didn't boston usually import molasses to make rum. the history of molasses in boston is kind of a storied history. that is in the book as well. some stuff i leave out of the presentation but if it comes up, i am happy to answer it. the flood basically end 300 years of molasses industry in boston. there is some molasses distilling that takes place up into the second world war. but molasses was used in colonial times as a sugar substitute in gingerbread and baked beans. for example, there is an example of thanksgiving, a town in connecticut, post posting thanksgiving because there wasn't enough molasses on hand. molasses is a critical part of the slave trade in boston, where we ship bostonians and new englanders, shipped rum to the west coast of africa. and they in turn sent slaves to the west indies and molasses was shipped up to boston and the process began again. there is a quote from john adams in the book after he leaves the presidency, and i'm paraphrasing here, he says, i know not why we blush to confess that molasses was an esse

here in boston, too, no less. i'm sure that tonight's speaker would probably admit to a similar fascination. the difference is that his background includes experience as a newspaper reporter and columnist and investigative reporting awards from u.p.i. and the massachusetts press association. so while the rest of us would never have gone beyond or most likely never gone beyond our initial fascination of the concept, perhaps to chuckle at the absurdty of the whole idea, steven pulio, i will get it when decided to examine 25,000 pages of court transcripts from the 119 lawsuits that resulted from the flood. he looked at eyewitness accounts, testimony from the family members of victims and examined the court's ruling in each case. he pored over the court records detailing the damages awarded to the victims of the flood and polled all of this together into the future article death by molasses, published in the 'darkan history magazine tide' published this fall and it is available downstairs and actually available for us

east boston. >> do you know -- >> how many movies have they made on east boston?> listen, you know the movie "the rat." whitey bulger. [ bleep ]. that's the claim to fame. >> no, he ain't! >> yes, sir, that's all he's got. that's all he's got. >> they're from chelsea. >> oh, here we go. >> see you later. >> i'm out of here. >> the inmates in boston shared more than neighborhood pride. they also knew how to throw a punch. >> every day. we respond to fights every day, sometimes they're one-on-one fights, sometimes multiple detainees are involved. >> got hit with a tread. >> he beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> we just stomped him. >> on numerous occasions, the "lockup" production team would be in the middle of an interview when a fight call would come over a deputy's radio. >> however, we've had him down. got to go. be right back. right back. got to run. >> you guys must do a lot of running if you're looking at fights. >> we just break the camera off the tripe tripod, grab the boom pole as much as we can and quickly as possible and head off to see what's going on. >>

here in boston, too, no less. i'm sure that tonight's speaker would probably admit to a similar fascination. the difference is that his background includes experience as a newspaper reporter and columnist and investigative reporting awards from u.p.i. and the massachusetts press association. so while the rest of us would never have gone beyond or most likely never gone beyond our initial fascination of the concept, perhaps to chuckle at the absurdty of the whole idea, steven pulio, i will get it right, when decided to examine 25,000 pages of court

so first, to boston. it was a crisp new england autumn morning as the democratic victory special steamed eastward into massachusetts from upstate new york. on october 24, 1928, the temperature in boston had dropped from an unseasonable 75 degrees the previous afternoon into the mid-50's. by threequel and 30 p.m., when the locomotive arrived at -- by 3:30 p.m., when the locomotive arrived at boston station comedy city had settled into one of city had station, the settled into one of boston's cloudy fall days, considerably cooler than the day before. the anticipatory autumnal chill resulting from this atmospheric dynamism presaged with a sort of meteorological poetry, the wave of a people that would sweep from the berkshires to the massachusetts bay. on board the train was the democratic nominee for president, the governor of new york. the noted progressive crusader. champion of the urban working class, unashamed catholic and proponent of pluralist tolerance and the liberal economic reform, alfred e smith.

