who through tear into boston harbor criminal. you say i say american patriots standing up for their rights is freeborn bricks. who disguise themselves indian warriors and destroyed private property properly that was being taxed unfairly? no taxation without representation. i say those men are hero a heroes or criminals. it does seem a bit unfair to close the whole harbor for the actions of a few, huh. it's not just the poor park even think about it. the entire civil government was removed in massachusetts red coach patrol this tree exactly. do we want to see that here in virginia? we must work with the king and the governor to ensure that they know we are. honorable subjects dedicated to working toward a peaceable solution not to call for their eyes but a day of fasting humiliation in prayer exactly what cromwell declared before his revolution. those men are working from his plan. i know what to be true trees and i say progress i say let king george noe to me is healing not children quarreling with their father, but men standing

this attack upon boston is an attack upon us all. we may not be able. passed laws being dissolved, but that does not mean we cannot remain strong in support of our resolution. therefore let it be declared and resolved. that this house i should say this former house. should meet once again. two days hence in the raleigh tavern and that our first order of business should be the consideration of a non-importation association against great britain. we should not purchase british goods. until we are recognized as full british subjects. now i hope to see all of you on the first day of june at bruton parish for our day of fasting humiliation in prayer. so that we may ask for divine into position to inspire the minds of his majesty and parliament. to avert this heavy calamity that threatens the destruction of our civil rights. through the evils of war. god save us all my fellow countrymen and they god save, virginia. i can't have no illegal government meeting up with the raleigh town. they know legal burgers now only certain people in town are gonna call it tre

i can't believe it happened in boston. shall never crow believe it happened in boston.it happened in boston. suii never grow up, have her believe it happened in boston. 5i—.ii never grow up, have her childhood years, herteenagers, never grow up, have her childhood years, her teenagers, first dance, first kiss, none of that will happen. it isjust first kiss, none of that will happen. it is just so sad. first kiss, none of that will happen. it isjust so sad. happen. it is “ust so sad. hundreds of --eole happen. it isjust so sad. hundreds of peeple lined _ happen. it isjust so sad. hundreds of people lined the _ happen. it isjust so sad. hundreds of people lined the entry _ happen. it isjust so sad. hundreds of people lined the entry route - happen. it isjust so sad. hundredsj of people lined the entry route into the church for lilia's funeral, she had simply been playing in the street when she was fatally injured. she was found with stab wound to her chest. 22—year—old man from boston has been charged with her murder. the service here lasted just over half—an—hour, a mixt

a diverse, working-class neighborhood here in boston.applause] i am a proud mother of four beautiful children. thanks to being a union member, i have been able to put a roof over my head, put food on the table and provide world-class health care. but i am not the only 1 -- [applause] i am not the only one who started a great career. ever secretary of labor, marty walsh, began his career with 223. [applause] thank you for all you do. today, i have the great honor of introducing someone who understands the american worker, president biden. he understands what we go through. he cares about us. he sees us. he fights for us. president biden is delivering real bins for working-class and middle-class americans. over the past year and a half, president biden and his administration have created a record number of sustaining careers. president biden has workers -- worker plus health, safety and wages. he has also protected retirement. president biden's bipartisan infrastructure law invests $1.2 trillion in america's infrastructure. [applause] unit

or the next boston children's hospital? brandy zadrozny is a senior reporter it and pc news focusing on extremism online. she's reported on the target of boston children's hospital. mark follman is -- his latest piece is on how trump spread incitement and violence throughout the republican party they both join me now. brandy, i sort of follow this story as it's played out, i find it so -- both monstrous and incomprehensible, on some level. but at least give us a quick version of how we got to the point that the fbi is announcing the arrest of a woman for calling a bomb threat into a children's hospital. r >>calling a bomb sure, thanksr having me. for months now, people, mostly on tiktok -- twitter and other social media platforms have been putting new groups in the crosshairs. there have been, like you said, there have been school teachers, librarians, it's been people who dare think that we should have a diverse workforce, our diverse school, people who put up black lives matter flag at work. and i was a children's hospita

