that was the end of british authority in worcester. this happened in every shier town. and plymouth the people got so pumped up after doing a similar event they went down to plymouth rock and said we can move this thing and they all gathered around and lifted and they were going to bring it to the court house. they probably have the brute strength but did not get the logistics' out so plymouth rock is where it is. beckett steve the idea of the power here. in the wake of this in the town of worcester they instruct their representatives to the new provincial congress which is taking the place of the old assembly. this by the way is before lexington so they instruct him, they instruct him to say it is time to form a new government as from the ashes of the phoenix of the old. and no matter what our enemies might say about its of labor ready to take this step. this is to the day 21 months before the congressional declaration of independence. the longer version is in my second book, the first american revolution but now that obviously people are kind of like what is going on?

the minutemen started in worcester two weeks after of the overthrow, because they know the british are going to counterattack. they work on this great intelligence network. so revere is a part of. that's the full story. it's an awesome story, an amazing story and it's not told. i go through in "founding myths" 13 of such dear elevations, not only how the story was created but deeper stories at times, but that natural suggests another. each one of these books leads to another one, and that suggests in my mind, i see why the stories are created. they're created to partly kind of build a certain version he nationalism in the 19t 19th century and they stick because they are good stories. see, that's the thing. i mean, that's a great story. and all these stories, they're great stories, even down to george washington and the cherry tree. it sticks because it works. there's no basis in anything, but hey, kids like it. so you kind of play to the market, and the market likes a good story. so i'm thinking, well, wait a second, the nature of a good story is like individual heroes, maybe david and

and for this storm going through now and worcester county, i'm confused. that's worcester until 5:30. all of the beaches, that's what we're concerned with. the storm is making its way offshore. we'll take you through it briefly. you're seeing thing west're not used to seeing around here. there what this indicate. it looks at the direction away and towards the radar. when you see the greens and reds next to each other. that's an indication there could be a rotation going on with the storm. this was as it came through berlin and ocean city. that's why the warning was issued and at this point, without the twisting winds, the wind gusts are approaching 70 mire and -- 70 miles per hour. it extends to the south west and it goes into virginia and delaware. on the back of this. we have a few thunderstorms an not what we're seeing on the front end. as soon as we get through it. we'll get a sigh of relief and for more, here's tim williams in the weather center. >>> well, the storms came through quick him this is what it looks like now. we're looking at this green. t

not things i'm comfortable talking about right now. >> reporter: while he would not elaborate, the worcester county district attorney did say it is remarkable this baby is still alive. for abc news, adam sexton in manchester, new hampshire. >> the government's balance dollar cash for clunker program is so popular that the cash has run out. the white house says it is working on putting more money in possibly from the tarp fund. the clunk are program offered up to $4,500 for drivers to turn in their old goes guzzlers. the money was supposed to last until november. >> a little more successful than they anticipated. >> it's going to be stormy today from the northeast into ohio and tennessee valley with thunderstorms, flooding, hail and a chance of isolated tornadoes. severe weather also from north texas to nebraska today and scattered showers from montana to michigan. >> slightly cooler but still hot in the pa sick northwest, 92 in pore land, 85 in seattle. phoenix hits 110, sacramento 89. mostly in the 80s for midwest. it's 82 in new york are 85 in baltimore. >> they have that big running of th

on wednesday, 35-year-old julie cory of worcester, massachusetts was arrested in plymouth, new hampshirefriends became a little concerned about how she got home so early after just giving birth. many of her acquaintances watch the news, and realized that there was a woman who was killed and missing their child. >> reporter: cory is described as an acquaintance of haynes. she initially faced kidnapping charges. today police also added murder. as far as the newborn, police say the baby girl is in good condition in a new hampshire hospital. lindsey davis, abc news. >>> cleanup continues tonight after a tornado touched down in new jersey. people reported seeing a funnel cloud in essex county yesterday evening. the winds were strong enough to topple a silo, crushed two barnes, and uproot trees. thankfully no one was hurt. >> knowing that my wife and kid wasn't here, i really wasn't too curbed about it. everything around us can be replaced. >> busy cutting trees and clearing limbs from the roadways. one farmer says he lost at least one cow calf that was picked up by the wind and blown away. >>

