, i just thought that that might be sacred. >> there's john kelly saying that gold star families are not sacr

there's no indication he traveled to boston. now victims of the las vegas massacre from krafl being encouraged to seek help from the state. people who suffer trawl can be eligib eligible for help with expenses to cover funeral burials and other things. >> a convicted robber is back in the santa clara county jail because of what was called human error. authorities captured him yesterday. they realized the mistake when he was let out of jail last week. he was sentenced on both robbery and car theft charges. the search focused on the streets and in cyberspace. >> he was active on social media, instagram and facebook, which also helped us to apprehend him. >> he had already served time on the car theft charge bust he had an eight-year >> a you're looking at a picture of 37-year-old freddachi stone. he was called armed and dangerous. they say he spends a lot of time around yunlt avenue in oakland. a woman said he handg handgun on september 11. the victim's purse was taken. >>> we know traffic is getting worse. 23 miles of new express

live to join a hall in boston an air force join us on the big crowds on the streets of boston and today what's the atmosphere like. ali the crowds are enormous i've no idea of numbers but really very very big and vocal crowds gathered in the central bus alone and here they call themselves as you rightly say that the silent majority that's because they believe they have the numbers on their side they do not want to see independence here in catalonia many of them say that their views of not being listened to or respected over the years that their views are not accurately represented in the parliament or the current debate and it's an extraordinary crowd really because what you see behind me here is a sea of flags not just the catalan siniora but also the spanish flag the spanish national flag and that his timing you don't very often see in crowds in catalonia the dominant narrative here is one of independence the big huge crowds that have gathered in the recent past have all been for independence well these people are very worried now about the direction in which things are heading they'r

so everybody's dying. >> reporter: it's about to start pouring here in boston. people who can't live without their pills and their needles will be sleeping in dirt that will turn into mud. are you afraid you're going to die from this? >> i know i'm going to die from this. >> reporter: are you afraid you're going to die from this? >> not really afraid. honestly, sometimes it just seems easier. >> reporter: gary tuchman, cnn, boston. >> sadly, billy and megan's stories are not unique. the cdc estimates in 2015, 828,000 americans 12 years or older used heroin in the previous year. more than 12 million misused prescription drugs. joining me from new york, john brog brogan, addiction counselor, and former opioid addict. cleated the recovery program that governor chris christie adopted for his state of new jersey. good to see you. from your personal experience both as someone who battled addiction and someone now who is counseling addicts, how would you describe the scope of the epidemic? >> it's huge. i just want to correct one thing. we are peer recovery specialists

you mentioned boston. police are stepping up security at the red sox game and sporting and other events. the fbi said the gunman in vegas had researched several sites around fenway park. so they're increasing the presence inside and outside the stadium and will have tactical teams ready to go. in new york city, the nypd is doing the same. this week following the vegas attack, they have started training hotel staff how to spot gun and rifle cases. tonight here in washington, there will be a heavy police presence with the metal detectors as well as being a checks. this is for the return of congressman steve scalise. the first time he's returned since he was shot in june at a baseball practice. he was been in recovery at the hospital for much of the time since. he didn't get a chance to go to that game so tonight will be the first time to return since that game was supposed to take place. big baseball fan. folks excited to have him throw the first pitch. joining him will be the united states capitol police sp

well we've seen shocking amount of violence on the streets of boston lawn and across the region of cats along and this was a shock for so many people citizens of different neighborhoods like the one we're standing right now this is one of the neighborhoods say in the heart of barcelona and would been here since four am talking to people those people who have gathered here citizens of this part this area protecting this building protecting the building of the school which is at the moment and alteration old calling station so the voting still contain is here but we do know that just two blocks away from here there was some violent clashes with the police forces and police with using force against citizens against ordinary people who came in the morning to vote and they came with their family and they brought children and they brought algy people and now we've seen a lot. if islands from their police were pushing people out of the appalling station there were breaking windows they were really using force against different sorts of people including young students and even people now anothe

during the boston marathon bombing. right now by daniel. daniel, really hard to look at this and not understand what is the worst mass shooting in u.s. history won't change the standard operating procedures of soft targets like hotels. what do you foresee in the wake of this? >> liz, i foresee everyone going back and looking at, you know, what if anything could have been done to mitigate or minimize the loss of life here? we saw our hotels in mumbai after they were attacked. to badge screening. we saw richard reed when he defeated the tsa system with his shoe bombs that we now have a process in place where we check shoes. so after we get -- after las vegas is able to get themselves up off the ground, dust themselves off and start to heal, law enforcement, security officials around the globe will be looking at what can we do to minimize these types of events going forward. and what's the balance and risk reward. we also want our freedom and the ability to have our lives without burden security items. but at the same time

