massachusetts by birth. why haven't towns and cities like yours stood up to the federal government and the justice department and and made for your doing your due diligence to establish the facts regarding your students? why haven't you asked the national congress to cut the budgets of some of these agencies that are not doing their jobs? to could redirect that money cover the cost of the federal policies imposed on a global government. reasons why i am down here in washington is to meet with some of the staff members of members of congress and ask them to find solutions to help communities like mine. i can't speak for other communities. i don't know why they haven't stood up. i think the superintendent and i reached our breaking point. i had gotten a good hold of the city's finances when i became mayor for in a half years ago. an a plus bond rating. i had $16.5 million in free cash for my city. i had a solid financial backing for the city. in the last couple of years and has all fallen apart. it has frustra

there is no legal barrier to continuing to burn coal in massachusetts.o there has not been a policy shift significant enough to actually put a final stop to burning coal in massachusetts, and that is the sort of action that needs to be taken. >> do you have something you would like to say to the district attorney? did you expect this was going to happen on monday? >> no. i'm hoping for an opportunity -- >> you can look right into that camera. >> we're thinking we should drive back from new york where you are and take a picture with you, inviting people to come to new york to the march with us. maybe you want to do that. i would also like the opportunity to meet you at some point in person again and to you what we think, which is thankful, but i think there's a lot of people in positions of authority, political leadership, law enforcement leadership, who might share your opinions on climate. but nobody else has linked it as you did to an actual decision in a way that is powerful. this is quite powerful. we are where we are not just because of what we did,

it's the first massachusetts heavy artillery.one of the victims in it. so as they sweep down, they are tired and the confederates are going to reach rockville, just up the road from where we are wn the evening of the 11th. on the 5th day of the month, the presidential family and their close advisers move from the white house into the soldier's home. on the night of the 10th, secondary staten, he's a rough customer. i heard the people weep about secretary rumsfeld. you don't know what a tough secretary of war staten is. if you wept about secretary rumsfeld, you'll commit harry caray over secretary staten, as he sends the message out, directing the president and his family to remove back to the white house. the guard, in company of the 150th pennsylvania, the buck tails, have left the soldier's home and will be stationed in another fort. the president will be up early on the morning of the 11th. the confederates had paused at rockville and john mccauselin with his calvary sweeps down the georgetown pike, now wisconsin avenue, arriv

, former massachusetts senator, pushing the president for weeks on this issue. his democratic opponent was one of the earliest statements yesterday, jeanne shaheen, i raise it for this point. she said very quickly after this happened we must use every tool at our disposadisposal, short o introducing ground forces in combat roles, to put an end to the threat they pose to our national security and scott brown said president obama must define a strategy to stop their murderous rampage. is this going to be a flashpoint? yesterday the statements from liberals and conservatives were almost unanimity saying do something, do something quickly. no combat boots on the ground and, mr. president, you need to further explain this to the american people. will this be a campaign issue? >> the economy is still going to drive the election, but what -- of course, what also impacts the election is the president's standing in the polls and how the country views the direction it's heading, and right now it appears there's a battleground poll out today that shows about 70% of the cou

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reed, and the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. kennedy, and the entire committee for the inclusion of a provision to re-authorize the regional innovation program for five years. i particularly want to compliment both of my colleagues, mr. reed and mr. kennedy, for their worken on this bill and for approaching this important issue with a spirit of real bipartisanship and genuine collaboration. in an effort to promote innovation and regional collaboration, the america competes re-authorization act of 2010 established a regional innovation program within the economic development administration. the program is designed to encourage and support the development of regional innovation strategies including regional innovation clusters and science and research parks. funding for the program supports the e.d.a.'s interagency effort to build regional innovation clusters such as the jobs innovation accelerating challenge and the make it in america challenge. through the regional innovation program, local leaders are empowered to maximize exis

there was an opening in the trial being run at the massachusetts eye and ear infirmary in boston underirection of dr. daniel lee. >> abi surgery in the child who cannot get a cochlear implant can result in meaningful sound awareness and speech perception with time but it takes work. >> reporter: good news, alex is exactly the kind of kid the trial needs. >> it is october 5th, 2013. we're leaving from michigan and hopefully by tomorrow afternoon we will be in boston. >> reporter: and so the fredericks make their way from their michigan home, full of fear but also full of hope. >> lookee, here's a sign, welcome to massachusetts. >> reporter: on that tuesday morning in boston, where we began with alex, it is now the second hour of his surgery. surgery that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars. but is being paid for by the family's insurance company. this is video the hospital provided of the abi being implanted into his brain. while this is going on, alex's parents take his sisters to a nearby park to keep them distracted. the hospital calls in with regular updates. >> did you get the l