also, worcester county. we put it in motion. you can see them gaining a lot of strength over virginia, and staying strong over the bay. now we have all of these severe thunderstorm warnings in effect. and we'll have a complete weather forecast coming up shortly. vic? >> thank you very much, bernadette. >>> as she was telling you, we have severe thunderstorm warnings in effect. >>> we'll have your updated first warning forecast. >>> bernadette woods in the weather center this afternoon. following a number of storms. >> there's a lot of storms out there, affecting a lot of people. and the most pressing of them are the new severe thunderstorm warning. we'll take you through this event here. a lot of people being affected. tornado warning earlier in the day for this thunderstorm cell now in pennsylvania. tornado warnings for these. these are now dying down somewhat. but they're still strong thunderstorms over the northern part of the eastern shore. but this last round, is what has prompted a severe thunderstorm warning for somerset,

had yesterday are not a part of the baltimore weather tonight but look what's going on down around worcester county. ocean city getting hammered with thunderstorm activity. there's more in store down to the south. we're not totally out of the woods. if i shift the radar you can see shower and thunderstorm activity in portions of pennsylvania. there is a chance we could see a spotty thunderstorm later this evening. quite frankly, looks like we're out of the woods. partly cloudy. there are a few scattered storms. temperatures will be in the 80s the next couple of hours. tomorrow should be a very warm humid day. what about more thunderstorm activity during the rest of the week? we'll take a lock at -- a look at the numbers. just over 5700 customers do not have power this evening. >>> now to a disturbing story out of san antonio, texas. police say a woman accused of decapitating her 3 week old son used a knife, two swords and ate some of the body parts. the chief said the crime is too heinous to fully discuss but that she ate parts of the baby's brain, bit off three of his toes before stabbing h

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haynes was found dead monday in her worcester apartment. corey was found with the baby in a homeless shelter on thursday. the baby is said to be in good condition. >>> more rough weather is forecast up and down the atlantic coast. the rough weather is a repeat of the last few days that's racked the region with flooding rain, powerful thunderstorms, and ge daing tornadoes. a massive storm pounded memphis yesterday afternoon. as many as three tornadoes were reported and more than two inches of rain fell. no one was seriously injured, but there was extensive damage. at least 50 homes were hit. power lines and trees were toppled. at one point 12,000 people lost electricity. a tornado also touched down near shreveport. >> sitting in the living room, heard a loud noise, come out here and seen my barn being took across the field. i could see the tornadoes. >> the fast-moving tornado was a stretch of rough weather moving up and down the east coast. folks in new jersey are cleaning up following a powerful tornado that hit wednesday with winds exceed

on monday, her mother, 23-year-old darlene haynes, was found mutilated in a closet in her worcester, massachusetts, apartment. her baby, not due for another month, had been cut out and stolen. police searched the local hospital, knowing the baby would need urgent medical attention to survive. but they say it was the suspect's friends that gave them the tip they needed. >> some friends became a little concerned about how she got home so early, after just giving birth. many of her acquaintances watched the news. and realized that there was a woman who was killed and missing their child. >> reporter: detectives tracked down 35-year-old julie corey to a shelter in plymouth, new hampshire, where they believe she went to relocate. they have charged her with kidnapping. but have not yet charged her with murdering haynes. a memorial outside darlene haynes' home, is growing, as the community tries to understand this unthinkable crime. haynes had three other young children, are now now being cared for by family. >> darlene had a name for the baby. but wouldn't tell anybody because she wanted t

