he drew on old new england traditions. he described a philosophy of governing grounded in the liberty and the personal freedom. that inspired ethan of vermont. john langdon of new hampshire, and the minutemen of lexington. his speech echoed the aspirations that fueled the boston tea party and sustained americans as they fought the revolution against the british. coolidge's message was have faith and message it. have faith in knowing and have faith in the power of self-government. do your work. do not hurry to legislate. have faith in the people. representative government must be preserved. recognize the worth and dignity of men. and never forget that we are all peers with equality before the law. in a new england town meeting, all voters have a say in the regulations, the spending and the tax ation that takes place within their community. it's the ultimate form of deliberate democracy. the democracy that of town meetings, animated the political philosophy of the six new england states over america's first century and a half

it read this was the first thanksgiving, the harvest festival of new england. this primary source was widely read and over the next several years various authors artists and lecturers disseminated the ideas until americans especially in the northeast, took it for granted. predictably, new englanders were the first to tout the pilgrims as national founders and their dinner with indians as a template for thanksgiving. for the rest of the country to go along the nation first had to subjugate the tribes of the great plains and far west. only then could white people stop vilifying indians as bloodthirsty savages and give them the nonthreatening role in the national founding myth. the pilgrim saga also took hold because it had used in the national culture wars. it is no coincidence that pilgrims emerged as founding fathers at a time of popular anxiety that the u.s. was being overrun by immigrants. especially catholics from ireland and germany. that were supposedly unappreciated of the countries democratic origins and values. treating the pilgrims as the a bit of me o

the piece that follows permits colonial new england and by extensionio modern america to become seeds of freedom, democracy, christianity and 20. in other words, to conceive to colonialism like pocahontas and sacajawea. they help the colonizers and then move offstage. what is now the southeastern massachusetts have long contended that this is not history but a myth that sugar coats the viciousness of colonialism. my book reckons with this assertion and its implications andta thus plenty of material after thee talk today. i am realize many of you are capable without any assistance but all the same. so for instance in traditional accounts based upon to plymouth rock and enter a new world but in fact human civilization in the americas is every bit as rich and ancient as in europe. history didn't begin with the mayflower. they already had a dynamic past, countless generations old that shaped who they were and what they did. in other words, they inhabited an old world and the so-called wilderness in which they arrived was full of villages, roads, cornfields, historic monuments, cemeteries

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one of at least three to touch down in new england. the storm also ripping massive trees from their roots leaving homes drenched and backyards reduced to a tangled mess >> about 30 seconds of hell that's what it was. >> reporter: meanwhile, another historic storm is barreling toward the west coast >> it's a once in a lifetime event that we're going to be experiencing >> reporter: hurricane hilary is currently a category 4 storm with winds of 130 miles an hour though it's expected to significantly weaken, officials warn there could be extensive rainfall, flash flooding, and mudslides. >> fema has pre-positioned personnel and supplies in the region and are ready to respond as needed >> reporter: a tropical storm watch has been issued for southern california for the first time >> we haven't seen hurricanes out here, and i've been calling my friends in florida to try to get some advice on how to handle it. >> california has not the best track record with driving in the rain >> reporter: some areas like death valley and palm springs could s

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massive storm damage from tennessee to new england. now, those storms turning deadly. near cape cod, massachusetts, a confirmed ef-1 tornado with 95-mile-an-hour winds. trees slamming down into homes. up to eight inches of rain flooding highways, multiple vehicles under water just off i-95 in massachusetts. near baltimore, straight line winds bringing down power lines, trapping drivers in their cars. those power poles lining the road. at the height of the storm, a million customers without power across the region. in knoxville, tennessee, an ef-2 tornado ripping through an apartment complex. damaging cars in the parking lot there. and in anderson, south carolina, 15-year-old evan kinley killed by a fallen tree. and as this storm moves out, a new one is moving in. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off in massachusetts. >> reporter: tonight, extreme flooding, and a rare tornado touched down in new england. up to eight inches of rain falling in spots, swamping roads and cars. a confirmed ef-1 twister hitting near cape cod. winds up to 95 miles per hour. t