boston. this is al jazeera these are the top stories the iraqi forces have launched an assault to recapture. from eisel the towns on iraq's western border with syria are two of the armed groups last strongholds in the country leaflets were dropped over the area on weapons day warning of the operation. fighting has stopped within kurdish peshmerga and iraqi forces in northern iraq sporadic fighting began in invade province on thursday but it's since halted there has been tension since the kurdish session referendum last month the issue was discussed during iraqi prime minister haidar about his trip to iran both countries have big kurdish populations and oppose any secession bid the kurdish government offered to suspend the result of the vote but a body says he'll only accept a full cancellation if we're getting reports out of indonesia that at least twenty three people have been killed pardon me in an explosion at a fireworks factory. the incident happened at an industrial complex in the city

radio show and writes for the boston harold -- "boston herald" and he saw your city impugned last night when hosts said look, general kelly is a bigot because he is from boston. how did you take that as a native son? >> it is outrageous. lawrence o'donnell shouldn't say that. he said he and general kelly came from identical backgrounds. actually, lawrence o'donnell's father was a lawyer and general kelly's father was a milkman. after high school, lawrence o'donnell went to harvard college. general kelly went into the u.s. marine corps. they were talking about boston, the desegregation problems. the rioting and all that. when that all began, you know, lawrence o'donnell was writing snide essays at cambridge at "harvard lampoon" and general kelly was a commuter going to you mass boston. they come from very different backgrounds. >> tucker: so you must have been confused when you saw joy reid, who also went to harvard. impressed harvard graduate. went on to say it was his neighborhood that did it. the neighborhood in which women were disrespected and men were racists. it sounded like ugly

where the boston red sox play, boston saying we've been in contact with boston police and massachusetts state police since las vegas shooting. any possible nexus to boston discovered has and will be briefed to the boston police, there is a big question about motive, what triggered stephen paddock, police are looking at a time period last year, 2016, that is when he began to build up his arsenal of weapons buying 33 guns between then and the night of the attack. the big question is, what did he have planned? they know he planned to survive the encounter or the attack sunday night, they want to know where was he going, and what did he bee plan to do next. >> thank you, hillary, law enforcement looking into whether or not as you heard, vegas killer booked rooms at a hotel overlooking a big chicago music festival in early august. this concert drew celebrity acts like cra chance the rapper and c and former first daughter malia, obama. and he googled finis fenway par. we bring in congressman chaffetz, what is your reaction to details? >> i find it curious we're this far along and we don't hav

stephen paddock researched other possible attack locations in boston and chicago. they say that paddock's potential targets included the lollapalooza festival in chicago in early august added that he went as far as booking a room in a chicago hotel but did not show up. officials also say that paddock did research on hotels around boston's fenway park and other locations in that city, but they say there's no indication paddock ever traveled to boston or chicago for that matter. his girlfriend marilou danley said she remembers him having symptoms such as lying in bed and moaning. they say that danley told them that paddock would, quote, lie in bed moaning and screaming, oh, my god. adding she discussed the possibility he was struggling with mental health issues. ron allen joining us live from there. ron, good to talk to you this morning. as investigators try to piece through what they're finding out and search for that motive, that major question as to why, you're seeing a lot more memorials sprouting up throughout the vegas area. talk to us about that. >> indeed, ya

consequence would be the dismissal of cuts alone you separatist president will have the latest from boston are also on the program ballots are being counted in kenya cerebrum the presidential election but the day itself so that the clashes with police a vote of boycott voter intimidation and low turnout. on the basic story of survival from the ocean voyage went horribly wrong a fisherman discovered this sailing boat floundering off the coast of japan on board two women and that dog's loss of say the five months. i feel gal welcome to the program. spain's prime minister addressed the country's upper house of parliament today ahead of a debate and vote on government plans to impose direct rule on the bridge and of catalonia the senate is expected to approve mariano rajoy request to trigger article one five five of the spanish constitution allowing the central government to remove catalan regional leaders from office starting with president carlos food article one five five hasn't been to use in spain return to democracy fourteen years ago mr rajoy said that using these special powers was not

