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and later, hostile homecoming: new england readies for tom brady's return. >> i love all that he did for us as patriots fans, but i am not rooting for him on sunday. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> yuccas: good evening. i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. adriana diaz is off. for much of this year, americans have had ample supply and access to coronavirus vaccines. despite that, the u.s. has one of the world's highest covid death tolls. it now tops 700,000. those deaths are fueled by a summer surge of infections among the unvaccinated. today, president biden issued a statement saying, "on this day and every day, we remember all those we have lost to this pandemic, and we pray for their loved ones left behind who are missing a piece of their soul. but there is progress. both cases and deaths are down over the last two weeks. cbs' lilia luciano joins us in newport beach, california, with the latest on the virus and new vaccine mandates. lilia, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jamie. you know, those last 100,000 deaths have happened since the vaccine has been available

six weeks before his chapter, the new england chapter marched from concord through boston but it's also worth mentioning before he'd participated in a march from morris town, new jersey to valley forge, pennsylvania, a more than 80-mile march which was conducted in three, possibly four days, but the idea really started to fall before was to establish their patriotism by going to sacred sites and establishing their sense of identification with our founding fathers, our fore bearers. these are of course the two most difficult encampment sites so in standing on that sacred ground the veterans were saying we are not as thomas said sunshine patriots but winter soldiers which veterans used to describe a set of hearings they had the winter before the veterans came to concord. so the use of sacred space and particularly of revolutionary war and memorialized battlefield to say we are soldiers and patriots and standing up for your country we are still patriots. and the other piece of course when you go to a memorialized battle site in massachusetts in particular having to do with the revolutionar

preview for the football in america night team. >> i don't know if you know tom brady played in new england, and his new team is going to new england this sunday night. the return of brady with the bucs, you've been through the emotions of the games like this. what was it like for you? says went back to tampa after six years and getting fired. i spent the whole week telling everybody it was just another game. it was not. i had to do everything i could not to cry on the sideline before the game started. it's going to be emotional for tom. >> i always found myself literally taking monday, tuesday, and wednesday of that week to emotionally get through it. i would shed tears monday, tuesday, wednesday so that by the time i got to sunday i was -- it was all gone and i could just go play football and focus on the game. but it's very difficult. >> see you on football night in america, live from foxboro. >> and now we'll talk about the super bowl. super bowl 56 is in l.a. the halftime show will be a star studded event fit for hollywood. it was just named today that dr. dra, snoop dogg, eminem, mary

>>> the game of the season brady versus belichick on new england's home field history was made but did the game live up to sky high expectations >>> bombshell. a former facebook insider reveals her identity after leaking internal documenting about the inner workings of the social media giant >>> guns, god, and abortion. a new supreme court session is about to take shape and america may never been the same. >>> and our interview with two members of women's professional soccer about the abuse scandal and why they believe others are in danger. >>> the latest on california's massive oil spill that's shutting down beaches and much more busy kickoff to your week. "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena a monumental return to new england for tom brady come bark to face the team he was the face of for 20 years. >> please welcome tonight's visitors the tampa bay buccaneers >> mostly cheers for brady as he entered the stadium. but that all changed once the game started >> here comes tom brady. off the opposite sideline. >> he does play for the bu

and i won in new england. but today's game, what tom was able to do, i think he's glad that this game is over. all the story lines, him and belichick, the -- the rivalry they now maybe have and who is better than who. i think he is happy to walk away with a win there and happy to get this game over with. >> so that game is over with. and good news for the 49ers. their game is over 'cause it did not go well for the san francisco 49ers who were at home today against the seattle seahawks. jimmy g comes out with a smoke. but russell wilson with a lot to play for because he is trying to avoid his third-straight loss. opening drive for the 9ers, great. a 71-yard first drive and it's jimmy g to ross. >> the 49ers needed to start fast in this game. they do just that. this is a great play on the ball by ross. way to go up and make a play to your quarterback. >> another problem for the 9ers in the second. robbie gold out. so mitch, the punter, is now your kicker. and he misses from 41 yards out and this would be a facto

