and nbc's stephanie gosk is live from outside of one of the first pot stores in northampton, massachusettst the response is, but based on the line behind you, it would seem as if the folks there in northampton are pretty excited about the weed. >> yes, it is fair to say they are embracing this day, craig. this line is long and it is cold, and sleeting here. this is one of only two shops opening up in massachusetts today to sell legalized marijuana for the recreational use. all you need is a driver's license valid in any state showing that you are over 21 and you can buy it a just as easily as buying a six-pack of beer. >> reporter: overnight, they lined up. >> i have been waiting a long time for this. >> reporter: the first legal recreational pot for sale east of the mississippi. >> i got here at 12:30 in the morning right after i got out of work with and awas superexcited all night long, and i wanted to come down to be a part of history. >> reporter: two shops in massachusetts starting to sell marijuana, and more to get approval in the coming week, and little if any resistance in northamp

tony dokoupil reports from one outside northampton. >> reporter: it is cold, it is wet, it is rainy, and marijuana is still very much illegal at a federal level, but take a look at that. those people have been building in that line since around midnight. they're hoping to make some of the first purchases in this state since 100 years ago when marijuana was prohibited, and you will never guess who the very first person is in line. it's another morning of long lines. >> i wanted to be the first person to buy weed east of the mississippi. >> reporter: for a drug that's come a long way. >> i've been waiting 38 years for this. >> reporter: and first in line, david narcowitz, the mayor of no northampton. is it only a symbolic purchase or will it be consumed as well? >> actually, people have asked me about that. and i am actually going to probably preserve it and display it because it is historically significant. >> reporter: massachusetts is the seventh state to open retail marijuana shops but the first to open them east of the mississippi. and it comes as the cannabis industry celebrates

. >> reporter: only two shots opening tuesday in the towns of leicester and northampton.nd the cannabis control commission says 3 more should be joining them soon. reaction has been missed with some welcoming new floors and others skeptical about the changes they could bring. >> acting good for the neighborhood or the town. positive from all the state. >> more than welcome to fully support it. >> reporter: official point out it has been two years since the state voted to recognize recreational marijuana and they spent that time developing protocols for negative impact. police say they will keep an eye to make sure everything goes smoothly. >> we are here to make sure everyone gets in and out of the dispensary. >> reporter: two veterans including the mayor of northampton have been chosen to be the first customers when the doors open tuesday. shannon: thank you very much for the update. we will watch and see how it plays out in massachusetts, the first legal recreational pot east of the mississippi river. that is it for us, most-watched, most grateful you spent the evening

matches in the premiership rugby cup this evening, with gloucester gaining a narrow 14—12 win over northamptonaints at kingsholm. saints won't be happy after gifting matt banahan an intercept try. elsewhere, sale edged leicester by the same margin, while newcastle beat bath 22—7. nine defeats and three draws later, the wait is over for england's cricketers, with their first away victory since october of 2016. it came thanks to a massive 2ii—run win over sri lanka in galle. it means england take a 1—0 lead in the three—match series, as our correspondent andy swiss reports. a lap of honour and who can blame them? for england and theirfans, away wins are a rarity so a first for two years was a day to applaud. it began with sri lanka hoping for the unlikeliest of come backs but they were soon sent spinning. jack leach with the early breakthrough as he and moeen ali combined to devastating effect. moeen snapping the first of his four wickets. this was a bad idea. there was no escaping them. before leach in his second test delivered the defining moment. that is about as good as spin bowling gets. ba

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. >> there are two shops opening on tuesday in leicester and northampton.least three more will be joining them soon. reaction has been mixed in both towns getting pot shops with some welcoming the new stores and others skeptical about the changes they could bring. >> i think it's probably not going to be good for the neighborhood or the towns to be attracting potheads from all over the state. >> where more than willing to support it. >> officials point out it's been more than two years since the state voted to legalize recreational marijuana and they have spent that time developing protocols and procedures to limit any negative impact. police also say they will be keeping an eye on the new stores to make sure everything goes smoothly. >> we are here to make sure everyone gets in and out of the dispenser and gets what they need in a safe manner. >> two veterans including the mayor of northampton have been chosen to be the first customers when the doors open tuesday. >> shannon: all right, molly line. thank you very much. watch and see how it plays out tomorr

