and they send relief to boston. they will be driving sheep to boston. and boston is, in all the local newspapers, that makes a real sense of common cause. the boycotting. the boycott has no impact on britain. it is framed as if it is going to affect the 1774 parliamentary election but that happened before the election took effect. everyone responded to the boycott the same way. let's talk up extra and they brought extra supplies, stocked up on junk and merchants were fine, they sold more than they normally would because everyone bought the 1770 supplies early. it had very little effect on the british economy so the logic of using the north american economy to affect the british economy to affect british politics completely fell apart. >> i might just ask a follow-up, invite you to clarify. i hear you saying as an economic strategy the boycott and the prohibition failed. they are really not exerting enough, they are not a it -- effective enough to exert political pressure. as a mechanism for developing commitment on the part of the individual to a collec

and the philadelphians are writing to boston and the connecticut ers are writing to boston. they're not writing to each other yet. they're that comes with the formation of congress and the creation of these new bonds. so there's this moment between the tea party and the seating of the first continental congress where boston is uniquely this communications node. and if they were then embarrassed by being as they been four years earlier, a complete failure on the t non consumption on importation front. this would corrode the legitimacy any claim that boston shouldn't pay the t to get the port act open. it should be simplest solution of the whole problem and that in fact paying for the t was one of the things that congress took up as a potential response to all of this. and could well have been a step forward. you've us so much to think about here and there. i know plenty more that we could that we could talk about in the book. but i want to be respectful of our audience here and make sure that we reserve a little bit of time for any questions you all may have. so, emily, who o

boston remembers thatou though t is threatening boston throughout the year. remembering thehe triumph of the three tea ships is important. it covers up the failure of the fourth tea ship. in fact in reality it's a hammer and anvil that violent three tea ships that cause such a response from england and from the british government. it's a fourth cargo that's here that makes it impossible for columnists in boston to accept the port act. i said you have to pay for the tea and allowed normal trade to continue that will be allowing the team teat from the william to be sold. consult basically colonists realize we don't pay for the tea from the first three cargoes than the british government will keep the teat from the william by keeping the pork clothes. and then we can say we are victims. this becomes a much more convenient politically useful narrative. that is the narrative going on by the second half of 1774. what would began to write and tell stories about that williams tea disappears entirely took two and 50 years know what in the patriot movement had anything

and in boston, , boston patriots had really struggled. .. colonies they had agreed, we will we'll stop our boycott of other british goods, but we'll continue our boycott of tea. they were supposed to continue while new yorkers and philadelphians managed this quite successfully. bostonians like virginians. carolinians completely failed and ended up consuming and importing large amounts of tea in 1771 and 1772 and 72, i think about 40% of all the tea that came to north america duty british tea originally purchased in london from an auction from these india company and brought here by private merchants. 40% of that was was coming to boston and that that says that patriots had to have been quite anxious about getting people to subscribe to these political ideas they had about consuming things because obviously lots of people didn't subscribe to these ideas and they demonstrated that every day when they bought consumer goods that they weren't supposed to buy. and the arrival of this india t presented the possibility of being a final blow in pushi

of the copy one documentation or the disappearance of the boston young people. because it seems to share all those in israel. who entertain wishful thinking to eliminate the palestinian people hold all the time. the ongoing is really aggression for nearly a year. is nothing but a result of the absence of a sincere political will a deliberate, international failure to resolve the boston an issue with a just solution and insistence of the occupying. is there any authorities to impose a spec? i compete on the palestinians and the world with all types of force. the ongoing, brutal war has fired the crew to grass at international legitimacy and afflicted serious damage on the credibility one of the post world war 2, concepts on which the international community was found. the natal general human said he has an, as is the dire consequences of this approach which are visible before our very eyes are not enough to prove that ignoring adjust solution is conducive to disaster. we discovered so are this belief that some are still trying to find individual measures to yvonn

so is the the boston port bell boston was and y can see here this drawing of what boston looked like the time it's a has a bigger footprint now than it did then but it was a basically an opinion ursula almost an island surrounded by water commerce was crucial to what boston did this crucial to the entire economy of the colony, not just in boston itself, but in massachusetts. in massachusetts, a whole everything came in and out of boston. and what the boston port bill did was it closed the port to all shipping said nothing can go or out and they basically man you can see this and letters are almost immediately the dead people were were starving. i mean there was no economy was cratering almost immediately and. it was supposed to be closed officially on june 1st. so even before it closed up and down the colonies, this news brought about this closure. other colonies to respond. and in virginia, this is for of you who've been to williamsburg. this is the reconstruct it governor's palace, the royal governor had called and the burgesses into assembly and ey were deliberating on other thing

