that has a lot of people in massachusetts very upset.i'm sure it did, but again the odds are in her favor for the moment. we wish you the best of luck. i have to switch to one subject because as a beer drinker this concerned me. hard to think of anything more sacred in the minds of people from massachusetts, maybe the sports teams but sam adams beer. it's a wonderful beer. i love it. i buy a case of it every time i go up there because it is a little cheaper there, but there is a mayor in massachusetts who is boycotting the beer because its founder thanked president trump for tax cuts. what will happen to that mayor? somerville mayor, joe kev curtatone i think is the name. >> he is also the same mayor declare sanctuary status for his mayor of somerville out of line with the main thinking of massachusetts. boston beer, jim cook was a pioneer with the craft beer industry. has 2% market share around the country which is fantastic. he is competing with 85% of market share of foreign brewers who make american domestic beer. he is up against it

the problem is, here in massachusetts, it's not very tive. >> sreenivasan: under massachusetts state law, there is no requirement that someone who is arrested submit to an officer evaluation. and carmichael would like to see the legislature change the law. >> make it mandatory that if somebody is arrested on probable cause on a motor vehicle stop for o.u.i. drugs and they're transported back to the police station, th they've given implied consent that they will take that test. and if they refuse, then they should lose their driver's license jus st they refused a breath test. >> sreenivasan: the state commission will be providing recommens dati law changes by the end of the year, but g rmichael wants to see more research on measurpaired drivers. >> they have to come up with a good standard and something that's backed by the science. and you know, i just don't think we're there yet. >> sreenivasan: s ile researchand lawmakers try to figure out how to measure the level of impairment, t industry is ready to go. here at cannacon massachusetts, there are booths for everything from seeds to

from plymouth, massachusetts to plymouth, england, saigon. god be. elsewhere in the united states on thanksgiving days and i people watched parades and attended church services, enjoy turkey dinners and played football. in the early evening they turn on the lights come and they, they laugh and they slept safely in their beds. but soon, americans would have to decide if the mayor and minister in plymouth, massachusetts was right. where the british sorrows, their battles are battles. and then franklin roosevelt and his team of advisers would have to answer those questions. and so i would like to discuss with you today the two crucial plans to roosevelt and his extraordinary team devised to answer those questions. the year before the attack on pearl harbor. the priorities and goals in case the nation entered war. and this statement would be known as plan dog. the second plan was a colossal program to rescue great britain by providing with armaments. and what fdr called the arsenal of democracy. and it was called cleanly. in 1940, roosevelt defeated his

massachusetts, only the massachusetts the assembly could tax you. parliament and great britain had a supervisory power over the bute row of their empire, internal matters of governance were left to the individual colonial assemblies. but when parliament started passing taxes on the colonists, they began to resist. as we know they begin to resist in a lot of ways which you have probably talked about. they began to pass resolutions and a colonial legislatures. they call for inter-colonial meetings. they began to correspond with one another. there were riots. there were protests. but one of the most important responses by the colonists to the acts that were passed by parliament or the colonial boycotts. in 1765 intts began resistance to the stamp act. continued in response to the townsend acts in 1768, and then responseved in 1774 in to the coercive act. now, what is a boycott? a boycott is a measure that is n to hurt another country economically, to stop buying their goods. to prohibit the importation of foreign goods. the idea was that if the colonis

look in connecticut, look in massachusetts, look in ohio, look in indiana. it's not there. and that's something that bothers me. so, even the national civil rights museum is misnamed. it's a regional civil rights museum. it is not a national civil rights museum. and what is the consequences of this? terms of the north psyche? in terms of the north psyche it may be soothing for their conscience but it's not reality, and later on, i would like to talk to where we are today. where we are today i think -- what interests me the most is economic empowerment and i think there are huge opportunities at this point for the african-american population. >> thank you, gene. my next discussion prompt will be for your, tucker. so, wrongful convictions and legal ethics have informed and influences the year you have engage inside. in the forward offer book, john grier shop writes that wrong. convince rates change from 2% to 10%. which is shocking meaning there 2.4 million people incarcerated in american prison sim. share the impact wrongful conviction has had on innocent people and how this

