we're hoping that he signs it. >> the reporter: cassel doesn't want others to go through what she did. >> it's leaving a lot of patients not being able to get the treatment that they could get right in our own state. >> the reporter: massachusetts has the third highest rating of lyme disease cases in the country. again, the governor has until midnight tonight to sign this, reservations in the past about it. we'll keep you posted. in the control room, elizabeth hopkins, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: new at 6:00 p.m., airbnb wants state lawmakers to support a measure that would require the company to pay the same taxes as traditional hotels. the on line room rental service is running radio ads with message as lawmakers are preparing to wrap up formal sessions in the coming day. the proposed is included in a senate passed economic development bill. revere. the tornado was on the ground for four minutes, cutting across two miles of the city and damaging more than 100 buildings. no up with want seriously hurt or killed. the tornado did $6 million in damage but revere did not qualify for federal

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we have alicia vikander joined our cast which was amazing. [ cheers ] she's awesome, and vincent cassel who's incredible. >> jimmy: and a good villan. >> and then we got tommy lee jones. [ cheers ] >> which was good. >> jimmy: how cool is that guy? >> he's the best. you know, tommy lee gave me a a job 20 something years ago. the first thing that he ever directed was this little cable tv movie. and tommy lee gave me a job and i was out of money and ben and casey and i were living toer that paid me $20,000. i'll never forget. i got to work with him all summer long. i got this money. and that was the money that allowed ben and i not to have to go get other jobs so we could stay at home and write "good will hunting." [ cheers and applause ] [ talking over each other ] i'll never forget him for that. he doesn't know that, i don't think. well now he does. >> jimmy: i love that dude. i want to show everyone a clip. here is matt damon and julia stiles having a night out in "jason bourne" in theaters [ yelling ] >> parsons is at the statue of athena. >> copy that. [ yelling ] [ honking ] >> jimm

we have alicia vikander joined our cast which was amazing. [ cheers ] she's awesome, and vincent casselmmy: and a good villan. >> and then we got tommy lee jones. [ cheers ] >> which was good. >> jimmy: how cool is that guy? >> he's the best. you know, tommy lee gave me a a job 20 something years ago. the first thing that he ever directed was this little cable tv movie. and tommy lee gave me a job and i was out of money and ben and casey and i were living together in l.a. that paid me $20,000. i'll never forget. i got to work with him all summer long. i got this money. and that was the money that allowed ben and i not to have to go get other jobs so we could stay at home and write "good will hunting." [ cheers and applause ] [ talking over each other ] i'll never forget him for that. he doesn't know that, i don't think. well now he does. >> jimmy: i love that dude. i want to show everyone a clip. here is matt damon and julia stiles having a night out in "jason bourne" in theaters everywhere friday. check this out. [ yelling ] >> parsons is at the statue of athena. >> copy that. [ yellin

then federal district judge paul cassell issued a lengthy opinion explaining this is a problem. this young man is about to receive his seen dense that -- sentence that is excessive under any standard, a longer sentence he would have received had he engaged in many acts of terrorism, that he would have received had he engaged in kidnapping so why are we sending this guy away till he is about 80 years old? simply because of this minimum mandatory penalty. but the judge said, this is a problem i cannot address. this is a problem i'm powerless to remedy. only congress can fix this problem. those words have haunted me ever since then. only congress can fix this problem. so when i became a senator in 2011, i still remember those words. those words continued to haunt me and continue to haunt me to this day. now, miraculously, fortunately, mr. angelos has been released through a variety of procedural maneuvers that i don't have time to address right now. he himself has been released. many others are still in prison under the same system who have been locked up for years, decades at a ti

i am humbled because tony cassell has been a good friend and someone who is in a mentor from the wereso many years. i have the good fortune of sitting next to him in the new york state each of my nature in his good buddy and my good friend listen passed away. you have the opportunity to learn a lot from people through all walks of life. i'm very grave old to tony casale and i want to thank chairman cox. i want to thank the chairman for being a gentleman, diplomat, arden, true republican for his entire life and by extension i want to thank everyone affiliated with the new york republican committee and all of you who are here today. there's four speakers. i know this. as much as i might have a little bit of self evidence, most of you are here to hear the fourth speaker and that is totally fine because we will have the nation's mayor here and that would be fantastic for the new york delegation. this is announced ending turn out. i'm going to go through a couple of basic things. we were talking about this. i am a born and bred new yorker, 55 years old. maybe i didn't know when i was two o