the red army and in this moment was now the red coats in boston and housed on boston common. this is not the british army protect, the colonies. this is the british army intimidating the colonies. you don't put them in an urban area full of british people. if it's to manage the british people. so is a terrible thing. this of course it is. who's to blame the people who brought this army to are to blame heartless as the soldiers weren't there to protect us. they were there to intimidate. it was inevitable all that there was going to be a conflict conflict. and instead ofelrate the colonies somehow and what hell is that? we gotearom the dutch, as well as the english and. now we can't cheaper tea from the dutch you brought down the price. what you did is try to cage us into a monopoly and under guise of lowering the duties up the enforce cement that us rigidly tied in to. you know it's not like it was just tea like it is now tea was the most popular drink the time it was a central part of british and britain and the british colonies life for the last decade made parliament overst

and housed on the boston commons.this is not the british army protecting the colonies. this is the british army intimidating the colonies. you don't put them in an urban area full of british people if it's not to manage the british people. so, is it a terrible thing that's happened -- of course it is.e who's to blame, the people that brought the army to boston are to blame. heartless. the soldiers weren't there to protect us. they were there to intimidate us. it was inevitable that there was going to be a conflict. the colonists somehow what is that, we got tea from the dutch as well as the english and now we can't. cheaper tea from the dutch, what you did is try to cage us into a monopoly and under the guise of lowering the duty, tightening up the enforcement that keeps us tied into it's not like it was just he like it is now. it was the most popular drink of the t time. it was a central partar of brith life in britain and the british colony life. for the last decade, parliament overstepping its bounds year after yea

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the mistrial in the murder of a boston police officer. his girlfriend, karen read, now facing a second trial, charged again. she's now speaking out, giving her full version of the events as they unfolded that night. >>> at this hour, the breaking news involving boeing's starliner spacecraft that just left the international space station, leaving two american astronauts behind. so, when and how will they get home? >>> the tributes pouring in tonight for the musician and his singular sound. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. the fbi foiling an alleged terror plot they say would have targeted jews in new york city. >>> we are going to begin with the dramatic scene in court after the deadly high school shooting in georgia. the 14-year-old alleged shooter shackled in court, minutes later his father, also shackled in that same courtroom facing murder charges, too. 14-year-old colt gray being tried as an adult. two studentth and two teachers died in the shooting. the judge telling the 14-year-old he face

stephen, a graduate of boston college. boston university. he is currently the executive director at the hanover society and 2019 he was the guest curator for the archeology exhibit in things remembered at the alden house historic site in duxbury. in 2021, he authored the accompanying catalog archeology exhibiting the daily lives of a mayflower family, and today he'll be discussing the creation that exhibit. all right, stephen stephen, all. smattering of applause. well, thank you very much having me here today. this is like returning home. i worked 30 years ago. now for several seasons at the home site with. karen goldstein, working with collections curatorial and with paul cripps, invisible services. so this really like returning home. now today i'm talking about the archeology exhibit that i curated over at the alden house duxbury in 2017. desiree moped, the director, approached me about creating exhibit with this wonderful archeological collection that had been excavated in 1960 but had never really been given a full treatment. so this was

i actually look up at such women from history in 1917 to boston left at the time of egypt, the name, a leading metropolis of the modern age to it remained on the looking key for more than 10 years in the private possession of entrepreneur james c. one, the vin on the 1st of april 1924. the bust was presented to the public for the 1st time and caused a sensation. fatigue enchanted the masters with a simple elegance that was in keeping with the spirits of the mode naij. she even shed the look of 1920 feeling stones like malayna decrease and click off of the notes. and then if it was 1st exhibited in the spring of 1924 and the opposite direction to mountains for have a ton with made in the forest. i'm doing that way, we can speak of a century of the moans for the return of the buses. with the photo spiking off to egypt became itself in stage. they offered an exchange. the light side statue of the high priest running to the legendary post of nasa t t jane seymour and gave the green light a deep sleep archaeologist. an egyptologist consulted in the language of the same opinion that this w

should goon or dolo is a journalist, the host of boston globe today. he joins us now from boston. thanks for taking the time to speak to us now for most people. jamesville jones was the voice of das veda . talk to us about that dinning voice. what made him so special as well? thank you for having me all a and what made him so special is that he found in the way we imagined god to have sounded that deep voice and it's not the voice of a generation. it's the voice of generations. as you mentioned, i grew up with him as darth vader. my daughter grew up with him as the boys of new sponsor, so that boys that richard is to it did great silver screen, a great the small screen and it grace the stage. he was a winner of an e. got which here in america is the m e a grammy, a tony and an oscar and he, he won all of the major awards that you could win or actually be, was talented. he was at the big guy and he, every movie that he was. busy whether it was field of dreams or coming to america, he added a regal presence to it, which is perhaps why he played both the villain and lion king. just t

