they never had a regular home stadium when they were the boston patriots. but in the early '70s they got a stadium in a suburban town outside boston called foxborough. nobody thought they should change their names to the foxborough patriots because even till today nobody can spell foxborough. they stopped being the boston patriots, but they started being, instead, the new england patriots. that made sense not just for spelling purposes because new england is easier to spell than foxborough. it made sense because they're the only nfl team in the whole region of new england. now, the red sox baseball team, they still call themselves the boston red sox. they do have a home field in boston where they play. but like the patriots, the red sox are the only pro team of their kind in all of new england. they're the only major league baseball team in the whole region. and as a person who lives in new england, i'm a massachusetts resident, i can tell you culturally it's a bonding thing that there's just the red sox and just the patriots for all of new england. it's a d

they never had a regular home stadium when they were the boston patriots. t in the early '70s they got a stadium in a suburban town outside boston called foxborough. nobody thought they should change their names to the foxborough patriots because even till today nobody can spell foxborough. they stopped being the boston patriots, but they started being, instead, the new england patriots. that made sense not just for spelling purposes because new england is easier to spell than foxborough. it made sense because they're the only nfl team in the whole region of new england. now, the red sox baseball team, they still call themselves the boston red sox. they do have a home field in boston where they play. but like the patriots, the red sox are the only pro team of their kind in all of new england. they're the only major league baseball team in the whole region. and as a person who lives in new england, i'm a massachusetts resident, i can tell you culturally it's a bonding thing that there's just the red sox and just the patriots for all of new england. it's a def

." >> general patton in a neon vest. >> april 15, 2013, was supposed to be like any other patriot's day in boston, but then at 2:49 p.m. >> are you behaving yourself? >> two homemade bombs, 12 seconds and about a hundred yard apart sent the city into a tailspin of terror. >> to see the explosions going off and seeing people running toward the problem instead of away of the problem made me extremely proud to be a bostonian. >> what boston strong really is. >> before filming even began, peter berg what the town was all about. >> i'd take him into neighborhoods and areas that i grew up in and places where i went to school and how when i took the train i took it to the boys club. i took it on on. >> to my house. we spent a lot of time, and i wanted him to see what our neighborhood and our communities were like. >> what's that like when you roll up? >> for the most part it's really good because, you know, people know that i haven't forgotten where i come from. >> the bombing suspects were identified as chechen brothers dzhokhar and tamerlan tsarnaev. >> it was hellacious. none of those officer his eve

couple plans to wed some time this coming summer. >>> much anticipated film about the '13 boston marathon bombing patriot's day tells the stories of the heros and survivors of that tragic day and jessica moore of our sister station wc bs is in boston tonight >> april 15th, 13 is a day no american will ever forget. the mood on the red carpet was surreal as the real life heros of the marathon bombing embraced the actors to who end insured their stories will not be forgotten. it was a night to celebrate a community of heros who came together in the face of unthinkable tragedy. >> it's the untold story behind the hunt and capture of the boston marathon bombers before they could carry out a second attack in new york city. boston native mark wahlberg is both producing and starring in the film as boston police officer tommy sanders. >> we wanted a tell their story, share it with the world. this is -- it's so special. going to be a emotional night i know people will be filled with a sense of pride. >> the story of first responders, investigators, and even civilians, many of whom joined wahlberg on the red carpet.

couple plans to wed some time this coming summer. >>> much anticipated film about the '13 boston marathon bombing patriot's day tells the stories of the heros and survivors of that tragic day and jessica moore of our sister station wc bs is in boston tonight >> april 15th, 13 is a day no american will ever forget. the mood on the red carpet was surreal as the real life heros of the marathon bombing embraced the actors to who end insured their stories will not be forgotten. it was a night to celebrate a community of heros who came together in the face of unthinkable tragedy. >> it's the untold story behind the hunt and capture of the boston marathon bombers before they could carry out a second attack in new york city. boston native mark wahlberg is both producing and starring in the film as boston police officer tommy sanders. >> we wanted a tell their story, share it with the world. this is -- it's so special. going to be a emotional night i know people will be filled with a sense of pride. >> the story of first responders, investigators, and even civilians, many of whom joined wahlberg on the red carpet.