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i am in new england, where i grew up is right— am in new england, where i grew up is right undervermont england, where i grew up is right under vermont and all the rain out _ is right under vermont and all the rain out there destroyed forms that are not— rain out there destroyed forms that are not going to recover for years. millions _ are not going to recover for years. millions and — are not going to recover for years. millions and millions of dollars of damage. — millions and millions of dollars of damage, roads gone and all of that. tornadoes _ damage, roads gone and all of that. tornadoes where there have never been _ tornadoes where there have never been tornadoes. a report today that in the _ been tornadoes. a report today that in the winter in new england has already— in the winter in new england has already lost one month of snow cover because _ already lost one month of snow cover because of— already lost one month of snow cover because of the changed temperature. ithink— because of the changed temperature. i think everyone has to admit now that it _ i think everyone has to ad

there are be a couple of storms in new england, but not as bad as this morning. and the bottom part of that front across southern georgia, you have a watch up until 11:00 tonight. and the watch north of denver until 10:00, that's a strong pulse. that's going to be dropping into the midsection of the country. we'll see storms, i think, omaha, down through kansas city, st. louis, and by tomorrow afternoon, across the heartland in paducah and the tennessee valley. flash flooding, isolated tornado possible, and certainly some damaging winds right there in the mid south. south of that, the heat is going to continue and only expand. we're now back down into south florida for excessive heat warnings. tomorrow's temperatures up and over 110 across this wide area. and along the i-10 corridor, houston, new orleans, jacksonville, the heat will be with us, really, until further notice. mary? >> mary: no relief in sight. okay, rob, thank you. >>> now, to that shark attack here in new york city. a woman seriously injured after being bitten in the water off rockaway beach, the

a lot of places down in the 50s and 60'ses. 60 stretching across the great lakes to new england. you live in the middle of the country, it is feeling like summer. we have heat advisory across the region. record-breaking heat. forecasted high, through the heartland 101 in kansas city. in new england, that is a cool break here heading into the weekend. >> todd: this is my guy's weekend, looks like instead of beach, we're going antiquing. we are not going antiquing or apple picking, we will just sit around and drink, that is us. three school districts closing doors, citing recent outbreaks of covid, flu and strep. children are back to remote learning today while buses and classrooms are sanitized. cdc warn of triple-demic. schools expected to reopen on monday. >> carley: covid mandates making come back. rutgers is requires masks and vaccinations to attend classes and lions gate is telling workers to cover up. is this necessary? bring in rutgers university student jeremy lee and dr. dr. janette nesheiwat. good morning to you both. doctor, start with you, what do you think about this?

as we look right now, showers moving out of new england.. record highs continue. down through florida afternoon storms coming out of the rockies. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. sunshine and cooler weather. it's going to be really nice today. some of our warmest spots inland will reach the low to mid 80s and low 80s tomorrow with a breezy wind. we continue with mild weather into the end of the week. then it starts to heat up. upper 80s on saturday and low 90s on sunday and low to mid 90s on monday. we see still the s >>> don't forget, if you are heading out, check us out on sirius xm. channel 108. it's the time for best time of the morning. >> those little babies, that was the best story of the morning. that was so cool, guys. >>> good morning, everybody. "popstart" is up we will start with the tca awards, television critics association just announced the winners for their 39th annual awards hbo's "succession" scored big. taking home the top prize for program of the year. the show's also earning outstanding achievemen

hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that england have booked their place in sunday's women's world cup final after a 3—1win over the co—hosts australia in sydney. ella toone gave england the lead in the first half with a superb strike which found the top corner. australia responded through their superstar sam kerr — starting her first match of the tournament — beating mary earps from 25 yards to make it 1—1. lauren hemp pounced on an australian defensive error eight minutes later to restore england's lead before alessia russo wrapped up the victory late on to make sure of their place in the final against spain. we achieved the final. it's unbelievable. it feels like we won it. but we didn't win it, but we won this game and its an incredible stadium, an away game, and the way we played, yeah, of course it was a hard game, but again we found a way to win. you're the first coach to take two different nations to a world cup final. how do you keep doing this? i don't know. ijust said, you know, the chance that as a coach or a player you make it to f