it was from northampton that he was one of the first cobblers to enlist in the first world war.to be one of the first black officers to lead british troops, and sadly he died in march, 1918. like so sadly he died in march, 1918. like so many. still a young man. so many lives, promising livesjust cut so many. still a young man. so many lives, promising lives just cut off so lives, promising lives just cut off so tragically. yes, and i know through my grandfather that he described it as the worst moment in his life when he got the telegram and the news that walter was dead. that must have been for so many families the terrible news they received over those very terrible, catastrophic for years. received over those very terrible, catastrophic foryears. i received over those very terrible, catastrophic for years. i have to respect that walter went out on three separate occasions. he joined up, he came back, he went back out again. and then trained as an officer and went back a third time. for people like walter, you have to respect and admire the immense courage he must have had. pa

lewis hamilton was back at the mecedes headquarters in northampton today.time that hamilton has been to his team's base since he became world champion for the fifth time last month. he won the brazilian grand prix over the weekend to also help the team seal the constructors championship. there's one more race to go this season but hamilton is looking for more more success next year. firstly, i never feel like i have anything to prove. that is not even a part of my psyche. i neverfeel i have to prove to someone or even to myself a certain thing. but no, ifeel like i have still got more years, more days ahead of me if i'm lucky. and still many mountains to climb. still difficult times ahead, i don't know when it's going to come, but i feel better prepared now than i ever have been. and yes, i've just signed for two more years. so i want to look at this season, which has been the best season in my career, how can i improve next year? there are tonnes of areas. it is easy to point out the areas, is not easy to improve on them. but i think that is the great thin

new hampshire at northampton, all nortound lanes are shut down.f is good. >> delicio j. >> gre. >> and happy halloween. just a few more photos before we end the day. the kids enjoying -- my kids and their friends. it was so cute. leo was likech a wg, following her. around and that's my niece who's the cutest chef ever. >> my godson was out last night too. we caught him in this costume before he went out the door. denise had to explain. this isal a master chief. >> he's grown up so much. >> he looks le he's 15. >> he's grown up so much. oh, my gosh. still adorable. >> i'm going to get a message from denise. he might be 7. >> he might be. >> "today>> show is next. 're done. 're done. ou>> kaine: weliberty and justiceto a flag not for some, but for all. i want a virginia that works for all, with economic opportunity and a chance for a good life. i'll work with anyone to build that virginia. we can't let our leaders divide us because we're all americans. i'm tim kaine, and i approve message because if we ask our kids to say these words... teacher and

driver of a giant pea pod truck hit a toyota corolla as t car's driver was making a left turn on northampton drive near new hampshire avenue. we're told two people in the corolla diedwhe another passenger has life threatening injuries. >> a frightening ordeal turns in heart break after a man's dog gets shot during a robbery. this happened on franklin street in north d.c. the victim had just gone t out of his a car wh man approached and pointed something in his back. he took his iphonend cash. police say the victim's dog, a pit bull, ran after the guy. the man in the getaway ca shot the dog in the face and the two suspects drovet off. getaway car is described as a dark red sedan with.inted windo the dog's injuries are severe. animal control had to tend to the dog. >>> keep this in mind for your holiday tweekend,re are metro closures near reagan metro airport. two stations, national airport d crystal city,ill be closed for construction. blue line trains will operate between franconia-springfield and braddock road and between pentagon city and eastern market. yellow line trains will operate bet

corolla and a pea pod by giant food truck here at intersection of new hampshire avenue and nor northampton drive. the driver of the truck struck the car i as was making a left turn. police are not saying who was at fault. the driver of the toy woman who was a passenger in the car died. another passenger in the corolla has life-threatening injuries. the driver othe peapod truck was not hurt. eo far montgomery county pol have not identified the victims. they say they're still trying to notify their families. in montgomery county, darcy sp cer, news4. >>> here's what we've heard from giant in a statement to news4 that reads in part, quote, we are aware of this unfortunate situation. we are fully cooperating with local authorities and have placed the driver on administrative lea during the investigation, unquote. they sayhe t thoughts are with all those involved. >>> breaking news to get to now. devastation in partsn of north and southern california tonight. wildfires have killed 11 people. nine peoplor dead in theern part of the state. two others killed not far from loangeles. in a few minute