test. >> when a young patriot gives his life for the cause of liberty, nearly all of boston is in mourningr the cause of liberty, nearly all of boston's in mourning. the burying ground will become the final resting place of many founding fathers, but before them comes 11-year-old christopher. >> samuel adams made this into a huge public spectacle and there was a great deal of anger in boston. >> they staged an incredibly elaborate funeral with the bedecked coffin that gains mourners as it passes through town. >> while heartbroken by the death of the young boy at the hands of the british loyalists, sam adams also sees an opportunity to harness the tragedy. he uses the funeral as a rallying cry. a plea for all americans to fight for individual rights that we hold so dear today. >> i'd like to present boston's most renowned poet. was like our victim, but a child. >> just four years older than christopher sider, phyllis wheatley is a young poet with a future on her way to becoming the first published african-american. she memorializes the moment, turning a victim into a patriot. >> in heaven,

patriots day premiers december y and nationwide january 13th. in bostonjessica moore for cbs news. >>> patriots day is produced by cbs films, division of the cbs corporation which owns this television station. >>> well, big surprise for kids at a local police athletic center. >> that is a santa claus at ford pal center in south philadelphia. local pal officers, representatives from the phillies and the fanatic himself delivered gifts from their july toy drive. santa, the big guy, he trooped in, the toys were all donated from phillies tans and team donate aid $10,000 check. >>> coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" people are just waking up to a little bit of snow and bitter cold, jan. >>> that is right, snow overnight, and now cold and windy conditions, i'm jan carabao reporting live from collinswood south injuries think morning, coming up how people in this area are now dealing with this bitter blast of weather. >>> we have learned that president-elect donald trump gave something to kanye west when they met the other day. we will show y

patriots. john adams. boston's most influential founding father. and, outspoken voice for human rights and the rule of law. behind every voice stands a man, and behind every legend lies the truth. >> there is a misconception that the patriots from boston are a brotherhood of freedom fighters operating in lockstep. two of our founding fathers, sam and john adams, actual members of the same family, find themselves at odds over the growing revolution. while sam keeps the fervor of the rebellion boiling in the streets, john adams isn't sure that defying the king, act of treason, punishable by death, is a good idea. even after the boston massacre, john adams needs more convincing before committing to revolution. >> good god, a riot with this. >> the boston massacre becomes a huge propaganda effort for samuel adams and the sons of liberty. you've got an immediately famous engraving by paul revere. it is one of the most inaccurate pieces of propaganda ever produced by an american press. almost nothing in it is correct. >> early instance, colonies, power of

patriot's day" about 2013. >> what does it mean to be back here in boston. >> tonight mark is screening his new movie "patriot'shat does it mean to be back here in boston. >> honestly, this movie is a tribute to the people of boston and it will be an emotional event and ultimately it will be very uplifting. i think you will hear a lot of roars and chants of boston strong and there will be a lot of tears. >> you never stop, do you? is there a moment where you just lay low and chill? >> i just took a 45-minute nap. it was nice. called my wife, checked in, and the kids were working on their school show. >> in fact, 10-year-old son michael just issued the 22 push-up challenge for veterans awareness for his dad. >> you want to throw down with 22 push ups? >> one, two, three. >> that was 22. i'm mark wahlberg, and i just did the 22 push-up challenge and i nominate this guy. >> i'm not worried about wahlberg finishing the 22 push-ups. kevin? we'll see. patriot's day is tonight and it's sure to be emotional and we'll have that for you tomorrow. >> this is a day that was full of emotion, may 7, 2005, when alan said "i d

an exclusive look at the story of the boston marathon bombing, called patriots day.e's here to help them do w. today- several of the worl' most influenti >>> donald trump is telling silicon valley leaders he is here to help them do well. today several of the world's most influential tech titans gathered at trump tower to meet with the future president. executives from the most elite tech companies were there including larry cook and google's larry page and tim cook. >> reporter: the meeting was at trump tower. there were leaders like elon messing, sheryl sandberg and jeff bezos. all their meetings with donald trump. elon musk and sheryl sandberg and jeff bezos. they talked about job, innovation and china. the meeting was behind closed doors. in opening remarks, everyone seemed cordial. >> we are going to be there for you and you'll call my people, you'll call me. it doesn't make any difference. we have no formal chain of command. >> super excited about the possibility for innovations. >> reporter: this despite the fact that nearly every silicon valley leader supporte

