all i remember is that at every nursing station at boston city hospital and on every ward there were boxes and boxes of graham crammers. -- crackers. i was married at the time, but i was just telling you that we were eating graham crackers right and left as residents. and finally the home owe path, like is cured by like, minuscule doses of drugs. you had the md ds, the allopaths. you had this big mess of what was going on and that was american medicine at the time. every species of medical delusion and positions allowed to spring up and grow without any legal restraint, the public pressed that engine all power line likeness that are -- harolding every variety of

all i remember is that at every nursing station at boston city hospital and on every ward there were boxes and boxes of graham crammers. -- crackers. i was married at the time, but i and that we all were eating gram crackers. now, i was married at the time, so i leave it to my lovely wife to determine anything. but we were eating graham crackers right and left as residents. so -- and finally the ho homeopaths. like is cured by like, minuscule doses of drugs. you had the m.d., the allopaths. you had this big mess of what was going on and that was american medicine at the time. well, nathan davis. another picture of him. every species of medical delusion and positions allowed to spring up and grow without any legal restraint, the public press that engine all power likeness, for heralding every variety of medicinal compound. in other words, we had no idea what we were doing. so, having now bashed doctors as i've done for the last ten minutes, we're going to spend ten minutes going forward. i don't want you to think there were no good things going on in american medicine. there were some

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maybe we can get an example of what our sister city -- boston is a good example. new york? >> i know other cities are dealing with this right now. the question is, what is their game plan in dealing with it? the other thing, a lot of our buildings have been around for a long time. this movement of the goalposts, the educational aspect. if we are serious about doing the right thing, we have the education aspect. these businesses need to know where we stand on the issues. it is a difficult question but at least, and xtech, as the commissioner said, would be to start a dialogue to start to take positions and may be generate some sort of answer where we feel comfortable that if somebody generally makes the effort, is that the end? they do not ever really know if they are compliant. that is a difficult thing. the other aspect which is the vt thing. and the other thing that is brought out is if you do not have the property owners -- it might take x amount of dollars and it is a no-win situation and they have invested all of this money. for me, the idea this morning is to talk abou

factor that in we are talking heat index values anywhere between 100 and 110 degrees across cities like bostonew york city philadelphia even across the dc area. when you start to look at these kind of heat indices it can get dangerous out there. we have a number of heat advisories and excessive eat warni -- heat warnings. you are looking at the heat index values well over 100 degrees. dangerous levels of heat across the region. otherwise actual temperatures 96 the high this afternoon in new york city. 93 over the city of cleveland. rale leigh looking at hot temperatures high of 92. at least through friday. tomorrow 99 could be the high temperature in new york city. cleveland we are expecting high temperature of 93 degrees. out west where we are having strong storms through north central we will be seeing more of that today across wisconsin and into parts of iowa. some of these storms are producing flash flooding. minneapolis under a flash flood watch. we also have a flash flood emergency going on with parts of the interstate 45 shutting down. be careful everyone. that is in duluth in northeast

we're both incarcerated. >> me and him, whole city of boston basically, we all over the building. >> get addicted to the lifestyle. you get addicted to the streets, the whole long night, fast life, money, cars, fast women, everything that comes along with it. and you just get a rush from that after a while. >> some gun -- got it on my ribs. you have to know the rules of the game. i took it from my side and applied it to the streets. >> like bloodworth, peters is also awaiting a trial or a plea deal. facing six charges including possession of a firearm, assault and battery on a police officer, resisting arrest. because of prior convictions, peters could face up to 15 years in prison if found guilty. >> when i was a kid, you couldn't tell me that i wasn't going to the nba. i thought that was what i was going to end up but hoop dreams is over. trying to take the rest of my 20 from me. i got a 3-year-old out there, so it's like my father was never in my life. now i might not be there for my son. so, it's an eye-opener, makes you wake up after a while. especially in the hole, you got a lo

