southern new england, on sunday evening. >> spring showers. >> the grass is already green. >>> we'll back with the latest breaking news that wreckage from the missing plane has been found. dog person. my name is barbara and i make dog chow natural in davenport, iowa. now that i work there and see all of the care and the ingredients that go into it. i value the food even more. i feed yoshi dog chow natural because there's no artificial colors, preservatives and it's made with real chicken. he's got so much energy. his coat is so shiny. and he just seems over all happier. i'm so proud to make dog chow natural in davenport, iowa. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news, the egyptian military says this morning they believe the navy has found some belongings of passengers even potentially parts of the plane itself. this from egyptair flight 804. they describe the items as being 180 miles outside of alexandria, egypt. it lost contact 180 miles off the egyptian coast. a spokesman said they're sure that the wreckage is indeed from flight 804 and that all wreckage will be brought back to

england had a hands-off approach. with that one away and was replaced by the new charter which gave them a royal governor imposed by england and took away the autonomy. elisha cook senior, the father without rage. i think he was estranged from england elisha cook junior, although he was told he was a subject of a crown crown did not feel like he was subject and did not talk like a subject of the crown. he he really spent the rest of his life when his father got older and retired and died, elisha cook junior took up that cause and dedicated rest of his life for making things miserable. he was number one to the crown for many years in the organization he created gave future decades to the other caucuses and a lot of mechanisms by which things were started. you may or may not know from the book, this point that sam adams, who we call a firebrand of the american revolution has a direct tie to elisha cook. elisha cook had deputies in the 30s and forties. one of of these was samuel adam sr.. otherwise -- sam adams senior and elisha cook meet at sam adams house. sam i adams would hear his father and elisha cook discussing politic

they could pick their own governor and make their own laws, england had a hands-off approach towards massachusetts. when that went away, the new charter gave them a royal governor imposed by england and took away a lot of the economy, elijah cook's senior father was outraged, he was estranged from england and pass that to his son. elijah cook junior, although he would have told you he was the subject of the crown didn't feel like a subject and didn't talk like a subject of the crown and he really spent the rest of his life when his father got older and retired and died elijah cook junior took up that cause and dedicated the rest of his life to making life miserable for england. he was enemy number one for the crown for many years and the organization he created gave birth in future decades to the other caucuses, the sons of liberty and a lot of the mechanisms by which the american revolution was started. you may or may not know from the book at this point that sam adams, who we call the firebrand of the american revolution has a direct tie to elijah cook. elijah cook had deputies in the 1730s and 40s and one of those was samue

from the new england patriots, a mankind to support me, a name i plan to plant a name on my cabinet, nd music from goo goo dolls. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> jimmy: what is that? >> jake tapper here, cnn. >> jimmy: hey, jake. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you can do that? you can just fly into someone's show whenever you want to? >> yes, jimmy. it's called breaking news. we're cnn. that's how we do it. >> jimmy: that's awesome. i'm in the box. hey, i'm in the box. >> jimmy we're getting reports you're running for vice president. >> jimmy: it's true. i'm running for vice president of the united states of america. [ applause ] >> with which candidate, which party? >> jimmy: i'm sorry, i didn't hear that. >> with which candidate or party? >> jimmy: it's a good question. i have not figured that out yet. i will run solo or possibly with both candidates to maximize my chances of being vice president. >> but just to clarify, as of now you have not been tapped by any of the remaining presidential hopefuls. >> jimmy: they're interested, but i haven't been tapped, no. you don't need a number one

and to make matters worse who was a nephew of the most established printer in all of new england to read a dynasty to open a eighth printing house right across the alley. now it was a certain see -- a certainty now any of their business would go to them so left the brothers within a month in a fairly desperate situation. now james found what he had to do was print fabrics for the rich women in town that is not with the team to boston to do also he had to carve is he was deal the person who was artisan enough to carve the woodcuts for illustrations. that should have been a great advantage that they are the only ones to have these customized woodblocks however james had to put these out to his competitors so it was a bad situation when he was not humbled by bad luck in fact, they advertise the fabric printing capabilities and said he printed fabrics without this know that, the intent the lyndon. so things have gotten pretty desperate. and that created more stress. and james was intense and moody benjamin was strong-willed in many years later he would admit he was a bill is the best apprent