june 27, 2010, boston, trowbri. 35, the house is surrounded by american special forces, fbi agents leadand his wife tracy out in handcuffs. neighbors and other onlookers look at all this, we were taken out and put in different cars, the only question was whether he would stay, with whom to leave the youngest son, who was 16 years old, that is, would the eldest son be his guardian, or would the state take him? to our vices, of course, we were separate from each other, that is, we did not we could communicate, first there were interrogations for several hours. then at night we were taken to the police station, they simply put us in a cell, it was sunday, the building was deserted, and we talked with the employees there, and the only thing is, when i entered the interview room, there was a huge box on the table, on which was written "evidence" with my last name, well then i became , well, more excited, more scared, because i thought, oh, wow, so much evidence, so there is something in this box, probably serious, that is so you won't be able to get away with some excuses, confusion with tax

but that one out of boston.. >> bill: thank you, molly line in boston on that, dana has more. >> dana: migrant sex crime crisis comes to nantucket. playground of the rich and famous. kennedy host of the fox news podcast and steve hilton. great to have you both. kennedy, the saying all politics is local. i'm sure nantucket never thought the crisis at the southern border would be a problem for them and guess what? this is a political problem for you, too. >> it is one of the biggest issues on voters' minds for this very reason. there is not enough room for migrants crossing the border in places like eagle pass, texas. arizona is overwhelmed. steve knows the california is overwhelmed and democratic politicians started transporting migrants to other communities which made it a local issue literally everywhere. not just on border states. so now we're being gas lit by the vice president saying this is caused by republicans. they finally after 3 1/2 years came up with an immigration bill, something that is kind of comp

the day united flight 175 took off from boston with several of his team members on board. hijacked and then flown into the south tower of the world trade center. 20 years later, paulie's push was born. a way to honor the flight crews that were lost on nine over 11. in 2021, paulie walked 220 miles, pushing a beverage cart from boston logan international airport to ground zero. then 2022, he pushed the cart from dulles airport to the pentagon in memory of american flight 77. last year, he pushed for 300 miles from newark liberty to shanksville, pennsylvania, in honor of united flight 93. i was angry that they weren't being recognized. i felt by the world. and and i was standing there and i looked at the beverage cart and i said, you know something? i'll get the mechanized. i knew i had to do something that nobody ever did. but my story is a story of addiction where i was numbing myself out after nine over 11 with pain medication. so now that i was able to turn it around and nine years clean, now that i'm able to accomplish what what needed to be done, paulie plans to arrive

and the sodium over the control shall cause us and there's a lot of some of those like boston. ready that reflects the serbian goals of the bosnian war and would unravel the current state, recognized by the whole world, including e, u, member of croatia and serbia. the falls now and here's the go. vena is a state composed of 2 political entities. the boss, no crow out federation of bosnia and herzegovina with sarah gave always, its capital and republican service got ruled from vanya luca with its own flag, administration, and text books public search. scott is me, don't. i don't accept strong hold. the. there are also crow at national listen to dream of their own 3rd entity in the countries west, which would divide bosnia and herzegovina even further. or some of the missing the country should have been created as a federation with 3 federal unit cities forming 2 entities with 3 constitutive peoples, was problem attic from the starts viola for by much of the amend these tensions the peace march reaches its destination forever. anita every july 11th, thousands of balls the acts g

this is boston center. do you hear me? and and calling and i'm like, god, they must be up there drinking. duncan coffee. honestly, that's what i was thinking. then there's these transmissions. the first transmission from the aircraft. it's garbled. i don't understand it. then was a second one. a voice? i remember him saying. nobody move. please. going back to the airport. i will never forget that feeling up the back of my neck. it was like this adrenaline or something. i felt fear. i'm like, oh my god. the plane has been hijacked. colin scoggins, airspace specialist and military specialist, faa, boston center. i came in about 825 in the morning and. as soon as i walked in the front door, someone came to me and said that there was a hijacked going on. we'd worked hijacks the past and they were usually uneventful. peter zalewski i yelled at the supervisor. john, get over here. the plane's been hijacked. absolutely. i go. it's middle eastern voices. positive. i could tell that second time i was used to working egypt air saudi