cities. but boston is a city of traditionally tight knit neighborhoods where it seems that everyone knows your name even behind the walls of the primary detention facility, the suffolk county jail. >> i grew up not far from the facility. i have found numerous people i have known from childhood, from high school, and just from the neighborhood itself. >> inmates, too, often find themselves among friends and relatives. >> we're brothers, that's right. >> though not all inmates are housed in the same facility. those who have only been charged with the crime and are awaiting trial are held at the nashua street jail until the resolution of their case. those who are convicted and receive sentences of two and a half years or less will usually serve their time four miles away at the house of correction. top of the world, 15 minutes. i told you i was going to be knocking. >> it's a place sal giuliano has become very familiar with over the years. >> keep a small circle. >> my buddy shayne, mini me. >> the boys! >> south boston in the house over here. we got one for you. >> he's a character. what's up? >

and he had some success in the first campaign, which was in boston and drove general gage out of the city of boston, the town of boston. and then he moved his army to new york and they knew this would be the great test in the summer of 1776. this was the moment when britain, one of the great powers in the world, greater than ever before after their victories in the last war, decided they would make their maximum effort to break the american rebellion, as they called it. and they sent, counting both sailors and soldiers, something like 60,000 men to new york harbor. their purpose was to capture new york and then to begin to recover the colonies one by one. and they were commanded by two brothers, william howell and robert howell -- william howell commanded the navy. and it was the largest projection of sea board power over a longer distance than any other than in the modern period. it was also the largest force that britain put into the field during the entire span of the revolutionary war, which lasted longer than the civil war in our participation, world war ii combined. eight years. was

is this speech i think would have been very different say in an inner-city community, one of the boston city can argue that the kids have faced tribulations. they already deal with the concern of not being special but these generation cupcake, sprerb shus snowflakes in wellsley have almost never got even shaken. this is the kind of community where the basketball team beats another basketball team by too many points the coach of the winning team gets in trouble because everyone is supposed to win. that is why this is such a refreshing embracing moment. unfortunately this is the only time these cupcakes kids have ever heard this speech. i was cheering and most of my readers and listeners are. martha: we hope it sticks with them and we'll have to see what kind of impact it had. it got a lot of attention. michael, you are special, you're very special. you'll be back of course, thank you very much. good to see you. >> thank you. bill: that was a little mean. martha: it's a little -- bill: i just -- martha: i think we all agree with that whole notion that kids should not grow newspaper a world whe

it is not new in the city of boston.ecovery, you have to work with not just the federal government, the state governmentç, the local government, theç tribes. you also have to work with the nonprofits, red cross, salvation army, many more. you have to bring in the faith- based community. it is huge what they are able to doç on a daily basis with a sml emergency. it may be in somebody's home unfortunately caught on fire. it is a disaster to them. ççwho is thereç during the dr for that family? it is the city. it is the red cross. the salvation army, the local church, synagogue,ç mosqueç, whatever. the faith based community is there to help the mountçç -- o help them out. when things are little bigger, who else is there? neighbors helping neighbors. ças it gets a little bigger, or even if it is a small house fire, in the neighborhoods of this city and neighborhoods across the country, if something çhappens, there is usually a local business that knows the family and been dealing with for a while and says that wil

mid 70s around new york city. 62 in boston and pushing 80 in the twin cities. still tracking a few hoarse in new england. boston, plan extra time for that commute along the new york state thruway. atlanta's high around 85 degrees. tuesday, looks like the gulf coast getting a little more active around new orleans. 92 with showers and storms. showers in upstate new york and wet weather in the northwest, into the northern rockies and hot in phoenix, 100 degrees. you can always get your forecast on "wake up with al" weekday mornings on the weather channel 6:00 and 10:00 a.m. eastern. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. [ female announcer ] from special occasions to unplanned thursdays, it's one good time after another. town house®. where good times reside™. >>> now in "today's kitchen what's cookin'," get out the skillet, we are pan roasting. >> don't let making fish at home intimidate you. ben sergeant the host of cooking channel's "hook line and dinner" is here with a delicious way to cook up