since then, massachusetts is going to number one. ground lost further under governor malloy and this will be a top priority. the promise of america is fairness. an opportunity. they are not getting a decent education. the level of funding has decreased. >> if your plan to control state spending is to keep funding level for the first two years, how do you correct what you obviously see as a problem of the percentage of money going to education? >> you have to have smarter policies. not all things that affect educational outcomes cost money. some of these are policy related. he is doing things that basically don't work and we know from the experience of other states, they don't work. other things have been done in other states that do work that he is not doing. as a measure of the priority that he places. >> i sense that you have something to say. >> i do. we haven't heard a specific proposal on education. and we have this kind of convoluted argument about whether we are spending the same percentage or a higher percentage. the number y

since then, massachusetts is going to number one. we have lost further ground under governor malloy and this will be a top priority. the promise of america is fairness. an opportunity. they are not getting a decent education. the level of funding has decreased. >> if your plan to control state spending is to keep funding level for the first two years, how do you correct what you obviously see as a problem of the percentage of money going to education? >> you have to have smarter policies. not all things that affect educational outcomes cost money. some of these are policy related. he is doing things that basically don't work and we know from the experience of other states, they don't work. other things have been done in other states that do work that he is not doing. as a measure of the priority that he places. >> i sense that you have something to say. >> i do. we haven't heard a specific proposal on education. and we have this kind of convoluted argument about whether we are spending the same percentage or a higher percentage. to g

democratic congressman john tyranny of massachusetts is now the fourth house incumbent to lose a midterm primary. he lost to iraq war vet seth moulton. >>> a philadelphia teenager is lucky to be alive after a bizarre incident in a train station. it began when this 16-year-old tried to swipe his student train pass after school yesterday. he got into a scuffle with transit police who intervened. he ran away, boarded a train. the teen somehow got on top of the train. as another train was passing by, he even jumped over to the roof of that one. he eventually came back down. he was arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer among other charges. he saw way too many movies evidently. >>> if you're worried about being single, you should know you're not alone. according to the bureau of labor statistics, for the first time since 1976 single folks make up more than half of america's adult population. take a look at this chart showing the gradual uptick. just last month 50.2% of americans were single. in 1976 that number was just 37.4%. >>> let's talk about rob ford and mike tyson. they

they're locally in the streets of boston, massachusetts, was there nobody better than him.e the untouchables, the transitions, body construction, reccy, mike, ralph and bob actually sought my uncle out to try to figure out how he can manage them and teach them routines and steps, so i was able to get that first hand before he came to the house one day and blessed me with the fact that new edzition was looking for another member and he asked me if i wanted to be in it and i said hands down, let's go. no favoritism, i actually got beat up a little bit more than these guys, but it definitely paid off because on. >> as you all know some say i'm the best dancer in the crew, you know what i'm saying? ♪ ♪ >> when it was time to raid in their jackets for a nts, the members of bell biv devoe reseefceived more tha pushback. >> even though they were hearing ronnie, bob ericky and mike for the last, seven, eight years, it was like what the rest of them will do? ralph will go on and do his thing and johnny was a solo artist before and what's the rest of them going to do? >> because of o

. >>> still ahead tonight, an incredible story from massachusetts, two women out for a leisurely row on the water, we'll hear from them. scientists from drexel university unveils a new species of dinosaur it dwarfs a jumbo jet. >>> plus jaime apody has more on the eagles as the season opener is creeping close. >>> they said it was something out of the movie jaw, two women in massachusetts are telling a terrifying story about a shark attack, they were kayaking off the coast of massachusetts ark yesterday when a great white shark chomp down on their boat, when the huge shark swam around the women but never attacked. >> in a submerged kayak and her legs were in the water and we didn't know where it came from and we didn't see a fin, we didn't know if it would come back. >> i'm screaming for help, just anybody help. >> both are doing okay tonight but one woman is giving up kayaking for good. >> it was suppose to be a fun science experiment, ended with children and parents running for their lives. >> they scrambled to get out of museum here in nevada. a ball of flames shot out and the exp