. >>> a murder mystery in worcester, massachusetts, has authorities searching for an 8-month-old fetus. the mother body was found in an apartment on monday. an autopsy revealed that her child had been removed from her womb. neighbors said they got suspicious when the victim mysteriously disappeared. >> she hadn't come down. and from thursday, friday and saturday, everybody questioned where she was. and nobody knew. the landlord went in monday morning and found her in the closet. >> according to medical personnel, given the late stage of pregnancy this infant was viable and it could, perhaps, survive, it may be alive as we speak now. but the baby would be in dire need of medical attention. >> police are revealing very little about their investigation in order not to tip off whoever is responsible. >>> in a wichita, kansas, courtroom, anti-abortion activist, scott raider has pleaded not guilty to the first-degree murder of george tiller. he faces life in prison if convicted for gunning down dr. tiller at a church service in may. >>> the search for more than 70 missing haitian migrants co

just had a tornado warning and it is now expired, but the threat for severe weather still exists in worcester county just on the lower eastern shore. in fact up and down the eastern shore. we're still seeing the strong thunderstorm activity with a lot of lightning. if you are headed to the game tonight, it looks like we're seeing good conditions out there. temperatures will be in the 70s. we'll see clearing skies. the storms are coming to an end, and maybe a little wet on the seats. we are going to see dry conditions throughout the rest of the evening. i'll have a look at the weekend forecast, coming up. >> and we mentioned those power outages. we just got an update from bge. and right now more than 37,000 people are without power. more than 17,000 are in anne arundel county. about 7,000 in baltimore county. carroll county has 1500 outages. and more than 8,000 people in harford county are without power. >>> elvis left the building, if only briefly this afternoon, to protest city hall. the nacho mama bar and elvis lounge in kenton is fighting an ordinance that prohibits placing their landmark

her mother's body found in her worcester, massachusetts, apartment. our boston tv station wcbb brings us up to date. >> reporter: julie corey of worcester was taken into police custody last night in plymouth, new hampshire. investigators were tiched off by friends when they became suspicious when corey told them she had just given birth. they didn't even know she was pregnant. >> some friends became a little concerned about how she could home so early after just giving birth. >> reporter: police believe the child is the daughter of darlene haynes, the worcester mother of three other girls whose body was found monday in the closet of her apartment. as of now julie corey is only being charged with being a fugitive from justice on suspicion of kidnapping an infant. >> she was with another male subject. we don't believe at this point he had anything to do with it. he was questioned and released. >> mourners have gathered outside darlene haynes' home, turning it into a makeshift memorial. police believe she had been dead for several days before her body wa

found alive and two people are arrested. 22-year-old darlene hayes was found dead monday in her worcester, massachusetts apartment. police say the woman who took the baby tried to pass her off as her own. >>> if you think the potholes on lombard street are a problem, a massive sinkhole opened up in texas. the huge crater is 70 yards long, almost 50 feet deep. jerry jones wants to bill another stadium here. >> we told you yesterday about the 7-year-old who stole his parents' car to avoid church. this morning we have the dash cam video of that car chase in utah. it started when police saw the driver roll through a stop sign and then refused to pull over. when the car finally stopped at a house deputies were shocked to see a 7-year-old -- there he is -- get out behind the wheel and make a run for it into his house. >>> wearing too much per people could be -- perfume can be offensive but one office actually sent 34 people to the hospital. fire officials in fort worth, texas at first thought the 150 people at the texas bank call center had been exposed to carbon monoxide. they later discovered

officials in worcester say the woman who took the baby tried to pass her off as her own.orn's mother was found dead earlier this week in her apartment and police say the suspect who was an acquaintance was arrested and charged with kidnapping and murder. >>> authorities are keeping a close eye on this massive sinkhole. that opened up in a remote part of texas. the huge crater is 70 yards long, 70 yards wide, about 50 feet deep. luckily though, no one has fallen in. >>> we told you yesterday about the utah kid that got behind the wheel of his parent's car because he didn't want to go to church. >> we have video to show from you overnight. sheriffs' deputies say the 7-year-old took his dad's car and kept pretty much good control of it, staying in the lines. we're hoping to show you the video and not just talk about it. the dash cam video they released, the deputy followed the car, eventually it came to a stop. >> the big surprise came when the door open and the little boy -- we have video. it's something to see but he did stay in the lines. see those video games are worth s