boston just won the world series. but they still turn out to celebrate their teams. according to boston, 1.5 million people lined the parade route to see tom brady and the rest of the team celebrate. patriots' owner robert kraft, he was there rocking a diamond-encrusted championship medallion that rammer meek mill gave to him. and, gronk, of course, was the star of the parade. he was dancing around the entire time, grabbing beers from fans. chugging them. and doing an adam levine impression going shirtless for part of the ride. and boston's kid is back. jason mckeon updating his poster. it's now 12 parades in 17 years of live. he put ##reign of terror continues. most would be happy with this, 12 in 17 years, come on. >> i have two boston-born children, they are as spoiled as you can get when it comes to sports. but i thought gronk was chugging a $500 bottle of cabernet. he's a more civilized gronk. >> retired. >> a real renaissance man. >>> calls for unity and attacks in the same speech. the president holds firm on bo

fans going nuts in boston.e on this game coming up on sports final. >> the caps hosting the bruins. another boston team. washington has beat them the last 14 games b a frustrating day. first period, john carlson, up ahead to ovechkin. tuukka rask com up with the big save. ok at is. big move by o. game remains scoreless. aden holtby, seconderiod off the turnover. here comes the bs. brad marchand. holtby with the stop. there are 39 shss. this i the difference. later in the period, david krejci.ui br out shoot 39-24. tough ck. thell bruins a time leader in wins by a goalie. >> now tough day for georgetown star who o fouled without scoring a point. good.s not all right. time winding down in the fst half. at the buzzer, nailing it. gives georgetown a one point lead leading into the half. heading into the second half, the freshman keeps it going knocking down another triple to give the hoyas a three point lead with 7.5 to play. takes over. nice move into the paint by the baltimore native, giving nova back.ad next wil

boston will be having a victory parade and the mayor tweeted that the parade would be tomorrow at 11 am eastern time. boston is probably a regular plan in place. >>> we are breaking down this year's super bowl commerci to an elevator to buy hunt i. >>> there was a terrible plane crash in southern california. what investigators think happened. our hillshire farm craftsmen start the day slow-roasting turkey for incredible flavor. then, they double seal every slice for freshness. the results, well, they speak for themselves. >>> we are learning more about one of the victims in a deadly wrong-way crash in san francisco. the man who was driving for uber was hit head-on by the wrong way driver. he leaves behind a wife and seven children. you just spoke with that man's family. >> reporter: it was very tough. and the oldest is 16. they are devastated. do not kno they will do without the father. i want to show you pictures of this man who was killed. his friends have set up a go fund me site to help the family. he was the only breadwinner for the family and they moved to concord from afghanis

boston 84%. bart clearly has a long way to go. on time performance one area where bart shines. 92% trains arrive on time. philadelphia just 89%. and boston 85%. crime on transit agencies reported to the federal government. bart made news in the past year for high profile crimes. many think crime is on the rise. actually it's gone down. since last year. just 3.5 crimes per million passengers. not as good as philadelphia. 2.8 per million. better than boston. 4.3 crimes per million. over all customer satisfaction. bart passengers found only 56% of riders give the system a satisfactory rating. philadelphia, 73% were satisfied. boston the vast majority 85% were happy. we compared bart to washington d.c. a similar system. with twice as many passengers and more stations. even though the metro is larger it gets a higher rating. 79% of riders are satisfied. >> even though we are wrapping up bart week. we want to hear from you. search the words better bay area on the web site. you'll be able to write in with comments, concerns and questions

boston properties is proposing the development. sales force tower in san francisco. . >>> and joule is opening officers. the electronic cigarette maker is leasing the office space at mountain view research park on north benardo avenue. the lease running through 2023 and it's expected to accommodate about 200 employees. they posted more tan $1 billion in revenue last year. >>> and a new survey finds half of employed americans consider themselves modern day workaholics. it found the average american works four hours a week for free and burns another four hours thinking about work. half said they were stressed out from work. >>> and coming up at 4:00, the local news ahead of the state of the union address. >>> and at 4:00, live in oakland where teachers are planning a rally. and tonight, the teachers have authorized a strike. negotiations are about to begin in earnest. details today from that rally on the 4:00. >>> and one last peek of the market. you can see the dow jones in positive territory throughout the entire day. up currently

a parade will take place in boston on tuesday. super bowl mvp julian edelman was honoured at disney world the day after the big game, and this time he brought along a friend. the man who himself has been named the most valuable player four times and who now has a record six super bowl rings to his name, tom brady. i think wejust i think we just got six. did we get six? is tom brady to old? here is the goat. i just six? is tom brady to old? here is the goat. ijust want six? is tom brady to old? here is the goat. i just want to say one thing, it is unbelievable to see the love and support that all you guys have franchise. it was a home game out there in atlanta. coming here and seeing new guise, it is so unreal. we love you guys and let's go! meanwhile, hours after his team won the super bowl, the patriots linebackers coach brian flores has been named the miami dolphins's head coach. the franchise is hoping some of his success will rub off on them. they missed the play—offs this season for the 15th time in 17 years. flores has been