ida parker and kristen orr on their kayaks when massachusetts when the great white attacked. the women actually in the water when they called 911. >> we're stuck in the water and there's a shark. >> the harbor master is on their way. where are you now? >> how long are they going to be? >> reporter: the operator telling them to hang on, help is on the way. >> we're fine but we're really scared. >> was there a seal? >> no, there's something in the water. >> okay. >> there's a [mute] great white. what if he comes back? >> reporter: luckily the shark did not come back and the pair made it to shore unharmed but look at the teeth marks on the kayaks and the giant hole on the paddle. back on land the two recalled the terror. >> we didn't see a fin or anything. we had no idea if it was going to come back. >> i'm screaming for help, anybody help. >> reporter: the summer sightings of great whites are on the rise. the population booming, particularly in the northeast. just days ago, off another massachusetts beach, this shark seen from a police helicopter prompting life guards to clear

from massachusetts. i'm here today to stand for clean air, safe water and the planet is running a fever. there are no emergency rooms for planets. america must lead. history calls us to reduce greenhouse gases and unleash a clean energy revolution. when america sets strong safeguards and when our innovative spirit rises to the challenge many of americans are healthier and that hair is cleaner and water is safer. but that hasn't stopped critics from attacking these proposed rules and the environmental protection agency. republicans in congress have said these rules would be catastrophic. the house speaker called them that's. one even accused the epa of acting like terrorists. if the critics of action spent more time believing in american innovation and less time attacking science i believe our economy and our environment and planet would all be better off. because in my home state of massachusetts, we have been reducing carbon pollution for years and the results are tremendous. the proposed rule said amer

but brown's win did not come for massachusetts. no, he has moved.e's in new hampshire he will now face incumbent democrat jeanne shaheen in november in the big race. >>> meanwhile, here in new york, governor andrew cuomo won the independent primary, his professor, she did pretty well, 35% of the vote. some liberals are calling that a rebuke to the governor. >>> and congressman john tierney becomes the first sitting massachusetts democrat in more than two decades to lose a primary. he was beaten with seth molt moulton an ex-marine. tierney's had a bunch of scandals out there. this actually clears the path for democrats. had tierney won the primary, he would have picked that up. >> it's primary season in the great state of massachusetts. >>> here we go, 20 minutes after, intense fighting, and the fight against isis. t. yeah but is it.... this fast? faster! how about this fast? clearasils faster wow this fast? faster. fix breakouts fast with clearasil ultra. it starts working instantly sending the max amount of medicinde allowed, deep into your pores.

another threat taking place right now in massachusetts. this is where a massive search is on for three afghan soldiers who went missing while in the u.s. for a military training exercise. it's believed they're actually not a threat right now. nbc's chief pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski has the latest on that. >> any foreign nationals who come to the u.s. for any kind of military training get very rigorous vetting to determine if, in fact, they do have a shady past to militant organizations or, in this case, the taliban. two captains and a major were cleared in that vetting process. by the way, of all things, it appears they disappeared while they were on a saturday night shopping trip to cape cod. these things have happened in the past. and just last week, for example, out of quantico, virginia, two afghan soldiers disappeared. they were found wandering around the georgetown shopping district, getting a taste of america, if you will. what's disconcerting about this, is nobody knows for certain if, in fact this was a spur of the mom

business and schools are closed in massachusetts for most people.s line the 26 miles of the boston marathon route into boston, cheering on the elite runners, but also the regular people who run, many of them run for charities. the boston red sox play at 11 a.m., and after the game all the fans walk down to the square and walk the final mile or two of the marathon. you haven't lived in boston very long if you haven't been a spectator, a volunteer or a runner. this year i will run with 12 of my officers. it's going to be an emotional day for my officers as we run that route and cross the finish line on boyleston street. the boston marathon will be held inless than two weeks, and more people than ever want to be a part of it. they want to come together to celebrate and remember those who died and those who were injured in last year's explosions. they want to remember officer sean collier who was ambushed and killed before the two brothers headed to watertown. weave all seen what occurred on april 19th, and commissioner davis has spoke about that and ho

we're getting reports of two tornados touching down in massachusetts.et's turn now to janet with the latest. what's going on? >> we don't have confirmation on these tornados. doppler radar indicated, but we have warnings in effect. severe thunderstorm watch, conditions are favorable for hail and damaging winds and yes, isolated tornados and it looks like we have one tornado right now. we had an earlier one reported just west of this area, but this is lowell, massachusetts and this cell is north and west of that. so, for the next 15, 20 minutes, we have cells perhaps could drop a tornado in this area.wws( @&% doppler radar indicating some spin on this, this, this is the concern throughout the evening and afternoon. look at the temperatures. ahead of this cold front, temperatures are 90 degrees in boston. behind it, cooler, drier air and that's one of the main ingredients we need for severe weather, so looking at the potential for isolated tornados and just last week, we had a report of tornados in massachusetts. >> i was just going to ask if that was unh

