and then finally the new england gallaudet association for deaf mute. so this was the of the first regional deaf led association in the u.s. and here on the rolls in 1856, we find ten island born deaf individuals. so they were members of. this regional deaf community in which they had to pay a dollar in annual dues. so these deaf islanders were willing to pay their dollar annually to be part the association. now backing out just a bit, we've talked a lot about the deaf population, but we also think about other individuals on the island who are likely to have been fluent signers. so we can think about hearing individuals who had deaf in the dark blue here on the graph we can about the younger hearing siblings of deaf individuals in the aqua part of the graph and we can also think about the hearing spouses dark green. now if we add up all these individuals, the deaf individuals plus these others who are likely to have been fluent signers, we get a pretty large of people. we have for more than half a century, for 51 years, from 1846 to 1897, more than 50 i

st patrick's day roughly 1776 they abandoned they the new englanders are so against. yes the british crown that they kept troops can occupy there so they go to new york and and washington wants to chase them out of new york military defeat after military defeat he's to save any of his army he's defeated in brooklyn and upper has to get out to new jersey all the way down well and if you look where's winter and were there all around they were all centered around new york they're in new jersey when the british occupied philadelphia ghost of valley forge which is now part the philadelphia metro area wasn't there is is going new jersey, upstate new york, the hudson they're holding the hudson the chain across the hudson to keep the british fleet going to albany. and it's only with difficulty that our french allies can persuade washington that they really, really this time are going to send a french fleet up from the caribbean where the profitable colonies of both britain and france were. they're going to sent the french fleet up to the chesapeake and that if washington bring

. >>> a new storm could bring fresh snow to new england this week. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman has her eye on a system as it moves through the southeast today. good morning. >> good morning, frances. we could see 6 to 12 inches of snow in new england. snow also in parts of the northeast. we are watching heavy rain this morning. some strong thunderstorms. we have a tornado watch. that's where you see the pink area. also severe thunderstorm warnings. you can see the strong storms moving, even seeing a little purple there. that could indicate we're seeing some hail. otherwise seeing really heavy rain that is going to lead to the chance for flash flooding that will be the story throughout this monday. we have the southeast targeted for some strong storms as we go throughout the day. lots of alerts this morning once again. 30 million under winter alerts throughout portions of the plains into the ohio valley, the northeast, also new england. flood alerts for 18 million. we could see some flash flooding as we go throughout the day today. this is wha

late monday into tuesday, it starts to clash into cold air up in parts of the northeast going into new englandill pump snow from central pennsylvania, upstate new york and parts of new england and we'll find that snow come with gusty winds, could drop visibility late monday, early tuesday morning and going into tuesday night all of that starts to exit. here's your footprint of the snow. you see the deep pinks and purples. snow totals, 6, 8, upwards of 12 inches of snow. one to three inches per hour. couple that with gusty winds and you're looking at really messy conditions below visibility peeking as we go into tuesday. really again exiting tuesday night. now we haven't really seen too much snow up in the east. a lot of our snow depth so far this year has been to the west. 25% snow cover for the lower 48 and a lot of it from the sierra nevadas and intermountain west. seasonal departure our normal from snow has been well below average for places from the upper midwest, great lakes area and you see the brown dots going into new england. some places that you really see snow. minneapolis, buffalo,

late monday into tuesday, it starts to clash into cold air up in parts of the northeast going into new england going to pump some snow from central pennsylvania, upstate new york, and parts of new england. and we'll find that snow come with some gusty winds and could drop visibility late monday, early tuesday morning. then going into tuesday night, all of that starts to exit. here's your footprint of the snow. you see the deep pinks and purples? that's where we're looking at snow totals 6 to 8, upwards of 12 inches of snow. snowfall rates 1 to 3 inches per hour possible, gusty winds up to 40 miles per hour. you're looking at some really messy conditions, low visibility kind of peaking as we go into tuesday. really, again, exiting tuesday night. we haven't really seen much snow in the east. a lot of our snow depth so far this year has been to the west. 25% snow cover for the lower 48. a lot of it the sierra nevadas into the intermountain west where we had that atmospheric river event unfold a week ago. seasonal departure from normal for snow has been well below average for some places from the

