impoverished white locals and immigrants were routinely i'm sorry, although slavery did not flourish in new england the way it did in southern colonies impoverished white locals and immigrants were routinely sold into indentured servitude and africans into slavery in new haven a typical announcement. in the connecticut gazette stated samuel willis of middletown will sell several african boys and girls the lack of denigrating language in the simple announcement that boys and girls were for sale testifies to a society well-versed in the exploitation of children as well as africans. in the months following braces arrival the connecticut gazette announced the sale of quote a likely -- wench and child on june 15 1763 the binding out of poor white adults and children on july 4th, 1763 and the sale of quote a parcel of irish servants just imported from dublin both men and women to be sold cheap. as if historian robert cultural observes racial distinctions in america racial distinctions and colonial america were less pronounced than they would become this was not because early america had a high regard for

new faces, it was a friendly and _ for england? new faces, it was a friendly and did _ for england? did feel _ for england? new faces, it was a friendly and did feel like - for england? new faces, it was a friendly and did feel like that, i for england? new faces, it was a friendly and did feel like that, al friendly and did feel like that, a bit of a flat match in switzerland took the lead with a headerjust after 20 minutes to put them in front. luke shaw equalised from a conor gallagher pass just before half—time and then harry kane scored from the penalty spot. that took him to his 49th goal for england so moving further up that chart. and then in the second half the england players came out without their names on the back of the shirt to raise awareness for those living with dementia. 900,000 people living with the condition in the country so you could feel, you can fill wembley ten times over. it was revealed last year that manager gareth southgate is taking part in a dementia study so we definitely would have been involved with that. find so we definitely would have been involv

up to a foot of snow in parts of new york and new england and we'll time it out. >>> news on the pandemic tonight. the tsa and the decision on masks on planes. and the new variant, delta-cron. what the world health organization is now saying. >>> late word coming in tonight on major league baseball. >>> and the little girl tonight, now seen by millions, performing in the bunker. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with russia's war on ukraine. the growing human toll. and tonight, heavy fighting as russian forces inch closer to the capital of kyiv, while attacking other cities across ukraine. more than 24 hours now after that attack on mariupol, the strike on a children's and maternity hospital, tonight, we've now learned at least three people were killed, including a child, and at least 17 others were injured. in turkey today, a meeting between the foreign ministers of russia and ukraine, ending in failure. they found no common ground. and tonight here, the striking images of russian forces under fire, facing stiff ukrainian r

other places around the united states where you see major signals of energy insecurity like in new england1st, they were paying $30 for natural gas that's very -- it makes you ju scratch your head. we have the biggest field 200 miles away the good news is there's about 7 bcf per day of pipeline projects on the table that would serve new england. not just new england, but eastern part of the united states the energy security is challenged bp has one pipeline built and bring energy security to the southeastern portion of the united states. >> we are learning sadly that energy security is security. 250% jump in wholesale rates in boston over last year. toby rice, thank you very much have a great day >> thanks, a lot. >>> coming up, president biden looking to unveil a new plan taking on taxes for the ultra, ultra rich ylan mui is here to layout just how much might be paying "worldwide exchange" is back in a moment based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our

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higher elevations and new england could see 6 plus inches of snow. right now, i want to hone in on the front leading edge portion of the storm system. now from charleston, south carolina, into norfolk, virginia, that is an area of map. when we see the color orange, that is a risk of tornadic activity tornadoes are possible winds gusting as high as 75 miles an hour. with the storms dumping copious amounts of rain, we have the threat of flooding in jacksonville and along the georgia and florida border, we could see flood watches and flooding as we head throughout the day. after the storm leaves, we will talk about the plunging temperatures feeling like the single digits for us waking up tomorrow morning kristen, peter >>> thank you. we will get the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> we turn now to ukraine where overnight russian forces expanded their attacks across the country as they close in on the capital city of kyiv all this as the humanitarian situation is growing worse every day. we have full coverage this morning. we want to begin with