and mark wahlberg stars in the story of the boston marathon bombing in "patriots day." >> what i saw today, good versus evil. love versus hate. the one weapon you had to fight back with. is love. >> rose: we will have those stories and more on what happened and what might happen. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> rose: and so you began how? >> free and liberateed. >> rose: is it luck at all or is it something else? >> i felt like i was learning every day. >> rose: what's the object lesson here? >> lead the community. >> rose: tell me the significance of the moment. >> rose: this was the week the rebel stronghold of eastern aleppo fell to syrian government forces. tensions with russia grew over the attempted hack of the u.s. presidential election. and army football beat navy for the first time in 14 years. here are the sights and sounds of the past seven day days. ♪ don't waste another minute on your crying ♪ >> ala

remember the boston massacre? you patriots head stones inside snowballs and through them at the soldiers. no wonder they fired on the mob. >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my left in the balcony. please. >> i think king george has been good to us, and i worry about what will happen to the patriots if they continue to defy him. >> here, here! >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my left on the floor. >> as a doctor, i worry about the well-being of the the world with this violence, but as a patriot, i believe we must continue with our fight until our voices are heard and the king takes us seriously. we must stand up against the king. >> here, here! >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my right on the balcony. >> my name is benjamin simpson. i say it is unfair that king and parliament say we can only buy british goods. i think i should be able to drink dutch tea if i like. >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my right on the floor. >> i consider myself a proud english subject. i did not partake in the protests, but wa

he has leapt his voice to several animated films. >> he stars as boston police commissioner ed davis in the new movie "patriotsttackers. >> you guys identify the two we looking for. we need to release those pictures! >> we overplay our head we may force these guys to react. >> gentlemen, if i may. right now boston is working against us. normally you got a murder. rats. we don't got that problem. when it comes to terrorism everybody wants to talk about this city. they are talking about the wrong people. release the photos of our guys sitting back. listen. trust me. let boston work force, i'm telling you. >> "patriots day "on "is distributed by cbs films, a division of kcbs. john goodman is with us along with ed davis. this is what the director peter berg said. no actor who looks more like ed davis. they are both tall and larger than life. you both agree with that? >> that's true. it's is not -- >> i need to define larger than life. >> he's got a personality. i don't. >> that's not true. >> just the way -- he knows everybody. he is just mr. boss. >> a legend in his own time? >> yes. >> did you feel pressure, tho

. >>> last night an amazing scene in boston at the premiere of mark wahlberg's "patriots day" as the heros and survivoos of the bombing walked the red carpet and mark's mom and the early christmas gift he delivered. >> all affectionate with his mom alma, and listen to what he did earlier in the day. >> i looked out my front door today and there was a brrnd-new car sitting out there with a big, red bow on it. >> wait a minute! wait a minute! >> mark got you a car today? >> he brought me a brand new hyundai, my favorite car in the world. >> it arrived today with a bow on it. >> i wayou have to do it right. >> he has called me every day for the last two years. every day. >> thank you, mom. >> i also found out earlier yesterday how much of a hero mark is to everyone in boston. >> what's up? >> you see the bus here and the train and all this stuff. this is -- our mode of transportation forever. >> mark and his eight siblings were raised here and they spent many a day visiiing the famous fenway park. >> when we were kids we would sit in the bleachers for two bucks and this is where i've co

. >>> the new movie "patriots day" explores a boston marathon bombings and their aftermath. john goodman is in our toyota green room with the person he former boston police commissioner, ed davis and john this is a cbs 58 morning news . update.good morning i'm kate chappell... c-b-s 58 news time is 8:26. the jury trial is expected to start today for the man charged with drowning his 3- month-old son. 25-year-old sean flowers is charged with first-degree intentional homicide.according to the criminal complaint... flowers was upset with how the baby's mother was dancing at a family party. court records show.. in the past.. flowers was accused of domestic violence against the baby's mother. an inmate from the dane county jail has been declared awol. dane county sheriff's deputies are looking for 21-year-old mark logterman.logterman has evansville. he left the "ferris center" out the back door.. without authorization.. around 7-30 yesterday. yesterday.logterman is about five-foot-eight... 160 pounds... with brown hair and blue eyes. he has a distinct tattoo on his lower left arm