he will never pay for another meal in boston again.orts sponsored by river rock casino. >> abc7 news continues online, twitter, facebook and mobile devices remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> that's our report. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> ama daetz, for larry and >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- will arnett. secretary julian castro. and music from randy houser. and now, please welcome, jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] you are joining

now boston it's really been a roller coaster twenty four hours we had first the surprise news that the king sister is running and now the reaction of the king and then the announcement that she won't be running how are people in thailand taking all of this. well look as you said this all happened in a very short period of time just within twenty four hours and people haven't really had a lot of time to take all of this in and to figure out what they're going to make of it i think the candidates the princes would have been would have been a popularity for the military campaign because you have to understand the military here has a huge advantage over the other parties in this upcoming election that is because of the constitution the way that is the way that is written and also the electoral laws and the electoral system and also when you look at campaigning for example. the good political parties have only been allowed to campaign for a few weeks now in the run up to this election whereas the military government as the tool in the country for months remoting their policy and handing out

the people in boston dressed as native americans boarded ships and threw the tea into the boston. afterwards, parliament passed the coercive act which turned the massachusetts civil government into a military government, pointing thomas gauge as go and that leads the colonists to take more formal action and they form the first continental congress, second continental congress and finally independence. this is the well-known story of the american revolution. it's an inspirational story of liberty, of freedom. it's the story of people overthrowing a monarchy and placing the power in their hands. it's about democracy. it's also, i think, an eastern story. one based in the seaports. so what i want to do tonight is ask you to forget about everything that i just said. instead, i want us to shift our gaze west to the frontier of the british empire, to understand the coming of the american revolution there, in what i call in my book the frontier revolution. i want to propose to you tonight that 1765 is just as important for the origins of the american revolution and independence there as

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fans in boston swarmed their streets after the victory. it's the fans in boston swarmed their streets after the victory. it's the patriots sixth super bowl win, they now tie with the most ever with the steelers. >> patriots' quarterback tom brady was swarmed by his teammates as he gave a big hug to his teammate julian edelman. ♪ land of the free >> gladys knight's powerful national anthem got things started. as for the game, it was a struggle from the start. tom brady's first throw, intercepted. >> and it's intercepted! picked off on his first throw. >> the first score, a patriots field goal in the second quarter. >> it's good. >> the rams finally getting on the board in the third. >> feels like we got a scoring spree going on. >> the lowest scoring super bowl ever. the game's mvp julian edelman getting a hug from brady. >> it was a crazy year. we had a resilient bunch of guys. it was unreal, man. i mean, it was like a home game here. we love you guys here. it was awesome. >> what the game lacked in excitement, well, some say the halftime

we have reaction from south florida to boston. >>> also breaking, prosecutors charging sinr r. kelly with sexually abusing underage girls for more than a decade. one kelly's alleged victims in the indictment speaks to nbc news. >>> new fallout on the jussie smollett saga. and we take a closer look at thc technology polsay they used to unravel this story. >>> ere's late word of the mueller investigation, that looming mueller report. d >>> richargel is inside syria with the isis bride begging to return to america. >> i'm just as american as any blond-haired, blue-eyed girl, and i would like to stay in my country. >> one of thousands of isis wives and children here now looking to leave. >>> the parents cutting a plea deal in that california house of horrors. 13 children found shackled in their home. one of the kids making a daring escape to save the others. >>> bystanders screaming, watching a slow-motion disaster as a pair of massive cruise sh s collide. >>> inside the chaos, controversy, and high drama this weekend. it could be the wildest oscars in years. >>> good evening, ever