then sunday morning for the northeast and new england. so here's your rain and snow accumulation.theast, new england we are going to see anywhere from, say, four to six inches of snow possible. higher elevations could see up to eight. as far as rain goes, we could see an inch or two of rain across the south. we're looking at that severe storm threat for the southeast for today as well as tomorrow. the carolinas included in that. so we're going to be watching out for tornadoes. jake. >> jennifer, you mentioned the threat of tornadoes in the south. what areas there should be on alert? >> yeah. so we need to be on alert anywhere from say the florida panhandle all the way up through the carolinas. some of these storms could be rolling through at night. we know knocnocturnal tornadoes be especially deadly. be aware of alerts as you're going to bed tonight. >> this could impact all weekend travel, especially big cities. >> yeah. we're talking about big cities in the northeast. d.c., new york, boston. a lot of that as we get into the weekend, not only the snow is going to be because of w

up to 18 inches of snow in new england. and this was fort myers beach on saturday where a waterspout made landfall. people forced to run for cover. there was some damage but no reports of any injuries. things are warming up across most of the country. by tomorrow afternoon, temperatures will be in the 60s from the rockies to the east coast. >>> he wants to run it back, mona. we're getting to the stunning news that took less than eight weeks for tom brady to decide he's not the retiring type. >> nope, the seven-time super bowl champion is putting his retirement in the rear view mirror. here is will ganss with more. >> i want to run it back to that 62 degrees i just saw in new york city. let's talk about that for a minute. no, let's get to the bombshell announcement from tom brady. just 40 days, 40 days after retiring from the nfl, brady says he has unfinished business. thought you'd be talking about march madness this morning? think again. >> this is the night everyone is talking about their brackets, talking about the men's

news. let's get more on that england victory. test match special team in new zealand. england's task was simple — win and go to the semifinals. they got over bangladesh comfortably. 100 runs ensuring they will be in the final four. having lost their first three matches. alex hartley has been watching. this was a professional job by england. it was always going to be an easier game, but you can't underestimate anyone in this tournament. they didn't do that. it wasn't an easy win. bangladesh made up for the majority and put them under a little pressure at times. sophia dunkley is a fine player and she's had moments in this tournament. today was her finest performance. player of the match today. she really showed maturity and she deserves player of the match. she was able to accelerate later on. three matches loss, they were staring at an exit at turning things around will give them real confidence. it's all about peaking at the right time. i'm sure we'll hear that a lot. they are the first ever team to qualify after losing their fi

don't believe us check out what happened in new england in january the grid operator for new englandlesale electricity prices for the month were $150 per mega watt hour let's compare. this is sticker shock. look at this january of this year, wholesale, $148 last year, $44 january of 2020, just over $26 this january, wholesale electricity costs 200% more than last year and that was about 65% more than in 2020. it is all because input costs like natural gas and coal got more expensive and the weather got colder politicians will blame this on russia easy, right? don't be fooled. all this happened and prices spiked well before putin made his move let's hope the weather stays on the warmer side. if it doesn't, the power costs could surge again and your bill, already high, could go higher. by the way, feel free to call your congress person or senator and say this is not okay >>> let's get right to our next guest for the look at the activity jon najarian he is a market rebellion contributor. new face to the network. jon najarian, good to have you back on. i was waiting for some comment on c

snowfall amounts, interior new york into interior new england could be upwards of a foot of snow new york just on the western fringe of this, but as you get back into the appalachians and into the ohio river valley, 2 to 3 inches of snow, and some heavy rain, especially as you get down to the southeast, flash flooding is possible. so we got it all, gang, coming up in the next 48 hours. >> something for everybody, al, thank you. >>> sheinelle's with us now, we turn to some other big stories. >> good morning to you both, actor jussie smollett returns to a chicago courtroom today for sentencing three months after being convicted of staging his own hate crime in december a jury convicted smollett of lying to police. he reported being the victim of a racist and homophobic attack in downtown chicago back in 2019 smollett faces a range of sentences from probation to up to 15 years in prison. it's expected the former "empire" star will speak today at his sentencing hearing. >>> new details this morning about emergency landing over the weekend involving former president donald trump mr. trump