>> yeah. >> she has a house in massachusetts on the water. >> must be nice.et. >> i told her that if she feeds the seals. >> right. >> that great white sharks are are going to show up in massachusetts. i told martha maccallum that and she scorned me. okay? roll the tape? >> interesting >> so that's a cell phone gradual a kayak, two women were on the kayak near plymouth, massachusetts and a great white actually took a chunk out of the kayak. >> this is why i love bill o'reilly. he uses a 9/11 call from a terrified woman to prove he was right. >> he was though. >> i was. >> go feed the seals. >> so many seals in buzzard bays that the great whites are coming in from the atlantic. >> these girls are going out there in their kayak like wearing a lady gaga meat dress into a lion cage. do-to-quote log horn -- >> kayaking is done by everybody. the shark bit -- i bet not a lot of kayaks out there today. >> sharks are nine times more times to bite men, it's a sexist act. sharks get a bad rap because they don't smile. dolphins smile so everybody thinks they are adorable

joining us is massachusetts state representative shaunna o'connell. she is working to put a stop to welfare fraud. good morning, thanks for being with us. >> good morning, anna, good morning, tucker. >> obviously so many people in this nation who do need welfare but when you hear stories like that, you wonder is there not enough regulation ahead of time or is it too easy to get? >> that's exactly the problem. you hear about stories like this and it really destroys the integrity of the programs for those who are truly in need. but the problem has been that the welfare roles have exploded over the past four years over 135% up on spending. taxpayers spent $700 billion on the food stamp program last year. this has caused the state to be unable or unwilling to do the proper verification to make sure people belong on the system and then enforce the penalties and rules once people do get on the system. there is really no incentive

legal here in massachusetts for sometime now. on, the he's focused differentiation with democrats, f government will work more effectively under his watch and won't be continual push towards increasing taxes. that's been his message going forward. ee how that shapes up with martha coakley. she's spent a lot of time pushing back to her two primary the framework of the democratic primary and see ow her message, which has focused broadly on economic opportunity for everyone, education and expanding mental opportunities for folks. see how that message changes come tomorrow assuming she wins. host: the political reporter with "the boston globe." talking to him about primary day massachusetts. focus on congress and the key races always being watched there. this jumped here for re-election in the sixth district. always expected to have a tough general election. but the primary is shaping up to be a tough election for him as well. guest: that's right. it's an extraordinary change -- happened.hat's he -- he beat richard to say a republica

we did get some damage out of them too, especially one in worcester, massachusetts, and that's where we actually had a confirmed ef-0 tornado. 85-mile-per-hour winds and worcester, 8:00 last night. massachusetts can get tornadoes surprisingly enough. >>> yesterday, of course, we had all the ingredients, it was a hot day, it was 96 in d.c., it was like the hottest day of the entire summer and the humidity was way, way up as all of our winds are southerly straight from the gulf. new orleans' humidity right now is gross, 76. dew point same with florida. a lot of humid air and moisture in the air so when we get the sunshine once again, we'll spark off numerous storms late they are afternoon. already strong storms this morning. joplin just had a wind gust of 50 miles per hour. sure, a couple are losing power in missouri. so those storms will continue. chicago, storms for you. the storms for the east coast, more like pulse type storms. they'll pop up, they'll come in and die off. not going to ruin your entire labor day but it's just so humid, you feel it in the air. the air conditioners ar

when he was governor here in massachusetts. the expectation here is bill keating always has a challenge. despite the jie gagigantic hous in 2010, he did manage to win and he's subseque ssequently mat as well. it's an obama-voting district by a relatively comfortable margin. it's the second-most comettive of the house seats based on democratic performance. he's expect ed to win. we'll see what the ri publy cans look like tonight. there are four republicans running. >> and as we already noted, a lot of the focus on new england in the new hampshire senate race. there is a race in massachusetts, as well. >> yeah, something that people often forget. senator, eddie markey who wanted a relatively comfortable special election victory of last june is on the ballot again. he wanted the race to finish out the term of john kerry. so e eel see. but he did need -- end up needing help from the democratic senatorial campaign committee to boost him and help him get over the finish line. so the expectedation here is markey will be perfectly fine