i love boston so much, new england clam chowder -- >> i'm from boston. new england clam chowder. >> wait, wait, wait. new england clam crowder. [ inaudible ] >> i love boston so much new england clam chowder runs in my veins. >> i love the yankees so much -- >> i got to say that too, the yankees? >> try it. yeah. i love the new york yankees so much manhattan clam crowder runs in my veins. >> i love the yankees so much new york clam chowder runs in my veins. >> edgar, where are you from? >> bronx, new york. >> excellent. big yankees fan? >> big yankees fan. >> what do you love about the yankees? >> everything, the tradition, the history. >> any chancic ge i can get you toss on this red sox cap? >> no, no. >> you're saying a yankees fan won't put on a boston red sox cap? >> i will -- ♪ [ aplause ] >> we have a fun show for you tonight. charlamagne tha god is here. we have music from run the jewels and we'll be right back with amy schumer. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: we're in brooklyn with our guest tonight. he's a popular morning radio dj and host of the sh

and they're all in the boston public library archives. so so she she took over because she was so competent. she also took over the anti-slavery bazaar. so that's where the money was okay, the money czar's and she so much money, she paid the ante slavery society's debts. she and the abolitionist movement in boston to keep the lights on for years and. she was so smart about it. i being a merchant's daughter i, loved this. she looked around and said, well, we'll make more money if we have richer customers. so she got all her acquaintances, europe and stuff. remember, she was a very fancy lady to shop around for stuff for her to sell at the bazaars and that then attracted the rich women and men of boston and they would come and spend large amounts of money and she would give it to women like garrison to free the slaves. pretty clever would you say that all three of the people you focus were charismatic in their way or? not really. i mean, certainly we know frederick douglass was our william garrison was also very charismatic. it sounds like

run in next year's boston marathon.zers announced that people can run without having to register as members of the mens' or women's divisions. it came as registration opened this week for the 127th running of the marathon next april. the boston athletic association said it's still working to establish qualifying standards for nonbinary participants. >>> and still to come, a faster frappuccino. coffee giant starbucks unveils a new system to create your favorite cold drinks in less time. system to create your favorite consolidate drinks in less time. don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vacc h herevent flu lddults. who? i'm just the flu! ey've been shown to provide better protection from flu-related complications compared to standard dose flu shots. don't get fluzone high-d

yeah, alex mulatto the course that he's like boston new york, philly. they're all connected by highways but also new cities like chicago new orleans. they're also connected. yeah, excellent. so we have these colonial era cities being connected to one another and a more concrete way through road and rail transport and then we all have the emergence of new western cities. excellent. yeah, jordan. yeah going off the point also now that there's an ability for city to pop up in the middle of the country no longer just along seaport because they're able to travel a lot easier than just through the water. yeah great. great. yeah. excellent. so the economic transformations in the early national period as we've seen drastically altered people's relationship to western lands and spurred the growth of these new cities that we've been talking about today. and americans were lured west by improvements in transportation and communication and between 1790 and 1840 a period of just 50 years about 4.5 million people crossed over the appalachian mountains to settle in ne

they purchased a whole street called battery march street here in boston. they rename it broad street. then, they landfill additional space, and they build india street on it. if you walk in downtown boston today, you are walking on those same streets today. they start building a bunch of stores on top of them, which i all share a similar architectural vocabulary. they are all built of a brick. they have a marble belt course separating the ground floor from the upper stories. if you have a shop on the ground floor, storage space above, and all of the houses would've looked essentially the same. one of those stores still stands on a corner of broad and customs house street here in downtown boston, 68 broad street. historians know quite a bit about this particular building because they went out and drew it. they documented it. historic, american buildings survey went out and created these elevation drawings of this warehouse in the 20th century, capturing this building at a particular moment in time. we also know about these buildings because of bulfinch's ow

he's born in boston so that is great.amazing and anybody watching tonight, you should google him and get the book written about her, what she was able to accomplish and a very challenging different time, as the first woman cabinet secretary going up against a man, going up against republicans, hostile republicans, in some cases hostile democrats. and really went through many of those programs in our country that protected workers, and this president of honestly, president biden, first two years, and i'm not talking about me, now president biden's first two years, has passed some amazing legislation that's really is going to set the next town for this country for the next decade to come. >> labor secretary marty walsh thank you very much for joining us tonight, we always appreciate it. >> thank you. and coming up, thanks to strong sanctions led by president biden and the western allies, vladimir putin is stuck now trying to buy ammunition for his war crimes in ukraine from the north korean dictator who donald trump says he