dedicated to old school new england-style candle pin bowling. and this is a reasonable expectation, to kick my ass. they've been playing here since the '50s. >> woman: i was never allowed to come near the bowling alley. >> anthony: really? this was a den of inequity? >> woman: this was -- my aunt did not think this was a good idea. >> anthony: oh, man. it's a tiny little ball. this looks really hard. all right. [ cheering ] >> woman: it's very different, shellburn falls. i grew up here. very different. people don't know each other as well as everyone used to know each other. >> man: when i grew up in greenfield, everybody had jobs. i worked from the time i was 13. if i had to go back there, now, i don't believe in drugs, i don't have anything to do with them, but what choice would i have? stand on the corner, i would probably get into a business. what's a good business? well-paying business? i'm sorry. that's where we are. ♪ >> anthony: yes, it used to be a very different world, towns like this one. and there were many. but like everywhere else,

by july 25th all the lines outside new england in the south are being affected one way or the other.ou could feel the tension on streets around the country. in chicago businessmen can -- patrolled the streets cheering a potential revolution. in buffalo the revolution was underway. crowds swarmed the yard of the new york central. ultimately this great railroad strike of 77 collapsed. first of all the depression was still going on and was easy to find desperate people to work as strikebreakers. unemployment was still around 8%. some companies were fearful of continued strikes and continued chaos and were willing to negotiate. ultimately we can't call it a win for labor. if anything the press became increasingly indignant over this outburst of street action and they called on the states to beef up their militias to put down future agitation. state-level militia units were enhanced and armories were constructed to prepare for the next events. meanwhile, conflagrations like those in the late 1870's caused many workers to ask a fundamental question. wouldn't this be more easily accomplishe

america runs on dunkin'. >> now on "action news" a new england man is dead after going on a stabbing led two other people and left four more wounded. >> new this morning a staff member of the berks county school resigns after a student gets ahold of his gun. >> it is a mixed bag for the morning rush. a little bit of shower activity as we welcome in our wednesday. >> let's find out more on exactly what you can expect. it's 6:30 on this may 11th. dave murphy is outside taking a look at accuweather and karen rogers has your traffic. good morning. >> nothing but clouds out here on the terrace and we have a few sunny breaks as well. as we take a look at that storm tracker6 live double scan imagery earlier showers are off the coast of cape may. there may be just a little slight sprinkle in northern chester county pushing into northern montgomery county and maybe a little bit down in salem county but if you see something like that, man, are you in the small, small minority probably less than 1 percent of the region seeing rain right now. you see that clouds out to the west with some breaks.

whether it was the people living in the shacks of the new england mill towns or whether it was the increasingroblems of housing in the sanitation that came with this rapid and in many ways chaotic growth of the cities in the late 19th century. all of it accompanied by problems going along with immigration. we saw in particular there was some frustration with this new gilded age regime. as we talked about the farmers in this. . that could have been called discontent in the gilded age part one. today we turn our attention mostly back towards industry and in some ways back toward the city as well. i want to look at different types of frustrations with this new order in america. song eightwith the hours which was a popular labor anthem in the 1880's. you're the chorus eight hours for work eight hours for rest eight hours for what we well. in some ways that song speaks what we will be talking about today. eight hours for work and eight hours for rest. we are talking about labor relations. we're talking about more broadly speaking clinical economy. we are talking about the potential for state regul