. >> record heat on the way for the city of boston. >> mostly windy, sunny, and hot again this afternoon. >> reporter: so hot even forecasters are looking for a little relief. the more traditional dunk in detroit is at community swimming pools, and charlotte water parks are packed while outside of boston hundreds are hoping to beat the heat at the beach. >> it's kind of crazy. >> it's great. >> whoo! >> reporter: it's anything but a day at the beach for those that have to work in the blazing sun. whether it's laying bricks or cutting lawns, crews battling near 100-degree temperatures have to take plenty of breaks and stay hydrated. >> keep my water and my gatorade, and i'm all set for the day. >> reporter: in philadelphia, free ice cream is helping to keep things cool, but in the end on the first day of summer, these kids seem to have figured out the best way to beat the heat. jay gray, nbc news. >>> a republican led house committee voted to cite eric holder for contempt. this after president obama invoked executive privilege to withhold documents the committee was seeking on the controv

new york city to boston, a couple days ago these places were chilly and once again they've rebounded into this scorching territory. we did not see much in the way of thunderstorms today. i'd be surprised if we see anything tomorrow, but a couple could form along the mountains. they'll probably be very slow moving, only an isolated chance here, but there is some thunderstorm activity in the cards for us. it's this line, a cold front and that should be in here friday afternoon and evening. so we'll have to watch friday's forecast, pretty good chance for some thunderstorms that will cool us off but might come with some damaging wind. here's the futurecast taking you through the time period tomorrow. again maybe a few line up along the mountain top and float closer, but not a lot. then we get into friday afternoon. that's when we'll have to watch any time after 2:00, 3:00 for the possibility of some thunderstorms. they do head down to our south, but notice the boundary doesn't get very far it. might stall out just to our south and east. we might see it try to return a bit sunday. that's

boston. the oklahoma city thunder can clinch their visits to the playoffs tonight. tim lincecum appear to have earned his first victory since april. he struck out eight and only allowed five hits. last night he gave up four runs in the second inning. keith call last night, first-place texas had 11 hits. oakland lost 6-3, game 3 of that series is at the coliseum and 7 of 5:00 p.m.. >>darya: the world's top golfers converge at the olympic club hosting the u.s. open. the course is a challenge even for the best of the best. vern glenn went there to check it out. >>brian: welcome to the olympic club, the site of the 2012 u.s. open. allow me to introduce you to the biggest star not slinging a golf club, the merchandise tent. they have something for everyone. inside this 36 square-foot store there are hats, maybe something for the kids. >> we have these in white and black. we have 5000 of these. these are not gone by championship weekend, i will be really disappointed. >> a major target for apparel this year are the ladies clothing for men and women. here is my personal fa

boston, new york city, dallas shouldn't have any problems at all.ll of the flights should be up there and adam. good looking forecast for much of the day today in memphis. we will keep an eye on carlotta for the next couple days. >> keep us posted. one of those names you have to say twice. janice, thanks. >>> time now james hatfield makes a flee to find a fan killer. >> they want to catch the person responsible for murdering morgan harrington. if you have seen the person in the sketch or have any about the case or any others please contact your local police. >>> the virginia tech student disappeared in october of 2009 after a concert in virginia. her remains were found three months later. right now there is up to a 150,000 dollar reward to find this guy. >>> courtney cox in the news filing her own divorce papers. lake her estranged husband david arquette she is asking for joint custody of her 8-year-old daughter but made no mention of a pre-nup. she requested to drop her married name. >> now for a p roundup of all of the sports stories. matt cane ma

cities. you see the same thing in boston. you see neighborhood and ethnically based organizations. oftentimes they're tied to newspapers and part of the impetus, well, there's two other groups besides these clubs and societies that organize for the uniting of local self-government. one is the people involved in the liquor business, if you have lot of money to get started for obvious reasons, and the other is newspapers because this is a way of building an audience, building the circulation of newspapers. you see this in new york, in boston. the clubs and organizations forming that become vehicles for lobbying, for pressure group politics other than electoral policy. that's the characteristic change in american politics that's taking place in this period. the shift from highly organized machine politics to pressure group lobbying kinds of politics, so this make sense? so there's a big change in the way politics work, but there's not as big a change in the fact that immigrants are both civically engaged and still living and surrounding themselves with fellow members of their particul