. >> we're going to fly you to boston, and we're going to put you in the first row for the boston symphonyrchestra, and it happens to be in row i. like isabella, row i. >> great, can you believe that? for you and your mom. >> thank you. >> so what do you think, isabella? >> wow. >> it's a surprise. >> yeah. >> repo: mom head to boston tomorrow, on an all expense paid trip to see the boston symphony. >> you inspire people in the world. people with physical challenges. these are the people that really need to emphasize that the world is made for isabella, and dreams can come true. >> reporter: peggy fox, wusa9. >> by the way, the college students who helped to create isabella's arm, they are now graduates, and they continue to keep isabella's prosthetic arm in working order. in fact, just last night, a piece broke apart, and two of them came over to make repairs. another called in on face time from saudi arabia to help. isabella and her mom call them the fantastic five, and consider them part of their family. they are amazing, all of them. >> and so is she. >>> we're over here in the weather

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radio show and writes for the boston harold -- "boston herald" and he saw your city impugned last night when hosts said look, general kelly is a bigot because he is from boston. how did you take that as a native son? >> it is outrageous. lawrence o'donnell shouldn't say that. he said he and general kelly came from identical backgrounds. actually, lawrence o'donnell's father was a lawyer and general kelly's father was a milkman. after high school, lawrence o'donnell went to harvard college. general kelly went into the u.s. marine corps. they were talking about boston, the desegregation problems. the rioting and all that. when that all began, you know, lawrence o'donnell was writing snide essays at cambridge at "harvard lampoon" and general kelly was a commuter going to you mass boston. they come from very different backgrounds. >> tucker: so you must have been confused when you saw joy reid, who also went to harvard. impressed harvard graduate. went on to say it was his neighborhood that did it. the neighborhood in which women were disrespected and men were racists. it sounded like ugly

sources say stephen paddock's google searches hotels around chicago and boston.the aftermath of the las vegas shootings there's been growing bipartisan support in washington to ban bump stock adapters. makes guns function like fully automatic rifles. the nra issued a statement in support of additional regulations but want them to be drafted by the atf rather than congress and later clarified that existing bump stock should not be banned or confiscated. >> mike pence and his wife will visit puerto rico and the virgin islands today. the vice president praised the donation site's efforts to fill 15 trucks with supplies and send 150 generators. >> time now to turn to karen rogers to take a look at our humid, muggy friday. >> i hate humidity and i thought we were done with that in august. let's take a look at storm tracker showing we are dry through the area. let's go outside and show you this morning it's not looking too bad. just a few clouds out there as we look live on sky 6 above the ben franklin bridge. it's feeling warm and sticky. temperatures are well into th

it's up around the boston area. extremely fast moving storm at one time moving 50 to 60 miles per hour. we did see rain early this morning and still we have seen a couple scattered showers around the region. if you look at the radar right now, really nothing to show. we did have a couple light sprinkles in portions of montgomery and howard county. that is now over with. take a look at what we are dealing with here and that is nate way up towards boston. here it was early this morning bringing us some fairly heavy rainfall, now watching that moisture move to the boston area. what it's done, not just bring us beneficial rainfall. it has brought us some very intense heat and humidity for this time of year. take a look at the temperatures around our region. we're at 85 degrees right now. the average temperature is near 70. it's 86 in hagerstown, 82 in richmond, and it feels a lot hotter than this. we're going to talk much more about the heat, the humidity that's still to come examine the chance for shower activity for m

howie carr, the voice of boston.hank you for joining us. >> thank you.u. >> tucker: harvey weinstein's stint in rehab doesn't seem to beb going well or look at it another way, it seems to be going very well. we have details next. stuff happ shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. ♪ hungry eyes ♪ one look at you and i can't disguise ♪ ♪ i've got hungry eyes ♪ applebee's 2 for $20. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >> tucker: there are new developments in the harvey >> tucker: new developments in the harvey weinstein saga tonight. a press conferencee was held earlier today, one day after his client held a lengthy interview with the los angeles police department. this decision to go to the press reportedly has police concerned because they think publicity will look bad to prosecutors and potentially to criminal jury. harvey levin is hosting all of this. he joins us tonight. harvey, what was the thinking behind doing press interviews? >> it is baffling, tucker. the woma