it goes all throughout new england. it goes into new york. it doesn't go deep into the south after that, but it gets exchanged and taken directly. so the work that john ament das and sam adams are doing, that sunday night in the print shop goes all over the place. they really do figure out this is a really important ingredient to revolutionary mobilization. so john ament das when he's in philadelphia, he will write letters back home and say put this in the newspaper. this photograph not this paragraph. give that one to the printer. those will appear in boston newspapers under the anonymous headline of from a gentleman in philadelphia to his friend in boston. and you have no way of knowing that's him writing to another patriot leader. we begin to see the ark it canture of these things and how they then get put in. so there's a management to this whole thing. that there are no reporters or journalists in the 18th century. the only way in which they appear in the newspaper is if someone gives their correspondence to the printer orb printed that

wholesale electricity costs rose 249% in new england in january last year.e out yesterday. a 52% jump from the previous february that is here in the united states in new england. much of that will be passed along to you, the consumer, as well as industrial customers maybe making it harder for millions of americans to pay utility bills. scary times as the weather gets very cold this week. your bills, if they have not gone up already, are likely to soar ahead. >>> on deck, kari firestone is here and why she is turning her back on the stocks that everybody else loves >>> sign up for the cnbc healthy return summit. it is tomorrow ceos of walgreens and johnson & johnson. you can register now cnbcevents.com we'll be right back. each day looks different than the last. but whatever work becomes, the servicenow platform will make it just, flow. whether it's finding new ways to help you serve your customers, orchestrating a safe return to the office... wait. an office? what's an office? ...or solving a workplace challenge that's yet to come. wherever the new world of

where now negative 5 at saranac lake, typically one of the coldest spots in new england new york city windchill is 19. it is 16 in boston so yeah, it's full gear for the kids, hats, gloves and during the day today, the high temperatures will be about 20 to 30 degrees colder than they should be this time of year new york city will only have a high temperature in the low 30s which if it happens will be the coldest ever for this date so what we call that is a record low high temperature yeah, that will spin your mind a little bit trying to figure that out. one more really cold morning on tuesday, then it will begin to warm up through the middle week. again, this is a very unusual long-duration chill for this region of the country. the rest of the nation, we'll talk more about this coast-to-coast storm coming up it's going t1 degrees on warm, southerly winds. a huge contrast to highs below freezing today in new york i'd like to tell you it's going to warm up a lot on the east coast in the weeks ahead, but get used to the chill. >> we like that message more, yeah. >> thanks, bill. >>> the

and not just in red state to saw the new england patriots game? in boston? the entire crowd chanting. that is powerful in ways it is coming. we are taking our country back. we are standing up to power we are defending liberty we are defending the constitution we are defending the bill of rights and together we will save this great nation.ou god bless you. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ a hearing on how to create

it goes all throughout new england. it goes into new york. it doesn't go deep into the south after that. but it but it gets exchanged and and taken directly. so the work that john adams and sam adams are doing that sunday night in the print shop goes all over the place, and i think they really do figure out that this is a really important ingredient to revolutionary mobilization. and so john adams will then later on after that when he's in philadelphia. he will write very explicit letters back home from philadelphia to boston and say put this in the newspaper this paragraph not this paragraph um don't give this one to the printer give that one to the printer and those will appear in boston newspapers under the anonymous. lineup from a gentleman in philadelphia to his friend in boston and you have no way of knowing that that's actually john adams writing to another patriot leader. and so we begin to see kind of the architecture of these things and and how they then get a put into different and so there's a management we're talking about propag

i'm just worried right now, some man or woman is getting dressed to go to nancy's subway in new englandcustomers and do unglamorous things they're not involved in any of this. why should they suffer? if she loses business, she maybe has to close shop? >> she loses business, she feeds it back to the parent company, the franchiseor. it was the chief financial offer for pepsi in that part of the world. he knows it well. they knows the agreements they were not good agreements. all other franchiseors can act responsibly. why is it okay that mcdonald's and others we can stubbornly have the go ahead to franchise putin's regime? no, something that they didn't like, boy, they fed it back and they changes direction. nancy has a lot more influence on her colleagues if they bond together than they think. and also, her sandwich is so good, she could open up the shop on her own and be nancy's sandwiches across the street. >> listen, i'm for nancy, against putin. i'm for zelenskyy, too. hopefully, that can line up and have a good outcome. thank you, professor, i appreciate it. i notice you're getting