own, boston's own monica britalia -- verdinally.dden. monica, stand up. thank you. [ applause ] the national cancer institute is launching a major national trial for those new tests i mentioned that could detect one or more cancers merely by taking blood samples. you know, if that's the case, these blood tests could lead to less invasive cancer detection tools that will save lives. we're also launching the first ever cancer moonshot scholar program to support a new generation of scientists from every background, from every part of the country to launch their cutting-edge research and careers. but we need everyone to get in the game. that's why i'm also calling on the science and medical communities to bring the boldest thinking to this fight. i'm calling on the private sector to develop and test new treatments, make drugs more affordable, share more data and knowledge that can inform the public and benefit every company's research. and i'm respectfully calling on people living with cancer and caregivers and families to keep sharing

even if little wins the election, millions of people will have voted for boston. are given this level of polarization . how does the country move forward? i created magic blame. it works. i really no korea diplomats or you or 60 years with different government. most of them are something totally, all of all the all to do is they show up and g culture and g everything you get you like this. if i read with more than rational follow politics, i mean i have gone through many other elections. this is certainly the most dramatic one you're giving in brazil because after a long time in which also lulu or the victim of this some sort of. busy as usual, or whatever we are now, all the democratic boards are supporting lula. yeah, we have research, even with all the rivals, depalma rivals on. we are all, all of them rational people are not, it's only the extreme right. the other support. so what, what do you do when you have people, as you say, who are strong supported, the p t, the workers party. you also people on the other side who are taking a very different position. ev

you've got a lot of fans here in boston, jimmy.gar god said you were beautiful. >> jimmy: i'll take that, sure, thank you, lenny. appreciate it. >> appreciate you, jim. >> jimmy: lenny clarke and guillermo, the new team there in boston. i like it. all right, thank you, guys. we'll see you this weekend. one more thing before we move on. it's thursday night. that means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> the first time that i [ bleep ]ed the queen was visiting london. >> former president criticized fbi agents for not [ bleep ]ing up their [ bleep ]s in his bedroom. >> vladimir putin is going to try to [ bleep ] your [ bleep ]. >> sure he is. >> an executive with beyond meat is accused of biting a man's [ bleep ]. >> a lifetime ago, i actually did a little remote, i [ bleep ]ed hugh grant. >> hugh grant is a beast. >> it all paid off because i got to [ bleep ] the sausages. >> he's very much in shape. when you wa

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he passed, and how it's helping boston's airport.e policy but also political, right what's the goal of the administration there >> reporter: sure. we were right inside of terminal e which is what is going to be modernized, built in 1970. it desperately needed a facelift, and the president talked about how his bipartisan infrastructure law was able to allocate more than $50 million to make that a reality so the president talked about why he wanted to do that, where he's hoping other airports can do the same, and yes, of course talking about a midterm message that will likely hear a lot of in the next eight or so weeks. take a listen to how the president talked about it earlier today at logan international. >> we're the united states of america, and investing the money we're investing in this infrastructure act, investing the money in the inflation reduction act, this means jobs jobs i can't think of any time we've ever given the american people an even shot they haven't stepped up to the ball >> reporter: the economy a major message,