could you tell us about those which i think preceded the events in boston what what happens here? just this is just an indication of why people drift toward alexander mcdougal and away from the alliances. so montaigne's tavern was a popular tavern in the city and was not far from lovers of liberty for liberty. paul was erected new york after the stamp act and was talking about british soldiers earlier on. british soldiers, when they were off duty, quite enjoy, drink and one particular regiment was determined to cut down this pole. so they kept to cut down the poles. sometimes they failed. they wouldn't quite do it, but they eventually it. and the new yorkers just put up another one at one of the times when they cut it down, they cut it down into little pieces and. they dumped it all in front montaigne's tavern. and people are obviously this tavern and they're enjoying their drink well. so they come out and there's a lot scuffle between them. there's glasses, there's tables getting thrown over and that's just belgian new yorkers resentment against british. so macdougal, he this he

at this moment. hundreds of young people are leaving boston. yeah, i'm not sure if i'm going to leave, but i'm pretty sure and that side out they'll travel. the world's credit to to villages are emptying over bosnia and herzegovina since 2013, more than 20 percent of the population is thought to have left the country. ringback at this rate, soon only the elderly will be left in ukraine. leadership has already rejected the idea of signing a peace treaty, similar to the dayton accords the to be a own health advocacy by turning into your own ex best with your without any fiction. and with no surprise, be active, the way in good shape. in 30 minutes. oh d, w, the people in trucks inject, when trying to see the city center. the straight pieces explain the around the world more than 130000000 people us we of mine because no one should have to make up your own mind dw may feel mine's on the you're watching, you've got to do news life from berlin, a test to fulton spread line for you. okay, wants us to 3 months to nephew, tree and fire british made too

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every july 11th, thousands of boston, the acts gather to commemorate the 1995 genocide, the former dot u. n. peace keeper bass has been transformed into a memorial. each year. bodies of victims discovered in the proceeding 12 months are buried here. many officials from the bosnian federation have come to make more or less conciliatory speeches as have ambassadors from europe. the united states, turkey, iran, and various arab countries. high ranking representatives of the un and nato are also concerned by the tensions but no bosnian serb russian, chinese, or serbian representatives are to be seen. the, the world's divisions are palpable here. long bringing peace to the country and its memories is a slow process. as if to prove that point, just outside strever needs, the bosnian serb activists have provocatively displayed portraits of their war victims. it's about defining territories. the answer, yeah, these are our service victims. my brother is one of them. you seen that they did? 3267 dead by 1995. yeah, just saying it makes me tremble. the worst thing here is that new bill on bosnia

us from lebanese capital beirot and daniel patrick wealth geopolitical analyst joining us out of boston massachusetts. hello mary. we're going to start with you for the latest obviously. hope you're safe and doing well this evening uh miriam, tell us, i know it's been a hectic day for you, but i'm pretty uh sure you able to put together quite a bit of information for us, if you could please share that with our viewers, well let's start out first of all with the latest, we were waiting for more uh statements coming out from hazbullah, we we don't have any new statement except for statements declaring members of the islamic resistance of hazbullah murdered, we know that... that eight have been declared, we have eight names that were declared by hazbullans separate statements, they considered them all marters on the path of alcos, but we do know now that four of them were murdered as a result of the confrontations in south lebanon, two in the town of blida as they were under israeli shelling, and another two in the town of majd silam, as we know reportedly, of course we need to verify that

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showers from philadelphia, new york to boston, and low pressure spinning offshore creating high surf and rip currents from delaware flornorth through main. more record highs possible from southern california into the northern rockies. thankfully over the weekend temperatures will be stepping down. david? >> david: cecily tynan, thank you. >>> next tonight, the white house saying deeply disturbed calling for an investigation after an american turkish citizen was killed today in the west bank. fatally shot in the head when clashes erupted. the idf says their soldiers were attacked. they are reviewing the circumstances of the american turkish woman's death. >>> back here in the new york, the boston area case that made headlines. murder of a police officer. his girlfriend karen read facing a second trial. her version of the events as they unfolded. later tonight, the two-hour "20/20." here the matt gutman. >> reporter: the high-profile murder trial captivated millions and divided a tight-knit suburb. first time, karen read accused of killing her boston police officer boyfriend giving her

so functions, egypt, the boston queen f a t t. it's been on display in the berlin museum ever since it was discovered by german explorers more than a century ago. now, a prominent egyptian archaeologist has launched a petition calling on germany to give back the bost it's a debate that's been going on now for a 100 years. who owns the famous boast of napa t t. the diction queen was put on display for the 1st time in the noise museum in berlin, in 1924, and is now in the possession of the pressure and cultural heritage foundation. over the years they have been repeated demands from egypt, beneatha t t to be returned to homeland. now the renowned egyptian archaeologist, zaki, who was his, starts with a new petition cooling for its repair creation. we are known to day the user or the visit the national committee as booked a government committee. the last 4 digits of the box to visit the p. as in the past, the pressure and cultural heritage foundation still sees no reason to attend the valuable object. i don't use the dispute, not tra

