westfield is the based out of boston will musha is thegest oer. i tons just 20% ofhe of years ago.ut■■: 95% of the firm. i think this is a liquidity event one into munsed. so he's looking for more distribution outside the united states and they can help with th. so it's a kind of awo pronged approach. again, it's just 20% of the . we don't expect any changes. they've changed some of the pm roles which will does from time to time to keep ts fre. but again we don't expect any changes. this is just a watch list f i but we'll continue to watch it on a due diligence basis. thank you. >> that's a nice segway into this last item on the investment front as we had mentioned earlier, we are in the middle of a large cap growth search. staff has been working quite quite intensely on this project. as a reminder this the the fund instions the t rowe pricetock strategy. oe w01linitially initiated be leaving the fund. and jim still wagould be a new portfolio manager joining and and taking over as its sole pm in september. so callan and staff have been ackinghis a little bit for some time now actua

that that i in right back and that is that there a noted astronomer named trouville who moved to boston. he published of the outstanding atlas's astronomical atlas all time. but he thought that the solution america to develop its silk industry was an insect from europe called the gypsy moth. and he started to raise gypsy moths in the suburbs of boston and the about gypsy moth is that the because of their their habits it's very easy for gypsy to land on the wagons that were transporting goods throughout new england and so the growth of commerce spread gypsy moths you know throughout the east coast at least so that's to that's a good example of how one you know one craze can can but it can also lead to another craze that has many, many more serious consequences. and for one more. yes. thank you. you've talked about what data and information information it looks like we're going through another revolution now, like biological, you know, where companies are doing genetic engineering. have you given any thought to what your comments might be if? you were giving this lecture 50 years from now

his father was a runaway slave who managed to obtain his freedom and live in the boston area. louis latimer was a self-taught draftsman who learned his skill while working as a cleric for a patent attorney's office. eventually, he was promoted to chief draftsman. around this time, alexander graham bell hired latimer to draw for various patent application. few people are aware of latimer's contribution to the field of electricity. he invented and received a patent in 1882 for an improved filament that thomas edison's filament for the electric lamp. in 1918, he became a charter member of the edison pioneers, an exclusive organization scientists, technicians and, inventors who worked very closely with thomas edison. granville woods was an exceptional inventor from, indiana. he holds 60 patents relating to the railroad industry. his range from a steam boiler furnace, a telephone transmitter, automatic air brakes to slow stop trains and overhead wires used by cable cars and streetcars. he invented more than a dozen devices to improve electric cars. randall woods noted invention is

las carolinas hasta chicago, boston y nueva york. personas van a estar bajo riesgo de calor. todo este fin de semana y bueno, prácticamente estamos arrancando ya nuestro verano , indicativo de que las temperaturas van a ser más peligrosas. un domo de calor potente elevará las temperaturas hasta los tres dígitos y muchos lugares llegarán a los 90, pero con una sensación intensa debido a la humedad que podría romper récords de temperaturas. no vistas en décadas . >> this is not your. >> run of the mill. la gobernadora de nueva york anunció que debido a las temperaturas peligrosas, se abrirán centros de enfriamiento durante cuatro o cinco días que dure el fenómeno . al igual que en chicago . >> tenemos a muchos lugares a través de la ciudad , como las bibliotecas, los parques y también este a las a los colegios, a comunitarios y también a los centros de servicios comunitarios. >> el servicio nacional de meteorología prevé que no habrá alivio ni en la noche , no, el calor continúa por más de dos días. tú cuerpo empieza a afectarse, sobre

that's what the boston tea party was. it was a protest. so that's fundamental to this country. and so there's nothing wrong with protesting. and we ought not allow any kind of intervention to throw cold water on those expressing first amendment rights. and so i would think that this is not a turning point, but maybe the judicial system is stepping in at a very critical time. now, vice president jd vance was in los angeles yesterday. he bashed california democrats who've condemned trump's migrant purge in the city, like senator alex padilla, who was forced out of a dhs news conference last week by federal agents. take a listen to how vance miss names padilla and how the senator responds. >> well. >> i was hoping jose padilla would be here to ask a question, but unfortunately, i guess he decided not to show up because there wasn't the theater. >> he knows my name. he knows my name. look, sadly, it's just an indicator of how petty and unserious this administration is. he's the vice president of the united states. do you think he'd take the situation in los angeles more seriously?

edward is the former chief science writer at the boston globe. he's written for the atlantic, the new york times magazine and many other publications. he's the author, also the author of numerous books. i have a long list here, madness on the couch, a critical look at freud's legacy. the rescue artist, a true crime account of the theft of the scream. and i could go on and on. but we are here tonight to hear about dinosaurs at the dinner party. so if you could have a conversation about that for about 40 minutes and then we'll open it up to audience q&a. so thank you for joining us, edward. oh, terrific. it's a treat for me. yeah, well, it was a treat for me to read this book, and i can't tell you how much of this book resonated with the philosophical society's history and and what we do. first off, i was really pleased to see at least three citations of aps press works in your bibliography. and then in terms of our own history, we funded what was the first successful excavation of a mastodon on by charles wilson peale in 1801, and then in philosop

