seeing dorchester finally win one in that district?being haitian-american is the big news of the night for that district. do you feel all that or did it just feel, to you, growing up there this is something you were going to be able to do? >> i'm telling you, to me, it felt like it was something i was going to be able to do. i'm a native bostonian. i love this opportunity. i'm humbled by it and honored to be the nominee, the democratic nominee for the district. it's going to be work. we have been out in south boston and hyde park. it makes up the first suffolk district. it's something we have been doing for a long time, been breaking barriers for a long time. representing the first seat is nothing new to me. my husband is irish-american. we celebrate irish culture and haitian culture and african-american culture. for me, this is an amazing opportunity to continue the work for the state senate. >> i want to show you a picture i took of you ten days before the election. there i was peacefully having brunch. by the way, the word brunch di

electrical force with an army that was in dallas -- disarray and finally with the occupation of dorchester heights that is one of the great stories henry knox going to ticonderoga returning with the cannons that would be placed to force the but the evacuation of the british and that is boston that went from being a city that was occupied to a city that had to pull itself together and this had been a devastating experience for everyone and 9,000 soldiers left along with a thousand loyalist and bond estonians would filter back and the town was beat up terribly structures had been burned as they tried to keep themselves but bostonian had survived. i would like to end my remarks by quoting a passage from the sermon delivered by reverend samuel cooper on april 7th 1776. his was the community that they have made it through said they deliver this sermon and this'' serves as the epigraph for my book. >> boston has been a division of moses. it was consumed. thank you very much. if you have questions i would be happy to answer them. [applause] >> you feature a number of characters that are not house

>> reporter: that is correct pam and a search has been focused here at dorchester but i know it is dark and we know a police car is here and they are not sure but they have been looking for a mail suspect who has hiding here at the park and they just caught him at the community pool. they received afternoon 11 call from cust terrible drive and they have reports -- custer drive and a man was reported stabbed and there was a lot of drinking going on and a fight broke out and he was stabbed and people took him to a local hospital and since then, the search has been on and police have been completely haven't vicinitying the neighborhood are are shall -- canvassing the neighborhood and they just took him into custody in the last five to seven minutes and we hope to get a little more information to see if they recover, janine della vague, -- janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> once again they have launched a search for a new police chief. chief jordan -- chief jordan stepped document and his departure step happened -- stepped down when everybody learned of his retirement. >> i

that's dorchester there. a large swarm of bees decided to hang out on the back of a yellow car. a beekeeper was called in, said they were harmless. eventually they were brushed into a box and taken away. >> you know, they say you don't wear yellow if you don't want to get attacked by a bee. >> i tell you what, i'd like to think of myself as a what macho man. when i see bees, i run the other way. they kind of scare me. >>> well, looking at today's road conditions. rain could make for a slick morning along the busy northeast corridor and could be trouble across the middle of the country thanks to severe storms today. >> if you're flying airport delays are possible in new hampshire, washington, new york, kansas city, denver, and minneapolis. >>> chris christie shed 40 pounds after undergoing secret weight loss surgery. >> but christie is denying his decision has anything to do with his political ambitions. more now from abc's paula faris. >> reporter: chris christie is losing it, quite literally. >> in terms of keeping it secret it's nobody he's business. >> reporter: but still the

grew up in the boston area, live in different parts of boston, went to a catholic high school in dorchester, which is a section of boston. because of my parents work and the opportunities they gave me, my brothers and i were all blessed to go to harvard university. it was intense. i stayed there for college, for law school, and i also have a master's in public policy there. those are subjects i decided to study in part because i was very interested in public service and public policy issues and government. i ran for office in part because i wanted to serve the city and really protect all that is so special about what san francisco is. >> we've been talking for years about how important it is to build new neighborhoods, to develop affordable housing, make sure we have transit-oriented sustainable green development that really is worthy of a 21st century san francisco. what we're doing today -- and, frankly, what we're doing this year will have impacts on the city for decades to come. thank you all for being this, and i look forward to that mid-cutting. i moved to san francisco 15 years ago f