they then move aid cross the bay to somerset, worcester, wicomico and dorchester counties. they have now canceled out. but we now have got a thunderstorm watch in effect for all the eastern seaboard, or for all the eastern shore a well as delaware, new jersey, as well as cease it is county until 8:00 tonight. up here in pennsylvania, they've still got some severe thunderstorm warnings up there. and this purple down here to the southwest of d.c., that is another tornado warning. now there is more weather that is moving in our direction. we'll show it to you on our satellite in just a second. in the meantime, on the radar, there is the heavy shower and thunderstorm activity that moved across the bay, is now affecting the eastern shore. and that's the reason for the thunderstorm watches in effect for that region. but here in baltimore right now, we're okay. but we've got more heading in our direction. we'll be watching as the evening guess along. temperature-wise across the area right now, it's 79 in york. 81 in hagerstown. on the eastern shore 86 in dover. 84 in ocean city. a

and in fact worcester county right now under a tornado warning. that is until 5:30 this evening. as you can see, the folks in ocean city dealing with a lot of messy weather right now. many lightning strikes in the threat for tornadoes is a possibility there until 5:30 this evening. we're going to see the storms push out of that area, as they did here in the baltimore area. so not being a threat later on tonight, but for the time being, still a severe weather situation down there on the lower eastern shore. back here at home, 74 degrees in baltimore. 71 in york, p.a. 72 in easton. we have cooled way down from the temperatures we had earlier this afternoon. the rain came through and we had that videotapetive cooling, which cools the atmosphere. now we are going to stay in the low 70s this evening. and only drop down into the upper 60s during the overnight hours, and warm weather ahead for the weekend. we're going to see a change in the humidity levels. but not a change in the temperature. so still expecting the warm temperatures to hold through both saturday and sunday. but we're g

district attorney just released a statement a few minutes ago, indicating that he wanted to give worcester police room to do their investigation, given the horrific facts of this case. and would not be getting in their way. >> laura, do they believe the baby is still alive? are you getting any inkling there? >> as of last night, that was their hope. but no indication that they were in the neighborhood. earlier this morning they're calling hospitals all around the region to try to track down the unborn baby girl. >> let's bring in don clark, how do you go about finding this little baby? >> mike, this is a tough one. i can tell you programs such as yours and others like this, it's got to get out there and get on the air. somewhere in that community, i would suspect that a person in that area may have been the one who have taken this little baby. it doesn't appear to me that darlene was that well known outside of her circle there. so to me, it had to be somebody there who desperately wanted a little baby, to take it. they have to start talking to everybody, all of the neighbors, everybody the

it was in her home in worcester, massachusetts. it wasn't until tuesday that the medical examiner realized the mother of three had been eight months pregnant. it was the strange behavior of julie cory that led to a break in the case. cory told mutual friends she gave birth sometime last week. cory's friends who didn't even know she was pregnant called police. >> many of her acquaintances watched the news and realized that there was a woman who was killed and missing the child. >> reporter: meanwhile, cory, the baby and male friend was picked up last night at a shelter in plymouth, new hampshire. cory was questioned and is in kwud this morning. she's charged with being a fugitive for justice with probable cause that she kidnapped the baby. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. the baby girl survived the ordeal, but what are her long-term prospects? jennifer ashton is here with more on that. this baby, obviously, born under horrific circumstances. medically, what complications might the baby have that perhaps a baby who was born pr