widen out the picture on stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d, we are tracking this down from the new england region to the mid-atlantic. this is moving off to the north but areas in central pa and virginia, it will work its way to us in the afternoon. we are in the lower 60s in millville but cooler at the coast, 58 at the boardwalk in a.c. and 65 in trenton and not bad in the poconos, and 55 in lancaster, coming in at 63. so your afternoon and evening forecast looks like this, mostly cloudy by about 4:00 in the afternoon, 71 with the showers moving in from a west-east direction and we'll hold the 71 at 5:00. 6:00, 72 and 70 at 7:00. and things start to dry out in a west-east direction. for the rest of the afternoon rain that could be heavy at times and could have a rumble of thunder as well. a .25 to .75 inch of rain is on the way and get clearing in the city 8:00 or 9:00 tonight. we'll look at the forecast coming up and see if there is brighter skies on the way for the weekend rick. >> thank you melissa. >>> now, to the terrifying ordeal for the family tied up and robbed while in their own

this time about alleged sexual abuse at some of new england's most re-leviathan private schools. among the schools included in the article, phillips exetter academy in new hampshire and st. george's in rhode island and it doesn't stop there. they report 67 schools have faced allegations against school employees since 1991. more than 200 alleged student victims. >> 37 school employees were fired or forced to resign and about two dozen were convicted or pled guilty to criminal charges sexual abuse against children. >> reporter: in a taped interview with the paper, one of these alleged victims wonders what his life would have been like if this had never happened. >> i don't know who i been had you not gained my loyalty and confidence and friendship and then abused it so and that has really screwed up my life and i'm sure lives of many, many, many kids. >> it was really shocked at how pervasive this issue is. there were a lot of failed marriages. there are issues with trust. there's a lot of alcoholism. >> reporter: abc reached out to st. georges who says the school realizes the long

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finally in arkansas, east texas and louisiana and gloomy forecast from philly up through southern new england early today. for the east coast, this will probably be the worse of it. >> it has to get through today. >> thank you. >>> important details from a new study for anyone having trouble getting enough sleep. >>> plus when legislators disagree, things can turn ugly fast! you're watching "early today." ♪ ♪ it's time to get seriously silly, people. ♪ join red nose day to do some serious good ♪ it's simple: just get your red nose, only at walgreens, and get your silly on, seriously. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. people can forget their quiltbathroom experience. well but sir froggy can never forget. "what's worse", he thinks... "that my arms can never relax or my eyes can never look away?" ♪ hello new coppertone sport. it's reformulated to feel lighter on your skin, but still protects and stays on strong. new coppertone sport. hello sunshine. ♪ snack patrol, saving the snack world. ♪ over you. but, i

beautiful day yesterday in new england. best day so far of the spring.ratures near 80 and now the rain is moving through erie and buffalo. just about over with there. but now moving through rochester and central pennsylvania too. eventually, some of this mess will make it to the east coast as there will be showers and storms. if you get sunshine up to norfolk, we could get isolated severe thunderstorms today. large hail too. so for today, we are watching good weather today at least during the morning hours in the middle of the country. as far as the weekend goes, rain and storms, oklahoma and texas. saturday, pennsylvania and new york in the afternoon. but then it will be a chilly -- sam, i know you're in d.c. you had 15 days in a row -- >> i haven't seen the sun in 15 days. i'm suffering from seasonal affective disorder. >> sunday, a warm day. >> can we get a warm, sunny day? >> let's not push it. >>> yes, paul ryan met with donald trump yesterday, but that wasn't the only important business on his agenda. we'll explain next on "way too early." ♪ ♪ you

rain headed up to new england. but it could pick up our wind as we move through our afternoon. but i think we'll take breezy conditions if we get dry conditions, right? high temperature at university city. about 68 degrees. we're headed to 70 for most parts of the area. >> thank you for that, karen. >>> if you have not done it yet, you should check your powerball ticket. the one and only winning ticket was sold right here in our region in mercer county. it's not like there are other tickets in florida, california, nope, just one. somebody in our area is more than $429 million richer. here are the winning numbers. 5, 25, 26, 44, 66 and the powerball number is 9. the name of the winning store has not yet been released. we should find that out by tomorrow. the new jerseyry director says she also expects the winner will take his or her time before coming forward in order to talk to some financial planners and other professionals about how handle the almost half a billion dollar prize. everybody who played, of course, had high hopes of matching all six numbers correctly. you could j