how massachusetts casinos ama ng a push to close the gender gap. all that and much more tonlyht on "nigusiness report" for this wednesday, august the 8th. and we do bid you good evening, everybody and welcome. china has fired the latest salvo in the month-long trade tiff with the united states. the chinese ministry of commerce this morning announc a 25% tariff on $16 billion worth of u.s. goods. some of those items this time beg targeted include cars and motorcycles, various typ of fuels and fiber optic cables. t just yesterd u.s. trade representative's office released a finalized list of $16 billion worth of chinese goods and it will be put into effect srting august 23rd. that brings the total value of chinese goods facing a 25% tariff so far to $50 billion. sue? >> and bill, that china retaliation put a firm lid on wall street. tscebook and amazon helped the nasdaq to seventh straight day of gains. that index'sin longest march and the trade worries clearly were center stage. theutow fell a 45 points to 25,583. the nasdaq scratched out a gain of f

. >> i don't think that's the case in massachusetts.t goes to another elizabeth warren i know better than you and i'm going to order results, especially with her latest bill. we are seeing record unemployment. and such great things happening with our economy. the 4% growth. but we have great businesses in massachusetts. people will see through this. never mind she is off running for president. it's odd that she is introducing this as she is trying to pander to the left. i think people in massachusetts will see through this. charles: massachusets gave us scott brown when no one anticipated it. where do you think you are having the most of impact? >> i ran scott brown's first race. there was something that motivated people then. it was about the affordable care act, now it's about her. people want what change. i am someone who is rational and reasonable. if we give voters in massachusetts a real choice, i think we'll give elizabeth warren a big surprise. charles: it's remarkable to me that elites on both sides of the aisle continue to be

it started in lynn, massachusetts, and ultimately spread around eastern massachusetts. the author estimated that about half of what he supposed were 40,000 shoemakers, went out on strike. shoemaking at that time -- over 30 or 40 years -- had been transformed from a cottage industry, where craftsman made custom shoes for individuals to basically sweatshop labor. as with any industrialized labor, the emphasis was on more production, but certainly not more compensation. shoemakers in 1860 were making as little as $3.50 or more per week. the rent for a house for a family was three dollars a week. room and board was $2.75 per week. so whole families a lot of times, had to go into the shops to make a living. the problem was, they didn't have enough money to save any in for the strike so, the strike only lasted a few weeks and eventually, they went back to work. so they went back to work, and they lost all those wages. the shoemaking trade in those days used to have a slump toward the early autumn, then it would pick up late in the year, i suppose, when southerners would start

in massachusetts, i also sport a trump 2020 sticker on my car, risky in massachusetts. sticker of anybody on the hood of their car. >> i watch friends reruns and hope for a reboot. will it happen? >> jennifer aniston says a reboot may be a possibility, she spoke to insider magazine, we talk about it. it was the greatest job i ever had but you never know. so many shows are being successfully rebooted, leaving the door open. so many are excited about this like cheryl who says we never tire of friends, chris saying we are fans too. >> will ross and rachel finally end together. thanks. >> there are people who love it. and it is 39 after the hour. sorry not sorry, connecticut lawmaker created an uproar by kneeling for the pledge of allegiance is speaking out and what she has to say will make your blood boil. todd: the symbol of our freedom, this bald eagle's amazing recovery that will make your mind. todd: don't expect to hear sorry from the connecticut official who neil during the pledge of allegiance the two town meetings. she is taking to facebook writing of halfhearted a

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mclane labs is an advanced reducer of sensor mechanisms in cape cod, massachusetts. roughly 50% of our projects are exported internationally, earning us the distinction as massachusetts small business exporter of the year. my job is to identify and commercialize promising technologies for use in the oceanographic and environmental monitoring communities, enabling broad deployment of sensing systems. harmful algal blooms are growing threat to our economy and well-being. our well-being. as such mclane has made , significant investments and is supporting various fields such as welding, machining, optics, electronics and biotechnology. we are only one of the many small businesses acquiring technology from independent labs or developing instruments in-house that are critical to the rise of the blue economy nationwide. mclane has built on american ingenuity to bring technologies out of the lab and into the hands of american users. this testimony will focus on some of the newer baton of us sensing instruments we manufacture for the detection of harmful algal bloom species a

recounts the story of the 54th massachusetts. and one of these skulls was portrayed in the movie. the skull is near an exhibit about fragment and bullets and shrapnel where we're able to talk about those objects that caused the injury which was of much concern and interest to the curators as well as the skeletal remains and photographs and documentary efforts. they wanted to collect the thing that caused the injury. they also collected this breast plate that's mounted here. the breast plate belonged to a confederate officer who wore it in 1863. he probably hoped this breast plate might do him some good. but as evidenced by the clear bullet holes, right in the center of the breast plate then down below this officer was eventually was killed. the breast plate failed. but we made it an effort to contrast that iron breast plate which failed to save an officer with this small personal notebook mounted here and the story behind the notebook is such that that notebook and you can sort of see torn at the bottom stopped a bullet. we actua

