pair of cargo shorts, and twitter users started to mock him almost immediately, call them ugly and uncool. men who wear the cargo shorts said they are comfortable and practical. mayor walsh said "i love my cargo shorts. they are the most comfortable leave the guy alone! >> who would think cargo shorts would be so controversial. >> who knew. >>> a curve ball from kurt schilling. >> ahead, his push for a political office, and it comes out of left field. >>> good news if your teenager spends hours playing video >>> breaking news this morning a deadly crash shutting down part of the mass pike overnight . it was in the pike westbound. police were on the scene overnight. some drivers were stuck in traffic for 2 hours as police investigated. >>> our other top story this morning. po woman in princeton. sources say police found vanessa marcotte's body naked and burned in the woods on sunday night. the 27-year-old had gone out for a jog earlier in the day near her mother's home, and police say they have no suspects thatry asking the public to come forward with any information. people in the neighbo

mayor took his casual look to the street and twitter users mocked him and called his shorts ugly and uncool. he had plenty of support and men that said they are comfortable and practical and he said he loves his cargo shorts, they are the most comfortable ever. i say go mayor, i have a power keys and beer in there. >> don't think he can do that. >>> the patriots preseason opener is thursday. >>> steve has the details coming up in sports. wbz sports, test drive today or visit us at bmw mass driven by bmw, test drive today or visit us@bmwmass.com. >>> we don't know how or where the time went that we or three days away from the first preseason game for the patriots. >> seems like a reunion. families coming together and patriots had 6 players missing that they are getting healthy and loaded with talent. the competition has heated up and guys are fighting for jobs, they had their 10th practice today in foxboro and brandon stokely returned for the first time since suffering a concussion. the first of two days of joining practices before the preseason opener and they are looking forward to battlin

like to 90 bent to talk about the new book "tea party women" to explore up uncool of women and that greater significance of women's involvement to understand our female political leadership of the america ken wright died thinkpad is so fascinating. pdf she also chairs the political science department and an expert on gender and religion and of american politics and brcs of glad to have per here today. [applause] >> banks kramer books for having me here i see familiar faces i am happy to see supporters. those that were critical to finishing the project. but talk about these findings about pdf t11 when they first came onto the scene i was struck by their role as women were playing like amy graver co-founders be largest teen party group that the merged called tea party patriots. i was struck by the new conservative women's organizations that evert has a social ebs site that was formed and i was reading a lot of stories at the grass-roots level. then of course, when the tea party first emerged the largest supporters politically were figures for women like michelle bachmann from minnesota. and a

people mocked him almost immediately calling the shorts ugly and uncool but the mayor tweeting his fashion choice i love my cargo shorts. >> tomlin thing on new berry street is highly fashion baling. >> you're funny. >> you're procargo. >> barry! two years ago, silvertech had 40 to 50 employees. now we have 60 to 70. we took a big hit in the recession, but we're back, strong. we had about 70 employees a few years ago, we have over a hundred today. chynoweth: businesses like mine see how maggie hassan keeps this economy moving. and she's balanced the budget. narrator: and cnbc named new hampshire the most business-friendly state in the country. i'm maggie hassan, and i approve this message because we need to show washington how we get things done >> victor: did you tell summer how you felt about her relationship with luca santori? i guess that means you haven't. now, you and i both hope for the same thing, don't we? we want him out of my granddaughter's life. plan? >> victor: i was hoping it could be our plan. put our differences aside, work in the common interest, make sure that luca santo

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about those things because there was a time in my life, that middle grade period, where books were uncool. like, i did not like words because my dad was forcing me to read ensilo medias and forced me to -- encyclopedias and forced me to read books. you know, i believe books are like amusement parks, and sometimes you've got to let kids choose the ride. i try to write books that are going to be the cool ride; entertaining but also educational. so i'm going to slide in messages. and in the last three books, the crossover and surf's up which is the new picture book, i'm talking about the joy and the power of reading and that books can be cool. >> host: what is the book of the day program? >> guest: so book of the day is a program that i started in 2006, and the goal was to teach young people how to write and publish be -- publish books. so it was a lofty goal, and so it began as a high school program. i began teaching 9th-12th graders how to write and publish books in one day with a six-hour, intensive workshop. students were not only writing the poem be, they were coming up with the title,

so, suddenly, cocaine became uncool. [laughter] >> it became, it struck the youth, that this was a path to destruction. as i say, they always knew it but we add we add contagion in reverse. youth began to copy the abandonment of cocaine. this is not just speculation. there was a study, in man hat ten, where the urine tested, the people who were arrested, and they found out, of course, what their age was. and they determined, through urine testing, what drugs there were using, if any. and what they found was, that, those were older, had been using heroin which was the drug of choice before cocaine. those who were younger, had been using cocaine and passed a certain year, the cocaine use dropped off, dramatically. each by people who were arrested. so, we know, that the cocaine use was declining dramatically, 1993, 1994. that's exactly when the crime spike begins to ebb. >> now, explaining the crime drop is probably one of the most popular past times. and two of those popular explanations, are of course, legal abortion play