the massachusetts assembly was red that the stamp act illegal because it was against the magna carta and the natural ights of englishmen and therefore according to lord void. null and john adams likewise asserted it charter. the great bostonians james otis and samuel adams employed similar reasoning. ndeed, magna carta became a banner for ral lilling opposition to british rule. massachusetts's first state seal, engraved by paul revere in set in stained glass here the state house depicts a militia man with the sword in copy of hand and a magna carta in his left. here's no small irony in the fact that magna carta, a asument that the cook viewed the definitive statement in the rights of englishmen would our own corner snoen quest for freedom. from our perspective today, 800 later, we could see that magna carta originally resolved feudal squabble between a king fixed on their own interest. but magna carta became a crucial developing thein notion of a government bound by the rule of law, a political tructure in which defined limits on the exercise of power allow even those without power r

he's ousted a nine term massachusetts incumbent in his democratic primary.served four tours of duty in iraq. a war he opposed joining me now is seth moll ten. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> would you have voted for the president's strategy if you faced that vote last week? >> no, i would not. i think we need to make clear what our long-term strategy is. i don't feel we have done enough of that. if we put american troops on the yound or empower those on the ground with american weapons, we need to make sure where it's going. i don't think that's clear right now. >> i know, you know, look, you have fought in wars. i'm not going to question you on that thing. but when you're in a war you can't really always plan a, b, c, d and hope all the things come to fruition. the president seems to be presenting something clearly he's saying there will be no troops on the ground. what is the alternative to that? >> well, actually, if you look at what has happened with isis' expansion into iraq. isis didn't just roll over the iraqi army. they put the weapon

i kind of always thought scott was kind of a phony from massachusetts.and i said, you've got to sit down with him because he sat down, had their little conversation. he walked away. you know what he said, he's a phony from new hampshire who happened to live in massachusetts for a little while. you know what he said? that guy -- he's a phony from new hampshire that just happened to live in massachusetts for a little while. >> that is a thing that happened. and we'll just leigh it at that. live free or die. >>> famous things i have known bob mcdonald and his fancy rolex. it was a gift. also spider-man. wonder woman had bullet deflecting bracelets. those were awesome. dick tracy had a two-way wrist phone. >> okay, chief, i'm on it right away. dick tracy calling. >> go ahead, tracy. >> if only it was some sort of watch computer combo thingy you could secure to your wrist someday. today, california had its usual blowout announcement of new gear including bigger iphones, but also an apple watch computer combo thing. and no, we're not qvc. you don't report ever

in massachusetts martha who lost to scott brown faces burwick in the primary for governor. in rhode island expected to be the most expensive race for governor in state history. on the republican side former gubernatorial candidate kim block faces allal -- ken block s allan fung. >> monday night football season, the detroit lions taking on the new york giants. calvin johnson finds the touchdown not once but twice in the first quarter. the lions win big. 35-14. >> in the late game the san diego chargers stunned the arizona cardinals coming back with two late touchdown strikes from quarterback carson palmer. cardinals win 18-17. so glad football is back. all eyes on apple stood in -- ty in anticipation of the big announcement. hi, lauren. >> good morning everybody. as you can see behind me people are already lining up. there's 20 people in line right now, some of them as long as a week waiting for the iphone 6. it isn't expected to go on sale for another ten-days the rumored release date. we will have an announcement in california later this morning. apple is expected to final

>> well, we have about 989 unaccompanied minors who arrived in massachusetts and placed in foster carece january 1 through july 31 of this year, and we're seeing the impact in schools throughout our county and the state and, as well, we're seeing it in the exploitation of these individuals when criminals are targeting them, knowing that, number one, they don't speak the language and, two, if they're here illegally and earning money somewhere they're probably getting paid cash and they're being exploited and being robbed. >> brown: is that exploitation problem something that you're unable to deal with, i mean to protect them from that? >> well, yeah, it's very difficult because they always want to work under the radar. they don't make themselves known. they don't report it to the police. we don't know just how much more empowered some of these americanized criminals are becoming when they continue to commit more and more crimes ultimately, perhaps against people beyond the illegal immigrant community. >> brown: the young people you are encountering, why do you believe they're coming to