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new england would get one last chan coming.om brady became the fourth to beat all 32 teams. the bucks win in new england 19-17. >>> arizona took the fight to the rams out of the gate in the battle of the unbeatens. kyler murray led the charge producing 16 yards on the ground cardinals fly high 37-20 >>> the saints first game at the superdome of the season against the giants causing quite a stir. barclay feeling better he caught a pass to tie it up. in overtime, he would run one in big blue win 27-21 >>> the chiefs win after back-to-back losses. patric kansas city beat the eagles, 42-30. >> check out this incredible catch by marquis brian ravens knocked the broncos from the ranks 23-7 only two undefeated teams remain in the nfl the raiders put 3-0 mark on the line against the chargers. >>> major league baseball playoffs are now set a wild final day of the regular season the yankees clinched that final al spot in dramatic fashion. aaron judges in the run over tampa. they will head out to boston tomorrow the rivalry red sox and ya

the video message tom brady sent to new england today. we're live in the stadium. >>> good evening. tonight we begin with breaking news and the urgent effort to try to contain a massive oil spill off the coast of southern california. officials say a pipeline failure caused oil to pour into the pacific, forcing beach closures and endangering some of the region's precious wildlife. authorities also warning residents of toxic vapors as the investigation intensifies into exactly what happened and it is being called a potential ecological disaster. >> reporter: a race against time. authorities frantically working to slow the spread of a major oil spill. a pipeline off the coast of orange county in southern california dumping 126,000 gallons of oil into the pacific, spanning 13 square miles. >> we are in the midst of a potential ecological disaster here. >> reporter: the leak began saturday. the pipeline company says the line has been shut down but they do not know what caused it to fail. >> we currently have divers on location at the potential source site. we are investigating the source

tom brady back where he belongs in new england on sunday. what happens when we welcome change? kforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting them where they want to be. faster. vmware. welcome change. >>> he cometh home. tom brady back in new england for first time since leaving the patriots for the buccaneers less than two years ago in eight months after winning a super bowl for tampa bay. his seventh. joining me to discuss is boston globe's sports columnist dan shaughnessy, author of the book "wish it lasted forever: life with the larry bird celtics." this is -- i'll throw this out there, the most anticipated regular season football game ever. am i right? >> i think it has to be. there has maybe been a situation awhe where at the end of the season, the game has playoff implications on the line. it happens the week before and all com

almost everybody in new england owns a brady number 12 jersey. night will probably be wearing them. >> yeah, the energy will be electric, there is no doubt about that. question, mike. who's going to have the advantage? of course bill belichick knows how tom brady plays more than just about anyone and brady will be loaded for bear. he's going to want to show his old hometown he can win. >> there's no lack of desire to win this one on each side. i would have thought it would be the head coach. i figure if anybody knows the things that give tom brady a problem, there aren't many, but if anybody knows them, bill belichick has probably the longest list. he's a great list maker and task master. i was sitting at dinner with drew brees last night who holds the all-time record for passing yards for an nfl quarterback. in about another 30 years brady will break that. he only needs 60 yards. drew said it's advantage tom brady, advantage to the quarterback. the main reason for that is brady has the better players. one of the reasons he left was to find bette

so we have a new england lobster roll, a pressed cubano sandwich to celebrate the rivalry we have newno. i love them. this i make the lobster hot with butter we toast the roll and add some paragon mayo you go ahead look at they are lobster we're going to have some lobster while we talk about it >> i like to put a whole tail on here get some slaw on there >> so load it up >> oh, yeah. if you're going to eat a lobster roll, eat a lobster roll, right? i'm going to at some tarragon mayo >> is this easy to make? >> this is so easy make this in a blender, with an immersion blender, or buy mayo at home, chop up some tarragon and call it a day buy some arugula. >> wash my hands >> perfect >> a little tooth pick action. a little bigger than a slider. a little smaller than a sandwich >> you can't beat it >> perfect game day size on the other hand, we have -- do i call them cubano rolls >> yeah. you can do these on a panini press or in a pan. they stay pretty great if they travel we're going to put mustard on both sides >> easy enough >> easy enough >> it makes for a great spread pick up somethi

the gusts and major concern over flooding, d.c., philadelphia, new york and new england, and rob marciano timing it out. >> president biden on the world stage tonight, the 90-minute closed door meeting with pope francis at the vatican and what the president said afterward. what the pope said to the president about still receiving communion. cecilia vega traveling with the president. >>> news tonight about the deadly movie set shooting in santa fe. the armorer in charge of handling the firearms breaking her silence tonight. >>> now the new concerns about queen elizabeth. what doctors have now told the queen. >>> and just in time for halloween, so many contenders tonight including the boy who tweeted his video as a certain news anchor for halloween. our persons of the week. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together. as we come on, that powerful storm moving up the east coast and into the northeast, d.c., new york, new england. dangerous flooding, wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour. rob is standing by to track this tonight. >>> but