closed to traffic, and twitter userred started to mock him almost immediately calling them ugly, uncool, but the mayor had plenty of support, too. the men say they are comfortable and practical, and the mayor said "i love my cargo shorts. they are the most comfortable thing ever." >> my mom banned my dad from wearing them. the quote i said earlier f you're not wearing a hammer or drill, you shouldn't be wearing them. >> my husband lives by them. >> he looked good. >> he. did >>> barry, thoughts on cargo shorts? >> i am wearing yesterday. i definitely love them. we have a drought monitor here. no rain at all, and tough times for the farmers, and the crops a lot of the crops, and it's a difficult situation here. the last time a quarter of an inch of rain fell in boston, 64 days ago, and boston had .9 of an inch. fell, it was may 30th. it's been a long, long dry spell, and you can witness that all over the place. we are hoping for rain, and the stage is set, and eventually when the front comes down later this weekend it will stall in the area, and that may provide a focusing boundary for m

that's not a matter of two words saying uncool or not cool.a repeated pattern of trying to use the dnc resources to respond to my campaign. so that's clear violations of federal law. and you know something, the wikileaks disclosure shows this is a pattern of wasserman schultz, saying one thing and doing another, and distracts people from the real issues, and i've been trying to get her into a debate for four months to talk about real issues. i think it's a shame that the press pays most attention when i file a federal election commission complaint against her, but you know for four months i've been trying have her debate the issues, she's been dodging it. last week she told a local paper she agreed to debate and negotiates the terms of debates, i've never heard from her office at all. adam: a spokesperson for the congressional office provided a statement -- it sounds to me like you're serious, what would you say to the wasserman schultz campaign spokesperson? >> i would say the spokesperson doesn't have a role to play. she better have lawyers

. >> people putting this stuff out there it's uncool if you're too independence. >> absolutely. unbridled enthusiasm. it has to be, oh, hey, i see you. >> thirsty. >> yeah. >> a study said 60% of parents have checked their teens social media profiles. i'm sure it's not higher than that. what should we be looking at? >> when we think about secret accounts, it feels like, oh, no, this is happening! there are secret accounts. a lot of teens' instagram accounts are private and within that they have cat and that is for four or five of their friends they can see them doing elicit activities. >> can parents monitor their teenagers? >> oh, good luck! >> is it possible these days? >> you know what? it is. the thing i found really reassuring to talking to the teens not only them but with their patients is be well-versed on the platform you know what you're doing. your parents will be lurking on you occasionally. >> with snapchat it disappears. >> it does, indeed. hence, don't take snapchat screen grabs as a faux pas. >> very bad. >> it's not done. >> this is a really good article. >> grea

. >> people putting this stuff out there it's uncool if you're too interested. >> absolutely. >> yeah. >> you can't just be this unbridled enthusiasm. it has to be, oh, hey, i see >>> next week, wraps up the 2016 summer movie season. a lot of critics and movie goers thought it was pretty disappointing but the movies year on coming. 1 on 4 new forward to from? let's find out from matt. a lot of these are based on real-life events. >> that's true. >> clint eastwood's new movie "sully." and it has tom hanks in it. >> it's surprising. the first time he has worked with tom hanks which is sort of interesting. >> that is interesting. >> the last ten years, clint eastwood has made eight what he likes! >> reporter: the trailer for this is kind of dark. >> it is. i don't want to spoil what happens at the end! but it looks pretty intense. i think if you like those other eastwood biopicks, this is something maybe to keep on your radar and i deeply apologize for the radar remark. >> reporter: that comes out september 2016 and so does oliver stone's new film snowden based on edward snowden? >> oliv

wilson, it'sth joe uncool they does so much for south carolina and he cares about his. >> how would you describe the internship? >> exciting. >> busy. >> informative. >> engaging. it is important to learn how to be a public service -- public servant and have the privilege of serving. and ponder long -- and bond will now about the parkway on aiken. funny thing, the people that work there are top-notch, really dedicated. it's duration. like from congressman joe wilson's facebook age. udall tweeting this about a meeting that he had in his state . "we heard from fantastic women feders across the santa community today. thanks to everyone who came out." reminder, the house and senate are out. coverage will resume next week here on c-span and on he spent two. a news conference next, talking lead to compete the polls on issues like minimum wage, reducing mass incarceration. >> ok, welcome everyone. today we are here because there is too much division in our country. we are being divided across race, geography, and religion. we are here as religious leaders to launch a historic voting effort cal