last year a worcester police official told me we did the key things. found the suspect and most importantly we found the baby girl alive. now the inevitable questions, was anyone else involved in this horrific crime? and how and why would anyone who's not totally delusional do something like this? this is reality, not fantasy, for 35-year-old julie corey. bail out of reach at $2 million, and that's just for the fugitive and kidnap charges related to the newborn she claimed was hers, when she was arrested in plymouth, new hampshire. a baby jane doe now safe and thriving back in massachusetts. >> she was a healthy 4 pound baby who at this time is getting the best of care. >> reporter: still pending, likely charges in the murd earp of a brutally beaten acquai acquaintance of corey's, 33-year-old darlene haynes from whose womb the baby was forcibly taken at about eight months gestation. >> not your classic preemie who needed an incubator. much closer to term babies are much more likely to be well. >> reporter: that's the extent of the good news. the awful

sergeant kerry hazelhurst is with the worcester police department. sergeant, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. >> let me go back to monday when darlene haynes body was discovered in the closet of her apartment. did your detectives immediately realize that perhaps the cause of death was related to the fact that a baby had actually been taken away from her, taken from her womb? >> matt, no, because upon the arrival on the scene, the woman was found in a closet wrapped in a blanket. and it was apparent that the victim had died several dies prior to our arrival. and usually in a circumstance like that, we'll leave the immediate scene untouched when the m.e.'s office was called on the scene, and they retrieved the body, they took the body and the contents, while she was still wrapped in the blanket, to the m.e.'s office for forensic examination. so, it wasn't until then, when they were able to examine the body that it was determined that the -- that the baby was missing. >> and then how did you get tipped off to this couple up in new hampshire t

the landlord was told that they were smelling a foul odor on monday at this apartment complex in worcester. he went in and investigated and he found darlene stuffed in the closet, wrapped in a comforter, and she had been killed. she was decomposing already, according to officials. the medical examiner said the autopsy said she was bashed in the head and the fetus was cut out of her stomach. we don't know how it was cut out. the neighbors say they did hear loud screaming on thursday night. authorities are searching high and low as quickly as they can. is this child alive? >> johndy pit row, my understanding is there's not a blood trail. how can that be? >> that's a good question, pat. i do have a question for carl whitney. that is did the boyfriend, roberto, he made a comment that she ran with the wrong crowd and there was a report he was supposed to get married but he's the father of the child and what did it mean by she ran with the wrong crowd? >> that's a good time to get to roberto rodriguez who, by the way, is not a suspect. he's an exboyfriend. he's the father of another child. she a

this happened in worcester. the woman's landlord made the discovery after noticing a foul smell coming from the apartment. the ordery was wrapped in bedding inde o a closet. police say she was killed several days earlier. the woman had a restraining order against her boyfriend whom police questioned in the murder. they are now focusing on finding the baby who authorities say could still be alive. >>> we now learned that north carolina man accused of masterminding an international terror plot grew up right here in the d.c. area. daniel patrick boyd attended t.c. williams high school in alexandria, 23 years ago. federal authorities arrested him in raleigh monday along with two of his sons and four other men. they are accused of planning to rry out what's described as violent jihad on u.s. targets overseas. and investigators are still searching for an eighth suspect who belonged to the group. barbara? >> twitter is supposed to connect to you the world and let everyone know what you are thinking. but as one chicago

to the great lake and it's going to be wet today if you are heading in to new england, hartford, worcester, boston, portland, maine, you know the drill. they haven't had many breaks from the wet weather recently. here's the latest round as it heads across the mountains. to the deep south they have rain firing up across northern florida. so if you have a flight to jacksonville, that's where some thunderstorms might slow you down. in terms of the heat across the middle of the country we found it. dallas 93. 90 memphis. a nice one in chicago, 77. if you want triple-digit heat phoenix is the place. pacific northwest 66 for seattle and 80 in los angeles. as for our weather we will keep it mostly sunny. our temperatures, take a trip to the upper and mid-80s but the humidity really not that bad. are you ready for the chimes? that means it is time to put down the toothbrush and look at the screen. the seven day is up. 85 tomorrow. on thursday cooler and 81. more clouds by the afternoon and night. over the weekend we will build in toe the 90s by saturday and scattered storms on sunday. if you look