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. >>> sharks on the road in boston hoping for a win. it didn't go that way. >> boston gives them trouble. 12 out of the 18 games for the sharks to be played at the tank. they are guard to -- glad to be out of boston. they had little support. they take a brief lead early in the first period. couture in front of it. 23rd goal of the queer and the sharks take year and the sharks take a lead. they score erik karlsson one of the best defensemen in the nfl beaten badly. nastiness here as evander is belted by chara. 7inches, 40 pounds bigger. that was a cheap shot. both given five for fighting and cane went after him and complains to the officials. why wasn't that ruled more severely. brent burns nails a bruin in the mouth with a puck. you have to believe he's good enough with a stick to know what he was doing. four-game trip is over. the sharks finish it 2-2. >>> there's not a lot of areas where the 49ers don't need help, field goal kicking is not one of them. robbie wrapped up. 82out of 85 field goals. two with the 49ers, 5 million and he wi

louis and boston. it's sort of degrading, although he does good work, because he gets paid per diem. he does not even get commissions to he is not happy. he decides to return to concord and build a new studio. he needs a new inspiration, another minute man. the answer to his reputation building is very local -- ralph waldo emerson. he does a bust of emerson as an old man. regales him with stories. the more resembles me, the worse it looks. finally, he says, this is the face i see when i shave. again, this is french recording a great writer. it is uncanny how prosaic his diary entries are but again it is all of the sculptor. that becomes a full-length sculpture with emerson's famous overcoat, which was famous all over concord because he walks around in this gigantic coat. he develop some specialties along the way. one of them is a sculptor of college symbols. this is his work in his studio on a statue of thomas gallaudet and his sight challenged first pupils. here is the statue as it appears today at ga

louis and boston. it is sort of degrading although he does good work and because he gets paid per dm he doesn't even get commissions. he is not happy and he decides to return to concord and build a new studio. he needs a new inspiration and another minuteman. again the answer to his reputation his building is local. he does a bust of emerson as an old man, emerson regales him with stories and says the more you work on it the more it resembles me and the worse it looks. finally he says this is the face i see when i shave. that is his greatest compliment. again this is french recording a great writer. it is all in the sculpture. that becomes a full-length sculpture with emerson's famous overcoat which was famous oliver concord because he walked around in this gigantic flowing coat. he developed some specialties along the way, one of them is a sculptor of college symbols. this is his work in his studio on a statue of thomas gallaudet and his site challenged first pupils. here is the statue as it appears t

>> boston. >> boston. you think after six they would say, oh, no biggie. >> no big deal. no. >> they are not saying that this morning. >> they are absolutely not. >> they are not. >>> two chicago police officers have been removed from duty at a high school after using a stun gun on a 16-year-old girl. the confrontation between howard and officers was captured on cell phone video. police say it doesn't tell the whole story. >> they accuse the teen of hitting and biting the officers. her father witnessed the incident and said it could have been avoided if the school followed their intervention plans. >>> now turning into a standoff outside cincinnati. >> a 20 year veteran sheriff's deputy was killed as the suspect recorded himself and posted live on instagram before the s.w.a.t. team moved in. >> reporter: a veteran's sheriff deputy dead and his partner wounded outside cincinnati after a gunfight with this man, 23-year-old wade edward winn. deputies responding to a call saturday night of a suicidal man barri

i remember being in boston -- i lived in boston, i was a reporter in boston in 2002 when the "boston" the spotlight team revealed the bombshell report of just how widespread this was in the boston area. how can we still be here 17 years later? how can we still be having these revelations and this conversation 17 years later? >> alisyn, because we have useless bishops around the world and this is the situation, alisyn, and i think everybody who is listening will understand. i hear bishops, i heard a chilean bishop, i've heard a spanish bishop, i've heard bishops from other places in the world saying, well, in 2011 we didn't have protocols or we didn't have elements to deal with situations like this with abuse. alisyn. i think you'll agree with me, raping a child, abusing a boy, abusing a girl, vulnerable people, raping women has been wrong before christ, after christ, in the middle ages, now, and it will always be bad. so this lie of i didn't have the protocols, it's simply because they want to protect the institution and avoids scandal and that cannot be. it can not be anymore and wi

just snuck in -- >> sean: howie knows boston.: is unbelievable is unbelievable. >> sean: who knows every detail of anything. >> tucker: he deserves the credit, he really was almost assassinated by the mafia and boston. no one believed them. >> sean: "whitey" bulger stuff? >> tucker: steve "the rifleman" fleming prides me t wn i can tell you all about the new york mob. ""goodfellas"," "godfather." i gave you ten seconds. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." tonight, president trump's momentous, unifying address, receiving widespread left by the radical left, their friends and the a trip media, not too happy. wait until we show you the reaction and there reacts reaction to the president's pivotal speech. we have major breaking developments tonight surrounding robert mueller himself investigating the investigator, shocking news also for the democratic party, and what is going on