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her captain is a native of massachusetts named josiah creasy, very tough old soul who made several voyages to the china trade before this was his first clipper ship that he commanded and had never commanded a ship of this size and speed. very important asset at his side , his wife eleanor creasy was his chief navigator. she had traveled with him since they were married. it wasn't uncommon for captains to bring along spouses, but in the case of eleanor she was an expert navigator and had been taught by medic navigation by father as a teenager and thanks to her tremendous skill and also

in massachusetts, the existing system does not benefit massachusetts.on't they just change in allocate their votes proportionally? the national democratic party would be furious with massachusetts of allocated its votes proportionally because we would lose a lot of democratic votes in the old electoral college, so they restrict the ability of states leaders to push for this kind of proportional allocation. i think that as begin to see that this is not about who's going to win public in a democrat but instead about making a president who represents everybody, there's going to be more people come around to see why this ultimately will next and. lauren from alexandria, minnesota, democrat line. caller: republican. host: i'm going to put you on hold. you call in on a democrat or republican line? caller: republican. host: casey in naples, florida, democrat line. caller: i do agree, i got a question though. as far as eliminating the two-party system, do you think that the electoral college would be enough to switch that over to allow for third-party or do you

this would be the first of its kind in massachusetts in six years.eral shark sightings reported in the area in recent days. at least two great whites spotted 100 yards off the shore. >> whoa! >> reporter: and this was the scene off the coast of cape cod just last week when a great white jumped out of the water. lunging at this scientist. >> did you see that? >> yeah, we did see that. meantime, a shark expert says the shark may have mistaken that man for a seal or another animal. the beach is still closed today. >>> a hiker is alive after going missing on mount st. helens for six days. matthew matheny of ohio is reportedly hospitalized in good condition this morning. after a dramatic rescue from the side of the mountain. some 40 people were involved in the search for matheny after he didn't return from a hike. he told his parents he got lost. he survived by eating berries and get this, bees. >>> a massachusetts mom says she had just moments to grab her two kids before their toy car burst into flames. michelle kline said they had take an couple of spin

certainly the most famous massachusetts beer. >> a massachusetts mayor is nows boycotting sam adams beerresident. >> american brew's make best beer in the world and the tax reform was a very big deal for all of us. >> tucker: i will never drink sam adams beer again. that goes to katie, the losers are the people of massachusetts. question two, this is multiple-choice. the lawyer for stormy daniels the creepy porn lawyer says he will run for president of the united states. he thought a lot about himself and he says one thing makes him most qualified for the job. is it his extensive experience with adult film actor, be his love for economics or c his ability to listen. richard goodstein. >> his ability to listen. >> tucker: is it his ability to listen? >> what makes you a qualified candidate for president of the united states. >> number one i'm smart enoughw to know why there's a reason why godnd gave me two years and one mouth and that's to listen to people . >> tucker: i'd wish she'd gone with a. another multiple-choice, we told you about a man taunting bison at yellowstone which we would

massachusetts. ( chuckles ) i forgot about massachusetts. harvey: it took a chance encounter with one of america's most notorious underbosses for dana to finally pursue that dream. dana: so there was a guy named whitey bolger, he said to me, you owe us money. i literally hung up the phone and got a one way ticket to vegas. harvey: and it was there dana built his empire by partnering with two high school friends to buy a mixed martial arts league on the brink of bankruptcy which they turned into a multi-billion dollar company. ( indistinct shouting and cheering ) harvey: dana has made his fair share of friends and enemies along the way, but he's not about to switch up the game plan that got him here. he trusts his gut. anybody who follows what they love, i believe that you're gonna be successful at it. harvey: dana white, one of the most successful and confident sports moguls in america, who's never been one to shy away from a good fight. - dana. - what's up my friend? - it's so good seeing you. - go

