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dating back to the rebels behind the boston tea party. >> post-1773 it was seen as unpatriotic to drinkica. >> wow. >> so we shifted to coffee because of the american revolution. >> honoring those patriots, taper says, means honoring immigrants like mohammed ali taslim. the afghani commander served alongside some black rifle employees on their tours. >> we were fighting taliban, isis and al qaeda for 13 year. we support each other. >> reporter: its team of 102 employees includes 47 veterans and 30 women, several of whom are senior-level executives. taper says don't let the black hats fool you, they're waging guerrilla warfare on the coffee establishment. >> typical coffee culture is funny. it's a funny mix of pseudo-intellectualism and conformity in a way that's very weird for us. if you go into like any of the big name coffee companies, they look like they should be chopping wood but they don't have the calluses to prove it. and that's kind of the difference, which is we'll make a great cup of coffee and we can also beat you up. that's the difference. >> the cbs overnight news will be

these re-enactors at the boston tea party museum might take issue with that, ditto those who fought ation at samuel houle. >> the shopping center. >> we call it a marketplace? but, yeah, lots of terrific shopping and wonderful restaurants too. more importantly, this is the cradle of liberty. i mean if you're birthing a new nation, this is where you have to shower. >> interesting, mo, but freedom rang with the liberty bell. >> suppose there's plenty of shared history in both cities, michelle. cobblestone street. >> check. >> historical guides dressed in period costume. >> you'd better believe it. >> a centuries old tavern where revolutionary stories abound. the green dragon is just the ticket. >> and paul revere pass oefrd this place. >> what he said. >> he came here too back in may of warn the people of philadelphia that the british shut down the port this place was also a frequent watering hole of ben frankl. mo founding father, wouldn't say, darryn pitts? >> of course. coun't be without. >> there it is. >> i agree, michelle.gendary, b he was born in boston, you're william, ♪ mr. tele

everywhere in the company's salt lake city headquarters, dating back to the rebels behind the boston tea partyic to drink tea in america. so we shifted to coffee because of the american revolution. >> reporter: honoring those patriots meaning honoring immigrants like mohammad wal wali tasleem. the gachb commando served alongside some black rifle employees on their tours. its team of 102 employees include 47 veterans and 30 women, several of whom are senior level executives. hafer says don't let the black hats fool you. they're waging guerrilla warfare on the coffee establishment. >> typical coffee culture is funny. it's a funny mix of pseudo intellectualism and conformity in a way that's like very weird for us. >> if you go into any of the big name coffee companies, they look like they should be chopping wood, but they don't have the calluses to prove it. and that's kind of the difference. which is we'll make a great cup of coffee, and we can also beat you up. that's the difference. >> don't worry. they were just kidding about that last part. besides, you know, i could take them, right? >> yes

. >> just a second, michele, these reenactors at the boston tea party ships and museum might take issueam adams who were the first to protest taxation without representation here at samuel hall. >> you mean the shopping center? >> we call it a marketplace, but yeah, lots of terrific shopping. wonderful restaurants too. more importantly, this is the cradle of liberty. birthing a nation this is where you have the shower. >> interesting, mo, but freedom rang with the liberty bell. >> i suppose there's plenty of shared history in both cities, michele. cobble stone street, check. historical goys dressed in period costume. >> you better believe it. >> a century's old tavern where revolutionary war stories abound. the green dragon is just the ticket. >> and paul revere was partial to this place. >> what he said. >> paul revere came here to the city tavern back in may of 1774 to warn the people of philadelphia that the british shut down the port at boston. and this place, was also a frequent watering hole of ben franklin. >> you know our most innovative founding father, wouldn't you say so, der

boston, the scene of the famous tea party, philadelphia hosting the signing of the declaration of independences buildings. in the end there can be only one winner and there is more than just only one winner and there is more thanjust a only one winner and there is more than just a foot or game at stake. there's also a wager between the mayors of and massachusetts, a town near boston and the home of real—life boxer rocky. the winning city gets to dress the other rocky statue in the team's colours. philadelphia fans would rather not. so now it is the patriots versus the eagles. all that's left to do is play a game of football. a different type of preview. a different type of preview. a second straight test from the silver has thwarted bangladesh. and the— were bowled outjust after lunch. shall i do are in a co mforta ble lunch. shall i do are in a comfortable position at stumps now. and finally the leaders in the ocean race have arrived ahead of the fifth stage. mapfre whether first to port. next up for the fleet is an import race on saturday before they depart on monday for auckland. that's all

boston is the scene of the famous tea party. philadelphia hosted the signing of the declaration of independce. boston has old ironsides. philadelphia has the liberty bell. he end, there can be onl one winner, and there is more than just a football game at stake. there is also a wager between the mayors of philadelphia and a town near boston, home of real life boxer rocky marciano.e winning city gets to dress the other rocky statue in the opposing team's colors, so imagine rocky balboa in a patriots jersey. f phils would rather not. now it is patriots versus eagles, city versus city, rocky versus rocky. t all that is leo do is play a game of football. rajini: so many super bowl facts, but i still need the game explained me. i am thanks for watching us here on "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical vid s are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the ne of the day and stay up to date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from sected app stores. >> funding

max a come to an understanding of what it means to be boston strong and our heroes meet back up to continue their quest to have a constant tea party of their own next time on the great american pilgrim. usually below wow. max level we've made it now our home what does america mean to you. because. i am not very good at it on my commute and. i think that. america at least. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to to crush the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know we hear i mean your list put video at three in the new bill is that i knew explain you know to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took part had invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. so i have all this is and as i read it back to says the pressure oppressive measureless being deployed against the palestinian people everywhere around the set of colonialism the fed still fall of man and the many many. you know there's a st

the location of the boston tea party, and we're bringing in russian l.n.g. now, you might think that local leaders in the region would want to avoid importing gas from our adversaries like russia. you might think they would want our more american pipelines to power our communities. that's not what's happening in the northeast part of this country. oh, no. instead, leaders in that region have been vocal opponents of new pipelines. they have blocked the pipelines. now, people who have been vocal opponents of the new pipelines include some of the democrats who represent that part of the country right here in the united states senate. they refuse to allow responsible and safe energy development to give people in the northeast the natural gas that the families and the businesses need. these democrats claim that they're protecting the environment. it's simply not true, mr. president. there was a headline in the "boston globe." this was a couple of weeks ago. the headline was our russian pipeline and its ugly toll. "boston globe." our russian pipeline and its ugly