other parts of new england under water, with flash floods stranding drivers and swallowing parked cars. the same storm system slamming stateses up and down the east coast monday night >> i see the wind coming through, the darkness. >> reporter: andrew king t took cover in his basement, as tornado warnings were issued >> i hear the tree bomb impact, like simultaneous, crashing around the house >> reporter: in the d.c. suburbs, an outbreak of heavy downpours, hail and hurricane-force winds. >> furniture went whoosh, and the power went womp! >> reporter: power lines knocked down as explosive storms plowed through at the height of rush hour 33 people trapped inside their cars for hours, including more than a dozen children. emergency management officials say in these situations, drivers should stay in their car and wait from instructions from first responders >> poles start to fall down. >> reporter: joseph dorsey and his grandkids were driving when they witnessed disaster unfolding right in front of them they managed to get out of harm's way just in time. >> sheriff's office came through

his team is working to reschedule the dates up next is in foxborough the new england team is trying toe there. >>> a year after tieing the knot, bringstney spears and husn are separating he filed for divorce, but spears' reps did not respond to request for comment. they met in june 2016 in the set of her music video they fought together to end her 13-year-long conservatorship which barred her from making legal decisions about her life, including getting married. so, again, still waiting to hear from britney spears on what happened here, and hopefully they get back to us soon >> a lot of bumps in the road, to celebrate and then this and her kids have moved away >> she's been through a lot. >>> lionel richie finally brought down the brick house at madison square garden. bad weather forced him to cancel a tour date over the weekend, an hour after it was slated to start. msg was already full of his fans but he hit the stage monday after rescheduling the show, apologizing to fans and joking that he actually tried to bribe the pilot to get him to the big apple on time. a lot of fans really,

especially in northern new england. we could see flooding concerns with additional rainfall in that already-saturated area by tomorrow, much better news. we'll really start to dry out. meanwhile, in part of the center of the country we see showers and thunderstorms ramping up this is what's going on from oklahoma city to texarkana we're still seeing strong thunderstorms that have prompted thunderstorm watches and even warnings already this morning. and that severe threat h severed continue thrwill continue through the afternoon into the evening hours we could see large hail an tempe there for san antonio to houston into the triple digits little rock, 83 today with thunderstorms this afternoon that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you >>> recent high temperatures haven't been just affecting people but a bear at a zoo in knoxville took a much-needed plungena a bubble bath to beat the heat finn is a whopping 450 pounds. and according to the zoo, bubble baths are his favorite and some onlookers got to take in

we're still dealing with lingering showers over parts of new england.re on the way out as this storm continues to exit. we will however still have additional rainfall to pick up on, and that leads to potential issues with flash flooding through the afternoon hours today. so we'll keep a close eye on that at system moves away. we dry out getting into wednesday. when it's all said and done, maybe an inch to two inches in vermont and new hampshire. that's where we see the highest additional totals as it move's way. meanwhile, another system we're going to track over the central part of the country. warnings stretching from oklahoma to texas and arkansas this is going to be something we see lasting into the afternoon and evening hours tonight as we havemillio 7 million people at . the biggest issues are the potential for large hail and wind gusts that's somethingtorms for folks. that goes for the southeast, too. 92 in montgomery with thunderstorms this afternoon and 102 for houston. and that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you. >>> we are ba

