boston. we're-be. turner. she's going to be in boston. we're be in boston. we're going to be in hoetoh— boston. sts going forward. but that will require a significant energy reform in the uk . now, energy reform in the uk. now, one of the good things about the recently announced regulatory reform package that secretary of state for business and trade kemi badenoch announced recently was an effort to deal with this and to reform them across the board in different areas of energy regulation to ensure that we can lower those costs . it is we can lower those costs. it is it's a crucial issue because it's a crucial issue because it's one of those things that if your energy costs are very high, then everything that you do is more expensive, your food is more expensive, your food is more expensive, your food is more expensive, your transportation is more expensive, everything is more expensive, everything is more expensive , and your businesses expensive, and your businesses can't be competitive . so it's a can't be competitive. so it's a real priority to do this. and i think with some of these energy

boston celtics are back but _ to end? a little bit of both. boston celtics are back but they've - to end? a little bit of both. bostone a strike series and didn't have it when it seem like 100 they were playing like a team that's trying to compete for that they found a way to lose. but you have to get the heat credit because i guarantee most people had any idea of who martin was yesterday going into the season, master game. using all the players to step forward, which included benching nba champion for six and seven. i think it's a bit of both but definitely the heat they found a way to win. american sports, regular watchers of this programme know they are set up to essentially make sure that there is not much difference between the best and they were sold up parity matters. but even in that context the heat finishing eighth in the ease getting this far, how impressive is that? it ease getting this far, how impressive is that?- ease getting this far, how impressive is that? it was a cinderella _ impressive is that? it was a cinderella story. _ impressive is that? it was a cinderella story. i- impressive is that? it w

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boston, had been dealing with smallpox outbreaks for decade. aids and very specifically had been worried about outbreaks within boston. outside boston, since before the lexington and concord. they assumed that british soldiers who were captured following lexington and concord were infectious. they separated them into quarantine hospitals as they prepared quarantine hospitals as a more likely chance that american soldiers would catch to the disease. and it seemed to be working so well. these quarantines in and around boston that the soldiers themselves were forbidden to inoculate. those were the rules are usually in new england and in boston. you weren't allowed to inoculate unless an epidemic was declared, unless it got really bad, unless there were in boston, unless there were reported cases, no was allowed to inoculate because again, inoculate could spread the disease to others. why do it? unless we know it's a certainty that smallpox is going to spread, the bostonians, the people, the massachusetts did really well. in 1775, keeping smallpox out of the army. this was a policy that washington inherited as he came to be tmanding gen

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boston dynamic confirm -- not boston dynamics. we were able to confirm this is not an official tiktok account, but this fake one does post a lot of videos that pertain to boston dynamics group. this video, for example, that we also found in the boston dynamics group youtube page. it tiktok account that is not to be confused with the real boston dynamics group. >> botsom dynamics, it is in my head checked on the creator of this video? >> an american digital artist share this video he created using visual effects. we have the post that was posted on tiktok on march 27, 2022. if we take a closer look at the #'s, you can say that does say boston dynamics, that is true, but it also says cgi and vfx. cgi stands for computer-generated image, and vfx stands for visual effects, confirming that this video was created using visual effects and is not a real robot. this is not the first time that boston dynamics was even victim of it back in 1919, we debunk this video of a robot that allegedly participated in a military training that also went viral. this video was also created using visual effects and was also falsely credited to the boston dynamics group, so no fighting

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here in the colonies. >> hear, hear. >> i make horseshoes for boston horses and nail for boston houses. if i must i will make blades for bostonswords. >> well done. >> as i said before, please mind the words you say. they arere being recorded by the clerk. and they may be used against you at some future time. that chairth recognizes a speakr to my right in the balcony. [inaudible] >> i'm friends with and do business with both patriots and loyalists. i'll say that all this tax basis is no big deal so we have to pay a small threepence tax on tea. i could be a lot worse if you ask me. >> it's the principle of the thing. >> order. the speaker has a four. >> the king and parliament have always removed all other taxes. why don't we show them our gratitude by paying the small duty on tea? [booing] >> do we have one more? so unless speaker, sir. >> my name is john crane. you tories complain about violence and how violent we patriots are. well, let me tell you about violence. my father was drafted to fight in the french and indian war but i went in his place. i was only 15. i saw y more bloodshed by the ae of 16 the most that you will