how many of you saw at the new england patriots game in boston, the entire crowd chanting let's go brandon. that is powerful. a wave is coming. we are taking our country back. we are standing up to power. we are defending liberty. we are defending the constitution. we are defending the bill of rights. together, we will save this great nation. god bless you! [crowd chanting "let's go brandon!"] and now its history and books explore our nation's past with american history tv and watch television for serious readers with book tv. today on the presidency our series that highlights the politics policies and legacies of the us presidents. we hear from ladybird johnson in her own words on the role of the first lady and her time time in the white house. that's just one of many programs. you'll see today on american history tv. find a full schedule on your program guide or visit cspan.org/history. now it's time for lectures in history an opportunity for you to join students and college classrooms on topics ranging from the american revolution to 9/11. today, virginia commonwealth university profess

and wounded five others which shook new england to the corporate i was united states attorney when word came out of the shootings. at clinics just one hour up the road. and the shooter was still at large. i thought rhode island might very well be next. so i went and stood outside the planned parenthood clinic just off the highway. with jack leyden, and we stood there on that cold morning until a police cruiser could be posted outside. i will just say that the environment that led to massachusetts buffer zone while passing in 2000 was not an atmosphere of compassion and love. and it is a disservice to the facts to try to rewrite history and pretend that it was. another rewrite of history that took place in this hearing, was a rewrite of the brett kavanaugh hearings. the judiciary committee have been provided evidence in those hearings that young brett kavanaugh wasn't out of control drinker with a bad history of behavior around women, most particularly the testimony of this woman, that she had been physically assaulted as a young woman. you would never know of her testimony from the hist

news. let's get more on that england victory. are with the test match special team in new zealand. england's task was simple — win and go to the semifinals. they got over bangladesh comfortably. 100 runs ensuring they will be in the final four. having lost theirfirst ensuring they will be in the final four. having lost their first three matches. alex hartley has been watching. this was a professional job by england. it watching. this was a professional job by england-— watching. this was a professional job by england. it was always good to be an easier _ job by england. it was always good to be an easier game, _ job by england. it was always good to be an easier game, but - job by england. it was always good to be an easier game, but you - job by england. it was always good | to be an easier game, but you can't underestimate anyone in this tournament. they didn't do that. it wasn't an easy win. bangladesh made up wasn't an easy win. bangladesh made up for the majority and put them under a little pressure at times. sophia dunkley i

like an extremely nice person and spoke about the engagement of antiabortion protesters outside new england clinics as an expression of compassion and love. i have no doubt that miss mccullen. behaved that way. but the law in question. that was the subject of the brief that made this topic relevant to the hearing was passed in massachusetts in 2000, before that there had been quite a history outside of clinics in massachusetts and rhode island. in fact, my recollection is that there were activists going back and forth between massachusetts and rhode island. the atmosphere outside of rhode island's planned parenthood clinic on pointe street and providence became so hostile and so intimidating that they had to recruit volunteers to be escorts through the crowd to get people safely to the facility. there was a bit of a zone, a stand bag zone, and they would try to get people to drive in and drop people off at the stanback zone. if they could do it they had to park someplace and get to the protesters. they constantly had to have security volunteers. they wore pink sweatshirts or t-shirts. that

regina hall is the first black woman to be appointed master of a posh ivy league college in new englandhe iv league college is very near to where the salem witch trials took place and there's still people around who dress as if that's the period. it seems like a greatjob, but the school is haunted by the spectre of ghosts, of witches, and also of racism. a new pupil, jasmine, has been told stories that somebody threw themselves to the death out the window. meanwhile, a new college professor is under investigation for unfairly marking a paper. here's a clip. i'm just worry about jasmine. yeah, i mean, who knows what she's gone through. | yes, everything else seems out of control. yeah, but that dispute could control whether or not i get tenure. - do not be dramatic, all right, you'll be fine... look, i've never seen them so close to town. let's go, we shouldn't be here. come on. so you see, creepy rather than horror film. here's the reason i think that you'll like it. likejordan peele�*s movies, it's using that kind of unsettling format to talk about something that's real and down—to—ear