. >>> now, to a story that had plenty of people buzzing in the dorchester neighborhood of boston. that is buzzing because of the amount of bees found out hanging out on the back of a yellow car. >> brave people got closer. one guy brought bee repellant. used it. a bad idea. unfortunately didn't work very well. >> i sprayed the whole back of the trunk. and i sprayed, and in my crib too, right there. sprayed there, the floor, the air. >> these are nonaggressive honey bees. they are homeless. they are full. just ate a lot of honey. they need a police to go. they need a home. >> the beekeeper he knows. reassuring word there. even so when the bees were brushed off into a box. the crowd watching was not taking any chances. no one was hurt. out of all the jobs in the world don't think you could pay me enough to be a beekeeper. scary. >> when he says his crib, his home or baby's crib? >> i think he is talking about the styling crib, y'all. what do you think? >> i think so too. okay. >>> coming up, the sound of the stress that tunes men out while women tune in. coming of in the mix. >>> ho

before, when cristina taylor green's parents in tucson or marchant richards'' parents in dorchester,ild would say when he woke up the next morning and after. , ofthe victims of boston the boston marathon bombing, we spent time with today at saplling rehab when they gathered on a sunny day to celebrate the demonstration of an amazing physical strength and determination when they must find the physical strength and determination necessary for their own recovery. we extend our deepest sympathies to all of you who have an toward violence and loss here. -- kurds for us, it is about but kurds for us is doing everything we possibly can to make sure that fewer parents face that loss. for me, it meant learning more about politics. previously, i handled the ac

also hilton road at dorchester. as far as delays go, they just continue to grow. the top side inner loop, back down from the jones falls expressway, around to perring parkway. average speed, only about 25 miles an hour. same situation on the west side inner loop, from 295 over to liberty road. that's really going to be a struggle. and 70 westbound has delays there from 29 over to marriottsville road. let's take a live look. as you can see, a lot of traffic there on the beltway, around baltimore national pike. and the same situation, mostly on the inner loop of the beltway, at dulaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by the center for disease control. smoking causes immediate damage to your body. if you or someone you know wants free help, call 1-800- quit-now. back to you. >>> ocean city is partnering with maryland highway officials to launch a pedestrian safety campaign. 22-year-old matthew ches wick was killed in one of two fatal accidents last year. similar pedestrian-related accidents prompted city officials to take action. they say the new c

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america, during the upcoming commercial break, i will be studying the local state senate race in dorchestere the latest before we close it out tonight. ana marie cox, thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the daughter of a newtown shooting victim confronts one of the senators that voted against gun control legislation. that woman will join me. >>> and the aftermath of the boston marathon bombing pushed rand paul and ron paul to new lows in the way they very casually lie to their followers. [ jackie ] it's just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents, for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or glaucoma, or can not empty your bladder, you should not take toviaz. get emergency medical help right a

anyway, as you know, he does return and becomes a hero, and those guns help in dorchester for the evacuation of the british. lucy has her baby, she's ecstatic. henry's a hero. the only problem is all the tories are leaving boston. many of them are fleeing on ship either to britain or to canada. and among them, her parents. they never write to her good-bye. they just leave. she never sees them again. now, while henry's in just a slight deviation, but it does relate dramatically to the story, while henry's in ticonderoga, well, near ticonderoga, of course, the conditions up there are pretty rough, he is lodged in a little cottage with a captured british prisoner. this man is john andre. he is brilliant. he's handsome. he is a ferocious warrior. he's also an artist and -- he's highly cultured. and even though they're on opposite sides of the political conflict, the two of them, henry and andre, john andre, spend the night talking, they're up all night x this comes back later on. anyway, i think you know about this man. benedict arnold was a new haven apothecary. he traded in west indees. he mad

