supposedly indians, at least they were dressed up that way, threw a lot of chests of tea into boston harbor, in the protest of taxes levied by the crown of parliament on british imports to america. the british had a strange idea that maybe the colonists ought to pay for some of the defenses they were providing against the french and other people who have interests in north america. at any rate, the crown was furious. and as a result, they passed, the parliament passed, a number of coercive acts to force the americans to get in line and quit protesting. as a result of that, the colonists decided that maybe they should have a congress and talk about what action they should take to these coercive acts. so the 13 colonies appointed, well, 12 of the 13 colonies, appointed representatives to meet in the largest and most sophisticated city in north america, philadelphia. and they, the various colonies sent a few men to meet together, most of whom had never met each other. and, of course, in the 18th century, each colony was really a separate organization with its allegiance to the crown. so, there

. >> reporter: i'm don dahler at the bosto boston harbor. ♪ that piled up over a fit footin some areasas turned to rain and sleet raising concerns about an icy commute in the morning with those roads are frozen overnight. earlier today, this was a blizzard by any kev of definition of that word. gusts of up to 70 miles per hour blew the snow sideways, making travel challenging for those on foot and on wheels. this tractor trailer lost traction on the zakim bridge. governor charlie baker: >> most places are now seeing somewhere between two and four inches per hour, and that will make travel dangerous, especially as the winds increase. >> reporter: most people stayed off the roads, but those who didn't, lived to regret it. 10-foot-high waves crashed ashore at lynn, massachusetts. over 800 plows worked to clear the streets. jon manley is look at a 36-hour shift. when it's coming down like this, you look out your rearview mirror what, do you see? >> snow pup just plowed it and you see it all covered again. you get five feet up the street and it's all covered. >> reporter: the stick ewet sno

you know, when samuel adams in the early revolutionaries threw 342 barrels of tea into the boston harbornvenient for tea drinkers, too, but we look back on that moment and are thankful that it led to the freedoms that we now enjoy. so these moments of inconvenience -- and that's what they are -- are meant to serve as symbolic and important mobilizing moments to remind our country of what's at stake. >> so in your op-ed, you wrote, women don't make it to the boardroom by pouting. we reach these elusive roles by being the best and one becomes the best by showing up. >> and let me say, on the point of the schools closing, that is exactly the wrong message for young women. they need to be asked to compete and contend and to work hard. and that's how the second wave feminists cracked the glass ceiling. i really feel like -- and the second point is on education, it's a politicization of the school system. it's the very thing that drives parents like me. and by the way, my daughter attended two years of alexandria city schools and it was this kind of stuff that sent us to private school. i want

remember when boston harbor was on fire? the one thing i can tell you to stop carolina the late joe cassidy that put thousands of acres off for development. if you're not an environmentalist you are not really good south carolinians. we have got a really good deal here and what i want to do is make sure that conservation is elevated come that conservation easements we have more not less that people are incentivized to take your private property and put it in a public trust. number two i want to make sure we don't rollback clean air and clean water protection. [applause] harmful pollutants like mercury and other things are going into the air. the bottom line is, the bottom line is we want to ensure that we don't overregulate so much that you can't create jobs necessarily. to our farmers we want to make sure we don't regulate pesticides to put you in this is that we also don't want pesticides to hurt the ecosystem so here's my view. the epa under obama went way too far. now is the time to correct but to the republicans here wh

remember when boston harbor was on fire? one thing i tell you about south carolina, god dealt us a pretty good hand. the late joe cassidy, we put thousands of acres off to development. the a space in -- the ace basin. if you're not an environmentalist, then you're not a really good south carolinian. we've got a really good deal here. what i want to do is make sure that conservation is elevated, that conservation easements, we have more not less. where people are incentivized to take their private property and put in it public trusts. number two, i want to make sure we don't roll back clean air and clean water protection. that keeps harmful pollutants like mercury and other things from going into the air. the bottom line is, the bottom line is, we want to ensure that we don't overregulate to the point that you can't create jobs unnecessarily to our farmers out there, we want to make sure we don't regulate pesticides to the point where we put you out of business but we also don't want pesticides getting streaming and hurting t

remember when boston harbor was on fire? one thing i tell you about south carolina, god dealt us a pretty good hand. the late joe cassidy, we put thousands of acres off to development. if you don't -- if you're not an environmentalist, then you're not a really good south carolinian. we've got a really good deal here. what i want to do is make sure that conservation is elevated, that conservation easements, we have more not less. where people are incentivized to take their private property and put in it public trusts. number two, i want to make sure we don't roll back clean air and clean water protection. that keeps harmful pollutants like mercury and other things from going into the air. the bottom line is, the bottom line is, we want to ensure that we don't overregulate to the point that you can't create jobs unnecessarily to our farmers out there, we want to make sure we don't regulate pesticides to the point where we put you out of business but we also don't want pesticides getting streaming and hurting the ecosystem. her