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i make horseshoes, boston horses and nails for boston houses. if i must. i would make blades. bostonwords? yeah. and done. but not sedition, sir. as i said before, please mind the words. say. they are being recorded. the clerk. and they may be used against you at some future time. the chair recognizes the speaker. my right in the balcony. all right, all right right. this in store. i'm friends with and do business. both patriots and loyalists. i'll say that all this tax is no big deal. so we have to pay a small $0.03 tax on t. life could be a lot worse. if you asked me who gets to pick the ball. the principle of the bad order is big round or the king and parliament have already remove all other taxes. why don't we show them our gratitude by paying small duty on t. sir, you have one more. so our last speaker, sir, address those meetings. my name is john crane. you tories complain about violence and how violent we patriots are. well, let me tell you violence. my father was drafted to fight in the french and indian war. but i went in his place. i was only 15 years old. i saw more bloodsh

the boston massacre led to the boston tea party, which led england to pass the intolerable acts. so the port of bostonchusetts was closed. our right to assembly was being denied. english troops were being housed in private homes and a right to a jury of our peers was being denied in many, many cases. you see, the rights that our forefathers had brought with them from england were at risk. now, one of the key questions at that time was, who had the right to tax the colonies? was it our own elected government? or was it parliament in which we had no representation? you see, in 1774, lord dunmore dissolved the house of burgesses, leaving virginia with no effective government. so it was in these somber times that the leaders of virginia decided to meet here in richmond and right here in this church payton randolph was elected president of the convention, just as he had served as president for the first continental congress the summer before. among the men in attendance at this convention were george washington, patrick henry, thomas jefferson, richard henry lee, these were the elite of virginia. they were

boston manager _ team and into their lives. scotland boston manager steve _ team and into their lives. scotland bostong must be happening soon. next month's is the special olympics in berlin. here's the moment whenjack discovered he had been selected. t discovered he had been selected. i wasjust in tears, my discovered he had been selected. i was just in tears, my dog discovered he had been selected. i wasjust in tears, my dog was was just in tears, my dog was jumping all over me and everything, but i was so happy to be picked for great britain. just outstanding to be one of the lads.— great britain. just outstanding to be one of the lads. that's it, play to win, play _ be one of the lads. that's it, play to win. play for — be one of the lads. that's it, play to win, play for britain _ be one of the lads. that's it, play to win, play for britain - - be one of the lads. that's it, play to win, play for britain - but - be one of the lads. that's it, play| to win, play for britain - but most to win, play for britain — but most of all, plea for unity. joe wilson, bbc news, saint georges park. if you've ev

boston town meetings pamphlet, which was intended to fact check bernard's letters, was titled an appeal to the world with a subtitle or a vindication of the town of boston. for many false and aspersions. likewise, after the boston massacre, a pamphlet was distributed refuting british soldiers accounts of the events. but it was only distributed in england. and to some extent these these fact checks were effective. patriots could read extracts from london newspapers that britain's toasting may the unrepresented americans be no longer misrepresented under the recount from london that was reprinted in patriot newspapers. much has been said of a virtual representation with which the colonies are supposed to have here. but you know what kind of actual representation or rather misrepresentation is continually made of them by those from whom administration chiefly have their information? this idea that british officials were misrepresenting the americans to london was really the consensus position of the patriots for many years, and it had an important impact on the ways that colonist organized eased their resistance. on the one hand, this this conversation about misrepresentation undermined british political authority

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when the boston field office was saying we're not going to go an investigate people that just showed up at a rally without sufficient criminal predicate. the washington field office told boston you know what? we can't give you the evidence because it might disclose the very ucs and cis that you are concerned about. it doesn't surprise you, does it? >> no, sir. >> the reason it doesn't. in a different part of the country you saw that same pressure from the washington field office. did they try to get you to do something that was outside the normal order of law enforcement activity? >> yes, sir. >> what did they try to get you to do that violated the law and regulations. >> to get me to serve a federal grand jury subpoena when this was no proper predicate to do? >>. it was based on an anonymous tip, right? >> that's creek. >> time and again the washington field office was trying to pressure you would start process on people, isn't take right, i agree january 6th was a violent day and nobody wants to relive. violence on january 6th doesn't justify weaponizing the government against people who were innocent and did nothing wrong. thank you for blowing the whistle on that. i yiel