welcome to boston. >> thanks, mike. nice to meet you. >> yeah, nice to meet you, too. >> mike leads me inside, saying he has something amazing to show me. he keeps it in its own molded, air-tight protective case. can i take a look? >> sure can. >> you brought me all the way here, mike. this is... what is it? mike's strange inheritance is this piece of decorative pinewood. 30 inches long, 14 inches across, four inches thick. on the back is a faint signature and a date -- j.s. williamson, october 15, 1902. >> there's a real story behind it. family legend is that it's from the white house. >> could that be? the white house does have a colorful past. it's nearly completed at the end of john adams' presidency. he moves in in november 1800, but stays only a few months. thomas jefferson spends two terms there before handing the keys to james madison. then british troops set it ablaze in the war of 1812. [ indistinct shouting ] first lady dolley madison orders the staff to remove this beloved portrait of george washington by gi

she previously served as an at-large member of the boston city council.s isn't the first experience with congress. she worked for joseph kennedy and former senator, john kerry. representative lori trahan is a congressional staffer serving as former representative chief of staff in early 2000's. the congressman was ceo of a consulting firm. representative chris pappas has been involved including serving three terms on the new hampshire executive council which is an elected body that advises the governor and two terms in the statehouse. the congressman is co-owner of peerage and backroom, a restaurant, often visited by presidential candidates. he's the first openly gay person selected to congress . >> dehaana haze came into public eye after president obama introduced her. gary franks of republican who represents the with the district in the 1990s. new congress, new leaders, watch it all on c-span

outside boston, it's true we were invited to this historic law office, but this small, private, bluntnot the kind of thing you ordinarily let a news crew attend. here real estate insiders discuss how hackers are stealing their clients' downpayments. >> there it was. it was gone. >> i travelled more than 2,000 miles to hear horror stories but i'm not the only west coaster here. nate baker is from the bay area too he travels the country and hosts confidential meetings like this wherever people will listen. he started a company called qualia. it offers agents software with a digital safe room of sorts. he says all home buying communication goes through it with only trusted and verified participants allowed inside. >> that locks it down and makes it more difficult for fraud to happen. >> other companies offer similar technology but baker says few agents are using it. our investigations show lots of agents communicate with personal e-mail, which the fbi warned them hackers can infiltrate. barry is the exception. >> having it, helps us. >> if this is protecting consumers, should it be requi

. >>> boston waking up to another super bowl when and the new england patriots made history. we have all the highlights. >>> grammy nominated rapper may soon be deported. how long immigration officials say he's been living here in the u.s. illegally. >>> >>> this is new england's third super bowl victory in just five years and were a few bay area athletes on the field. woodside high school on the potential is celebrating julian home and then bb award for ktvu reports in atlanta. >> the new england patriots do it again leaving the super bowl with their six vincent bartie trophy time the pittsburgh steelers for the most wins of all time. the new england patriots the los angeles rams 13 sco three but the lowest scoring super bowl in history. anyone hoping for an east coast west coast lit s was slightly disappointed at the end of the second quarter the score was just 3-0 leaving it in five to try to pick things up for the halftime show. the defensive battle lasted all the way into the fourth quarter when quarterback tom brady engineered the games don't touchdown drive with tie an

he will never pay for another meal in boston again.y river rock casino. >> abc7 news continues online, twitter, facebook and mobile devices i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. >>> that's our report. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> ama daetz, for larry and sandhya, thanks for being here. good night. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." good-bye to the bear he's raised as a baby. >> it was abandoned so he took it in. >> the touching moment he knows it's finally time to go. >>> outrage after a bizarre stree

not too long ago, boston and los angeles played each other in the world series and boston won that one also. dave, back to you. >>> the police say the death of a tsa agent at the airport in orlando, florida, was an apparent suicide. he jumped to his death from a balcony at the hyatt regency hotel inside the airport. the incident created panic among passengers who were confused but it led to delays in the airport and nearly 100 flights canceled. >> in italy, we don't know what had occurred. people started running a telling us we needed to leave immediately. >> authorities have not identified the agent, only say he was a man in his 40s. >>> today, i announce my candidacy for president of the night states of america. >> that is gabbert from hawaii launching her presidential debate. she is a democrat and military veteran of the iraq war. she was a supporter of bernie sanders when he ran for presidency. she says the united states has strayed from the principles it was founded on pick >> patriot -- hatred has cast a dark shadow across our country. we are torn apart by powerful greedy corpora