charlotte back over to you then because this really has been an extraordinary twenty four hours in boston i know how people there reacting to events. not just twenty four hours have been i don't know it's been an extraordinary few weeks there's been so many ups and downs and twists and turns in this process last night and the declaration of independence drew thousands to this celebrating what they say was the birth of the new nation of course there are many people who are against it not something that really has to be emphasized in this discussion that half of the people here according to polls are not in favor of independence and they really have not got what they want let's hold out of this process even if you're against independence it doesn't necessarily mean that you're probably madrid or for the autonomy of this region being taken away is there are a lot of frustrated people there a lot of very nervous people as well wondering about what's going to happen next whether this is going to lead to unrest on the streets i just want to let you take a listen to some of the people we've been

, specifically hotels around boston's fenway park. now police in both boston and chicago say they are investigating. >> we're aware of the media reports, but because it's an ongoing investigation, i'm not going to speak any more to it than that. >> reporter: investigators confirmed wednesday that paddock previously rented another room in las vegas in september around the time the "life is beautiful" alternative music festival was taking place. >> paddock rented a room at the ogden hotel in downtown las vegas. >> because of all of these added layers and these other cities and all of the planning that apparently went into this the sheriff here in las vegas has now openly questioned whether paddock had help. >> what are authorities saying about an autopsy on paddock? >> there was no confirmation of an autopsy or what they found. the coroner says they have gone through all the bodies and identified everyone. they are now contacting the families. but he says the shooter is an important part of the investigation and wouldn't go into details

cotton mather, leading puritan figure, one of the big families in the boston areas -- in the boston area, he is going to say that his invaluable honor to do good is an incomparable pleasure a man must look upon himself is dignified and gratified by god when an opportunity to do good is put into his hands. a divine element. it is a service to god. without christ, you are not christian. all virtue is by christ. so, franklin, from an early age has this idea of puritan honor where virtue is something akin to religion. but, he also has to struggle with his own birth. "lives,"plutarch's which is sort of an ancient history of the classical figures, greece, rome, alexander, that sort of stuff. in there, he finds a reference of a spartan king granting honor and prestige to persons of worth and virtue but who were , miserably poor. this is one of the early references that franklin finds that if you are a virtuous person, if you behave well, you can make your way into society. he takes this to heart. one of the chief and points and factors for franklin was a gentleman's magazine called "the spectat

following the ceremony for us in bangkok today is our correspondent boston hardinge boston you're there at the ceremony we're going to be getting some live images as we talk this morning from there can you walk us through what's happening today. yes let me start with explaining a little bit about where i am right now as you can see behind me this is one of the many replicas of the royal crim a tory i'm that type authorities have put up all over the country to give people the chance to pay their last respects for the late king and i don't get it and you can see people walking up to this all tar and putting down sandal wood flowers which is a funeral tradition here in thailand and there are hundreds and hundreds of people here waiting and it's the same picture at these replica sides all across the country there is also if you don't know if you can see it back there a big screen where people can also follow the funeral procession and the royal urn has just reached the crime atory i'm from that they were taking it there from the royal palace and they were there going to be taking it around

he cases boston.: dry run week before. abby: he thought about this for months, geraldo. we're left with 58 people no longer with us. think about the families who will never be the same. every time this happens we want to know the motive. we want to know what we can do as a country with our laws to make sure it doesn't happen again which is why it often goes to gun control and bump stock came up yesterday. both republicans, democrats getting behind this it seems, people don't know an attachment you can put on a semiautomatic rifle to turn it into a automatic rifle. critics say it would have happened with or without the bump stock. what do you say? >> regardless the last point you made, by the way that was a charming interview with your folks. abby: thank you. >> regardless after bump stock, improvise your own bump stock, i think that manufacturers who create devices like bump stocks or silencers or other devices that have no reasonable utilization, i mean, tiny percentage for sportsmen, generally speak

in boston it's very clear. cot to the mather, one of the big families in the boston area writes a series of essays to do good. and he's going to say that it is an invaluable honor to do. it is incomparable pleasure a man must look upon himself as dignified and gratified guy god when an opportunity to do good is put in his hand. this is service to god. without christ, you are not christian. all virtue is but vice. so franklin from the early age has this idea of puritan honor and virtue. but he also has to struggle with his own birth. in there he finds a reference of a spartan king granting honor, granting prestige to persons of worth and virtue. this is one of the early references that franklin finds that you behave well you can make your way in society. he takes this to heart. one of the chief influencing factors was a gentleman's magazine called "the spectator." they collected witty essays and things you'd hang out at the coffee house and laugh over. "the spectator" is going to make the following claims. these