it was in her home in worcester, massachusetts. but it was not until tuesday the medical examiner realized the mother of three had been eight months pregnant. it was the strange behavior of julie cory, an acquaintance, that led to a break in the case. cory told a mutual friend she had given birth some time last week. her friends who didn't even know she was pregnant called police. >> many of her acquaintances watched the news and realized that there was a woman who was killed and missing the child. >> the 35-year-old suspect did not waive extradition to be taken back to massachusetts. as for the baby girl, tonight she's listed in good condition. >>> an investigation is underway tonight on a resort island in spain after an explosion killed two officers. kai is live in the newsroom with details. >> reporter: the explosions are blamed on a vast separatist group. emergency crews raced to the scene on the resort island of mallorca. frightened tourists gathered outside of the hotels. it's the second attack blamed on the separatists in tw

a pregnant woman found murdered in her worcester home. the fetus cut from her womb. the fetus is now missing. officials say there is a chance the baby may still be alive but it would need medical attention immeately. molly line is live with the very latest on this gruesome crime. what do you know? >> reporter: there's no doubt this is a vision crime. the mutilated body of a young mother found days after she was last seen. her family members asking why and asking for justice. the top priority is to find this missing infant. 23-year-old darlene hanes was found dead in her apartment monday night after her landlord went inside the unit to check on reports of a strong odor. the woman's decomposing body was discovered inside a closet wrapped in a blanket. but further investigation revealed an even more disturbing discovery. >> during this incident, the fetus was cut and removed from the victim. now we're looking at the possibility that based on medical personnel, that this infant was viable and had a chance to survive. so looking at the possibility of looking for a live in

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darlene haynes was eight months pregnant when she was found dead in her worcester, massachusetts apartmentay. police have charged an acquaintance. they say friends were suspicious when the suspect told them she had just delivered a child. the baby is said to be in fairly good health. >> abc news has learned the long-awaited toxicology report on michael jackson is ready. family members have seen it but the coroner's office is waiting for the police department to release it. dr. murray has reportedly told the drug propofol on the day he died. abc news has learned this is not the first time that murray has caught the attention of law officers. back in 1994 he was arrested, tried and found not guilty of domestic violence. >> a sudden downpour may have triggered a massive pile-up involving dozens of cars on interstate 40 durham, north carolina. no one was seriously hurt in the rush hour chain reaction crash but traffic was tied up for hours. >> here is a look at your thursday forecast: thunderstorms and flooding across the south, drenching parts of texas, arkansas, louisiana, mississippi and te

. >> reporter: police made the grim discovery monday insid darling haynes' home in worcester, decomposing body was wrapped in a blanket and crammed into a closet. an autopsy revealed the horrific details. >> it wasn't until then we were able to examine the body it was determined that the baby was missing. >> reporter: police say corey was a former neighbor of the victim and the last one to see her alive. corey's friend alerted police after the suspect claimed to have given birth to a baby girl last friday. >> some friends became a little -- concerned about how she got home so early after just giving birth. >> reporter: haynes was 8 months pregnant and expecting her fourth child. relatives say she was a good mother. >> she did have a heart of gold. one would be she loved to show -- >> reporter: relatives are relieved the baby is alive and safe. but are also shaken by the gruesome murder. >> trying to understand it and comprehend it. it has been very, very difficult. >> reporter: a judge ordered corey be held on $2 million bail. michelle franzen, news4. >>> the extradition hearing in this c

right now 63 degrees in worcester. and they would like to -- settle for 90 in dallas. 100 degrees right now in dallas. look at how dry the air is. all over the east and again when we get dew points into the 50s and even 40s and it is super dry. there is the spin in the atmosphere to the north but for us it is high pressure and that has been bringing all of that wonderful, wonderful dry air. but there's still a lot of leftover showers. concord, new hampshire, right now, it is raining, raining hard. 67 degrees. while around us, nothing going on. look at that spin and look at the area of rain in new england. they will be continuing to see leftover showers. overnight tonight for us, high pressure still in on us. another wonderful day coming up tomorrow. we will still see dry air in on us. as winds from the north and northeast. you about then as we do get into the weekend, a little weather front approaches, we will see that humidity coming our way. 83 degrees tomorrow. we will settle for that. average high is 88. for this e