remember the big wind storm up in new england as we went through sunday and monday. this is on top of mount washington in new hampshire. it's manned by a couple of people and they like to go outside and play when it gets really extreme. this is one of the windiest places on the earth. they have recorded the highest gusts ever recorded by man. that was 109 miles per hour. pretty impressive. so let's get into today's forecast. not a lot of horrible weather as far as dangerous weather, but a lot of dreary weather. vero beach had 11 inches of rain yesterday, the most rain they have received in one single day. that's impressive because they get hurricanes. this was all from thunderstorms. they continue a little bit here. just south of ft. meyers. out in texas, some thunderstorms last night. baseball sized hail was reported. but that was the worst of it. how about the gloomy weather continuing, clouds now from pittsburgh through west virginia into the mid-atlantic region. we can't buy a stretch of gorgeous weather in this area. another rain storm on the way. this is over th

a small town in new england is searching for answers this morning. a man went on a deadly stabbing rampage in massachusetts. it started at a home and ended in a shopping mall. "action news" reporter annie mccormick has the latest on the investigation live from the satellite center. >> reporter: mart, that's right, two people are dead and four people wounded after police are calling this a one-man stabbing spree that spread across one massachusetts city. now, the suspect is also dead. he was killed by an off duty law enforcement agent. well, this all began on this street in the town about 40 miles south of boston. that's where suspect arthur darosa crashed a car outside of a house then walked into that home and stabbed two women reportedly with a kitchen knife. an 80-year-old victim there died and her daughter is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police say the suspect then stole a vehicle and crashed that car into the silver city galleria mall in front of a macy's. he assaulted multiple people and entered a restaurant where he stabbed tw

new england today is cloudy, it will be cool.ays you'll have in a long time and d.c. is clearing out. 80s to cleveland and boston at 62. that's the rainy, cool, chilly weather. in 24 hours from 60s to near 90 degrees in new york city. so it will be kind of a shock to the system to be that chilly, wet and raw and then on thursday, looks warm. even into the upcoming holiday weekend. no signs of cool weather. we're in it now. so, you know, everyone always complains. you always here, we didn't have a spring. well, maybe this time you're right. >> seems like we're jumping right to it. but yesterday here in new york until late we got rain. it was absolutely gorgeous. >> low humidity and everything else. that's over. >> it was beautiful. bill, thank you. >>> still ahead, facebook making changes after being accused of bias and questlove has a message for those who threw shade on madonna's tribute to prince. (engine winding up) (pilot talking to tower on radio) once you get out here... there's just one direction... forward. one time: now.

i've seen pictures of snow in northern new england, torrential rains down in corpus christi. that's where we'll start with. flooding potential is very high down here. thunderstorm this is morning. some areas picked up nine inches of rain in the last couple of hours, mostly rural sections not corpus christi itself. that's where the worst weather in the country is. later severe thunderstorms will break out in oklahoma. not so much tornadoes. large hail. could drop baseball-sized hail here in western oklahoma. not too many people are at risk. that's also a rural area. but we'll watch that in oklahoma city late tonight. tomorrow big population center will see storms, wind damage and hail will be the threats. not so much tornadoes once again. the rest of the country, the week ahead will not be too hot. it's not even going to be too cold either. we're kind of in between. stormy weather in the middle of the country early in the week. mid week, south and southeast. west stays quiet but toward the end of the week we could bring wet weather toring how warm we were last week. 90 in phoe

and possibly creep up towards southern new england late into saturday afternoon and saturday night and then on sunday, that is still kind of lingering here in the east with showers and storms. while the middle of the country watch out for new severe weather. that is your national weather. here is a closer look at your day ahead. >>> all that heavy rain and thunderstorm activity we are tracking now in northern florida and northern alabama will be moving into georgia throughout the day. and then we will watch the rain later today moving into areas of the carolinas into tonight and enjoy your beautiful day in new england and the mid-atlantic today. >>> bottom line, betty, today is your day to enjoy over the weekend. >> i'll do it. thank you. >>> saying good-bye to a tv legend who didn't even like being on tv. >>> plus a very of atm cash withdrawal. you're watching "early today." a" oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream a" in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retin