. ♪ ♪ i come to boston from the dominican republic with one suitcase.y all our clothes and our belongings. we say, "why bringing stuff to a country where we're going to find everything we need?" and plus, bikinis have no place in the middle of the winter. i come here to boston, i had just got married and come here to start myew family. my husband had immigrated here a yearefore with his family and was working as kitchen aide at a local nursing home. hifamily, nobody spoke english nor had a professional job. i had learned english in high school, and i had just graduated from a bachelor's degree in computer science and engineering. so i'm thinking, "i'm going to boston, i'm going to find a job as soon as possible." i start sending my résumé everywhere, but i don't hear from anybody. nobody's calling me foany interview, and i'm wondering what is going on. i cannot understand what is going on. but i also didn't have anybody to ask so the only person i knew had a professional job was my cousin, angela, who was working as an administrative assistant at a loca

that very minute, when in boston the plane takes off into the air on the service station on the firste north tower of the world trade center in new york, the working day begins, vladimir savinkin. i ask him, and four months have already passed. even already worked in kentation. when you start working at 9:00, as you wanted, he tells me, mom, i don’t have time from eight o’clock . do what i need to do so he ended up at the tower at 8:00 am. if i had arrived at nine, things would have been different a week before this tuesday, september 11th. we were there, i was with mom and dad, because a was a holiday, vlad worked to zero. and it was possible to reach the very top and be on the roof and watch. we knew how would my brother and their son. he works there and just about everything. it was very proud of us. i'm sure, especially mom and dad jurassic time 8:13. vladimir savinkin is already full of business at the workplace, his sister is at school, their mother is in these minutes at home calmly having breakfast in front of the tv leaving for work the last one i could let you sit down to ha

airspace specialist and military specialist faa boston center. it came in about 8:25 in the morning, and as soon as i walked in the front door, someone came to me and said there was a hijacked going on. we worked hijacks in the past and they were usually uneventful. peter zelensky. i yelled at the supervisor john, get over here, the planes been hijacked! absolutely. i go it's middle eastern voices, positive. i could tell that a second time. i was used to working egypt air, saudi, turkish, all of them. it's definitely middle eastern voices. calling the slogans, the pilot on american 11, mohammed, the lead a terrorist stated something about more planes, that they had more planes. it was definitely plural. that's when things really started to ramp up. faa command center in virginia. i was the national operations manager on 9/11. the position located in the washington area that is overarching authority over the nation's airspace. that was my charge, the safe and efficient operations of the nation's airspace. colonel bob lahr commander northeast air d

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. >>> also, reaction after the boston celtics suspend their head coach for the entire season.spn reporting he had a consensual relationship with a member of his staff and what else the investigation found. >>> and could there be a big change coming to jeopardy? and will you approve? >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. tonight, the state of emergency aleady in place across much of florida as they now brace for the next tropical system set to become a major hurricane. many of the models point to a direct hit on florida. but first, hurricane fiona still a monster storm tonight, hammering bermuda, canada will get hit next. fiona barrelling up the atlantic. the strongest hurricane ever this far north with 125 mile an hour winds and set to strike eastern canada with record force. halifax nova scotia under a rare hurricane warning. the hurricane pounding bermuda with rains overnight and all day. powerful winds lashing the coast. knocking out power to much of the island. fiona traveled north. look at the spaghetti models. m

just after 7:00 last night, right on campus in holmes hall on the boston campus.ing was evacuated, bomb squad, ems rushing to the scene. a second similar package nearby, swiftly dealt with by the bomb squad. the package was a pelican style case, hard plastic, and inside virtual reality and mark zuckerberg. a multitude of agencies are involved here. >> fbi boston is offering its full support to our partners, especially with the boston police department, including the full resources of the joint terrorism task force, as well as our evidence response team and special agent bomb techs. >> the scene was declared safe last night, students are back on campus. no arrest at this point in type in the investigation, still really in the early stages. sandra. >> sandra: live from boston, thank you. >> john: parents in connecticut raising the alarm over a woke worksheet that was handed out by a high school teacher that included all the greatest hits. michael is a father of five, youngest is in middle school. michael, some of the words from the southerton high school worksheet,

two operations in russia, one in germany and two in the usa a year ago, boston doctors.hey brought a radical correction of the heart, the operation lasted 16 hours before that, all that doctors could offer was palliative care, in order to prolong life a little more that year. she considered herself a real superhero. and when you ask him what is your last name? he says that i am the world's most powerful superhero. artur it remains quite a bit to a healthy full life. he has already gone through most of this difficult path. one more operation is needed for any disease, that's it. well, i mean colds, there is a cough of snot, and it starts to swell in us. accordingly, the news adds, when the face ticks, the stomach swells, doctors diagnosed interpathy proteins are not retained in the body, the mitral valve is out of order, it prevents blood flow. it needs to be replaced with a prosthesis. and then a hand-picked heart. arthur will work as it should in boston, the boy is already expected and the doctor will be as soon as possible. artura subra delta - this is the doctor who p