her rival is former massachusetts senator scott brown who is seeking his old job back this time from state next door. well, here's shaheen's new website. ♪ >> i'm going to do what i think is right for massachusetts first. >> proud to be from massachusetts. >> i am nobody's senator except yours. [ applause ] >> i care about new hampshire. >> nobody's senator but yours. >> nobody's senator but yours. nobody's. >> well, his residence might be different but at least his message is the same. coming up, hillary clinton heads to iowa, will the anti-war base out there embrace her? this is "hardball," the place for politics. you make a great team. it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask

the number of shark a attacks off the massachusetts coast has risen.ke this four meter great white spotted last week. marine experts say the shark in this attack most likely mistook the kayak for a seal. >>> let's stay with animals. if you've ever owned a dog, you know they'll eat anything. this dcanine in oregon had a taste of something unusual. you can see an x-ray of the dog's stomach. the blurry area on the left is a pile of socks. yes, 44 to be precise. the great dane was rushed to a hospital in portland with stomach pains and underwent two hours of surgery. there was one plus side to this. the unnamed dog was one of the winners of the veterinary magazines competition called, they ate what? . the overall winner went to a dog that ate 30 ornamental rocks. can't make that up, can you? later we'll have a special program at how recent conflicts affect the world order. wider instability across the middle east. does the world need to rethink the changing global landscape. bye bye for now. ♪ eenie. meenie. miney. go. more adventures await in the seven-pa

the new law allows for construction of three casinos in separate regions of massachusetts.untry, governor patrick says that the new casinos will put people to work and strengthen the massachusetts economy. well, that's our edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. thanks for joining us. >> narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... meet the organized-crime gang bent on bringing down the house. they are the tran family, one of america's most successful rings of casino-gambling cheaters, winning hand after hand. >> many times, $30,000 to $90,000 a day going out of this casino. >> narrator: they use one of the oldest tricks in the book... >> it looks as though the cards may have been mixed. the cards were not. >> narrator: ...with a high-tech twist. >> the person is speaking into a microphone that has been wrapped around their neck. and what that person's communicating is the order of cards. >> narrator: and at each casino they hit, corrupted dealers are

please, wisconsin at massachusetts is now open. we had two different accidents we were dealing with there. taking a look at 95 in virginia, we have a disabled vehicle northbound near prince william parkway. through triangle, across the bridge, you're clear. finally once you getting across into lorton. 66 looking just fine. 95 up to braddock road, no problems there. 270 at old hundred, a little slow. remember to follow us @first4traffic. one of my favorite follower, tom kierein, how are we looking? >>> looking great this morning as far as travel is concerned. just observing the latest reports from our weather watchers. they're reporting some fog in rural areas, but summer haze under a clear sky. live view over northeast washington, 76 at reagan national. pre-dawn sunrise about 20 minutes from now. humidity 82%. a sweltering dew point of 70. light breeze tips to pop in the high humidity and temperatures nearby suburbs. also the low 70s, mid-70s right by the bay. and we will stay steamy through the day. very humid. afternoon highs low

for example, there are 42 towns in massachusetts that respond. they all say the same thing. we cannot imagine having this conclusion only six months ago. when we still believed in our king and our membership and the british empire. iv has betrayed us. he is no longer our friend. in effect he has declared his independence of us. and, therefore, we have no choice. and then they used this phrase, this is where jefferson gets it. we pledge our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor. it must come from some british poem that i don't know, i have tried to find a but that's where jefferson gets the phrase. it's almost unanimous, is one that in massachusetts the cake that says i'm not sure but the british days going to bombard us as soon as we say it. [laughter] anyway, the real reason why there is a political consensus for independence by the early summer of 76 is that they are being invaded. and so in effect the british decision to squash the rebellion generates the political will to cement the rebellion. does this begin to sound familiar? the attack is going to be in new york. n

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the men arrived at joint base cape cod in massachusetts september 11th for military exercises. >> they were last seep at the cape cod mall in highance z a massachusetts national guard spokesperson said all of them were cleared by u.s. military authorities and they believe there is no indication they pose any threat to public. >>> the unmanned space capsule is expected to arrive at the international space station sometime tomorrow. it has 20 mice, elements from 25 scientific experiments and a device to measure the winds on the earth's oceans. >>> more than 100,000 people in new york city joined marchers around the world calling for a greater response when it comes to climate change. is. >>> a texas man, accused of scaling a security fence and getting into the white house with a knife, omar gonzalez, served two since with the army before retiring on disability in 2012. >> reporter: white house fence jumpers are not unheard of. but getting as far as omar gonzalez did is unprecedented. you can clearly see a man running straight toward the white house and making it into the presidential man