the public information officer for worcester police department in massachusetts, what are you learningbout what went down with julie and the murdered woman? >> we believe that the two knew each other. they were acquaintances and she was one of the last few people seen with the victim on thursday. thnlgs thmt then we are backtracking with the woman or where she was heading to even before we discovered she was in procession of a baby. it was just through the standard procedure of investigating the woman who was there within the last few hours. then as the case came to life through the media, information became more readily available with regard to the infant. the people that the suspect was talking to began to get suspicious and started calling the police department and assisting us on additional information, which notably -- >> so the suspect, sergeant, does she have a criminal history? is there -- do you have any indication about what -- if she did this, if she was involved, what her possibly motivation was? >> the investigation is still ongoing. it is only a couple days old so i can't

police in worcester, massachusetts, are now trying to find the baby which they say could still be alive. >> it may be alive as we speak now, but the baby would be in dire need of medical attention. >> i pray it is alive and if whoever took it, that they please bring it to a safe haven. if they do not want to go to the police. shepard: the landlord says he found 23-year-old darlene hanes' body wrapped up in bedding. she had apparently been dead for several days when they found her. investigators say they are still looking into the exact cause of death, but they say the autopsy shows hanes suffered head injuries. >>> well, investigators are telling us that human error caused a commuter plane crash near flouf earlier this year. that crash cost 50 people their lives. now there are new efforts to take human error factor out of plane travel. we'll tell you how congress is getting involved with that coming up next. and have you seen those so-called smart cars about the size of a -- kind of a soda can maybe? turns out some people are doing some very dumb things with them. i was always going hav

moderate rain showers and move once again into worcester. look at northern maine. down east, maine.y, it is a cold day in down east maine. taunton, massachusetts. so far this -- as had over an inch of rain. 61 degrees. that's south of boston. and look at bar harbor, maine mp 55 degrees. cold as a lobster pulling out of the ocean. still part of the -- heavy rains coming up along the maine coast. they had over six inches of rain at the same time. and fredericksburg, beautiful day down there, too. 87 degrees. there is where the heat is. even that has been suppressed a bit more to the south. there aren't that many areas other be south texas where the terrible, terrible drought continues that has been all that dry -- all that hot and for us, we are going to continue to see a dry pattern in on us. high pressure tomorrow. once again, even though our winds will turn a little bit more into the northeast, it will be for the most part dry. out into the mountains, west virginia, you are going to see a few more in the way of clouds there. and then as we get on into friday, winds begin to turn a

it's--it's in worcester, massachusetts. and actually, the nephew of the founder of the american antiquarian society is in my book. so they have a--they have a great collection. they're in the library of congress. i read most of the autobiographies in the library of congress. c-span: now one of the things you--you mentioned in here thomas paine in your book, and i was--because we were having a guest on our program from tompaine.com, saw your name on the advisory committee. guest: yes. c-span: what's that? guest: what is tompaine.com? c-span: yeah, and how did you get involved in that? guest: well, i'm not deeply involved in it. i'm sort of there as an adviser. it's--it's a web site where opinions-- pieces are posted and letters are invited, and it--it--they produce editorials that are concerned with issues--public issues of the sort that thomas paine might be--might have been interested in: good government, you know, the watchdog on--on our governors. c-span: what role did thomas paine's writings--and i know they came mostly