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matches in the premiership rugby cup this evening with gloucester gaining a narrow 14—12 win over northamptonby the same margin while newcastle beat bath 22—7. britian's tony bellew has weighed injust a pound heavier than oleksandr usyk ahead of their undisputed world cruiserweight title fight in manchester. bellew came in at 14 stone three pounds, compared to usyk‘s 14 stone, two. the unbeaten ukranian's wba, wbc, ibf and wbo belts will all be on the line. and bellew is aiming to go out of the sport on top. i was always someone not going to outstay my welcome. i was on a stick by my word they said in the start, i will retire from boxing one day. boxing will not retire me. saturday night i retire from this amazing game, this amazing business i have been part. and everybody who has been part. and everybody who has been watching this, i cannot thank you enough for the support for this fight. wish i had the same support for the other fights. but is all come togetherfor this for the other fights. but is all come together for this fight. mercedes dominated second practice ahead of this weekend's b

another one targets northampton and also lincs.cross north—east england and also scotland. —— lincolnshire. singledigit temperatures and it gets much colder than that on tuesday, probably the coldest day of the week ahead with a really bitter north—easterly winds dragging in all that crowd. again, plenty of shower activity across northern england and eastern wales. winds are going to fuel bitter, gus is around 50 miles an houraround fuel bitter, gus is around 50 miles an hour around north sea coasts and that will really knocked the edge of temperatures, not that there is much about those temperatures to brag about. factoring in winds, it will feel close to freezing. they could be some wintriness in some of these showers. tuesday night, the potential for hill snow across the high ground in wales and the moors of north england. the atlantic cannot bring its warming air to us because the winds are coming from the other way. looking at east or south—easterly winds, tending to push the biggest crowd further northwards across northern en

titles like the independently owned express & star in northampton were treasured in their communities commercial clout is diminishing. now, if you want a second—hand car, you look online. and, if you want local news, fewer and fewer turn to print. it's challenging. i think if you look at the size of the audience compared to, say, 20 years ago, more are reading our stories now than they were at that time. but that's if you take the print audience and the digital audience together. the difficulty we've got is, of course, a large proportion of those people that are reading are no longer paying for the content. it's just the print audience that are, and it's how we monetise that digital segment. the romance and nostalgia of local papers is at odds with the brutal reality of digital news. now that we all have the equivalent of the printing presses in our pockets, classified ads have disappeared, and aren't coming back. what's more, it is hard for these guys to drive subscriptions. so, while everyone agrees that local news matters, no—one agrees on how to save it. and, while these guys are

tony dokoupil is in northampton, massachusetts outside one of the two stores opening today.good morning. well it's cold, wet, rainy. and marijuana is still very much illegal at a federal level. but look at that. those people have been building in that line since midnight, hoping to make some of the first purchases in the state since 100 years ago when marijuana was prohibited. and you will never guess who the first person is in line. it's another morning of long lines. >> i wanted to be the first person to buy weed east of the mississippi. >> are to a drug that's come a long way. >> i've been waiting 38 years for this. >> first in line, david narkewicz, the mayor of northampton. >> is it only symbolic purchase or consumed as well? >> actually people asked me about that. and, you know, i am actually going to probably preserve it and display it. because it's historically significant. >> massachusetts is the seventh state to open retail marijuana shops. but the first to open them east of the mississippi. and it comes as the cannabis industry celebrates a series of new highs. ea

police say it happened this morning at new hampshire and northampton driven silver spring. there's a 7-eleven in that area. we're told the vehicle that hit the person did stay on the en >> heartbreaking, that's how videos showing after school brawls posted online are being described. both the school system and prince george's county police department are investigating. that's because a lot of these fights are happening off campus. nobody's coming forwardo identify a of the people involved. it's making the school day uneasy for a lot ofstudents. >> we need our students who are being bullied or threatened in any kind of way to come forward and know that the schoolystem will protect you. >> crossland high school has changed dismissal procedures. additional securssyistance was also added and police will patrol the area wit many of the incidents seem to have occurred. >> reporter: lindsey magess accused of causing physical or mental arm in her care. she's been teaching in a couple of elemeary schools in the area. she was occasionally responsible for taking care of this child pol