boston. but just a few blocks away here in the forest hills neighborhood the story is much different here the household median income is only thirty four thousand dollars a year the hope is these maps prod people to think about inequality on a deeper level and maybe bring about change is the american dream viable it sure it sure should be it must be and how can we how can we make sure that it is viable not just for those of us who are privileged and wealthy but but that those opportunities are open to everybody a new way to identify the economic gaps in society the harder part is how to close them gabriel's on to. boston. at least four people had been killed in a train crash and southern fenland train collided with an army truck during a military exercise for the town of bor three of the dead are reported to be soldiers the fourth a passenger on the train eight people are being treated in hospital the inspector general is meeting with victims of alleged sexual abuse by its peacekeepers in cen

but no evidence he traveled to boston, either. instead, he stayed close to home, holing up in one of the casinos he knew so well, looking down on that helpless crowd. >> so, let's get to matt gutman live with us again tonight. matt, not you're learning, there might be someone else authorities want to talk to? >> reporter: that's right, david. investigators say that paddock was seen with a mystery woman in his last days. now, she was not his girlfriend. they're trying to find out who she is and what she knows. also, given the arsenal that he amassed, along with explosive materials and the fact that he may have had an escape plan, they're now saying that they cannot rule out that he had an accomplice. david? >> matt gutman leading us off. matt, thank you. >>> the other major headline involves the girlfriend, now questioned by the fbi back here in the u.s. what marilou danley says when asked if she knew anything. tonight, abc news obtaining a check. what they paid cash for in the weeks before. and how the salesperson described the co

but what about that boston celtics game?hat was absolutely heart wrenching to watch. >> the ankle. >> it was kind of scary, but we wish him a speedy recovery. >> some amazing headlights. >>> still ahead a former russian oligarch and rival to vladimir putin is -- this as the president's son-in-law reportedly expands his legal team. >>> will the gop score a legislative win all the back and forth bickering? that story and much more next. i've been thinking. about thinking. i mean, think of all the things that think these days. thinking planes. thinking cars. thinking phones. businesses are thinking. factories are thinking. distribution plants are thinking. plant plants are thinking. even your toaster is thinking. honey, clive owen's in our kitchen. i'm leaving. oh never mind, he's leaving. there's so much thinking. even this thing is thinking. is this thing thinking? this thing is thinking! business are up to their necks in knowledge. let me illustrate that for you. scratch that, terrible idea. but what if a business could turn

she recently retired, but can't afford to keep living in boston, so she moved new mexico, where it's cheaper to live. but even still, her expected $1,000 a month social security check won't cover her expenses. >> rent will be $620 plus utilities, and then there is the school loan, and there goes the $1,000. so i will be doing some part- time work. >> reporter: how do you feel about that? i mean, is this what you pictured retirement being? >> well, you know, at this point, i'm not so terribly concerned, because i'm still young enough to do so. what concerns me is that when i'm in my 70s or 80s, hopefully, if i get there, i may not be able to do that. >> reporter: like pelaez, 27% of older americans with student loans borrowed for their own education. but most, more than 70%, borrowed for their children's or grandchildren's education. people like nancy kukay. kukay, who's divorced, took out about $46,000 in her name and co-signed for around $34,000 more with her son andrew, who graduated from the university of south carolina in 2008. >> i entered into that, now as i, in hindsight, with

and possibly boston.hat do you make of him actually spending so much time looking at places, making reservations at lollapalooza, a hotel that overlooks that part? do you find that unusual or do you find a pattern where he was trying to, you know, build up to something like this? >> a couple revealing things today, trace. i find a pattern, he was looking for a target of opportunity. i believe that when he saw those fuel tanks in las vegas, he thought to himself, this would be a tremendous event. had he been able to strike those tanks with bullets. and the sheriff, remember the sheriff when he said he talked about accomplices? i will tell you what's, i kind of agree with the sheriff. i believe the sheriff was thinking about planning, not operational. i don't think there's enough evidence to show that there was anyone else involved in the operation and execution of this attack. but there may have very well be in and it may be uncovered later, that there were some people involved in the planning of this. i b