boston sporting event, it is hard to win when boston sports fans are cheering against you and the miami heat, that's the mountain they are going to have to overcome or see if the energy shifts for good here in bostonhem to the finals. >> i thought when jimly butler made those free throws the game was over. i was wrong. omar, great assignment. i'm jealous. thanks for that report. >>> coming up, the race to whip votes for the debt limit deal reached between president biden and house speaker mccarthy. a key house democrat, congressman james clyburn, he is standing by to join us. that's coming up. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do wewe leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythm's butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, special financing and free home delivery when you add any base. only at sleep number. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and your eyes feel like they're getting kicked in the backside, it's not too late for another treatment option. to learn more vi

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for boston waddle, conservative mp for boston and skegness. we have been swimming in a river of wisdom. thank you. live from london, this is bbc news. the uk home secretary, suella braverman, will not face an investigation into her actions following a speeding violation. florida governor ron desantis is set announce his 2024 presidential bid via an appearance on twitter later today. inflation in the uk falls below 10% for the first time since august, but it still remains higher than predicted. and police officers resume their search at a reservoir in portugal in connection with the disappearance of madeleine mccann. hello, i'm gareth barlow. the uk's prime minister, rishi sunak, says he will not order an investigation into whether the home secretary broke the ministerial code. suella braverman was accused of asking civil servants to help her avoid taking part in a group speed awareness course after she was caught speeding. mr sunak says he has consulted with the independent advisor on ministerial interests and was advised that "on this occasio

boston >> michael: back now with the boston celtics, hoping to accomplish an epic come back. andrew dymburt is live with a preview. >> reporter: good morning. we have the two best words in sports, game seven. one game to determine who will go to the finals with the nuggets. after going down 3-0, the bostonm a 3-0 deficit in the nba playoffs. miami looking to etch their name in the sports books, too. one other 8 seed made it to the finals, they could be the second if they beat boston in boston in this do or die game. miami put up one heck of a fight. clawing their way back after trailing most of game six going up one of just three seconds left. thanks jimmy butler knocking down the free-throws. derrick white save the day for the celtics with this heart-stopping buzzer beater to report back after a missed in part by marcus smart. >> it is off to smart. tipped in! the buzzer sounding. and it is reviewed. >> andrew: many heat fans including me were wondering why time was added back to the clock. the nba standing bio fy the officiating. game seven is tonight in boston. it opens as a heavy favorite in home. and i told you guys about the last two words in sports. you know what the best three words in sports are? let's go heat. >> i want the celtics to make history. no? tough crowd? >> michael:

boston celtics look toistoric c. boston forced game seven in their series against the miami heat in a wild ending here. the celtics got off the game-winning shot with about a tenth of a second left. if they win tonight, bostones after trailing three games to none. >>> and a dramatic finish at the indy 500678 the race came down to the last two and a half miles. american driver josef newgarden made his move over last year's champ over the last lap of the race to take the title here. this followed a wild crash between two racers. one car hit the wall, flipped right over, and then caught fire, while its tire flew over the track's fence. no one thankfully was seriously injured. >>> coming up, on "cbs mornings" on this memorial day, we will hear from vietnam's wous as they reunite to mark 50 years since they were free. just between ythanng? anytng! ugh. well, i switched to swiffer wetjet, and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one, that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. wetjet is so worth it. love it, or your money back. ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your g