more snow through boston and hartford. and that snow is really coming down.oston could pick up 4 to 6 inches of snow. mixing that, as well. and we'll see the highest totals. call ahead if you have travel plans. highs in the united states, new york, at 32 today including chicago, milwaukee at 31. cold in minneapolis at 23. 43 in albuquerque, and los angeles up to 64 degrees. i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne for cbs news. >>> congressional leaders have reached a deal. this was a big late-night development, marc liverman is here in new york with more on it. good morning, marc. >> good morning, brook. this is obviously a huge step in avoiding another government shutdown, but it's not over yet. the president has to agree to terms and so far it's not clear if that will happen. >> reached an agreement in principle. >> reporter: lawmakers on capitol hill say they've struck a deal to avert another partial government shutdown. >> not a single one of us is going to get every single thing we want. but nobody has asked, are getting what's best for the united states. >> rep

tyson says justin fairfax sexually assaulted her back in 2004 in a boston hotel room. and while she never directly referenced the alleged incident some of her remarks seemed loaded with meaning. >> sometimes you have to lead by example, no matter how harld it is. >> reporter: tyson is one of two women who stepped tforward las week accusing the lieurenant g enough of sex assault when h he was in 20s. it prompted most elected leers to quickly call f his resignation. but fairfax is fighting back. he denies the allegatio saying the encounters were conoensual. >> i justin fairfax personally. i'm not here to talk aboutis guilt or innocence, but i do know that he deserves like any other person desves some sort of fair process to deal with these allegations. >> reporter: that's prince william county's naacp president. reverend bailee along with many others in the african-american community were outraged when talk of impeachmentarose. they pushed back hard and that was dropped. >> you have of cour different constituencies, the me too movement pulling in one direction. african-a

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winning sixth super bowl some 8,000 fans flooding the streets of boston overnight to celebrate historicmpionship victory. it never gets old, they say. ♪ steve: roll tape. >> there it is, the dynasty tips. steve: you have tom brady underneath all those fike moneys and patriots defense leading new england to a record sixth super bowl win the pats beating the rams 13-3 in the lowest scoring title game ever. brady is the only player in

words. >> i was thinking, how do you like to be a boston sports fan, right? >> oh my gosh, know right? >> regarding my calculus is, it was 98 days ago that the boston red sox won the world series. yesterday, as you know by now, the patriots win their sixth franchise super bowl. ng, but what he saw, really, but 14 punts, that is the statistic that stands out in my mind. here are the patriots deporting and getting on the bus and heading toward foxboro where gillette stadium is, met by a very hearty crowd. they don't think of themselves as part, they are laughing a lot. two guys missing, however. the mvp, and a guy named tom brady. julian ottoman, the mvp from woodside, and tom brady from san mateo at disney world, heading down main street and in the best of moods. as you can imagine, tom brady, you got to give it to them. nine super bowls, and six winners. however, jerry rice was not that impressed. >> that was some of the worst football ever, guys. you ain't even talking about defense. it was like -- i don't know. it was like teams did not come to play! the ti

plus, patriots pride, the team celebrates its super bowl win in boston this morning. tom brady and julian edelman feeling the force during a trip to disney world as well. all those details coming up. first our top story this half hour, the state of the union. president trump is expected to tout the economy tonight as well as make a plea for unity amid the deep divisions between republicans and democrats over border security among other things. joining us now is former speech writer for george h.w. beach, jennifer grossman joining us at the nation naithe national tax . tell us what goes into writing a speech like this.