i'm privileged also of visiting the massachusetts historical society. there was a wonderful exhibit there about these people who lived in -- i guess it was south boston, right, and they were setting up this community and they were workers, and they were, you know, around the time of the adamses, but they were average people and they sure drank a lot of wine, let me tell you. those were the wealthy ones. i thought, this really makes the story relevant to all of us, right? these are real people. and the adams, by the way, the adams stories are wonderful because there's great exhibits. if you're going to put up pictures of old people, have great captions, because it really was quite striking to learn about these people and connect with them. i sleep well, too, so i don't know that anything really keeps me up at night. but i would love to see this room in 50 years much more colorful than it is right now. let's hope we can get more people involved. >> so with stewart about to give a final closing comment on if it doesn't keep you up at night, what's your big

first as ann instrument the imaging flow that was developed in massachusetts. it is a smart underwater microscope to take pictures of microorganisms in the water with recognition similar to facial recognition technology to detect algae automatically. typically they are posted to the internet to facilitate collaboration t. because the ifcb counts individual cells that can detect very low concentrations this allows informed decisions to be made quickly based on the organisms in the water. in the summer of 2017 partner we partnered with unlocked local farm to have a pilot study with usefulness of this instrument to the growing aquaculture industry upon deployment of ifcb they developed a harmful algal bloomom was detected rapid counter measures allow them to save their stock of oysters and according to the owner quote mac if the ifcb is not devoid i most likely would not have known the bloom started and most of those seed oysters in the nursery would have died. " and to boost that output while maintaining the highest standards for seafood safety, we must consider

rob: a massachusetts state trooper grabbing that toy after getting calls about the loose bear.ew it away from the road. the dog not hurt and returned to his owner who lived near that highway. jillian: a wannabe star tried to work out with the team in nearly. new jersey a little short there some of the guy does that i the imposester was outed and will face charges. rob: finally the ugly, remember this guy accuse of stealing a shark from the sasan antonio aquarium? he has a rap sheet. $250 worth of pots and pans from the store. somehow he stole that happening five days before the he took that shark. before he stole that shark. jillian: read a little quig quicker because we have more important things to get. to say happy birthday, rob. [laughter] rob: i was wondering why there was so much time left in the show. why are we going to the good, the bad and the ugly? what is this? thank you, sir. carley: ice cream cake. rob: my favorite. i love ice cream cake. i can eat it. what the hell. jillian: you will go to the dmv later this morning with upset stomach. rob: too bad janice isn't h

northeast, a tornado rips through central massachusetts. and in the west, heat and wind gusts are driving dangerous fire conditions. also tonight, clashes between alt-right and antifascist groups in portland, oregon. pr in portland, oregon. president trump unleashes a aitter attack aimed at lebron james after the basketball superstar speaks out. r>> our president is kind of ying to kind of divide us. >> ninan: we'll have the reaction. a reversal by ohio state eootball couch urban meyer. he now says he knew about abuse allegations leveled against a former assistant coach, and that coach is defending his former boss. and a warning from animal lovers t out taking out a loan to buy a pet. >> once they start adding in the fees, all of a sudden, a dog that you could have bought for $1,400 is $5,000. >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. we begin in portland, oregon, where a massive demonstration by a right wing group turned violent. police used tear gas to break up several small scuffles between the groups and some antifascists. temperatures w

swimmers rushed out of the water, right there in massachusetts. in fact, several shark sightings have been reported in that area in recent days. abc's linsey davis tonight with the images coming in now. >> reporter: tonight, paramedics airlifting this man to a hospital for medical treatment after a suspected shark attack off the coast of cape cod, massachusetts. >> call it longnook beach for a subject possibly bitten by a shark in the thigh. >> reporter: the call came into police around 4:30 this afternoon. the 61-year-old man was conscious and talking, but reportedly suffered puncture wounds to his torso and leg. this beach is now closed until further notice. while this would be the first shark attack in massachusetts in six years, several shark sightings have been reported in the area in recent days. at least two great whites spotted just 100 yards off the shore. >> whoa! >> reporter: this was the scene off the coast of cape cod just last week, when a great white jumped out of the water, lunging at this shark scientist. >> did you see that? >> r