. >> a rather dramatic moment that goes back 50 years since i was on the uss northampton and married a girl but i didn't know that yet. april 25, 2008 about 4:30 i get a call from a dealer you should go down to the auction at the restaurant that starts in an hour and a half. he said 22 lots of the sought-after burgundy wine one of the greatest are going to be withdrawn in the fourth-generation proprietor flying in to make sure they are withdrawn because he knows pr counterfeit. i took a shower and got dressed and went to the auction and that is the greatest wine list. at the end, everybody knew they had complained of these wines and we asked the director at the end it here and he said he is the little fellow over in the corner. i never met rudy and normally identify myself as a journalist. he is looking at me like do i know this guy and i see that he's thinking for an answer and finally says we try our best, but that's burgundy and shit happens. that is the last thing he said and now i will pass the buck. [laughter] >> eight years later i was still running and by then he was on a big

as the car's driver was making a left turn on northampton drive near new hampshire avenue. nwe're told two people the corolla died while another passenger has life threatening ivjuries. the of the truck was not hurt. >>> meantime, a frightening ordeal turns into heart break after a man's dog gets shot during a this happened on franklin street in northeast d.c. friday night. we're told the victim had just gotten out of his car when a man approached, pointed something in his back and took hisne ip and cash. the suspect ran to a getaway car. police say the victim's dog, a pit bull, ran after the guy.r anot man in the car shot the dog in the face and the two suspects drove off. the car is described as a sedan, dark red with tinted windows. the dog's injuries are severe here. anal control had tend to that dog. >>> this isnomething to keep mind for your holiday weekend. there are major metro closures near reagan national airport. two stations, national airport and crystal city stations, areo d because of construction. today bl line trains will operate between francon franconia-sp

edwards is a minister in northampton massachusetts. he does a little bit of traveling but most the time he sits at his church. sinners in the hands of an angry god, he actually gives at a nearby village in connecticut while he is traveling around in the summer of 1741. he is not the most famous preacher at the time, but edwards has come down to us as the greatest intellectual figure of the first great awakening. arguably, the greatest intellect of the colonial american period. we could do a whole class on jonathan edwards because he wrote a ton and is intellectually sophisticated and challenging, but he is best known for this one sermon. sinners in the hands of an angry god. it gets anthologized and people read it today. it is a good news and bad news kind of thing because it is a brilliant sermon and it is frightening, if you have read it. i will read an excerpt here in the second. but we should not mistake edwards for some kind of screaming crazy guy that you would see on late-night tv, going about going to hell. he is a titanic inte

one location in leicester and one in northampton. >>> the president will pardon the national thanksgivingdates are peas and carrots. both from south dakota. peas loves p s popcorn. after the event, the turkeys make the new home at virginia tech gobblers rest. >>> while were you sleeping, hosts had fun roasting the turkey pardon. as you imagine. >> president trump will pardon two turkeys tomorrow. first, robert mueller will subpoena them. >> president trump will pardon a turkey. after the ceremony, the turkey will be sent to live a foarm upstate with jeff sessions. you can tell the turkeys want to drag out the vote as long as possible. they asked the vote happen in florida. >> surprising. suggesting he already pardoned a turkey. >> pardon me. i'm gone the rest of the week. happy thanksgiving. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. here's "new day." >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, it is "new day," tuesday, november 20th, 6:00 in new york. we do begin with breaking news. a federal judge blocks the white house from denying asylum

sara cox will look after northampton v wasps in the premiership rugby cup on sunday.nd was also the first woman to referee a second—tier men's game. also you have got a female being the television match official in the premier cup and also an assistant. it is really coming on, women's refereeing in rugby union.” it is really coming on, women's refereeing in rugby union. i think it is progress. i think people who know sport well says it is interesting that it is —— it has happened in rugby. less deference. it can be a confusing ground, when the ball goes to ground, helped by television officials. yes, you feel it might come, it has happened in germany in the top—flight. rafael nadal has withdrawn from the paris masters tennis, meaning that novak djokovic will replace him as the new world number one on monday. the spaniard had been due to make his comeback after nearly two months out with a knee injury. but he's felt pain whilst serving and has been advised that playing in paris would only make it worse. and finally, to mark his 58th birthday, diego maradona has been im

will become the first woman to referee two top—flight english mens teams when she takes charge of northampton and rugby world cup sevens finals. simone biles won the 1ath world title of her career, with a massive score on the floor, in the last apparatus final at the world championships in doha. the floor gold was her sixth medal of the week and despite scoring lower than she had in her qualifying her friend and team mate morgan hurd. it's been a lot of hard work, especially those times in the gym you really have to gear down and put up you really have to gear down and put up with it and hit those routines and sets some really proud of the work i put in these world championships and hopefully to improve for the next year. novak djokovic is through to the paris masters final after a tough three set victory over roger federer. in a match lasting over three hours, the new world number one came through in a final set tie break. he'll meet karen khachanov in sunday's final after he beat austria's dominic thiem. just over an hours later in kentucky, victor is in the turf. unable, the horse winning