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>> this is one of those instances where we learned that me too and the movement might have brought about a lot of things to light that were wrong that we should know about. but that doesn't mean you dispense with due process which is what happens here in the court of public opinion. the media is happy to help every step of the way if the characters are the right characters. he says he would love to be judged by the facts now that we know them. the prosecutor declined to bring challenges because of a transcript that was unsealed. the reason he didn't bring charges is because they interviewed a bunch of people and witnesses say he wasn't there during the time of the event and they have many terabytes of phone data that they got that have videos to which the prosecutor told the accuser and her lawyer, looking at these i cannot possibly prove that something forcible happened here. those are pretty important facts that he should be judged by. yet we didn't have those and cbs, writers for the atlantic, the nfl network all just said obviously we will talk about the travesty of this allegation instead of dealing with the fact that someone is innocent until proven otherwise. too often media is picking that we don't like this character and social justice requires that we categorize him as bad and this accuser as good. that is not what journalism should be. >> mary catherine, i was in sports media when this case came to light. i have seen this type of story on numerous occasions. it really is, as i said, about the journalists and themselves. the image for who they might be and their own particular moral authority. they want to climb to the top of the mountain and stand on the table and say they are antirape. there is a strong contingent of opposing there that is pro- rape. it's a crowded mountaintop. i just wonder where the moral authority is for those who stand up and say wait, i will get the facts before i destroy someone's life. >> pro due process is not pro- crime. get the media has this hive mind if you are the person that says i would like to wait until we know exactly what happened here before we throw someone under the bus. you are seen as pro- the crime. that is an infantile way of thinking. is not the way the american system of justice works. it's not the way it should work in the court of public opinion. too often it is. not only did the media get mad at him and call him guilty, they piled on his parents for defending him at the time. it turns out they should have defended him. >> now that the case has cleared up, crickets in the same sports media. mary catherine, great column. thanks for being with us tonight. >>> the democratic party has turned into the party of vagrants, criminals and now squatters. they prioritize all these people over american citizens obeying the law. that is straight ahead. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. ♪ ♪ every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. 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>> that was a decision he made that went bad, really bad. now he doesn't know what to do. he's got 65,000 people coming into his city. he doesn't know what to do with them. he is reaching out to all state facilities that house individuals, veterans, disabled. he is making contracts with them and giving them a great amount of money. all of these individuals in these shelters and homes are being put out into the street and he is paying them big-time box. that has got to stop. in particular what is really disturbing and what really set me off on this journey was that in the crossroads hotel in orange county he made a deal with the hotel. they took 25 local area residents who were homeless who needed the shelter and put them out in the street to house people that are coming over. this is a federal problem and this has been going on for at least three years. we need to address this. should not be or at the county and definitely not in a small community which is very diversified and lives in peace with only 36,000 individuals. we are working. we enjoy what we have. in order to come in and upset our community it is not happened >> it shoved homeless people housed in your community in a hotel back out onto the streets in order to provide hotel rooms to illegal immigrants? what will this do to your city? can you absorb all of these illegal immigrants that he will ship to river head? >> it is impossible. we are on the verge of something that has been going on very quickly and riverhead dirt we are creating a town square. we have gotten $10 million grant from the agreement to build a town square. there is so much development and great things. the community is coming together. there is so much support and we get hit with this. it is unfortunate. mayor adams has to decide what he's going to do with the problem he created. he's not going to displace people along suffolk county. >> it looks like he will try, doesn't it? he will ship them out to you. >> he can try. it's a code order and a state of emergency. these hotels are not zoned for that. they are violating the zone. if we have to do like rockland county do to go to court and get an injunction, we will do that. >> if you opened yourself up as a sanctuary city you should be able to welcome them into your city and not ship them out to cities that are not sanctuary cities. it seems pretty intuitive and obvious to me. best of luck and riverhead. thank you so much. >>> here's a crazy story. a female army officer named dahlia to ray came back from active duty and found a squatter living in her georgia home. amazingly she could not get him evicted. the squatter named a bit since i'm in is a previously convicted criminal with gun, drug and deft charges. he was finally arrested today. dahlia is the owner of the house and joins us now. great to have you on the program. this has got to be something. you are deployed on active duty and come home and you hear that your house has been commandeered by a squatter. >> thank you for having me. yes. i am actually still on active duty. that was quite alarming to find out that someone else had moved into to my home. >> first, where do you sit today? he has been arrested. has he been evicted from your home? have you been able to get your home back? >> i did. marshals and the sheriff's office worked together to get him out today. he is now sitting in jail. i got him evicted today. >> that takes time. i have heard the stories of squatters before. that is no easy task. once someone barricades