interestingly enough, we've got winter weather advises through new england and interior sections you can see we've got a mixed bag of prkz moving from the northeast into new england we've got a line of showers and thunderstorms all the way down to florida, strong storms along the coast today. tomorrow the system moves off, but we've got another system moving into canada that's going to be bringing snow showers the northeast coast as we around the great lakes u.p. of michigan could see 6 inches of snow the rain, some heavy stuff along the northeast coast as we stretch down into the mid-atlantic and we've got heavier rain as you get down into the northeastern coast of florida. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds and as for the father of the bride? he's checking to see if he's on track to do this all over again...and again. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop banking. what would you like the power to do? >>> a live look right now over san jose. look at that sunrise. current temperatures right now waking up to some of the 40s but we are

the risk of heavy snow from western pennsylvania all the way up into interior new england moderate snowm the appalachians all the way into upstate new york the track of this system is going to determine if it moves further to the east as the european medal mo suggests, we so you would see heavier snow if it stays inland, it will be more of a rain/snow mix. we're going to continue to track this and get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds ez-squeeze. it's a new, upside-down bottle... with no cap. you just grab and squeeze. platinum's upgraded, more powerful formula breaks down and removes grease 4 times faster. nice! no flip, no mess. platinum is also a go-to grease cleaner for your sink, your countertops, and to pre-treat stains on laundry. faster. easier. new dawn platinum ez-squeeze. flip the way you clean dishes. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start out with sunshine and cool temperatures and head for the upper 60s and we'll see a high of 68 in morgan hill and 69 in santa rosa. our winds will pick up and that will be the other main concern we'll

the cdc is carefully monitoring new england and new york city for increases of the ba.2 variant after finding slight upticks of cases in wastewater. ceos from all major airlines are calling a president biden to lift the federal mass credit on transportation. it cites increased vaccination rates and other countries lifting restrictions as reasons. >> with office workers coming back to big tech campus, the demand for corporate catering has returned. the economy is a key part of building a better bay area. local business owners are finally getting a boost after two years of dried up business. amanda del castillo io has the story. >> getting a head start. >> art campos h h since pre-pandemic. before covid, he could book 12 event saturday, serving upwards of 5000 people. wednesday's large corporate catering event for 560 plus was a welcome sightg. >> not part -- sight. >> not practicing with a wild, then jumping in with both feet. >> 12 trays of mac & cheese and much more on the menu for a major tech company. he says the loosening of restrictions and return to the office have reenergized b

the cdc is carefully monitoring new england and new york city for increases of the ba.2 variant after finding slight upticks of cases in wastewater. ceos from all major airlines are calling a president biden to lift the federal mass credit on transportation. it cites increased vaccination rates and other countries lifting restrictions as reasons. >> with office workers coming back to big tech campus, the demand for corporate catering has returned. the economy is a key part of building a better bay area. local business owners are finally getting a boost after two years of dried up business. amanda del castillo io has the story. >> getting a head start. >> art campos since pre-pandemic. before covid, he could book 12 event saturday, serving upwards of 5000 people. wednesday's large corporate catering event for 560 plus was a welcome sightg. >> not part -- sight. >> not practicing with a wild, then jumping in with both feet. >> 12 trays of mac & cheese and much more on the menu for a major tech company. he says the loosening of restrictions and return to the office have reenergized busin