during tom brady's tenure in new england he won the super bowl six times, captured 17 division titlese passing yards record set by drew brees. nbc sports' peter king's here, columnist for "football morning in america." you know, there have been a lot of iconic homecomings. michael jordan and his three-minute standing o in chicago. peyton manning going back to indy what's ahead for brady >> well, shep, i think the biggest thing about brady is that no one has ever won six championships and then gone back to the scene of his prime and after winning another one in a foreign uniform. and that is what makes this one so special, so unique. i was talking to somebody in the brady camp this week and they said, is this the biggest return to a former team since babe ruth went back to boston with the yankees? >> 1918. >> and i said as insane as that sounds it really just might be but there never has been a guy who returns after winning so many championships and then wins in his first year away another championship >> in tampa. >> in tampa. >> i mean, please. he proved last season he can win withou

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. >>> that powerful nor'easter is pushing through new england this evening after bringing heavy rain and high winds to much of the northeast along with anxious moments for parts of a region still recovering from hurricane ida. stephanie gosk now with the latest. >> reporter: the fury of the season's first nor'easter beginning overnight with torrential rain. in some places, a month's worth in less than a day in cape cod, massachusetts, the surging water trapped a woman in her car, stuck in the unrelenting deluge a flash flood watch was put in place in new york the city still recovering from the deadly effects of hurricane ida in september, which claimed 11 lives and shut down the subway but for this storm, a much less intense one, the city was ready. >> we had teams out dropping sandbags around key areas, particularly in queens. >> reporter: in new jersey, school districts preemptively shut today, bracing for possible flooding. >> remember, where it rains, it can flood as we learned tragically last month. >> reporter: the storm continues to strengthen off the coast and could still bec

meanwhile, that slow moving nor'easter keeps punishing new england. the wind kept blowing harder and harder last night, taking trees down and power lines here in ducksbury, an elevated station clocked a gust at 104 miles an hour. that's hurricane strength winds did you have any idea that this storm was going to be as strong as this? >> no, no. we have been through two hurricanes on this property, and we have never had the damage that we've had. >> reporter: three trees crashed into lynn larry mcdonald's roof >> i ran to the front bedroom where the children were and i literally grabbed them i thought the house was collapsing. >> reporter: the storm intensified so rapidly, it turned into a so-called bomb cyclone. >> bomb cyclones have occurred in the past, but they're occurring more frequently. and when they do occur, they're achieving greater intensities. >> reporter: it was the same thing that happened on the west coast earlier in the week, leaving roads impassable and flipping semitrucks. both storms broke october records. >> there is an underlying f

tampa did get a rushing score with four field goals to put themselves ahead new england would get one last chance to spoil brady's homecoming, but it hits off the crossbar brady becomes the fourth starting quarterback to beat all 32 teams the buccaneers win in new england, 19-17 >>> around the nfl, arizona took the fight to the rams, right out of the gate in the battle of the unbeatens. tyler murray had two touchdowns and the run game produced 216 yards on the ground. the cardinals flying high in los angeles, 37-20 >>> in the saints's first game at the metrodome, they win in overtime big blue stands tall 27-21 the chiefs bounced back. patrick mahomes thre and kansas city beats the eaglen laying out for the touchdown the ravens put up 23 unanswered and they knock the broncos from the ranks of the unbeatens, 23-7 with the broncos, rams, and panthers losing, only two undefeated teams remain in the nfl. the raiders put their 3-0 mark on the line tonight against the charge es. >>> now to the mlb the playoffs are setten the yankees can clinched the final a.l. wild card spot in dramatic fash

and northern new england that are at a different social level than these other movements. that is after the revolution. >> thank you very much, next question coming in from charles, that is what my last name was before it was changed in the 19th century, what is the role of the roman catholic and the revolutionary. as it connects to the predominant artist and communities here? >> is a fantastic question. i am going to rely on marla who has done a lot of work on colonial catholics in north america. colonial catholics in the british empire in north america were pretty loyal to the british state, they were english catholics they work in the english system and once the revolution happened catholics disproportionately participate in the revolutionary movement disproportionate to their numbers and theypo use that as a lever to gain more citizenship rights, the able to use the military service to redefine what religion looks like read the other thing that's really important is the french alliance. it makes it very clear that the united states is not going to be a protestant natio