themselves figuratively in your house there is some kind of squatter rights that makes it almost impossible for you to get back your home. how did this whole thing make you feel? >> it is kind of unjust to find out that someone can literally move into your home with fictitious lease, with a company that doesn't exist. my house was not on the market for rent. it was on the market for sale. i had a contract on the house. to find out that this person moved into my home right after i got done renovating, it was very aggravating and i was angry. i was very angry. being away from home, had i not been on duty, i would have been in my home. to know that a career criminal at that could just move in and did not want to leave. >> i cannot imagine. it makes you feel not just angry but insecure and violated. i know it was difficult to get and it can be as we talked about someone evicted from your home. you mentioned you had a purchase or your home in the meantime. were you able to retain the buyer? what is the status of your house today? >> i did not. i had to turn binate that contract. >> because he was sitting in the house? >> correct. >> the buyer got spooked. i had to terminate the contract. i use the georgia title 44 to get him out to. a lot of people really don't know about that. it has to do with the sheriff's office. the police cannot get them out because it's a civil matter. had i not gone to the media, i would not have had the opportunity to get my home back today. >> and you lost a buyer in the process. you are literally out money from this man sitting there squatting, which i think is a nice way to say essentially some level of grand theft auto having stolen a purchase from you on your house while you are serving your country. we appreciate you sharing your story. we wish you the best of luck. hopefully find a new buyer in quick time. >> i have faith. i think i will. thank you for having me. >>> jill biden is failing at his job. msnbc is doing everything they can to convince the american people otherwise. joe scarborough is leading the with the fawning coverage. laura ingraham joins us next. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? 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i will say this for the biden white house. it is more of a presentation issue because he is on top of the issues. >> president biden keeps up a brutal schedule. there is no question that there is a tremendous difference, and this is understating it incredibly, between the amount of work that he puts in in a day compared to former president trump and his executive time. i know you would be exhausted if you had his schedule and probably would take some days off, or i would. >> he is cogent? you should be able to tell that is true by watching joe biden. he tells you, just watch me. joe scarborough is saying it might not be obvious, but definitely he is good to go. he is strong, he is cogent. he is a warrior for this life, laura. laura ingraham joins us. >> i like that full graphic. are they warriors in that picture? >> he keeps up a grueling schedule. we can trust. >> they put a lid on his schedule at 11:00. a couple hours after they are off the air. you are so kind and everyone in the studio is incredible to give them the audience that they crave in the morning. without this incredible set up and these clips, no one might ever know much about what they are saying. i salute you for being so magnanimous in what you are doing to my old employer msnbc. >> it is part of my brand to be magnanimous. >> what they cannot do is talk about the results of this administration. all kidding aside, whether it's the public's optimism declining, the declining value of the dollar, the attacks on personal liberty whether it's the way you compete your home or you can cook your home. that is all coming. we feel that. the push for electric vehicles driving up the cost of everything that is energy related which is everything we consume and everything we purchase. that is hard for people who don't have great jobs like the ones we have. it is really tough. most people say their lives are better than they were a year ago. certainly not four years ago when things were looking pretty good under donald trump. they can say everything they want. what did they say? he deserves a vacation? i missed that part. it is a grueling schedule. it doesn't really surprise me. what else are they going to say? they have a couple thanks to say. white supremacy is the biggest threat to the country. is not a bad economy. it's not endless wars. it is white supremacy. racism is increasing. homophobia, xena phobia. america is a rotten plays narrative. it is because of everyone that disagrees with them. what happened to hope and change? that is out the window. >> if you drop a rock from a certain height it will hit terminal velocity. i thought or i am hopeful that insanity also has a point of essentially terminal velocity that you can deny reality and tell me black is white and men or women. but in peoples eyes they understand objective reality. what you see with mika and joe is two people pulling the wool in realtime like a bad magician over the american people's eyes. you cannot tell us the president is strong and cogent. >> this is a show primarily for the manhattan elites and the journalistic set. they know what time it is. they know that people's bank statements and the 401(k) statements are down precipitously. regular people know when you go to the grocery store you get nothing for $60. you cannot deny that. you can try to say republicans are mean and racist. that is what they will do. as far as i can tell that is all they say. but numbers are numbers. you cannot fudge those numbers. i think it will be increasingly difficult. they have a strong constituency of women voters, especially liberal, older white women who hate trump and hate conservatives. they think they can have a real lock on the minority vote, which i think is changing. at slowly changing but republicans have to work on it. >> the reality has a hopeful track record over the last couple years. they successfully denied reality. they convinced some segment of the population believe that men can be women. sports illustrated has its new covers out which includes not just martha stewart at age 81, but it includes some men as well. there is knows that is safe. men are better than everything at women including women. >> i don't think either of those are women. >> the one on the right is trans. >> what do i know? 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