and today we have news from the richard family of dorchester, the family who suffered more than any otherg and its aftermath. 8-year-old martin richard was killed instantly in the bombing, his 7-year-old sister, jane, lost her leg. his mother and father, bill and denise, both injured and hospital ohlized. while some republicans were busy today trying to rewrite the story of the marathon bombing without any new evidence to support oh such a rewrite into a failure of president obama's fbi and president obama's homeland security department, bill and denise richard issued a statement today, telling us their story of the bombing, and its aftermath. it is a story of crushing tragedy, anguish, unspeakable pain, and it is a story of courage and love and their most profound forms. it is a story that deserves at least as much public attention as the investigation and the suspects are getting. this is the richard family statement in full. last evening, just 23 days after the bombing attack on boston, our 7-year-old daughter, jane, underwent her 11th surgery. while she has more trips to the o.r. ahea

opening prayer will be offered by reverend miniard culpepper, from pleasant hill baptist church in dorchester massachusetts. the guest chaplain: let us pray our god and our lord, our help from ages past and our help for years to come. we thank you, lord, for this is a day that you have made. let us be glad and delight in it. thank you, lord, for watching over our senators all night long and waking them clothed in their right mind. we pray, lord, that you would bless them this day. let them be the voice for all that is good and just. let them it be the voice for all that is peaceful and prosperous, loving and lifting. bless the senators as they deliberate, that they would be mindful of the homeless and the hungry, the rich and the poor, the hopeful and the hopeless. lord, we realize and acknowledge that you are a god of our weary years, a god of our silent tears, that, lord, you are the one that brought us this far on the way. lord, you are this god who has by thy might led us into the light, lord. we pray, god, that you will keep us forever in the path we pray. these and all other prayers we

sound, i have been to boston and connecticut and i didn't have tornadoes but -- >> i grew up in dorchester i know quincy well. >> but just love this area. >> born and raised here. >> we are just going to take a step at a time. we will just hang out and rebuild. >> you heard the phillips'. they say they will rebuild and stay nearby. i met a woman, renee myers who put her husband in the hospital because he was having heart trouble. she came back to the debris of her small home today trying to find her dog. i helped her son who came by, too, go through the rubble. i helped try to find the little kennel. we found the kennel and the door was open. renee says he could kick the door open. she was hopeful. as you see people come back to the neighborhoods to nothing, to houses that are turned into splinters. that is what they are hoping for, maybe to find a pet or old china or jewelry, to find something for the memories. as you noted so many of them who have lived through this before including the big one in '99 this devastation here now they say they love this community. it's where they go to chur

before, when cristina taylor green's parents in tucson or marchant richards'' parents in dorchester, when they could go to sleep wondering what wonderful thing their child would say when he woke up the next morning and after. for the victims of boston, of the boston marathon bombing, we spent time with today at saplling rehab when they gathered on a sunny day to celebrate the demonstration of an amazing physical strength and determination watching the runners go by and after. now they must find the physical strength and determination necessary for their own recovery. we extend our deepest sympathies to all of you endured violence and loss here. after. is abotu thut the doing everything we can to make sure fewer parents face that loss. for me, it meant learning more about politics. previously, i handled the space- like travel responsibilities in our marriage and gabby handled politics. now we do the politics together. for gabby, her courage is the equivalent of a lunar mission. she has set her sights on a distant rising, a country that will be dramatically safer from gun violence, and

. >>> now, to a story that had plenty of people buzzing in the dorchester neighborhood of boston.he amount of bees found hanging out on the back of a yellow car. >> brave people got closer. one guy brought bee repellant. used it. a bad idea. unfortunately didn't work very well. >> i sprayed the whole back of the trunk. and i sprayed, and in my crib too, right there. sprayed there, the floor, the air. >> these are nonaggressive honey bees. they are homeless. they are full. just ate a lot of honey. they need a place to go. they need a home. >> the beekeeper he knows. reassuring word there. even so when the bees were brushed off into a box. the crowd watching was not taking any chances. no one was hurt. out of all the jobs in the world don't think you could pay me enough to be a beekeeper. scary. >> when he says his crib, his home or baby's crib? >> i think he is talking about the styling crib, y'all. what do you think? >> i think so too. okay. >>> coming up, the sound of the stress that tunes men out while women tune in. coming up in "the mix." >>> hometown heroes that showed off th

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