some rain in new england. ndy from buffalo to new hampshire, boston, maichblt d.c., there's not going to be a lot of rain today. same with baltimore. there will be hit-and-miss showers. we'll see rain in atlanta and areas of alabama. as we head toward tomorrow, the northeast will stay cool and cloudy with hit-and-miss showers. north carolina, hit and miss, also nashville and alabama. through mobile through the panhandle of florida up through alabama and atlanta could get a good drenching out there. if anyone's traveling through the airports, tomorrow you could deal with delays. most of the delays today would be through no, up through hartford and providence and logan airport. today's forecast, look at the middle of the country. it still feels and looks like summer. dallas at 87. san antonio, 89. tomorrow warm in the middle of the country. the only areas that will be a little coolish is northwest and northeast with showers. katty, this october is shaping up to be a very warm october. it doesn't feel like fall ye

flood warnings 39 million people in the northeast and new england.tem develops rain and flooding widespread stream flooding. flooding could be made worst by those storm drains clogged because of the downed leaves locally we could see upwards of 5 inches of rain, as well. the winds will be a big problem, too. knocking down power lines and trees. and those power outages stretching from augusta, maine, all the way down to point pleasant, new jersey later today into the overnight, that storm system, that big bomb that came into the northwest and the california coast, it is now going to be in the mid plains. 12 million people at risk for severe weather, wind gusts and large hail and tornados possible and then by wednesday, that moves into houston, texas, all the way to mobile, alabama for 13 million people. wind gusts of 60 miles per hour or higher. few tornados and isolated hail, as well. so we're going to be very busy over the next 72 hours guys >> al, thank you >>> and we could be on the verge of a breakthrough in the battle against covid-19 experts at

heavy rain on sunday in new england. otherwise across the country, forecasted highs for today.ng in the 60's getting up closer to 70 degrees and we are also tracking, arthel, another round of rain in the next couple of days. arthel. arthel: thank you, adam, i've got the app. really good, guys. i'm serious, i love it. if you want the latest up to date information you can do it too download the foxweter app that's available on iphone, it's available on android and check this out, come to your screen right now, see the qr code on your screen, yeah, there it is. go ahead and scan that and -- or you can visit foxweather.com. eric. eric: i'm going to get the code right now. we are back at 4:00 p.m. eastern. see you. welcome report, i am paul gigot. but as caps on to have a proposal to select their next widely seen for an extra's midterm elections and from your three days to go until election day. my new foxhole glenn duncan pulling ahead of mcauliffe with businessman pleadings the former governor by eight percentage points against voters, 53 -- 45. the spring and

one of the proposals of the hartford convention to review the new england states he got together.y kind of demanded various things. the reform of the three-fifths clause is one of the things that asked for it. so for a lot of the reaction to the missouri crisis the federalist and a particular figure whose famous at the time and not so much anymore rufus king. rufus king and i'm trying to think an equivalent speaker to rufus king. i would say john mccain if john mccain were alive. he was like a diplomat who was a senator and you'd been around politics since the revolution and he give some speeches against missouri and the slavery in missouri that has become widely and he becomes the federalist presidential candidate and rufus king was pointed to as the ringleader of this northern section of the federalist plot. it's very hard to say whether that's actually true or not. there's actually a lot of debate among historians included in the book including volume one of a 2-volume set. >> craig, a pianist would have have on the subject of who won in missouri? >> that depends on your perspe

>> all right, phil lipof back in new england, a region he knows well. phil, thank you. meteorologist rob marciano back with us tonight tracking it all and this new system now. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this system is the one that hit the west coast and it was a two-fold system then, it is now. and the most impactful side of it is the severe weather side. we've had multiple tornadoes across southeast texas. now that line is moving through new orleans. you see it on the radar scope, that tornado watch up until at least 10:00. it rolls down i-10, gets to pensacola, maybe takes a reprieve tonight, then fires back up tomorrow morning, tampa to jacksonville, charleston by 5:00. the parent low then scoops up that front and brings it into d.c., baltimore, philly, new york. heavy rain, maybe thunderstorms. could see flooding in this area tomorrow night. david? >> all right, we're watching it right here with you. thank you, rob. >>> we're going to turn now to the pandemic tonight, with the fda expected to authorize a vaccine for children 5 to 11 at any moment. tonight, new