boston actors. >> stephen: that brings us to the movie. for "patriots day," for those who don't know, it's about the boston marathon bombing. it's an important story to the nation, but particularly important story to your hometown. where were you when that happened? >> i was actually-- i was not in boston. and then i heard what happened, and i immediately went to boston the next day. and, you know, it was incredible seeing my city like that. it was pretty much deserted and just had such an eerie feeling. boston is such a small place. everybody knows somebody directly affected by this. but what was amazing was how boston responded. not just law enforcement, first responders, everybody came together. you know when those explosion went off, you saw people running immediately towards the problem. people from all walks of life. to be a bostonian. and i wanted to share that as well as the other really positive and inspiring stories of the victims and their families and, also, the survivor s. >> stephen: it was-- it was a tragic day and a shock and heartbreaki

boston bombing. at least they made a good one. starring mark wahlberg, it's called patriot's day. due to be released wide in mid january. and speaking of boston, casey affleck plays a beantown handy man with problems of kind in the "manchester by the sea." so, new england, you can almost smell the chowder and name the best film from the national board of review. now, hell or high water has small-town texas running through its dusty veins in a horse kick of a tale about two bank robbing brothers and the ranger out to get them. jeff bridges. tom hanks earns his wings in "sully" as captain chesley sullenberger. the pilot whose jet ate a flock of birds for breakfast causing him to land his plane in the hudson and save all on board in the process. >> everything that boy do, he do for you. >> reporter: and finally, if ever there was a film that's meant for oscar nods, this year it is with denzel washington. they are struggling to raise a family, struggling with marriage, struggling with poverty, race relations. you would need a super tanker to transport this one into the cineplex. for 10

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. >> stephen: i might play that on a loop. ( laughter ) now your new fil "patriots day" about the boston bombing of the marathon, and what do you remember about it? because people remember where they were when it happened, it was so shocking. >> it was in germany shooting a film. it was just shocking. it was like an invasion. >> stephen: yeah, it was really extraordinary. and you play the police commissioner ed davis. >> yes. >> stephen: and what's his he's a co co concilitator, brins people together, the police. it's an impossible job trying to quell the fears of the city. you have angry cops, people angry at the muslim community. just trying to quell things and intensify a manhunt to get these guys off the street. they were on their way down here. >> stephen: we have a clip here and it is the f.b.i. and the boston police in the room together trying to figure out whether to release photographs they have to have the tsarnaev brothers. >> those are not our guys. meanwhile, you guys are not closer to identifying the two we're really looking for. we need to release the pictures. >> we'll ha

actor mark wahlberg and the director join me to talk about honoring boston's finest in the new film, patriot's day. >>> good evening and welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the world lead. isis says one of its soldiers was at the wheel of the truck that rampaged through a west berlin christmas market murdering 12 and injuring 48 more. some quite seriously. they published the claim on its media channel. german authorities are on a man hunt for the potential terrorists or terrorist responsible. hours ago officials released a suspect after forensic evidence failed to link him to the truck used as a weapon of mass murder. frederik pleitgen is in berlin for us at the site of the terrorist attack. fred, this morning it seemed as though berlin police were fairly confident they had their man. now they say no. do they have any leads, description of the terrorist or surveillance video? >> reporter: well, jake, they say they're getting videos from several people who were actually there. and they say that every single video, every photo they get from people is valuable to them. however, so far we cann

and boston and nationwide january 13. "patriots day." we'll be right back. stay with us.ndy cohen here the former head of development at bravo and current host of "watch what happens: live" and his new book is a follow up to 2014 the andy cohen diaries a deep look at a shal shallow year. i'm pleased to have him back at the table. welcome. >> hi, charlie. >> rose: first of all, were you at all surprised at all to the reaction of the first book? >> no, i thought it'd be great and really sell. >> rose: because it's an interesting going on about people's curiosity and you promote the hell out of it. >> and i think it's a well-written book and funny. i loved warhol's diaries when it came out and that what inspired me. >> rose: what did you like about the diaries? >> he took me places at a time in my life would have never have been invited to. 11 years of globetrotting and dishy and opened my eyes up to a world i wanted to live in. i think with my diaries it's a world of celebrity and behind the scenes of a late-night talk show and producing "the housewives" and having a dog an