in new england, ba.2 is believed to be responsible for more than 70% of new cases.west coast, about 60%. those numbers are probably much higher with new cases being undercounted. federal health officials say reported test numbers have dropped 75% since the beginning of the year. dan: a fairfax home is a total ruin after collapsing overnight on a steep hillside. fortunately no one was inside when this happened. the home's foundation was undergoing affairs when the retaining wall above the house failed. >> there was excavation that was taking place underneath the house and several retaining walls were undermined and collapsed and the house fell over. >> the folks who owned this property were thinking of selling and my realtor walked me through and it wasn't the house for me and i am glad i didn't buy it at the time. dan: the recent rain may have played a role. crews are trying to decide if or when they can reopen it to traffic. >> i know she is going through a lot of trauma. ama: holding out hope for happier days. a bay area family details the struggle to adopt a ukra

our system sweeps through the northeast corner rule out across new england tradition, new york getting up to around 19 celsius of that state, but some very wet weather around the appalachians, all the way down across arkansas. pushing across into a northern parts of texas. say some rather wet weather, recently into some areas of central america. some live showers just around costa rica into panama. joining up with some wet weather that we have around haiti casa dominican republic, was seen a few showers to into jamaica. women are lindsley with alice, not too bad to one or 2 showers coming in. he was he go on through sunday. that wet weather transparent was east and parts of the caribbean. dryer to the west. ah. ah, the shake hammer award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year for more information go to w, w w dot h t a dot q a slash e m. ah lou . oh okay, back he watching out his era minds. if our top stories this, our russia has drawn world wide condemnation off to being accused of atta

in new england, ba.2 is believed to be responsible for more than 70% of new cases.e west coast, about 60%. those numbers are probably much higher with new cases being undercounted. federal health officials say reported test numbers have dropped 75% since the beginning of the year. dan: a fairfax home oveteilide. wh thi hapne the home's foundation was undergoing affairs when the retaining wall above the house failed. >> there was excavation that was taking place underneath the house and several retaining walls were undermined and collapsed and the house fell over. >> the fprkserty were thinking f selling and my realtor walked me through and it wasn't the house for me and i am glad i didn't buy it at the time. dan: the recent rain may have played a role. crews are trying to decide if or when they can reopen it to traffic. >> i know she is going through a lot of trauma. ama: holding out hope for happier days. a bay area family details the struggle to adopt a ukrainian child during wartime. dan: and allegedly stocker of the apple ceo promising to stay away. ama: highlig

it started when a new england fisherman pulled the tooth of a woolly mammoth from the ocean waters. we're talking about a 12,000-year-old fossil. for now it's sitting at a display on the fisherman's new england restaurant, but it's also up for auction, and all of the proceeds of that auction are going to help feed the people of ukrainech the money will go to world central kitchen. that auction is on ebay. that is a nice deed. >> that will do a lot of great work. >> very fascinating. >> interesting perspective. if you put a woolly mammoth tooth there by the food, you go wow. you put my old tooth by the food you'd get no money. >> that's a winner right there. all right. let's get to your weather because it's interesting this morning. we've got frost advisories. we've still got the wind advisory in effect and, yes, we have 40s right now to start in san jose. a live look right now so take a look at downtown. a beautiful shot. notice the winds are calm in san jose and the skies are clear but we do have cold 30s down through morgan hill. 37 degrees and dublin 39. quite a difference in tem

that system sweeps through the northeast corner rule out across new england tempest, new york getting up to around 19 celsius of that state, but some very wet weather around the appalachians, all the way down across arkansas. pushing across into a northern parts of texas. say some rather wet weather, recently into some areas of central america. some live showers just around costa rica into panama. joining up with some wet weather that we have around haiti, cross to dominican republic, was seen a few showers to into jamaica women island slee with arliss. not too bad to want to shout was coming and he was he go on through sunday, but where to where the transfer was eastern parts of caribbean dryer to the west. ah, gotta one of the fastest growing nations in the world. ah, the cause of needed to oakland and develop its pull international shipping companies to become a p middle east and trade and wanting skilful in 3 key areas of develop who filling up from it. so connecting the world connecting the future while need. cato causes gateway to whoa trade. lou. the me again, you're watching.