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it didn't look like three new england patriot defender there is.lt there was some miscommunication as far as where guys should be and in the red zone was an issue. let's give the patriots credit, bill and steve belichick for putting together an unbelievable game plan. they bent but they didn't break. patriots won time of possession, had more yards. they couldn't score a touchdown, 1 for 4 in the red zone. the defense gave the patriots an opportunity to stay in this game and win this game. nick foltz missed a 56-yard field goal in the rain and if it's one inch to the right it clanks in after hitting the goal post. >> i thought it was going in. >> so did i. >> granted i hadn't slept in 30 hours so i couldn't see straight. belichick talked to tom brady after, neither was saying what was discussed. you know both guys. recreate that conversation for me. >> you almost got me on that one, blitz zone, no. we've been talking about the game for two weeks. the fact they found some time to reminisce and kind of see how each other was doing, what were they talk

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. >>> brady and belichick will square off in new england this evening. after winning so many games together, only one can be victorious tonight. >>> a college football saturday yesterday. it is title time in the city of san francisco. all the giants needed to do was beat shake the most wins in franchise history is what it will take to win the west this year. san francisco has won 11 of 14. it comes down to game 162. the city was buzzing yesterday. we've got lots of boats and the scoreless pitching into the six, manny machado with a rbi single. the padres are on the board. in the bottom of the inning, slater tater the pinch-hit homer and mlb record 18 time the giants pinch hitters have left the yard. 84 pitches and replace by zach. a runner at third. austin slater spikes it into the outfield grass. plenty deep enough. j cronin worse with another clutch hit for san diego with two outs. the single drives in the go- ahead run. they get wilmer flores to pop it up. giants seven game winning streak was over. >> there's something about the thoughts of giants pla

we may get rainfall in new york city, long island, and southern new england on sunday too.eaboard. the forecast goes like this. today, no problems, beautiful day, d.c. all the way through new england. still very warm. look how hot it is in the middle of the country. this is october. it's more like early september in dallas all the way through oklahoma city. then on saturday, still warm in the middle of the nation. we'll watch the system coming up the east coast. and then on sunday, the warmth is still a huge story, jonathan. it doesn't feel like october. many areas of new england, you know, people are still picking like their gardens heading in the middle of october. it's very rare. >> a lot of humidity. 94 in dallas in october? no, thanks. bill karins, thank you, and have a great weekend. >>> still ahead, first donald trump questioned the election itself. now he's questioning the investigation into the attack his supporters carried out in his name. we'll have the very latest on the congressional inquiry into the january 6th insurrection. >>> but before we go to break, we w

it hurts. >> if we come back, new england's other sports dynasty.e. >> jenna can go out for that. >> you're all padded pup.but first -- >> oh, look at the back. the back is great. >> on nbc! >>> we are back with our ongoing series with nbc sports, one for the lifetime. >> millions were glued to last night's battle between tampa bay and new england. tom brady playing again and beating the team he helped turn into one of the nfl's most storied franchises. >> but there's another boston area football team you might not have heard of that's just as successful. the women of the boston republican na gads are just as dominant in their league as the patriots were in their prime. and they've done it while overcoming adversity to become a growing part of the boston sports landscape. >> they are new england's football dynasty. >> touchdown, patriots. >> no, no, the other one. six championships, check. the greatest quarterback in league history, check. a star wide receivers and a league mvp, you guessed it. meet the boston renegades. shampons of the women's foot

this is a guy who is beloved in new england. from the years 2002 to 2019, in the six states that make up new england, thousands of baby boys and even girls were named brady. even with larry bird, who is as beloved in boston as anyone, you didn't see a big spike in the number of larrys. you didn't meet any girls named larry, okay? so, with tom returning for the first time, it was an emotional night for boston sports fans. and so tonight, i thought we should check in with the most emotional of them all. a child who was named twice after the greatest quarterback of all-time. from seekonk, massachusetts, let's say hello to 2-year-old- tommy brady fitzpatrick. hi, tommy, how are you holding up? >> who the hell is that? >> jimmy: jimmy kimmel. >> oh for pete's sake, kimble. it's not bad enough you ruined "paw patrol" for me, now you're ruining my nap time. great! i'm tryin' to sleep one off over here, you fruit bat! >> jimmy: i'm sorry about that. i wanted to talk about the buccaneers beating the patriots last night. i would imagine t