movement women are not going back, and that is the message all over, including -- my little town in northampton, teenagerred holding up signs in front of city hall that said, i still believe anita hill. which is kind of amazing because the weren't alive, weren't born. but they did -- >> i think that we have some time now for questions from the audience. so, if you have -- we should come up to the mics here perhaps so we can actually hear you. anybody in the audience have a question? >> so, while people are positioning themselves, i want to pick up on the fact you said you do believe this is the turn-around point because we feel it also acutely, some people were saying -- in the past, these kinds of thing would happen and we could say, as many people say, boys will be boys or that's the way things are or life as we know it as womanhood in america but you think that is finally changey. >> i'm always read for the republics to come up -- the republican to come up with some strategy. we're not out of woods yet. the fbi investigation is a bit of a fig leaf and all defense depths on us doing the civic

joining me from northampton, massachusetts, dan adams.s the cannabis reporter for "the boston globe," which launched a new section dedicated to marijuana coverage. he's also the author of "this week in weed," that newsletter. dan, welcome. i bet that title goes over well when you tell people what you do. >> it's a school job, i won-- c won't deny it. >> what is it like on day one for marijuana legalization in massachusetts, the first state on the east kwoeft? >> to be honest, the weather is absolutely miserable. it's been sleeting and raining all day. it's cold. maybe low 30s, mid-30s, but folks here are in good spirits. they're braving the weather. i had a line of hundreds earlier stretching around the block. it's dwindled a little bit now and they've been taking folks into the store about ten people at a time and processing them through there and they've been coming out with their marijuana. >> so the massachusetts doh expects 219 million for the first year of revenue from this. how is massachusetts doing it differently though from colo

later my son to go see 42 and i live out in northampton and so we go to cinema and hadley and we weretching the movie and only two black kids in the movie audience and everyone is laughing at this cartoonish racism and they're all laughing at all the stuff because it's so preposterous and i'm looking around and looking at everybody and say these are your relatives and this is not a remarkable position that they were taking back and that's the common position. it's one thing to indict the past and look at the mirror and that's the difference with kelly cap next was not indicting the past but looking at our current police force looking at our current system and looking at you and looking at everyone and saying it was unacceptable to you who have friends or relatives on the police force. where as jackie robinson or mohammed of the about goals and grandparents and whoever from 50 years ago or 75 years ago. that was the biggest difference in that you're looking at this from an indictment standpoint. you know how the story ends and know the jackie robinson ultimately was dedicated in the cu

giant pea pod trucks, the driver hit a toyota corolla as the car's driver was making a left turn on northamptonnear new hampshire avenue. we're told two people in thell coa died while another passenger has life threatening injuries. the driver of the truck was not hurt. >>> the time is 7:06. a frightening ordeal turns into a heart break afte a man's dog gets shot during a robbery. this happened onanklin street in northeast d.c. friday night. we're toldim the vihad just gotten out of his job when the job -- car approached. povice say the im's dog, a pit bull, ran after the guy. another man in the car shot the dog in the face and the two suspects drove off. that get away car is described as a dark red sedan with tinted windows. the dog's es are pretty severe. animal control had to tend to the dog. >> horrifying. >>> keep this in mind for your holiday weekend. there are major metro closures near reagan national airpo. two stations, national airport and crystal city stations, will be closed for construction and we know today blue line today will operate between franconia springfield and braddock ro

the most recent phase saw shops close their doors in northampton, stockton and walsall.ay significant further change is required. what will that look like a snack —— what will that look like?” outlined in may that marks & spencer needs to be going under at a transformation. it is a part of a 3— five—year plan and we are try to fix the basics. the first thing we had to do was change the copper and leadership of the business, dividing the business into a family of businesses, combined with a strong brand, customers that share common values and common data. these are strong businesses but what we have got to do is make sure we transform them as part of that change programme. you have been pretty blunt about the amount of work that needs to be done, your chairman said this summer that it is on a burning platform. lot of speculation that you are about to separate the third business from the clothing business. is that any truth? no truth to that, strong family businesses and we share common strong family businesses and we share common customers strong family businesses and we