for wbur, boston's npr news station, and iein washington tonight garrett hague. i would like to begin with you. in the partly answer of your native state of texas, is this still really a candidate who is fixing to run for president? >> absolutely. elizabeth warren is not getting out of this race. she wants to get back to talking about her issues. she's got unimpeachable credentials as a progressive. her roll-out aside from this issue has so far been pretty good. she got good crowds in iowa when she first came out here. this issue has dogged her really for as long as she's been a national figure. her team has always been very sensitive about talking about it. so has she. for a long time she wouldn't discuss this question at all. wouldn't discuss the racist way that the president talked about it. then they lean into this with the slickly produced web video they put together after she took a dna test, and today they finally decided to appear to throw in the towel. a complete mea culpa. >> kimberly atkins, is this a case where the president has whatever you make of h

i think "the boston herald" already has its cover out. this has been a persistent problem. think about this. this came out in 2012 with respect to her directory listing at harvard. she's had seven years to try to come up with a message, an explanation whether it includes a mea culpa, which it probably should have from the beginning, and she could have moved on from this. here we are all these years later, and just days before she is set to launch a presidential campaign, and this keeps coming up. absolutely, the president is going to keep pounding on this. i don't think that's her biggest political liability, though, because the president's message is going to resonate with people who would never vote for her anyway. she is apologizing not only to native americans about conflating tribal citizenship with dna results, but this is bigger than that. she has to -- if she's going to be the democratic nominee, she needs people of color, voters of color, behind her if she's going to have any chance of winning, and seeing this registration form where she's clearly claiming to be a

still sitting here in boston with only 2.3 inches.hes of snow heading your way tomorrow. here's that storm in oklahoma. by 8:00 p.m. heading up towards kansas city. watching snow in des moines to quad cities. chicago a wintry mix to rain. areas from milwaukee northward, snowstorm for you. 8:00 a.m. on tuesday the blue is the snow. washington, d.c. is over to rain tomorrow morning at this time. there's an icy mess in the middle. burst of snow from philly to trent. kicks up through new england. new york city goes from icy mix to rain. that's trend for everyone throughout this region. snowfall totals, guys, four to six inches in areas of wisconsin northward. new york city right around three inches to four inches. hartford up to six inches. boston right around four. mountainous areas of new england another big storm for them. about a foot at least. >> did you watch the grammys at all? bill did you watch? >> no. >> i'll watch right now. i caught the highlights. >> pretty incredible. daefl night for women. pretty awesome to watch. the dolly

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she was hit by a terrorist bomb at the finish line of the boston marathon in 2013. the site of the blast she was hit by a car. despite everything she's faced, she's focused on turning her tragedies into triumph. april 15th, 2013, is a date adrianne haslet will never forget. that day she was a spectator at the boston marathon, she was hit by shrapnel and ultimately lost her left leg. we met haslet three years ago. >> something can happen in three seconds, but it's up to you to make every second count after. >> reporter: she was on the up and up accepting her new normal as an amputee. three years after her life was changed she competed the marathon even though she was never a runner. it was a brutal journey to recovery. >> ow. >> reporter: along the way, she allowed cameras to document the whole process. >> i was thankful that it was as raw as it was and that i captured those raw moments. >> reporter: how has your life changed? >> i look at life so much differently now. i just feel this sort of the understanding about what it's like to go through something really, rea

steve: we saw the issue of busing in a number of cities in chicago, boston, and elsewhere. why was that taking place? elizabeth: busing was one solution to try to desegregate schools. the idea was schooling patterns often aligned with housing patterns. and so, the way to desegregate schools, you would have to move people via busing. busing really never took off in chicago. there were minimum programs that attempted to implement busing, but they were not particularly successful. they were always largely voluntary, so you didn't see the large clashes around busing like you saw in the 1970's in boston. but certainly, there was some discussion and debate and some violence around busing in the city. steve: it seems like the deeper root issues were not only where you lived where you worked, the , quality of your schools, the quality of your neighborhood. can you discuss that? elizabeth: as an example in chicago in 1963, one of the major issues people were organizing around was what they called willis wagons. they were portable classrooms named after the superintendent, benjamin w

, football fans filled the streets to celebrate the victory --boston's mayor annouced the city will host a parade on tuesday to celebrate the team's sixth championship. in atlanta, i'm omar jimenez. ( robin ) that was omar jimenez reporting. bay area native julian edleman was named the super bowl m-v-p. ( robin ) a big story this morning... the brand new transbay transit center will remain closed until at least june of this year. repair work is already underway after two cracked beams were found last year... now there is a new timeline for completion. over the weekend... work began on the bus deck above first street. crews are reinforcing the girders on the deck. and next month... steel plates will be delivered to the center for installation. <"we are very eagar to open but we need to assure the public that its safe to open we need to give time to our engineers to make sure no other potential locations that need attention in the building."> the transit the transit center was only open for one month before it abruptly closed due to cracks found in steel beams on the bus deck. an official