and katherine algore, president of the massachusetts historical society. dr. algore is a noted american historian and specializes in biographies of american first ladies. most notably dolley madison. please enjoy this presentation on how different organizations, institutions, and individuals are being changed and incorporating different perspectives and moments into the narrative of presidential history. thank you so much. >> thank you for the kind introduction, and stewart and anita and the whole team for including me and including all of us here. this has been a terrific few days already and a lot of great programming. it's hard to follow john mechum and judy woodruff. one of the great things about this team is everyone on this panel has been a scholar and everyone also has run important historic institutions. and i want to get at that in the conversation. so i'm going to start -- all good research starts with questions. but also framing museums, framing presentations, also starts with questions. so i'm curious, what questions animate your work, and how do y

you are in the people's republic of massachusetts.ow much latitude does that give you. >> people don't agree with her policy. she is for open borders. she believes in sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. she wants to abolish ice. she also recently as i think everybody is aware, called the entire criminal justice system racist from front to back including law enforcement. that's insulting to everybody involved. and paints a picture of people putting their lives on the line every day. it's wrong, it's divisive and that's what elizabeth wash has always been about. trying to divide us for her own personal gain. lou: attacking immigration and customs enforcement as many democrats have done in this election cycle. it's stunning. particularly and tragically on this very same day that an illegal immigrant in kansas charged with the death of mollie a tragedy strikes again and immigration and customs enforcement i can imagine might any american irrespective of party would call for the end of i.c.e.. >> well lou the other thing is somebody fro

hardest hit webster, massachusetts. crew spend the afternoon cleaning up the mess officials say one woman was injured. thunderstorms have swamped the entire east coast. flood warnings remain in effect and parts of new jersey, connecticut and rhode island. >>> protester causing chaos in portland, oregon. tensions boiled over as the two groups clashed. people threw rocks and bottles. police wearing body armor. forcing the crowd to disperse. it's not clear how many people were arrested. >>> first lady melania trump is praising lebron james for his charity work less than a day after president trump bashed him on twitter. mr. trump tweeted lebron james was just interviewed by the dumbest man on television, don lemon. he made lebron look smart which an easto do. a spokesperson for the first lady said it looks like lebron james is working to do good things on behalf of our next generation. he donated millions of dollars for free tuition, uniforms and meals for students. president trump left for a rally in ohio this afternoon.

this is from thursday in provincetown, massachusetts. it is a great white feasting on a seal, right off the shore of race point beach. more sharks were also spotted off the coast of -- all on the cape friday. shark attacks are extremely rare. the last person to die in massachusetts from a shark attack was in 1936. still, in 2017 look at these numbers. 53 shark attacks on people nationwide and zero fatalities. 2018 so far, according to tracking sharks.com, there been 22 shark attacks nationwide. florida beaches are still home to the most unprovoked shark attacks in the united states. there were 31 bytes last year and eight so far this year. rare but stay safe it is still pretty scary. arthel: thank you, bryan llenas. eric: meanwhile there is an outpouring of love and prayers for the queen of soul. i had, however, longtime friend, the reverend jesse jackson is honoring the legendary aretha franklin. plus with a little more than three months until midterms, will we see a red wave or a blue wave or purple huddles? what are the experts saying

>> reporter: at the time elizabeth ward was participating in a q&a session in new orleans, the massachusettsr talked about what she said were disproportionate arrests of african-americans for petty drug possession. >> the criminal justice system is racist. front to back. >> reporter: political analysts say warren is prepping for presidential run and trying to forge ties beyond her largely white political base in massachusetts but the "national review"'s rich lowry called warren out for what he called lies about the justice system quoting the contention that us law enforcement is a product of racial hatred is a paranoid lie from top to bottom, beginning to end, front to back. lowry cited numbers showing african-americans are arrested for more than petty drug crime saying blacks account for 50% of homicides and police are not just making up these crimes. beth lindstrom, the republican running for warren's seat, apologizing for her comments, words like this are polarizing and divisive and used for personal political gain for 2020 without regard for how they sound to the many good people in mass