we'll talk to one of her gop colleagues. >>> plus new england patriots owner robert kraft joins me livefind out how he's working fwitha speech writer to combat anti-seminism. xfinity rewards presents: '1st and 10gs.' xfinity is giving away ten grand to a new lucky winner for every first and ten during the big game. enter daily through february 9th for a chance to win 10gs. with the ultimate speed, power, and reliability the xfinity 10g network is made for streaming live sports. because it's only live once. join xfinity rewards on the xfinity app or go to xfinity1stand10gs.com for your chance to win. >>> we have a lot to talk about with my next guest, republican congressman dan crenshaw from texas. thank you so much for joining me today. let's talk about what's happening on the other side of the capitol. the senate is slowly moving on a bill, $95 billion, that's how much the package is for ukraine, israel, and taiwan. assuming it gets through the senate, will house speaker johnson even bring it up? should he? >> that's a great question. you'd have to ask him. i don't know that he's made

late monday into tuesday, it starts to clash into cold air up in parts of the northeast going into new england going to pump some snow from central pennsylvania, upstate new york, and parts of new england. and we'll find the snow come with gusty winds and could drop visibility late monday, early tuesday morning. and going into tuesday night, all of that starts to exit. here's your footprint of the snow. see the pinks and purples, that's where we're looking at snow totals of 6 to 8, even up to 12 inches of snow. couple that with gusty winds, gusts up to 40 miles per hour, and you're looking at really messy conditions with low visibility peaking as we go into tuesday, really exiting tuesday night. now, we haven't really seen too much snow up in the east. a lot of our snow dump so far this year has been to the west, 25% snow cover for the lower 48. and a lot of it from this year, nevada to the intermountain west, where we had that atmospheric river event unfold just a week or so ago. seasonal departure for normal from snow has been well below average for places in the upper midwest and the great

it sounds like the preference is for a new - england.eference is for a new stadium if that can be achieved. if it can be achieved that would clearly be, i would be very excited about that prospect for the north of england. i think it would be fantastic. sir alex ferguson famously said his principal objective in charge of united was to knock liverpool off their perch. times have moved on and you now have manchester city aiming for a fourth consecutive title. how would you encapsulate or articulate what you want to achieve at united? is it to knock city off their perch? there is competition everywhere it seems. i want to knock them off their perch. alex was a driven and competitive individual and hejust driven and competitive individual and he just wanted to win. we are friends in the sense that we are all in the north—west but they are the enemy, you know? they are clearly our biggest rival in the uk and then obviously you have two or three clubs in europe but, no, absolutely. that is what we are there for, to knock them off their perch.

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and southeast new york up to southern new england. pretty big landmass there, boston declaring a snow emergency and closing all public schools. meantime new york city is poised to see its highest snowfall totals and then two years, meteorologist derek van dam is live in new york city's central park derek, when we saw you about a half-hour ago, there were big flakes. it looks like maybe they've let up just a little bit, but lots of snow, it sounds like to come in new york city today yeah, that's the beauty of being close to the coast, the water temperatures about three to five degrees above average for where >> they would normally normally be in the middle of february. so that influences that rain snow line, especially when you're close to the coastal areas like, i am right now, they call new york city, the city that never sleeps, right? well, there is so much going on in the city this week, including the new york city fashion week, there's also the special elections taking place in long island so a lot of snow potentially impacting big

. >>> we are starting the new week off with a new storm system making its way toward new england and the east coast. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking how soon we could see some snow. >> we could see some snow in the new york city area by tomorrow morning. we have a lot going on with this storm. we have a warm side, a cold side. looking at heavy rain early in morning, strong storms, that's going to lead to flash flooding the heavy rain. you can see pink and purple showing up on the map, that's where we could be seeing hail right now. we have tornado watches, severe thunderstorm warnings. lots of warm air coming off the gulf impacting these storms. waking up to many alerts, 30 million under winter alerts where you see the white into portions of the northeast, new england and flood alerts because we are looking at heavy rain continuing throughout the day. severe risk, 10 million people at risk for severe storms, damaging winds, winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour, could see some hail and ltsalso the chancf a tornado or two. the reds, oranges and yellows could lead to fla