this happened in worcester, massachusetts. of the apartment buildingç found the body of the mother. she had been eight months pregnant. it looks like she had been dead for several days. doctors say the baby could survive, but it need immediate medical care. gregg: the fed's now searching for the eighth suspect linked to a homegrown terrorists and in north carolina. that group's stand accused of planning by len jihad overseas. seven have alreadyç been arrested. by the way, the ringleader is american and had extensive training in terror camp in afghanistan. there's one other person named in the indictment at large. it is what we know. he was also an american citizen and in north carolina resident who recently traveled to pakistan. that is where authorities believe he is now located. joining me now is peter brooks, former cia officer. i'd look at the figures this morning. in the past eight years, america has given more than $10 billion to pakistan, $320 million this month alone. i should think a little bit of gratitude might pr

but the body of the pregnant mother was found in worcester, mass., monday. the same day, corey showed up at a homeless shelter with a brand new baby. workers were suspicious and called the police. now she is accused of the crime. darlene hayes has three other daughters now being cared for by the commonwealth of massachusetts. the two women lived next door to each other, and we will continue to update on the story when more details become available. jane: in new hampshire, a sports reporter accused of running a prostitution ring and that may have -- that may have gone international. he pled not guilty to counts of deriving support from prostitution. the prosecution says he advertised online and would auditioned the prostitutes hotel rooms. joining us is a reporter from the "boston herald." >> it is shocking. this reporter did a double life. he would cover sports during the day, and running a prostitution ring at night. he would auditioned these women in hotel rooms, and one case he had them put on monterey and took photographs. then he agreed to have sex with

they did say that a search was conducted at a worcester apartment where julie corey was living with her boyfriend and her boyfriend's uncle and that was done this afternoon. >> okay. back to the baby, laura. and again, as we said, it was a separate story, but it's going to be interesting to see what -- who's going to get custody of this little baby because her father is accused of abusing darlene haynes, right? accused of pushing her into a glass table, choking her, also accused of hitting her back in 2008, right? >> he was back in court today for a pretrial hearing on a matter related to this incident where he allegedly threw darlene haynes into a glass table. the case was continued till september 2nd. the district attorney said they are getting a lot of interest in having the child but he would not name names. >> all right, guys. we're going to continue to follow this. cooper, laura, thanks so much. coming up, change the mood a little bit. sunday morning drivers can be painfully slow. we're going to show you a wild chase with a surprise ending. that coming up. and we'll update you on

dead go several days when her body was discovered on monday inside a closet at her apartment in worcesterusetts. >>> today the preside obama meets with 9 two men at the center of that controversial arrest in cambridge, massachusetts. the president has called it a teachable moment on race relations. he himself became part of the heated argument over the arrest of the harvard professor. as brooke hart report, tonight he's hoping some beer will cool everyone off. here's brooke's report. >> reporter: before and after harvard professor skip gates was handcuffeded at his own home, many saw one questionable call after another. >> the cambridge police acted stupidly. >> reporter: president obama said later he didn't quite mean that. >> i can could have calais brated those words differently. >> reporter: the president's reaction, though, fired up right wing commentators who called the police rash and racist. so tonight, it's beer on a white house picnic table for the three involved. the president, professor gates and cambridge sergeant james crowley whose response was backed up by witnesses. >> i

>> worcester shire sauce. thyme and rosemary. salt. and we're good. make this the day before. a plastic bag. pour iover the top. shake it up. and let this sit in your refrigerator overnight. >> next day, you're ready to go. >> you take it out. you pat it dry. put salt and pepper on it. and just bring it to the grill. >> all right. cooking this thing, it's great to have schlow helping us out with this. you want to know what you're doing right with this meat. >> this is a fairly thin piece of meat. this is not going to take a lot of time. i like to sere it over a hot grill first. if you have one of the grills with the upper shelf, let it retreat over there to let it rest. biggest mistake that people make with any meat, is to cut into it. meat needs to rest. we're having a barbecue today. we want to have plenty of good food to go along with this. the other trick with the skirt steak or flank steak, is to make sure you put across the grain. >> the grain is the lines. >> you slice across the grain like this. and it will come out more juicy. and it will eat better, as well. the same