some believe this may have been boston harbor. we don't really know the design sources for this. he has a design for women with the lace collar to fill out the portrait. with the men, this is a man with a tune book. most likely one of the cook family. by 1839, this grand portrait of joseph moore and his family. he drops these figures into this portrait. you can see how louisa is dropped into it in the same fashion. this is a 14 foot portrait. it occupies the whole wall at the mfa. now you can see the collection. this is a hitchcock chair. these are stencilled forms. they are using the faux painting to make them look more embell h embellished than they might be. the carpet is pushed up to emphasize its placement. it is not falling three dimensions, but it is a cornucopia of goods. it is a portrait of people and their goods. and joseph moore is a hatter the part of the year and dentist the other part of the year. many of the jewelry and chairs are actually passed down. these are their household objects as well as his dental tools which are in the mfa collection. interestingly in 18

some believe this may have been boston harbor. we don't really know the design sources for this. he has a formula for women where he uses a lace collar and other devices to sort of fill out the portrait. with the men using, this is a man with a tune book, most likely one of the cooke family, and then by 1839, this grand portrait of joseph moore and his family, which is also in the mfa. he really drops these figures into this portrait. if you looked at it again, you can see how louisa is sort of dropped into it in the same fashion. this is a 14-foot portrait. it occupies the whole wall at the mfa. now you can see the collection. this is a hitchcock chair. these are stenciled forms. they are using the faux painting to make them look more embellished than they might be. the carpet is sort of pushed up really to emphasize its placement, so again, it's not following a sort of three dimensions perspective but rather the fact it's a whole cornucopia of goods. it's a portrait just as much of the people and their goods. and joseph moore is a hatter part of the year and dentist the other p

that's millions of dollars by our standards of tea into the boston harbor. and the country is appalled by this. virginia, without virginia there's not a revolution. it's the richest state. virginians are appalled by this tea party and if the brits had acted moderately which is asking a lot because they had been appeasing the people every moment, they kept repealing and backing away and now enough is enough, they said. destroy -- destroying property that's outrageous and they come in with the coercive acts. they close the port of boston, they change the massachusetts charter. well the virginians say if they can do that to massachusetts, they can do to that to us. is that economic? is that a fear of just power of sovereignty? it's a complicated issue. i don't think you can measure it well, that giey're going to lose money. i think it was a fear of an alien force. 3,000 miles away could do to them. i think it's a fear of power. >> would our representation in the british parliament have alleviated that? >> some people proposed that, i think the americans -- they

massachusetts radicals throw 10,000 pounds value, that's millions of dollars by our standards of tea into boston harbor. and the cannot tri isountry is this. without virginia, there is no revolution, because it's the most populous, richest state. virginians are appalled by this tea party. and if the brits had acted moderately, which is asking a lot because they had been appeasing the colonists every moment, they repealed the state back, they kept repealing and backing away. and now enough is enough, they said. destroying property, that's outrageous. and they come in with the coercive acts. they close the port of boston, do away with the town meeting, change the massachusetts charter. well, the virginians say if they can do that to massachusetts, they can do that to us. now, if the economic is the fear of power, of sovereignty, it's a complicate the issue. i don't think you can measure it in terms of well, they're going to lose some money. there was much more fear of what an alien force, 3,000 miles away, could do to them. i think it's a fear of power. >> would our representation in the british parliame

the revolution has of course the tea party from my hometown of boston was about throwing the india corporate corporate tea into the harbor exactly they had a special privilege from the british crown and the you know the settlers the cult colonialist wanted to be able to trade with whomever they chose the not have to deal with the corporate monopoly that the british were imposing on us at the time and that is a refrain throughout american history andrew jackson was fighting the first bank of america and you can talk more about the current iteration of bank of america but that idea that these corporations get special privileges from the government and then use those special privileges to leverage that advantage leverage the wealth and try to get more power i think is a constant story it's one of the things that go with a corporate charter is a threat and i think we always understood that and occasionally we forget it or we lose some battles like with santa clara in the gilded age took away our constitutional rights because we didn't keep an adequate eye on corporate power but we pushed back with the progressive era the new

dispute between neighbors north of boston ends in a demolition of a home worth more than a million bucks. the mansion's owner says the couple claimed they couldn't see the harboro other neighbors that were against me. this is the neighbor who says that their view was blocked. >> a state land court ruled his lot violated zoning rules and that's a fox watch across america. >> fox across america is brought to you by union pacific. >> a woman in texas now the first known cross border shooting victim in the violence in mexico. happened in el paso directly across the sudan waziristan. second most dangerous city behind san pedro solo in honduras. we're told police in juarez were in gun fight with suspected which when a bullet went across the border and hit a woman in the calf she was pushing a stroller at the time. the bullet is like the ones assault rifles fired. the woman treated and released at an el paso hospital. former senate and now candidate rick santorum appears to have seized the momentum in the republic race for president at least for the moment. but in at least one state with a big primary next week, a lot of people have already voted. and even if they ha