in his first words to patriots nation since leaving the team last month, he thanked pats fans in new england support over his 24 years in foxboro. belichick also reminisced on the new england weather, the championship parades off the duck boats throughout the city of boston. even his fashion sense, the cutoff sweats, the hoodies that we all know, he thanked fans for saying that's something you have tolerated for over these years. interesting that not on media. not in an interview, but in a full page paper. >> it's nice. he deserves that. he did so much for the city. >> he does. when we come back, why president biden is bubbing a super bowl tradition. >>> and golden, colorado filled with hundreds of good boys and girls over the weekend. uh, it's a little early for jokes, but here it goes. this muffin goes on vacation— what's happening? you said “joking” three times, that's why i'm here. uh, anyway, so this muffin— well i was just excited about my new car. -new car? oh, you don't need a joke, you need a jake. [singing] like a good neighbor, state farm is there. your state farm agent can help y

that's includes portions of new england, and also the northeast, and we have flood alerts because we're looking at really heavy rain, the chance for severe weather, and portions of the southeast. we're seeing strong storms, even early this morning. 18 million people under flood alerts as they go throughouted on this monday. lots of lightning here. it's pulling that warmth, that moisture off the gulf. so we're looking at really strong storms and could see the chance of gusty wind, damaging hail and tornadoes as well. on the back side snow falling throughout portions of the central and southern plains. as we go throughout tonight into tomorrow, we're going see the snow into parts of the northeast and also into new england. this is what it looks like. severe storms targeting the southeast today. rain and snow expected in th we portions of the midwest, though dry, lots of sunshine in chicago. and that's your monday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you. >>> not off the hook for playing hookie. "early today" is back in 60 seconds with how some parents are paying for their truant students. >

plus a fast moving nor'easter is pummeling parts of new england and the northeast, bringing snow and rain. >> i'm robert ray and i'll have the details coming up from new york city. >> meanwhile, here in the west, another storm on the way for us as well. i'll have a look at when we can expect the rain to arrive in e sierra sno co ♪ when your child has moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to you

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i really didn't grow up a new england patriots fan. officials, fans, rivals. in addition to that, we had 35,000 hours of never-before-seen archive. i think we could fill two mack trucks with the tapes that we had to digitize and go through and find the nuggets. it's one thing to hear about people talking about bill belichick addressing the team right after the spooi spygate scandal. it's entirely different to watch him do it on footage. we had all this access and we were able to tell an unvarnished version of the new england patriots story. >> we're certainly looking forward to watching it. the third and fourth episodes of "the dynasty, new england patriots" will be available this friday on apple tv plus. matthew ham check and executive producer brian grazer, thank you both so very much. >>> that does it for us this morning. yasmin vossoughian will pick up the coverage after a quick final break. "morning joe" will catch you again tomorrow. brk. "morning joe" will catch you again tomorrow the economy is simply not working for millions o

it's really starting plus, we have coastal flood warnings from new england all the way down to the deleady snow from 10:00 a.m. to 3. providence until 2 again, wind gusts 35 miles per hour snowfall rates now starting to pick up. and so we are looking on grassy surfaces and now as that snow really gets going and temperatures start dropping, we could see about 3 inches of snow on the ground, on the streets. but 7 inches up to on the grassy surfaces 3 to 5 in hartford, providence quick mover and it's out of here really fast. guys? >> all right, al. this morning police are still to 8; philly 1 to 3 of snow. but as mentioned, it's a quick mover and out of here really fast guys >> all right, thank you, al. >>> this morning police are still searching for suspects after a deadly rush-hour shooting on a new york city subway platform. officials say two groups of young people got into a fight aboard a train when it reached the stop in the bronx, the violence spilled out on to the platform where numerous shots were fired police say a man, possibly an innocent bystander was killed. five other peopl

the chiefs are aiming to win back—to—back super bowl titles for the first time since the new england9ers will be making an eighth super bowl appearance. alexander bublik has won the montpellier open for the second time. the kazakh player lost the opening set to borna coric, but recovered to win the next two sets, taking the match 5-7, 6-2, 6-3. it's bublik�*s fourth title on the atp tour and means his ranking will rise to a career—high of 23 on monday. that's all the sport for now. as we've been reporting, power—sharing in northern ireland finally resumed on saturday for the first time in two years. public sector pay and nhs waiting lists could be top of the agenda for the executive in stormont. sara girvin has been talking to students in belfast it's almost like you're ashamed to be from here sometimes just because of the way that the government get on like children. people say to themselves, "0h, government won't last long, and probably in a year or two's time there'll be another problem for them to kick up a fuss about." personally, i don't want to have to leave here. i i want to