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tracking severe weather on the move tonight back home 37 million people at risk from the southeast to new englandfter that tornado outbreak in the midwest over the weekend. it was confirmed that tornado that killed seven people in iowa saturday was an ef4. it had 170-mile-an-hour winds and traveled 70 miles. >>> and in florida new evacuations as three large wildfires burn evacuation orders are in effect for more than 1,000 homes, which now includes a panama city nursing home combined the fires have burned more than 15,000 acres all are now at least partially contained. >>> up next for us tonight, where the covid threat may be headed tess test test test test. . . ( ♪♪ ) (chiming) ( ♪♪ ) (laughter) ( ♪♪ ) >>> some striking new findings about covid british investigators found even mild cases are associated with brain tissue damage, accelerated losses in regions tied to smell, a deficit of cognitive function, and faster brain aging. all of it at least in the first few months after infection. >>> new york city today lifted its mask mandate for schools. they're now optional as the covid threat eases on

new england waking up to single digit windchills. looking ahead to tomorrow, severe storms expected in the middle of the country. tornados could hit from kansas city to central texas. 80s across the deep south today. around 60 in the pacific northwest. >>> coming up, the father of four killed by a grizzly bear. >>> what we're learning about the death of foo fighters' drummer taylor ♪ ♪ create a season full of curiosity. your happiest spring starts at lowe's. >>> scary moments in formula one racing. mick schumacher got into this ugly crash for the saudi arabian grand prix. he's been released from the hospital and says that he is okay. >>> the second black box has been recovered from that boeing 737 that crashed this china. the flight data recorder was found buried at the crash site. chinese officials confirmed over the weekend that none of the 132 souls on board survived zblrj. >>> a deadly bear attack in montana. the 40-year-old father of four was attacked during a hiking trip after separating from a friend. a gofundme page has been

that's the finding of a new clinical trial published in the new england journal of medicine. patients in brazil received either a placebo or ivermectin, but there was no sign of benefit related to the drug. its popularity continued to grow after joe rogan reported using it. joining me is dr. peter chin hong. thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure, thank you for having me on. >> let's get right into it with ivermectin. in the headline we said it's an appoint parasite medication. covid is a virus. researchers told us from the get-go it wasn't the right drug for this. but why do people continue to keep taking it? >> i think early on in the pandemic we didn't have any anti-viral. so it makes sense that we were trying to teach old drugs new tricks. we were also looking at hydroxychloroquine and other drugs. but none of that really worked in bodies, in humans, even though in the test tubes and the plates it looked like it could work. the problem is you couldn't get the same levels or concentrations in the human body to make it safe as well as inhibit the virus. >> let's t

northeast even will be above average compared to the below average this weekday from chicago to new england to boston. tomorrow we get 60s. d.c., philly, new york, boston, all in the low 60s that's a drastic, too, and a lo rain even in the northeast, there was a foot of snow things are going to be warming up i think you guys are going to like the rest of the march outlook. mostly mild conditions for everyone. >> wow i like the sound of that bill, thank you. >>> in today's "quick hits," snow didn't stop the st. patrick's day parade in pittsburgh the celebrations marched on. dozens of people dressed up in green to commemorate the day early. >>> president biden is meeting the ireland's prchlt this year he will travel to d.c. to meet with mr. biden at the white house. >>> calling all doughnut lovers, krispy kreme is ringing in the festivities with four different doughnuts. if you shop at krispy kreme this wednesday or thursday, you can get one original green glazed doughnut on the house. >>> could gas prices be going down as they add a surcharge to riders that is next noooo... noooo... noooo...

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who is born in new england and moves to philadelphia and part of the founding of the joint stock american insurance company in the 1790s and he has this radical idea that it's a thing. it was a thing at the time. but he's both very like republican and into self-governance and so into corporations. he thinks that corporations are a form of governance and should be like these tools that americans use to rinforce their own civic fabric. because if your co-financial operators in adventure, then you are, you know, you're going to have a lot more at stake in wanting your countrymen to succeed even then if you're just living in the same town. >> right. >> the whole world, the whole country should be connected to every town and everybody should be invested in it. it almost comes full circle to being a socialist project. if everybody is like got all their wealth shared in the same venture, it's almost like so private property and almost no private property at all. there are like i said hamilton webster and morris and legislators who nobody well known today who are in the insurance business and, ag