boy. >> yeah, i was born in new england. >> jimmy: yeah, and so, you were a patriots fan or a a tomt -- i really, honestly, i have this secret theory that tom brady is stalking me. >> jimmy: yeah, he is following you. >> we're both 44 i grew up in new england he moved to new england. >> jimmy: that's close enough. >> we've both won respective championships in our respective fields i moved to tampa he followed me to tampa. >> jimmy: i'm just saying. have you guys ever hung out? have you ever crossed paths? >> no, but i see these wei it >> jimmy: yeah, he's behind that yeah, yeah, yeah this summer, you came back to wwe for "summerslam," and it was honestly so exciting >> dude, it was great! i had a wonderful match. i finished second place. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: no, that's not the way -- no, no, it's not the way wrestling works. i'm sorry. >> says you. >> jimmy: that's not the way wrestling works. roman reigns -- it was awesome, by the way, just to see you back there because we talked, and i was like, "there's hints of you maybe coming back. and you're like, "i don't know," b

in some respects the leadership of -- of the new england chapter of v.v.a.w. essentially an officer leadership. those of us sort of running the show were officers. and we were very well aware of the fact that the structure of the military was something we very much did not want to replicate in the way which we were acting and organizing and becomingng activists this is th community. so there was an additional emphasis amongst all of us to ensure that there was a very vivid, very visible, really the word i wanted to use, expression of democracy. as long as -- you know, very slow, very deliberate, very inefficient in terms of getting things done. but we had time. and a in a sense we were a territory that was unknown topos because we had no idea who was coming to support us. and as elise had suggested, the ranks swelled not only both in terms of the number of veterans who came to join us, much the same way as the minutemen came out of the hills and the farms from communities all around. we had people coming from rhode island and from connecticut and actually have

completely the new england. their batting however wasn't perfect. e wilson, bbc news. england beat northern ireland 4—0 in today's historic women's football international at wembley. it means, they stay top of their world cup qualifying group. northern ireland are third. 0ur correspondentjo currie was watching. this is a landmark day here at wembley. walking into the history books, england women's first ever competitive match at wembley. for semiprofessional northern ireland, an opportunity to test themselves against theirfull—time neighbours. it was lauren hemp who struck first. the woodwork that is. with the goalkeeper jacqueline burns beaten, only the frame of the goal could deny the lionesses an opener. and that set the tone for england's first half. lots of chances created but one way or another, the lionesses couldn't find a breakthrough. a change of ends however brought about a change of fortune for england as substitute beth mead, who had only been on the pitch a matter of seconds, acrobatically turned the ball home. and that lead was doubled

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we have wind alerts, towards new england, including the boston area.ater this evening. it will take its time and we will see the result of strong windss. we will get on and off showers, we have a flood threat for any of the rain that moves in mainly across new england but we are done with the rain. it will be a wind threat and i'm concerned about power outages and trees down. future track across plane states with severe weather reports. we will see potential for severe weather on the coast including texas and parts of louisiana. there is the severe threat today. we will watch that nor'easter accident the severe threat as well as another storm moves into the west. hopefully i am gainfully employed next week. >> thank you, tracking the severe weather, download fox weather apps for this. >> my parents got a phone call to go back, that is how much they loved it. still ahead, a big night in houston as the atlanta braves take game one of the world series. >> during the game, joins us live from houston next, good morning. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. o

, served in both the new england militia and then in the continental army. that at about 10000 overtime. in roughly same number of free blacks, who escaped to the british army, served in the british army in the british army, they were not allowed to serve on combat units in the american army, they were. in the service of african-americans, was the last time that they were generally integrated military forces until the korean war. so i featured billy lee in the book is a profile, george washington's manservant with him through the whole war. in washington freeze him in his will. on the other side, a man named kerry washington, he was serving as a british and in south be evacuated out if you new york at the end of the work and going to nova scotia and eventually interesting pattern but one black man, serves the cause with the commander-in-chief and the other goes and pursues his own freedoms with the british and eventually achieves it when he gets to sierra he helped lead a movement and resistance to british rule climbing to be taxed without their consent. it