you are in the people's republic of massachusetts.ow much latitude does that give you. >> people don't agree with her policy. she is for open borders. she believes in sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. she wants to abolish ice. she also recently as i think everybody is aware, called the entire criminal justice system racist from front to back including law enforcement. that's insulting to everybody involved. and paints a picture of people putting their lives on the line every day. it's wrong, it's divisive and that's what elizabeth wash has always been about. trying to divide us for her own personal gain. lou: attacking immigration and customs enforcement as many democrats have done in this election cycle. it's stunning. particularly and tragically on this very same day that an illegal immigrant in kansas charged with the death of mollie a tragedy strikes again and immigration and customs enforcement i can imagine might any american irrespective of party would call for the end of i.c.e.. >> well lou the other thing is somebody fro

hundreds of men arrived from camp meade, mpped, damp devins, massachusetts, in -- from new york, new mexico, and georgia. arrangements had been made by captain frank moore, the camp's quarter match so mire 50 carpenters to make the buildings more comfortable and weather tight for the troops. only march 2 nd, the first depth occurred among the tankers was one of anywhere new arrives died of pneumonia 25 miles west of gettysburg. the camp had only one doctor so far and few medical personnel or supplies. until more help aarrived, the seriously imhad to be transported to chambersburg over the south minutes. by the 23rd, the camp had assume is its official name by the department. camp colt. made -- named after the famous arms producer. the influx of new recruits to camp colt by the end of march raised its population to 1,109 officers and enlisted men. april saw eisenhower facing his first ream challenges as a camp commander. lack of medical personnel and inaccomplishment weather. between april 4 and 8 although soldier died of pneumonia and four more were rushed to the hospital with the sa

>> sam adams. >> tucker: is it sam adams. >> a massachusetts mayor is boycotting sam adams beer becausest beer in the world and the tax reform was a perfect deal for all of us. >> i will never drink that beer again. >> his loss. >> tucker: the losers are the people of massachusetts for losing a great beer. question 2. the lawyer for stormy daniels says he will run for president of the united states. he thought a lot about himself and says one thing makes him most qualified for the job. his experiences with adult film actresses or his love of economics or his ability to listen? richard? >> his ability to listen. that's my answer. >> tucker: [laughing]. i will stop there. is it his ability to listen? >> what makes you a qualified candidate for president of the united states? >> number 1, i am smart enough to know there is a reason why god gave me 2 ears and 1 mouth to listen to people. >> good job. we are tied. >> tucker: i wish you had gone with a. question 3. we are tied. last week in final exam we told you about a man taunting bison at yellowtone. another genius in alaska got too close

tight end for the new england patriots, took his own life in 2017 while serving a life sentence in massachusetts murder of his friend, odin lloyd. now in a new book "unnecessary roughness," hernandez's attorney, jose baez, blames his client's suicide on brain damage from playing football. >> he had the brain as if he had been playing in the league for 18 years. and he had only played a couple of years. so his brain was an absolute mess. >> reporter: the book also reveals new information about the night hernandez was found hanging from a noose made from a prison bed sheet. >> final letters to that's a different person. >> reporter: he wrote three letters. one to baez, one to his fiancee and a cryptic note to his then 4-year-old daughter dated on the night he died. i'm entering into the timeless realm in which i can enter into any form at any time because everything that could happen or not happen i see all at once. >> does this strike you as a man who's sort of at peace with the decision he's about to make? or in real distress? >> it strikes me as not normal. so something was affecting him at tha

and the first las vegas style resort-casino in massachusetts will open tomorrow. the nearly $1 billion mgm casino was in downtown springfield. the property spans 14.5 acres an includes a 250 room hotel complete with a bowling alley and an arcade. mgm marketed it as a way to boost employment and the economy. the company says it created 3,000 jobs. >> thank you so much, laura. >> thank you. >> still to come, the hit show "the big bang theory" is coming to a close after 12 seasons. to a close after 12 seasons. boom! i won't be cleaning mold and mildew next week. thanks to this. did you know lysol disinfectant spray can actually prevent mold and mildew growth? spray it every week to break the cycle. lysol. what it takes to protect.® lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. crisp leaves of lettuce. freshly made dressing. clean food that looks this good. delivered to your desk. now delivering to home or office. panera. food as it should be. giving a new version of the hush payments story. plus: haw