boston. this one for a drive-by that will happen while he is still a member of the new england patriots. while aaron hernandez sits in a super max serving one life sentence, his new legal team is hard at work trying to keep two more life sentences from being tacked on. automatic if the former patriot is found guilty of a july 2012 shooting in boston that killed 29-year-old daniel abraeu and safiro furtado. following the case for fox25. >> the jury will not know if aaron hernandez was convicted of first-degree murder and a sure jurors don't know that and are exposed to that. >> reporter: jose baez and the attorneys working with him are not leaving anything to chance. they want to see every shred of evidence and names and credentials of anyone who handled it. any dna or fingerprints associated with the suspected murder weapon, a .38 special found in the trunk of the car belonging to a connecticut woman that hernandez was acquainted with. >> looks like a general fishing within that general fishing expedition a lot of areas appropriate and fair game for the defense to be looking into. >> rep

wahlberg was speaking at a pressey vent for his upcoming movie patriot day about the boston marathon bombing. >> he's known to be a huge supporter of our military. i agree with him, by the way. >> a huge wakeup call. >>> another reason to like mr. wahlberg. >>> a wakeup call for mrs. hillary clinton. a lot of people online not giving up. >>> you're absolutely right. the election might be over but people are still hoping they can change the outcome. 4.6 million people have signed an online petition to make hillary clinton president. making it the largest petition ever and change.org history. it urges 149 electric tors to ignore state's votes and cast ballots for clinton. 6,233 petitions online. this comes on top of jill stein's efforts to recount votes. still fighting that fight. >> how many elections has change.org been around for. >> good question. >>> here's a story. which which what a giraffe wear a tie. down or up? >> here's something to think about. >> comedian asked his twitter followers this question. when giraffes go to work, do they put the tie at the bottom or top of their

boston medical center. no word on their condition. >>> patriot's ron gronkowski set to go to surgery. now the team says they expect him to miss the rest of the looking out for grong's best long-term interests. but what does this mean in the short term for the patriots? steve burton has the latest. >>reporter: the pat's offense is at its best when grong plays at full power. his career has been hampered by injuries. he's facing his third back surgery since 2009. tom brady talked about the loss of his top target. >> i see him -- i've seen him the last few days so i've spoken to him a everyone is thinking about him. it's such a a physical sport. it's hard to see those go through injuries, he's had his fair share. he'll be as determined as ever to get back and get better as soon as possible. >> dr. thomas gill, the former patriot's female doctor says that grong's injury is to a dirveg that was already repaired in the past it, would make recovery even more difficult >> what happens is every time the vertebrae gets closer and closer together. the closer the vertebrae gets together, two thing

movie exploring the heartache and heroes of the 2013 boston marathon bombing. >> multiple explosions. we need help down here. >> reporter: in "patriotswahlberg plays fictional police sergeant tommy saunders, a composite character of the many men who rallied when history called. >> people from all walks of life ran toward the problem. and that made me extremely proud to be a bostonian. you know, we've always had great sports heroes to kind of put on a pedestal. but those people redefine the term hero for me. >> reporter: the film chronicles the bombings, the chaotic days following the attack. >> have a great race, everybody. >> reporter: in real life so much of the horror caught on camera. >> whoo! >> what the hell was that? >> reporter: a day none who were there will ever -- can ever forget. >> oh, my god. something blew up. >> reporter: in a matter of seconds -- [ explosion ] two bombs would claim three lives, leaving hundreds critically injured. confusing moments of terror, anguish. and among those in the crowd, heroes emerged. >> how much of the movie was honoring the heroes of that day and how much of the movie was about healing

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boston. and nationwide on january 13. "patriots day." we'll be right back. ♪ charlie: andy cohen is here.the former head of development at bravo and current host of "watch what happens live." also a "new york times" best selling author. his new book is a follow-up to his 2014 book, a deep look at a shallow year. it is called "superficial: more adventures from the andy cohen diaries." welcome. did you this -- so, first of all, were you at all surprised about the reaction to the first book? >> no. i actually thought it was going to be great. i thought it was going to really sell. charlie: because, a, it's interesting conversation about what's going on around -- in people's lives and their curiosity, and secondly, you promote the hell out of it. >> and thirdly, i think it's a well written book, if i could say. that it's funny. i loved warhol's diaries when they came out. that was what the first one was inspired by. charlie: what did you love about them? >> he took me places that i -- i at the time in my life would never have been invited to. it's 11 years of globe trotting and party hopping