and unfortunately, boston and other countries are not the exception. there. we have a lot of bureaucratic apparatus which is basically preventing any of the foreign powers who would like to invest more in this region. and he now came with it with a bunch of investors and the business men from turkey and trying to basically opposition turkey in economic sense. and it is very indicative actually that he started this year steward with the boston area, which actually shows that he clearly understands the importance that boston is playing for this region. especially amid the tensions that are going on between russia in the korean, which is having some negative reflections to this region where some regional actors, especially serbian crecia, are trying to use this as a some kind of opportunity to further separate and divide both. so basically, we are having a pressure from the belgrade and design to which is going on for the last 3 decades here. the visit is actually where, where he emphasized that he is totally for the, for the boston of sarasota, the integrity an

it's by raising the property above the flood plain >> we saw the same thing with wynn resorts in boston having to put the casino floor up above the 100-year flood plain so that they could protect it. is there a chance -- >> go after some of the barrier islands on long island and you see the same thing the new houses are all being built 12 feet higher, 12 feet off the ground, or thereabouts anyhow, there you are, return to office the working lunch. no more virtual meet sngz today's working lunch is back in person we're going to sit down with the ceo of a company taking on the buy now pay later business plus, another update on the 2022 stock draft. delano's dynasty has negative returns right now. but a lot of people do still in third place is david robinson the admiral remains the only positive portfolio as we go to break, delivering alpha returns tomorrow in person you can scan the qr code it's not too late. on the screen. or go to cnbcevents.com to register i'll be there. love to see you there. >> now, that's the draw. >> huh tt'thdrs the draw >>has e aw that's it. at ameriprise financi

still ahead here on "way too early," we're taking a look at president biden's trip to boston where he touted his accomplishments and raising money ahead of the mid terms. and the latest for the united kingdom where thousands of people are lined up to pay final respects to queen elizabeth this as king charles makes his first visit to northern eye landlord as monarch. we're looking at live images now in scotland, mourners playing tribute to the queen for her reign for seven decades. these stories and more when we come right back. (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. so, for me and the hundreds of drivers in my fleet, staying connected, cutting downtime, and delivering on time depends on t-mobile 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. (vo) unconventional thinking delivers four times the 5g coverage of verizon. and it's ready right now. t-mobile for business. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're investing with mer

hanging out in boston. let's get to our first guest, everybody.er, and an environmentalist, and the creator of avaline wine. i like a girl who makes wine say hello to cameron diaz. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: is this zoom? you just fall on come. it's just assume, that is what it is forever. >> this is what i look like forever. >> kelly: i had yoga pants -- you do yoga, i don't. i had a pretty blouse. >> you are just like okay, i'm presentable. >> kelly: i love it, but why would i do anything else? [laughter] >> there's no reason for it. >> kelly: my favorite was people would be like, just because it's a pandemic, this is what pandemic -- i'm like, this is like a thursday in 2018 for me. totally, it's covid, that's what it was. you have a 2-year-old now. how is that? are you exhausted? >> i love it. i feel like it is the best thing -- it's the best thing i've ever done in my life. >> kelly: to john comeaux so you don't have those moments? >> i feel like as a parent, that it's your job. to be like okay, what are you feeling here? there is so

the boston bomber, he got a check from the democrats. did that help the economy or only bring great with canner inflation? they have no plan to fix it. in the commitment to america, we will stop inflation. maloney says they're going to keep the majority. maybe the race is more competitive. but i think even maloney's race has has a really hard -- has a really good chance of us defeating him, even the head of the dccc. maria: you know, you talk about all of these issues, and you would think that these issues we all agree on. i mean, the border, for example. talk to us about what happened in your district. a young person, 13 years old, went to school with drugs in the backpack. what happened? >> this is so delaware stating, but it -- devastating. it just happened in bakersfield, california. don't think that your city is