he suffered -- a massachusetts man suffered shark bite to his torso and legs. great white was responsible. the first one recorded in the state since 2012. there has not been a fatal shark attack in massachusetts since 1936, but that does not make it any less scary or make it any less enjoyable for us to talk about. >> he nudges us to do if you're attacked by a shark? leland: budget in the nose? >> that's a common misconception. you're supposed to gouge out her thighs. leland: when you're being chased by a shark, just remember kristen fisher's voice to gouge its eyes. >> coming up, the johnson space center in houston, texas. plus coming sunday panel standing by to debate exactly what don mcgahn reported with the special counsel and what it means to the president. >> we are confident they said nothing wrong about the president and we are confident because the man is a man of integrity and he would've resigned if if something like that happened. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace on

in sprid, massachusetts, contessa brewer, nightly business report. >>> mcdonald's faces another foodwhere we begin tonight's market focus. the new york department of health is investigating weather breakfast sandwics caused more than 22 customers to fall ill. e franchisee has since closed the store and sent the foo items for testing and the news comes after customers in 15 states became infected withhe parasite after eating mcdonald's salads. shares were up to $159.05. honeywell cited strong sales momentum. the aerospace s parts makerd it would receive $3 billion in one-time dividends from i anned spin-off of three business units. it will use that money to buy back stock and reduce debt. thehares rose 1% to $157.91. the chinese e-commerce company alibaba repord a 60% increase in sales a year earlier, but it warned that a $3 billion investment in a newly formed division would hurt the near-term. the shares finished down 3% to $172.23. and the meat producer hormel topped the quarterly sales expectations, butut its outlook for the year on tariff concerns. the company said levs on pork,

>>clos >>> a close call for two kids in massachusetts tuesday. their toy electric car caught fire moments after they were in it. their mother says they were driving up a hill when she noticed an electrical smell and saw smoke coming out of the hood. >> i think that was the really scary thing. were buckled in and they were little, so neither of them could have gotten themselves out. >> the mom rushed over and got her two kids out. she says that within minutes, all that was left was a small bucket of charred plastic and metal. the family recently bought the $500 model car. the fire chief said the fire started where the batteries are. the manufacturer department respond to a request for comment. >>> there's a measles outbreak in nearly two dozen states, and a new york governor makes a shocking comment. those are some of the stories on this morning's newsstand.>>sa" k rn for making a comment about america's a greatness during a speech yesterday. >> we're not going to make america great again. it was never that great. >> cuomo was speaking about the n

you see between massachusetts and new hampshire, vermont and new hampshire. it's just hard to look at these paired comparisons and say we don't think freedom matters. even if you didn't do the regression analysis that we do. >> interestingly for it is a number to destination state for people moving out of new york after new jersey. we look at the age demographics of people moving out by five-year chunks if we found the biggest age demographic movement from new york to florida is 20-24 year olds. so it's not retirees. >> since were on capitol hill, another question of federal policy that can affect states and local policies. you have marijuana policy for example. some states have ignored federal policy in cities as well with complete legalization or for medicinal uses. what other types of policies on the federal level can affect the states were maybe the state says we just want to be in compliance with federal law? >> that's a good question. i mean, so in terms of what's happenehappening in our index ie seen that courts have struck down state sodomy laws, same

the global fund in massachusett massachusetts, what democrats cannot questionav is bret cavanagh's credentials. after all the drama andti histrionics, sensible democrats should put politics aside and vote to make him the ninth member of the supremepr court. mr. president, judge cavanaugh is one of the most qualified nominees ever for the supreme court. he's's been nominated to succeeo justice kennedy, a man for whom he once clerked and called a mentor. with over 300 authored opinions and 12 years o of service on the bench, he is a judge with a clear record demonstrating that he applies the law as written and enforces the constitution. values precedent and has written, along with justice and others the law of judicial precedent, a scholarly piece on the importance. t [inaudible] many critics argue a justice cavanaugh would likely be the key to unlocking any number of supreme court precedents. i wonder though, how many have actually read this book and understand that he is someone who has given exhaustive and witty consideration to important legal questions. we should take him at his own words.