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where both england and the co—hosts australia have been speaking ahead of the two teams�* huge women's world cup semifinal match at the national stadium tomorrow. and coming up in sport on bbc newsaiting england or australia, spain reach their first women's world cup final after edging past sweden in auckland. hello. three suspected spies for russia living in the uk have been arrested and charged in a major national security investigation. the defendants, all bulgarian nationals, had been living in britain for several years, but it's alleged they were working for the russian security services. daniel de simone has our top story. suspected of spying for russia. bulgarian citizens who have been living in the uk for years. including this woman, katrin ivanova. she ran courses on british values for recent immigrants. counterterrorism detectives swooped on a major national security investigation in february this year. searching a flat in this north london building. and this seaside guesthouse in norfolk. five were arrested, three were charged. the? arrested, three were charged. they had this big — arrested, three were charged. they had this big tent _ arrested, three were charged. ti

talking from portion of new england into the southeast where you see that orange there, that's in likely spot for seeing some really strong storm that includes philadelphia, d.c., charlotte into birmingham. new york city, you could see strong storms as well. and the biggest threat would be damaging winds but we're also concerned about flash flooding we have lots of moisture in the air. we're going to see that kind of running out this aernoon d.c., new york city, and boston. and the heat continues in the south. triple-digits in phoenix all right, guys. storming for many today. we'll look at the heat continuing in the south. we'll talk more about that >> thank you, michelle >>> coming up, the heartbreak at the women's world cup. team usa misses out on a athlete. >>> a miraculous rescucue f oft flflorida coasast. a a man found afafter nearlyly o daysys adrdrift on a a sinking . we'll be right back. get odor-f-free eieight hour p protectionn from mosququitoes and d tics without ththe ick. zevo o on-body repepellent. people lovove it. bugsgs hate it.. looking for a bladder leak pad that keeps

today, that destructive weather system reaching into new england, bringing thunderstorms, flooding rains, and at least one confirmed tornado. in all, 600 storms reported across the nation yesterday, alabama and south carolina. making it the second most active storm day of 2023, claiming lives in alabama and south carolina fierce wind gusts in maryland left 33 people trapped in cars for hours, pinned in their vehicles by toppled power lines. today, airlines playing catchup, after 9,000 flight delays and 1,800 cancellations. meantime tonight, parts of massachusetts, which saw as much as five inches of rain in under six hours, remain under flood watches through this evening. kathy park has late details. >> reporter: tonight, a confirmed tornado touching down in massachusetts, leveling trees and damaging homes other parts of new england under water. with flash floods stranding drivers and swallowing parked cars the same storm system slamming states up and down the east coast momonday night parts of pennsylvania took the brunt of the brutal weather >> i see the wind coming through in the dark

other parts of new england under water. but flash floods stranding drivers and swallowing parked cars. the same storm system slamming states up and down the east coast monday night. parts of pennsylvania took the brunt of the brutal weather. >> i see the winind coming through in the darkness. >> reporter: andrew took cover in his payment as tornado warnings were issued. >> and then i hear the three bomb impact simultaneous crashing around the house. >> reporter: in the d.c. suburbs, an outbreak of heavy downpours, hail and hurricane-force winds. >> furniture went whoosh and the power went whump. >> reporter: while in northern maryland, a massive operation to clear 30 power lines, knocked down as explosive storms plowed through at the height of rush hour. 33 people trapped inside their cars for hours, including more than a dozen children. emergency management officials say in these situations, drivers should stay in their car and wait for instructions from first responders. >> poles start to fall down. >> reporter: joseph do

a third of the coast of new england and the northeast canyons and seamounts. have designated new national monuments as well. colorado, 50,000 acres. nevada, 500,000 acres. texas, 6600 acres. last month, honoring emmett till and his mother, in mississippi and illinois. [applause] but folks, this is not hyperbole, there is no national treasure that is grander than the grand canyon. the grand canyon is one of the earth's nine wonders of the world. literally. think of that. it is amazing. an enduring symbol of america and the entire road, the first time i saw the grand canyon, i was a young senator. as i stood there and looked out, a phrase came to mind, this is god's cathedral, it is so magnificent. as a matter of fact, it is one of the seven wonders of the world. today i am proud to use my authority under the antiquities act to protect almost one million acres of public land around grand canyon national park as a new national monument. [applause] help right the wrongs of the past and conserve this land of ancestral footprints for all future generations. over the