news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jane dougall. englandthe second test, as india's jasprit bumra takes nine wickets. a liverpool defensive slip—up helped arsenal narrow the gap at the top of the table. they're second, but manchester city could leap frog them if they beat brentford tonight. chelsea women's manager, emma hayes, says more needs to be done to boost the numbers of female coaches. welcome to the programme. we start with the cricket and many had been optomistic that england could have chased down a target of 399, but it may have been a step too far. the visitors lost by 106 runs in the second test after a determined bowling attack by the hosts. the series is now level at 1—1. joe lynskey was watching. this five match test series is set “p this five match test series is set up the go the distance. india are backin up the go the distance. india are back in it, but england won't change. their target to win was 399 and yet they went at it swinging. sack crawley made 50 with shops that some of their approach, but this miracle run chas

to defending champions kansas city, who cemented their status as the first nfl dynasty since the new englandas made even bigger by the prescence of taylor swift. the singer was supporting her boyfriend, travis kelce, the chiefs�* tight end. swift has brought new fans to the national football league, especially women and girls. and the celebrations continued on the field and in the locker room, and our correspondent nesta mcgregor was right in the heart of the celebrations in las vegas. does this one feel any different? it does, it feels ten times better, man. adversity, what the team went through, the naysayers. but on top of that, man, just how much fun we have coming in the building. you can see how we are enjoying this one right now. how will you and your lovely pop star girlfriend be celebrating? i'm sure vegas will roll out the red carpet — i will be elvis for a night. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes made the difference once again in the showpiece event, and now the debate rumbles on as to whether he can now be considered one of the greatest of all time. atjust 28, he has become the

we have rain and snow falling across the northeast the further north you go and in new england we see the snowy and slick conditions you will encounter. boston to new york is seeing the rain we have it across parts of the mid-atlantic the system will be out of here before you know it new york to boston will see dryer conditions lingering showers. the warmer than normal temperatures will continue 50s from nashville to st. louis. dallas is expected to hit 77 degrees. temperatures will take a tumble across the midwest i little rock hit 69 dallas for the low 70s tucson at 77 and albuquerque into the upper 50s that is a look at your forecast. richard, back to you a law and order legend signing off from the hit show after 30 years and back exploring the tensions that could draw the united states into a potential third conflict tes into a potent third conflict. lightweight hair, the right ingredients make all the difference. new herbal essences sulfate free is now packed with plant-based ingredients your hair will love. like pure aloe and camellia flower oil. and none of the things it won't.

inches of snow and there are flood warnings in place for the northern mid-atlantic and southern new england. several hundreds of flights have been delayed or canceled and schools in new york and boston were either closed or had students attend remotely. despite that, voting is underway to fill the house eat report -- left by republican george santos. he was ousted over allegations of fraud. the race pits thomas suozzi against mazi pilip. republicans are looking to protect a slim majority in the house of representatives. in the u.s. the annual inflation rate has fallen from three point sent -- 3.1%, but prices are going up faster than expected. inflation is not fully under control and that will make it more difficult to the u.s. central bank to cut interest rates. u.s. markets had their worst day since march 2023. before we go, a rare discovery. 1700 years after a chicken laid an egg, liquid has been discovered. it is thought to be the only one of its type in the world. duncan kennedy. went to take a look reporter: when something is this old, this delicate and this unique, it requires a lot

since the new england patriots way back 20 years ago. and of course that wasn't the tom brady. so now people are going to be making the comparison between them. ready. and patrick, my homes, who is the great quarterback of the kansas city chiefs and really inspired come by dad because actually is the 1st off went on, it looked like some of the cisco, we're going to do it books, phones a. so let's experience. he just pulled it out of the bag on that last drive where there was some a few moments that were for him one at one point, but they went for it. and just yet that something is this gonna take? well, it was a time in the defense is are on top, but just that big game knowledge. a know how got kansas city 6 of the line. we do need to talk about this or because there was a sharing on how boy for new plays for kansas city. indeed. and travis kelsey had quite a quiet game until the and then all of a sudden he started making some cruise catch use. and really showing what a great player hayes and the combination he does with patrick, my homes. i mean the statistics in the postseaso