let's look at what we saw yesterday in the big cities and what we'll see today. boston 97. today's forecast high 98. boston, 97. today's forecast high 98. and in d.c., we may well touch 100 degrees today. i think that's a record. you couple in the humidity, and that makes it feel much warmer than it is. and you get sunlight, warmer than that. we're looking at heat indices of about 110 or better. we will see a bit of a cooldown come saturday or sunday, but today especially, and tomorrow will be hot as well, it's going to be dangerously hot. stay cool out there. >> that's the key, rob. dangerously hot. this isn't just an inconvenience. this could be lethal. >> yeah. year over year, unfortunately, heat is actually the number one weather related killer out there. check on the elderly, your neighbors that may be sick. those are the ones that are more susceptible. >> and the little ones also, you've got to keep them hydrated >> and don't lock them in the car, that's for sure. >> and your pets. >>> water pouring through the seats, leaving a seal on the road. torrential overnight f

wednesday, it hits raleigh, philadelphia and up into new york city and friday, northward right up the east coast. spots like bostonnd new york city will get the high heat, record breaking heat, unseasonable heat coming up later this week. the cooling showers, we get a break around d.c. fauquier county, look at the line advancing eastward. it has lightning with it. you are hearing the thunder as it pulls in. spots like leesburg probably over an hour into d.c. two hours from now. thunderstorms, there'll be some around this evening. dry tomorrow morning. we look at the seven day forecast and how high the temperatures are going to go, coming up. >> thanks. dan hellie is enjoying a deserved day off. the nats recovering, are they? >> it wasn't a great weekend. when you play 162 games, those things happen. they have exceeded expectations so far this year. with solid pitching, 19-year-old bryce harper, this team is a playoff caliber team. this past weekend's sweep from the yankees was disappointing. the nationals sold out all three games. on the diamond, they struggled. yesterday, in the fourth, big spot for espinoza. run

all of the big cities on i-95, including boston. interior new england will be in the mid 90s.ler by buffalo and pittsburgh because we'll get a chance for some clouds or showers and storms late today. it is cooling off finally in chicago after about six days in a row of 90s. >>> coming up, jim carrey says no, and you won't believe who gets trashed by their kissing co-stars. >>> plus, alec baldwin goes on comedy offensive in the wake of his dust-up with a new york photographer. your "first look" at entertainment is straight ahead. is he wearing underwear? you're watching "first look." i hope so. on msnbc. ♪ we all need it. to move. to keep warm. to keep us fed. to make clay piggies. but to keep doing these things in the future... at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies. that's why we're supplying natural gas to generate cleaner electricity... that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and it's also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is producing ethanol - a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane. ♪ >>a minute, mom! let's broaden the world's ener

to boston, new york city 95, 95 albany, boston 97. 98 to 99 degrees in d.c., pittsburgh 91. this extends back to the west as well. detroit 95, chicago third day in a row of 90 plus readings. 94 in st. louis, memphis 94. and out west their heat continues as well. don't want to forget our friends there, palm springs, phoenix, tucson, everybody over 100 degrees with excessive heat watches and warnings in effect. the bad news is overnight lows will only drop down into the upper 70s, low 80s. that means it bounces up even higher tomorrow. we don't get a break until friday. ann. >> al, thank you so much. we'll have the rest of your forecast in a bit. meantime the defense at jerry sandusky's child sex abuse trial remains on track to rest its case today, this after jurors heard from jerry sandusky's wife yesterday. michael isikoff in bellefonte, pennsylvania, once again with more on this story. michael, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ann. on tuesday it was dottie sandusky, the defendant's wife who took the stand. today on what is expected to be the final day of testimony t

could've had a v8. >>> the city of boston is known by the nickname beantown. de the walls of the suffolk county jail where fights can break out suddenly, the inmates have another name for the city. >> straight from the bloody bean. you know what i mean. >> the bloody bean. you know? >> this is bloody bean. >> bloody bean. >> daniel espinosa has just helped give the name some credence after spending 30 days in segregation, or as he calls it, the little box, he's finally been released to what he calls the big box. general population, where he had more privileges and time outside his cell. but now just six days later, espinoza is on his way back to the little box. >> we got in a fight. jumped someone. >> he got involved in a three on one in which he and two others pretty brutally assaulted another inmate. >> i beat the [ bleep ] out of him. sent him away in a bus. >> what's that? >> an ambulance. >> like i said, beat him severely. passed out one time during the fight. went to the hospital, bleeding from the ear. not quite sure what his head trauma was, if any. >>