new england, we will watch for strong storms and eastern long island. monitor potential for heavy rain and flash flooding because this area has gotten a lot of rain this summer. this will be out of here by today through wednesday and then thursday, i think the next chance for severe weather. this is rain still to come for parts of new england, very likely through tomorrow morning. watching this region as well as potential for stronger storms for areas across central plains and southeast draped across this region. heat alert still in place for texas and the gulf coast to florida and up into the southeast. no heat relief in sight. i'm a broken record for texas, mississippi with forecast heat indexes over 100. 117 is what it will feel like in corpus christi wednesday and thursday. we could see risk for tornados, know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area, it has been a summer of extremes, large hail threat is main threat here. we could see potential for two inches plus and that can cause damage. we don't talk about hail enough. flash flood

the question now is, when will the voters in new england, the pacific northwest, new york and illinoisen will they start to care? remember, president reagan won a land slide in 1980 and really 1984 when democrats across america decided they had had it with a bad economy and out of touch bureaucracy. that reawakening needs to happen again for us to start turning things around. message to democrats-run cities and states, if new yorkers elected lee zeldin and not kathy hochul, things would be improving. now things are getting worse, dit on in california and ditto in illinois. the policies you are voting for are making your lives worse, not just on the border, look at inflation, energy costs and crime. in 2024, you have a chance for a new start toward common sense. the single suggests you take it. that is the angle. all right, joining us is ned ryan, american majority ceo. ned, you know what i'm talking about, what happened under the reagan revolution, which is the states that have gone democrats for so many years decided finally they had had enough and same with the new england states. do

monthly, houston chronicle, the new yorker, the new york times, the atlanta, and of course the new england journal of medicine. his short stories have appeared in the best american short stories anthology, mix we need, and the new england review, which awarded him its inaugural emerging writers award. his debut book which we are here to talk about today, the people's hospital, follows the lives of five uninsured houstonians as survival leads them to a hospital where insurance comes second to genuine care. thank you for being here in san antonio. >> thank you all for coming. >> [applause] >> as we are in conversation, i make sure that i will note for you all that we will have time to be in conversation with everyone that is in this case and for the collective knowledge in the room. please be flooding the questions in your mind as you listen to ricardo and we will be taking -- abraham, specifically in the yellow shirt over here, that brilliant shirt, will move the mic around the room. i want to bring the book into the room by passing the mic to you to just get us started with a reading to br

day in, day out, munson, months out all across the north, the first in new england and eventually all the way out to ohio. backbreaking. he would tour with groups, usually a troop of abolitionists. the first three or four years he traveled with abby kelly, stephen foster. they were married, and some others. garrison himself at times. this is where douglas cut his teeth as a public abolitionists, as an orator, and he told the line of garrison principles, non-politics, nonviolence, etc.. had about 1845, he decided to sit down in the winter of 1844-1845, and essentially some up and write all of the stories he's been telling on the circuit. what he did in these first speeches was two things. he told his own tail. he told a story as a slave, which is all there in the narrative, episode after episode, the fight or learning his literacy from ms. sophia, all the beatings and the terrible whippings that he witnessed and experienced. but he also perfected his favorite speech, at least at first, which was known as the slaveholder sermon. the slaveholder's sermon was frederick douglass writing on

ben croucher, bbc news. englandroup game knowing a point or better will see them top group d. though they've won their opening two matches, they've not been at their best, and manager sarina wiegman is looking for improvements in key areas. it's a different game tomorrow than we had against haiti and denmark. i think we had moments in both games that we played fairly well, and then we had moments that we lost the ball a little bit too much where they could counter attack. i think that is one thing that we want to keep the patience, keep the ball going. keep the passing game in a good place and try and create chances, score goals, is what we always want. that's actually the main thing, i think, to keep control of the game as much as possible, because sometimes that's really hard. now to the netball world cup, and england, scotland and wales have been taking part in the second stage of the competition in south africa. england made it four wins out of four with victory over tonga. it's a game you'd have expected them t