paulie's push started at the boston public gardens 9/11 memorial on august 18th and will end at groundrney at times taking him into the woods of massachusetts, across a multi-lane highway in connecticut and through small towns in new york. sometimes stopping for a quick pep rally. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: or an impromptu roadside concert. ♪ god bless america ♪ >> reporter: neighbors, school kids, police officers and firefighters cheering him on and at times walking that path with him. >> paulie was coming back through town. i just knew i wanted to join him. give him someone to walk with. >> reporter: as he takes this journey one step at a time, never forgetting the people he pushes for. >> i always say, i'm just a guy pushing a cart. >> america today remembers the september 11 terrorist attacks 23 years ago. here at new york in ground zero, moments of silence will mark exactly when each plane struck and when the twin owers fell. observances will also be heldat the pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania. have a great day. your memory is an amazing thing, but sometimes it can start to slow do

he's part of the boston globe's spotlight investigative team that did this series. a tremendous investigation that you have done here. before we get into the details of how patient care suffered at these hospitals, can you sort of explain the sort of basic architecture of stuart healthcare, how it was started, what is it? mark: yeah, stewart healthcare was founded in boston in 2010 when a private equity firm, known as cerberus capital management bought six struggling community hospitals from the boston catholic archdiocese. stewart then went on a quite a buying spree with a real goal to try to get bigger, and ended up with more than 40 properties at its peak. it did a, what we're calling a chain-defining deal in 2016 with a real estate investment trust from alabama whereby stewards sold a lot of the property, sort of the land in the buildings under its own hospitals and then leased them back, which generated a bunch of money for a steward, more than $1 billion most of which went to dividends, not into hospital reinvestment. but also straddled these community hospita

in the statement isa boston field office director says in part quote the officers and isa boston will new england neighborhoods but we will continue to prioritize the safety of our public by arresting and removing a gracious noncitizen offenders appear but they were not done there. ice also arrested this brazilian illegal alien on nantucket island who was charged with sexually assaulting a nantucket resident after entering the u.s. as a got away. he was also released on bail and isa boston office tracked him down and arrested him as well. all of that on nantucket island. ice says all the allegedly sex offenders that they arrested on nantucket entered the u.s. illegally as god always. wise is a concern? according to internal cbp data there'there is no minimum 1.9 mn known and got a ways who have successfully made it into the u.s. under the biden administration. arthel: bill melugin, thank you for that report. we will be right back. medical breakthroughs, every second counts. but without investment, those breakthroughs are often paused. citi's seamlessly connected banking, markets and s

. >> the running of the bulls near boston. the dramatic escape at a rodeo. >> an abc news exclusive with damar hamlin, the bills player back in the game after suffering a cardiac arrest on the field. his new mission to improve safety and what he's saying about quarterback tua tagovailoa's concussion. >> plus, on sunday night football, patrick mahomes surpassing tom brady the new record set. >> and later the monday morning wake-up call no. one wants. a dog playing the piano. >> from abc news. this is america this morning. >> a very good monday morning, everyone. i'm lionel moise in for andrew. >> i'm andrea fujii in for ryan. and we begin with breaking news growing fears of a wider war in the middle east. israel carrying out what it describes as extensive airstrikes in lebanon this morning after hezbollah fired rockets deeper into israel for the first time, the israelis have warned civilians to evacuate any buildings being used by hezbollah to store weapons. >> move out of harm's way immediately. >> overnight, an israeli milita

we were operated by the archdiocese of boston. and then, cerberus capital came along, steward came along , and it has been downhill since then. we have 2800 massachusetts services associations of nurses, and healthcare professionals working at steward hospitals. i am proud and honored to be representing them today. we hope that we can provide a unique perspective on this issue , because we have the front line providers. we provide more than 90% of the care delivered at steward hospitals . the corporatization and commodification of healthcare is the guiding in cells of steward, the one and only priority. it has led to horrific suffering to our patients, the people who take care of our patients, and our communities . the immediate and most debilitating ownership , impact of the ownership of steward was the -- steward's tendency to understaffed units whenever and wherever they can. i spent 20 years working in the emergency department at saint elizabeth's. i can tell you, we always struggled to have enough staff, enough equipment, eno