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my home base is local 103 at boston, massachusetts. go , pats.er has positively impacted me. it has given me endless opportunities that have changed my life for the better. you can only imagine how big of an honor it is right now to introduce our next speaker, a true friend to the ibew. we all know plenty of promises were made around election time. sadly, many of those promises are not kept, but not president biden. in april of 2020 -- give a round of applause to that. [applause] in april of 2020 when the pandemic was on the rise, i got a chance to have a resume conversation with the president. i told him i had lost my job due to covid and had to be laid off so suddenly. that conversation, not only did the president give me encouragement, he also let me know how valuable our work in the country is and how important it was to take care of our workers. when he got elected, he put those words into action. ibew was one of his earliest supporters when he decided to run for president. [applause] so believe me when i tell you, i remember those promises

. >>> president biden traveled to boston for a series of appearances starting with a speech at boston's logan airport. scott mcgrew, i know the federal government spending a lot of money at that airport. >> yes, as part of infrastructure spending. good morning. the president looking to show americans their tax money is being well used, in this case, to build better airports. >> the united states of america, not one airport ranks in the top 25 in the world. what in the hell is the matter with us? it means commerce. it means income. it means security and we don't even rank in the top 25, not one single airport. >> $62 million will be spent at logan to improve the airport. later this afternoon the president will speak at the john f. kennedy presidential library in boston where he'll announce new efforts to cut the number of cancer deaths in half. the president's cancer moonshot he calls it. the president will name a director of the advanced projects agency for health which he created in march. biden also signed an executive order today to encourage cutting-edge technology like those needed

the virus redoubled in intensity from boston, bombay rome to rio. its deadly varian raged. british india relatively spared by the 1st wave, became a charnel house in a land of 250000000 people. the virus was spoiled for choice. everywhere trains arrived past the dead and dying in punjab, the worst affected region. almost a 1000000 people were dead. the doctor reported the hospitals are so choked, we cannot remove the dead fast enough to make room for the dying. in delhi, every 2nd hospital patient died. the dead are traditionally cremated and riverside part. but the reserves were exhausted and cremation became impossible. corpses were dumped in the rivers instead. ah, in india, the death toll has been estimated to be around 20000000. but the total might well have been higher. for 7 months, the pandemic had been spreading to every corner of the globe. edith goring, a young survivor recalled, some was so delirious, they had to be tied to their beds. the dying were covered and black and purple patches. pregnant women were dying. in montreal, a doctor r

every day they set sail from new york, boston and philadelphia to transport such numbers. the number of ships and routes multiplied soon. ships docked in liverpool, breast for dough and even mar, say during the 8 day crossing platoons, full of cases became battalions of flu victims. there were many sick among the $100000.00 men who disembarked every month, but most soon recovered. the virus had not yet shown its true face, but continued its silent migration. i became a faithful travelling companion. moving across france towards the front lines, the procession of troops passed through towns and villages. with every hug and handshake, the virus discreetly entered the populations in its path. ah ah, it was 1st spotted around the harbours then along the railroad tracks had in east as if waiting to join the fight. after 4 years of fighting, the arrival of reinforcements was a relief the soldiers struck up friendships. little did the british and french suspect that a terrible scourge had slipped into the ranks of their new brothers in arms. despite the celebrations, germany rema

the language, the literature, the art, the media, the mode of governance, the countries like boston, india or bangladesh, new ball have so much in common with the u. k. that gonna be undone, at least not in the near future, and green elizabeth's demise. one change that the roots are, the tires are deep rooted and the connection is very strong and it will remain strong. it's not going to go away from and we'll leave it there for the time being . thanks so much for joining us today. sean williams, thanks for having me on the show. and relieve it today with the images of queen elizabeth in south asia. and we'll see you at laura. ah ah ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some time. one day in the footsteps of the great hall. i'm in your northernmost count, please. ah, 3 times one. still very much alive, dw channels, your guy to the special with recognizes where exactly. it was fun and i have learned a lot our culture history. all their d, w, travel extremely worth a visit with the british economies on the brink of recession. if it's not already there, l