. >> reporter: i'm don dahler at the boston harbor.areas has turned to rain and sleet raising concerns about an icy commute in the morning if those roads are frozen overnight. earlier today, this was a blizzard by any definition of that word. gusts of up to 70 miles per hour blew the snow sideways, making travel challenging for those on foot and on wheels. this tractor trailer lost traction on the zakim bridge. governor charlie baker -- >> most places are now seeing somewhere between two and four inches per hour, and that will make travel dangerous, especially as the winds increase. >> reporter: most people stayed off the roads, but those who didn't, lived to regret it. 10-foot-high waves crashed ashore at lynn, massachusetts. over 800 plows worked to clear the streets. jon manley is looking at a 36-hour shift. when it's coming down like this, you look out your rearview mirror, what do you see? >> snow. you just plowed it and you see it all covered again. you get five feet up the street and it's all covered. >> reporter: the sticky wet

remember, we could shut down the irs, think about liberating americans, not since the tea went to boston harborithout tenure, son, you don't have a job. peter, thank you for joining us, i always appreciate it. >> take care. stuart: we are just begin to go learn more about president trump with meeting with germany's chancellor angela merkel. they will are going to talk nato. >> contributions to nato, nearly down -- doubling. also this, this is coming from the white house too that the president wants insights from angela merkel and how to deal with russia's vladimir putin and also how to resolve the conflict in the ukraine. stuart: i wonder how americans feel about the rearmament of germany? >> do we really want a germany as a military super power in the european? stuart: i will leave that question open. thanks. i've got some individual stocks which are moving. i will show them to you, facebook, the stock hit an all-time high earlier this morning. by the way, facebook is also working on a deal to live stream major league soccer. that's helping the stock just a little bit. benefit profits at resor

. >>> in the boston area high waves slammed these bulkhead at the shoreline. the harborabout 10 miles north of boston where the ocean was very angry this afternoon. and it pushed the storm watchers way back. coastal flood warning remains in effect there. just like in our region the storm dumped snow, wind, and caused power outages in massachusetts. >>> the white house is joining congressional republican lead ers in doing what it can, to sure up support for american health care act. the g.o.p. members are nerve us about a non-partisan congressional budget office report, that showed millions will lose their health care, under the republican plan. vice-president mike pence arrived on capitol hill to rally republicans, behind the g.o.p. plan to repeal and replace obama care. >> whatever it is, we have to get 218 votes. that is your floor. i think what you need to do is to get enough members around key principal toss get you, to that floor. >> reporter: but ultimate passage of the bill is in question, after the congressional budget office reported 14 million people are likely

you will see england 306789 in boston, burlington, to 22, in bar harbor, maine but south of the colde are still in the 50's richmond and norfolk, virginia but that ocean water at 42. back door cold front that came through yesterday engine and came from the north. normally they are west to east that brings that off the ocean generates cloud, overcast conditions, spotty showers and drizzle at times and overall temperatures are just much cooler. this time of the year, very common for those front to come from the north and northe. sustained wind out of the east at 10 to 15, strong's long the coast, we could have gusty wind, possibly up to near 30 miles an hour, long the new jersey and delaware coastline today. not a whole lot of heavy rain to talk b a lot of cloud, though, steady precipitation, in the form of rain and freezing drizzle to our north but still, some pockets of light, spotty showers, drizzle may develop this morning into the afternoon. steady rain to the west, that will come in here later tonight, monday, tuesday, here's the setup, we have talked about this front. it is ling

boston. welcome to the conversation on the republican line. >> hello. to victor in bar harbor, maine. we will try one more time for victor. good morning. >> good morning. i just want to say that donald trump needs to do what kennedy is toing to do and that smash the cia in a million pieces. host: that is your point? ok, thanks. juanita says callers used to share important information but nowadays, it seems the callers only know what they get from the other network. david from pennsylvania. thatjust found a curious the trump administration just started but when they are pushing the new health bill, they say they only have one shot at this. do they know something that we do not know about the other shoe going to drop? that is all i have to say. -- thist me just share is the inside of cq weekly. experiencing -- experimenting with the poor. states are preparing to adapt changes in medicaid promised by the trump administration and congress. repealing and replacing the affordable care act will be the focus of a lot of debate this week you're in washington. port saint.6 -- from lucie, florid

boston. highs tomorrow are going to be anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees below average in minneapolis to raleigh. overnight lows tomorrow night on sunday we're looking 14 below in bar harbor. 9 above in new york. 18 in baltimore. cold air in place and with that, very interesting situation developing monday. a low pressure system developing along the southeastern atlantic coast. as the day wears on tuesday, snow from portland, new york, philly, d.c., and as we get into the evening hours, the snow intensifies, heavier. we are looking for anywhere from portland all the way down to washington. heavy snow. still too early to give you accumulations, lester. but it looks very interesting for a major snowstorm on tuesday. >> all right. al roker, thanks very much. >>> the new jobs report is out. for the first full month of the trump administration. and it's stronger than expected. the economy adding 235,000 jobs last month. and the unemployment rate ticking down to 4.7%. the white house touted the numbers today, though during the campaign mr. trump called the jobs reports phony. he also campaigned on a promise to bring back manufacturing. but across the country, many companies hav