dry for new york city southward boston you can get a sprinkle here and there through out the day. gh temperatures big story extremely hot triple digits kansas city, dallas into the mid atlantic for the weekend. >>> great thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> another last minute attempt faz hailed. staff members meeting ahead of tomorrow's congressional vote. that will be on contempt charges . >> the chairman of the house committee darrel issa as the white house point bank in a letter if president obama asserted executive privilege because he or someone on the sceneor staff was running fast and furious. yesterday the white house and house investigators failed to make a last minute deal to avoid a vote to holder rick holder in contempt of congress. that will go down tomorrow. >> the contempt vote scheduled for thursday a very narrow. the ten months in which we were given false testimony. if we can figure out the people who lied to get the balance letter to us and lied to keep it covered up we may find those are the same people who are ultimately responsible. >> congressman ice saw

today, gonzalez, the traveling hurler, would add boston to his list of cities conquered picking up his the year. the green monster, always tough for first timers so gio's defense out there getting some practice before the game. it is all about timing off the wall of that's my advice to them. let's go to the actual game. top of the second. adam laroche tags daisuke matsuzaka deep to right center. the first pitch he saw went right to the bull pen. laroche now has ten homers. going to the fourth, same score. runners on the corners for michael morse. that's a ground rule double. bryce harper scores and the nats take a 2-0 lead. next batter, ian desmond had a big day yesterday. he had two rbis and he will add a few more today. he scorches one past kevin youkilis. ryan zimmerman and michael moore score. the nats go up 4-0 and go on to win 4-2. gonzalez gets the win. tyler clippard gets the save. he is now 7-7 in save situations. charlie manuel and the phillies for two in a row. out of the pen, the 42-year-old jim thome, the rbi single. juan pierre scores on it and that ties the game at 4-4.

the bag search was modeled after similar programs in boston and in new york city. >>> verizon wireless announced a share everything plan. it allows customers to bundle up to 10 devices under one plan and includes unlimited phone calls and texting. and pricing starts at $90 a month. >>> the weakened economy left many families financially strained. they found the average family's networth is dropped 40%. the average networth since 2007 was more than $126,000 in 2010, happened over 77,000. analysts say the numbers draw a clear picture on how the recession drastically affected america's middle class. >>> straight ahead at 6, call it a journey for peace. a woman hikes more than 2,000 miles to help out others. hear her personal story. >>> and, yes, you are seeing double. if can you believe it. the first sets of twins graduating from one pennsylvania high school. no one at the school has any idea how they ended up in that one class. anything is possible with 500 students. either way, it's a record and the school is proud. ol is prou . >>> the national harbor is said to become a summer destin

elsewhere, 54 degrees at manassas. 52 at mart unsburg. 57degrees at hagerstown. 55 for boston. 59degrees for new york citydy starting to warm up. that humidity will be a telling factor. temperatures to the south is where we're going it see the warmer air settle in. this will all start to push its way up the mid-atlantic and we'll benefit from that as we head into really high temperatures into the course of the weekend. the jet stream to the north of us so allowing all this warmer influx of air to settle in. 80s and 90s in my forecast right through into this weekend so be prepared and make sure you protect yourself from that heat as well. so for today, mostly sunny skies, a few clouds rolling in this afternoon and we'll be set up for a slight chance of a shower or maybe an isolated thunderstorm, a west terrible wind flow. our daytime high at 08. but take a look as we move through into the weekend. our temperatures are going to be climbing. -- our daytime high at 80. let's take a look at traffic. here is julie wright. >> on the roads, lanes are open, no problems reported southbound along 270. still an easy