we have a winter storm warning for good portions of new england into the northeast. watches for new york city, and winter storm advisories as you get into the mississippi river valley. severe storms today target the southeast. that rain will extend into the mid-atlantic. colder air starts to filter in. morning snow through the northeast into new england and strong on shore winds. here is what we're looking at. as far as the rainfall to the southeast could be some flooding, up to four inches down through that section. but we're looking at maybe 12 inches of snow in parts of the northeast and new england. as we zoom in a bit, boston could see up to a foot. hartford, eight to 12 inches, here in new york city, three to five. scranton could see 6 to 8 inches. same in albany. depends on the track. right now it's to the south. we will continue to track it. but it looks like we have a major winter storm for tomorrow morning and the commute and everybody trying to get back. guys? oh. and we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . hold up, wait a minute. is th

they have over a foot there, but parts of new england are catching up.ke hartford, connecticut with almost a foot. roads are slippery in connecticut, too. in newtown, a semi truck slid out after hitting a guardrail there. part of the story with the storm, it's been a lot of the forecast models changed within 24 hours of the snow starting, so places like boston, which was once predicted to get up to a foot of snow, snow is not even sticking there. so, that's why we have been making our way out to the cape, but what's interesting is about that, while some people may be overprepared for the storm, others might be caught off guard. >> mild, other than those cold days we have had. but i have long underwear on, i've got this waterproof jacket on, waterproof boots. i'm all set for everything. >> here is a look back at what these roads are looking like, as soon as you get off the highway you can see a bit more of a slushy consistency. this is wet, heavy snow, and as far as outages go we have most outages in pennsylvania, more than 140,000 without power. >> sandr

look at this map, every single red dot you see here across the midwest and into new england are locations that have had their warmest winter to date and that is very significant, especially considering that that warmth is centered across the great lakes. we did the numbers, we've calculated that we've had near record ice cover across the great lakes sitting at 5% we should normally have about 37% of the great lakes covered in ice right now, only saginaw bay and the green bay region. this has major implications on let's say the fishing industry, for instance, the economy of the great lakes and it's part of a wider trend of declining ice pack across the great lakes since records began in the middle of the '70s. so see this warmth, it will shift to the east coast and this is kind of the fingerprints of climate change written across this story. phil, poppy. >> we see it every day. derek van dam, thank you. >>> tucker carlson's interview with vladimir putin, we have reaction from ukraine straight ahead. >>> and what donald trump's potential vp pick says what she would have done if she was in m

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to defending champions kansas city, who cemented their status as the first nfl dynasty since the new englandhe night was made even bigger by the prescence of taylor swift. the singer was supporting her boyfriend travis kelce — the chiefs tight end. swift has brought new fans to the nfl, especially women and girls. and the celebrations continued on the field and in the locker room, and our correspondent nesta mcgregor was right in the heart of the celebrations in las vegas. this doesn't feel any different? what this team went through, this is how much fun we had coming into the building, you can see how we are enjoying this one right now, how much fun we had.— enjoying this one right now, how much fun we had. final question, how will ou much fun we had. final question, how will you and — much fun we had. final question, how will you and your _ much fun we had. final question, how will you and your lovely _ much fun we had. final question, how will you and your lovely pop _ much fun we had. final question, how will you and your lovely pop star - will you and your lovely pop star girlfriend be

when i was in graduate school, the center of colonial scholars was still new england in the middle atlantic. there was wonderful scholarship on the chesapeake bay. that was the southern extension. there was a particular focus on early american history that excluded large parts of the south. in addition, we think back that it is not until the 1970s that there starts to be a large body of scholarship on women, black women, indigenous women, white women in the american south. prior to 1970, you can count on two hands, probably, the scholarly works that talked about women. and then black southerners, it has just exploded in depth. we know so much more about slavery than we did 50 years ago. i think it is not just that the definition of southerners was changed but the written is just -- richness which we tug real people that we call southerners has not been transformed. >> what we think of as some vern -- seven. we talk about the religious traditions that comes out of new orleans. i talk about jazz. we talk about cooking and its relationship to african traditions of food and feeding oneself. an

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