. >> i am 16 from boston, massachusetts.as a youth, i feel like every youth should be a part of this because it concerns them and their future. whether or not they can live 20 years from now with climate change. i feel it is important for me to be here. we've through this march, tens of thousands are out in full force. coming across all sorts of diverse groups. what's the number one way to fight, change [indiscernible] we have everybody from hindus, catholics, protestants, atheists are marching together in a group. from rockaway beach, an organizer with rockaway wildfire. sandy devastated the rockaways peninsula. we know climate change is being exacerbated by all of the systemic profiteering that is happening throughout our world. it is time for that to stop. ed, it haven't been involv is time to get involved because the is affected militarists. >> i'm a phd student at dartmouth college and i'm here because i care. >> the banner on which the scientists are marching is "the debate is over"? >> yes. there is always a debate to

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the source says the three officers did not break the law and a spokesman for the massachusetts stateys no crime was committed. the afghans were among 15 officers from that country taking part in the program. they had been monitoring tactical scenarios using computer simulations. they're supposed to return to afghanistan this week. and last week two afghan police officers training with the drug enforcement administration also made a run for the canadian border. however, they were picked up and sent home. wolf? >> deborah, what a mystery this is. thank you very much. just ahead, chelsea clinton and her mom take center stage. how will it affect her mother's likely presidential bid? and an actress causes a sensation right here on the internet and here at the united nations. >> you might be thinking who is this harry potter girl and who is she doing speaking at the u.n.? narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator:

massachusetts' first state seal depicts the militia man with a sword in his right hand and a copy of magna carta in his left. there is no small irony in the fact that magna carta, a document that coke viewed as the right of englishmen, would become a cornerstone in our quest for freedom from british rule. in now, from our perspective today, 800 years later, we can see that magna carta originally resulted squabble between a king and selfish barons. eyes fixed on their own interests. but magna carta became a building block in developing the notion of a government bound by the rule of rule, a structure that defined limits on the exercise of power and allow those without power to assert demand justice. what professor dick howard described as "the road from from runnymede" has not been smooth. what is important is that the core of civil justice remain relevant and worth defending. when the aba rededicates its monument to magna carta next june, it will symbolic renew its own commitment to that defense. magna carta's history teaches that no generation is spared as challenges. we live in an

but scott brown in massachusetts. can he make it in new he got kicked out of our state, by not liking omen, not wanting to pass a jobs bill, etc., etc. it's a shame. i hope new hampshire people brown is who scott and how he's being funded. it's obvious that when he was enator here that the brothers helped him then. and now they're helping him now. in new hampshire. but nothing's changed. what i mean? cott brown is skrot brown, wherever you go. host: edward perkins said i want senator minority leader washed connell to be away, out of congress. and governor of north carolina is one he's watching. bonnie in maryland on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: yes, i'm watching the governor's race. of maryland, state brown,ernor o'malley and lieutenant governor, haven't met a tax they don't like. have flush tax, rain tax. they would tax our breath if they could. keeps saying that he'll change everything when he to the governor's. why doesn't he change something now. and the transportation fund? they raided it. so w

now brown is running for senate again in the heart of massachusetts. new hampshire.st incumbent democrat and dr. seuss tribute name jeanne shaheen. unfortunately, brown is losing the women vote to shaheen by 39 to 53%. haven't the ladies of new hampshire seen his old cosmo photospread? he should have an easy path to the senate. just follow the treasure trail. but scott brown has a new plan to win female voters -- give them the women for scott brown hero award! seen here being given to new hampshire businesswoman janice leahy. brown commemorated the occasion in a press release, saying -- i'm pleased to award janice with a hero award to celebrate her determination to maintain a business despite government red tape and burdensome regulations... it is very troubling to listen to janet's story. the most troubling thing about janet's story? her name is janice. (laughter) but that's not scott brown's fault. how's he supposed to remember her name? it's not like they went to the trouble to put it on the plaque. an extra 2 cents a letter. jane here was clearly moved by the hon