storm becoming less humid this afternoon with a cold front moving through. 100 in oklahoma city, none95 in omaha. boston experiencing 52-minute delays due to the storm at this time. >> thanks so much. parts of florida getting hit by tropical storm debby this afternoon. we will take a closer look at this storm right now on the radar in a few minutes. >> smoke billowing from wildfire on kent island. it broke out yesterday morning in a wooded area. about 40 acres charred. firefighters had to bring heavy equipment to bring the flames under control. >> we do have bulldozers cutting pathways and we are getting firefighters. it is a long, involved process. >> the fire is contained. 25 homes were evacuated yesterday as a precaution. once the smoke clears more, residents will be allowed to return. that could happen at any time. still to come a push to reinstate the ousted uva president. the campus puts on the shore support, hoping to sway the board to change its mind. >> rain and wind causing problems in the south as debby its florida and mississippi this afternoon. >> pretty calm outside here, but scattered sto

in new york city, 91. 91 in boston as well. a lot of the nation is experiencing this heat. highs today will be something in the middle 90's, but it is not just the heat, it is the heat and the humidity. satellite radar shows -- moisture in the upper midwest. this will drop to our area by friday. it will bring our temperatures back a little by friday. we may get some scattered storms and some cooler air and the weekend. i use the term cold easily -- loosely. it will not be cold, just cooler. tomorrow there may be a similar setup. isolated mountain storms. look at our record. down at reagan national airport, the record is 98 tomorrow and won a one for friday. the best chance for breaking a record is on thursday. friday that will not happen. it will be a little bit cooler. so are forecast as we go to the day -- temperatures in the mid 90's. same deal tomorrow, with high humidity. 100 to 105 is the way it feels. we are showing scattered thunderstorms on friday. upper 80's for saturday and sunday. a call -- a calm weekend, not as hot. >> thanks, brian. there's a difference betwe

cities. it's going to feel even hotter than that because your body is not used to it. 98 today in boston. morrow 96. new york city, 96. 98 the next couple days. two solid days of 95-degree-plus heat in the big cities from boston all the way back through d.c. won't really cool off until we get towards the weekend. then it will be a gentle cool off. severe storms possible across parts of the upper midwest. there you go. we're moving everything around the southeast. the heat pump is from the great lakes up towards the northeast. want to cool off? come on down to hotlanta. back over to you. >> coolanta. i'll take that invitation any day, my friend. >>> 17 minutes past the hour here. let's get you up to date. christine romans with this morning's top stories. >> developing news out of egypt this morning. egyptians rallying for power as their former dictator lies on his death bed. we're waiting to hear whether hosni mubarak is dead or alive this morning. a state news agency is reporting the 84-year-old is on life support after having a stroke and being declared clinically dead. this comes as thou

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central pennsylvania hv year rain coming down and also through the west of the city of dc new york city and boston. we have sunshine as we head into the afternoon. west aloss wisconsin we will continue to see the risk for severe weather across the great lakes today. it will be as we are heading in the afternoon large hail and wind gusts possible through out the storm. out west very dry very low humidity. strong wind gusts 50 miles an hour will keep that elevated fire danger in place. red flag warnings are in effect for nevada, utah, colorado many are dealing with wildfires. this is not good news. >>> that dryness out there not helping with the fire. >>> a real mixed bag across the country. andrew cuomo and bloomberg right now so angry about what he says his dad mario cuomo was treated at the anniversary ceremony last year he is pulling funding for the museum. apparently the new mayor will be elected. >>> it is called cliff hangar it hits ality actualed of 7,1630 feet. that makes it the highest roller-coaster in the world. it was unveiled this weekend at an adventure park in glenwood springs, color

we have lingering showers across our area early this morning especially in the city of boston. across new england you are starting to see the heavier downpours associated with this system. you will continue to do so or see them at least the first half of the day. we have cooler air moving in and drier air. pretty much the worst of it is already there for you in new york city. we have showers and storms across parts of the eastern carolinas same storm system bringing that cooler air in behind it. we have showers across parts of south dakota and moving into portions of southern minnesota and iowa. heavier downpours across oklahoma and also northern texas. some storms oh could produce severe weather in the form of large hail and damaging winds. behind this front it will get cooler temperatures dip as much as 17 degrees behind the storm system in just 24-hours. again the cooler air moving on into parts of the northeast. new york city you will see a hyatt 76 degrees. cleveland cool high temperature 69. meanwhile hot across texas with highs into the 90s. >> maria molina, thank you. >

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