. >> reporter: paramedics airlifting this man after a suspected shark attack off cape cod, massachusetts. the call came in around 4:30. the 61-year-old man was alert and talking but suffered puncture wounds to his torso and leg. several shark sightings have been reported in recent days, at least two great whites spotted a hundred yards off the shore. this was the scene off of cape cod just last week when a great white jumped out of the water, lunging at this scientist. and last month, two children playing in the waters off fire island, new york were both bitten, both suffering non-life-threatening injuries. >> thanks to linsey davis there. >>> we have video of another score from massachusetts. >> they were dancing footloose in boston when this happened. they went for the dip. oh, and this happened. this happened in boston harbor. a young woman walking nearby caught the cute couple dancing and then their epic fall. >> wow. >> they just plunged. >> so the band paused for a moment, realized they were okay and then started playing "rolling on the river." >> i guess they were going to call "d

near barnes, massachusetts. when will that happen? after they burn enough fuel to attempt such a landing. whether they been able to eject fuel, we don't know. post-malone who one song of the year, it is being reported by tmz and others, is on board this jet which has lost two of its tires and will eventually attempt to make an emergency landing after aborting its trip to london which began in the late morning here in metro new york city. we will follow that on a very busy news day coming up. >> harris: absolutely, thank you very much. tragic developments in iowa, the father of missing college student mollie tibbetts confirming that his daughter is dead. police are set to give an update on the case later this afternoon. mike tobin is live for us in chicago and of course, mike, many people wondering where she was found in the details of that. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we are starting to learn a little bit, but sadly as you know as a family held out hope that somehow mollie tibbetts will be found alive, th

especially one who is knocking a massachusetts beer. really a big mistake.ssachusetts. anyway whether it's beer or a cologne. so i appreciate it. steve: doing a cologne now? is that sam adams i smell, brian? brian: who doesn't want to smell like sam adams. ainsley: is that why you smell like it every morning? it's the cologne, not the beer. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. steve: he is running for the senate? massachusetts. ainsley: book-to-schooltime one school is going four day week to save money. is that a good idea? brian: they want to give everyone free money. chicago native charlie kirk here to weigh in next and we didn't pay him ♪ the road that you follow ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ ♪ -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "protected by alan and jamie." -right? -should it? when you bundle home and auto... run, alan! ...you get more than just savings. you get 'round-the-clock protection. a

professor elfatih eltahir from the massachusetts institute of technology is the scientist who led thes study focusing on china is the third in a series of studies in which we tried to explore the nature of waves and find the change. and we define the region that extends from the persian gulf to south asia and into it in china, including the north plain, i would think impacts of climate change, combined with impacts of irrigation, would result in deadly heatwaves that will touch on the survival of human beings. why would this region opposed to elsewhere — we seeing this as where, in other places? are several factors that combined to produce this very severe crime at condition, including the low—lying lands, delayed topography, extensive irrigation that has developed during the 20th century, and the geographical location. the combined to define conditions that would be conducive toa conditions that would be conducive to a severe delays that can happen, especially under the business as usual scenario of global emissions of greenhouse gases. as mentioned earlier, this is one of the most d

he had to burn gas in the air for five hours and was diverted to connecticut and massachusetts beforeinally landing safely outside new york city. he later told tmz he hates flying and he needed a beer after all that. >> and a glass of wine. >> and a glass of wine. >> quite a combo. >>> police in little rock, arkansas, have released this video of a helicopter test that just went wrong and crashed. they say wind tipped the chopper off the staging area. one officer suffered some serious injuries. >>> we turn to the new information we're learning overnight in the murder of an iowa college student, mollie tibbetts. authorities have now charged a mexican immigrant in the united states illegally with her murder. >> the farm where the suspect worked has released a statement saying he did pass a background check. meanwhile, an autopsy will be done today on mollie's body with several questions still unanswered in the case. a tragic end to a tireless search for a missing college student in iowa. >> a body was discovered early this morning in a farm field southeast of brooklyn, iowa. the identity

district of massachusetts, incoming congressmen michael capauno debated the boston city councilmember ayanna pressley ahead of the september 4 primary. from boston, this is a half-hour. ♪ greater boston, the final debate between michael capauno and ayanna pressley , for the seventh congressional district. with the september 4 primary around the corner, this is it, the final chance for the democrats to make their case to the voters in an election that has drawn national attention. we would like to welcome our listeners on radio and our viewers online. let us get to it. congressman michael capauno has represented the district since 1999. >> good to see you. >> good to see you too. we will keep track of speaking time to keep things even. brevity would be appreciated. you have both said, the seventh is the bluest of district. i want to start with voting. of the thousands of votes in the last 20 years, give me two or three that he cast, that you would have cast differently. >> thank you for having us. i do not define the totality of this job or leadership simply by votes, or years served.