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features felt boneless from the face to the pacific on the guam and across to equipped to carry bunker boston palms. cape with a striking talk, it's up to 60 meters underground. that's it from the laura kyle. my colleague and run con will be here in just a moment. but most of the days development, the, the 2nd episode of the series, excludes the rise of the major drug cartels, the reign of terror. mexican government literally told the traffickers, we have to produce the buying because a new america is public enemy number one is drug abuse and the load ship, the international drug trafficking, calling to take some power truck loads on out a 0 for me to use these are monique challenge knows no limits before it gets to rise. welcome, dest firing musicians with down syndrome and other intellectual disability like kelly montoya. yeah. who says the program gave her confidence in help there overcome discrimination? it's really hard for society to accept someone like me, but i really like for the philharmonic includes us letting us feel useful respects . it's not fair with faith to say that's thinkin

soon, it could be boston. iran is rapidly expanding its ballistic missile arsenal.day its longest range missiles could travel over 2000 kilometers. that already puts eastern europe in range. but iran is not stopping there. it is developing missiles with a range of over 4000 kilometers. that would place every european capital, london, paris, berlin, rome, within striking distance. and when that is done, what comes next, new york, washington, the entire east coast of the u.s.. both israel took action, that reality was approaching faster than you can imagine. council members, do you believe that such a regime will hesitate to threaten entire populations with nuclear missiles? is there any guarantee, especially a regime that would chance -- that would chant death to america, death to england, death to israel and so many others, because that is where the world's head -- the war is heading and israel is stopping it. iran has already enriched uranium to near weapons grade levels. we saw the reports. it has built deep underground facilities designed to survive bunker bombs

outside of boston. david: what did your parents do? peter: my dad was an m.i.t.rofessor at the time and he also ran a consulting firm that my mother managed. david: so, if your father is teaching math at m.i.t., i presume you are pretty good at math? peter: not by his standards. david: but you were good? peter: i was ok. david: did you get 800 on your math sat? peter: i did very well on my math sat. david: you chose not to go to m.i.t. or another school called harvard, but you went to princeton. and you got a phd at the london school of economics? peter: i did. david: what did you decide to do with a phd in economics? did you want to teach or what did you do when you came back to the united states with your phd? peter: in the middle of graduate school, and i think it reflects the fact that i did not yearn to be a pure academic, i had spent not quite a year, but a year in moscow with a team of advisors to the government there, and then when president clinton was elected one of my undergraduate professors called me up and said, isn't it kind of cold in moscow? woul

miss ozturk in in boston, massachusetts, ripped off of the street being taken is wrong.al. it is a violation of his first amendment rights. it is an affront to every american, and we will not allow and we will continue to resist the politicization and the continued political persecution that ice is engaged in. and so we welcome mahmoud home. we will continue to support. i also want to thank the incredible work of the aclu and many other advocacy organizations, the lawyers and organizers on the ground who have supported his family. and i have to, of course, thank my staff and office marine, who has done so much incredible work as well. >> all right, congressman, i don't want to keep you waiting any further. as we're listening to your colleague, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, speaking, she was flanked. she was flanking mahmoud khalil during his comments, which we take to have been made on pretty much two tracks, the first issue being the prospect of picking up people deporting immigrants. he mentioned that, but also the issue of gaza and the associated

but monique, i've given how many people are still behind boston by that role. so there's little hope that things would be changing dramatically. right. double use, you'd ever shay to the thank you so very much for panama has declared the state of emergency and a poor wisdom, providence of 2 weeks of violent protests over pension reforms. police can now make arrest without a warrant. freedom of movement is restricted writers have been vandalizing on speeding this footage. what's the, don't ex, your, for local airport burning. by now, most police have accused and the government protectors, off, igniting, and vandalizing, the input offices and looting businesses. the protests that is optic, 2 months ago in bulk of the soto, a major but not, not producing beach and intensify last week. classroom police have left one person dead and separate injured in response to the vandalism. the government has declared a state of emergency. the place measure is intended to prevent a radical and criminal groups from convenient to planned violence, vandalism, and actions that enda

ms. aust turk, in, in boston, massachusetts. ripped off of the street being taken is wrong, it is illegal, it is a violation of his 1st amendment rights. it is an upfront to every american and we will not allow. and we will continue to resist the political position. and the continued political pers, cations that ice is engaged in. and so we welcome back move home. we will continue to support. i also want to thank the incredible work of ccr, the a, c, l, u i m u, and many other advocacy organizations, the lawyers and organizers on the ground who have supported his family. and i have to, of course being my staff and office, maureen doctor who has done so much incredible work as well in, in ensuring that my mood gets to justice and dignity becky deserves. and so right now, right now we hope that and we wish for my food and his family to be able to enjoy some peace after an incredibly difficult 104 days. but we also have a path ahead of us. this is not over and we will have to continue to support this case. and i also want to thank, i know we have representative from senator schumer's office

this was by ice taken from his home as well as other advocates in boston, massachusetts ripped off thestreet being taken is wrong, it is illegal, it is a violation of his first amendment rights, it is an affront to every american and we will not allow and we will continue to resist the politicisation and the continued political persecution that ice is engaged in. we welcome mahmoud khalil home we will continue to support, i also want to thank the incredible work of many groups and advocacy organisations, the lawyers and organisers on the ground who have supported his family and i have to of course thank my staff in office who have done so much incredible work in ensuring that mahmoud khalil gets the justice and dignity he deserves and so right now we hope and wish for mahmoud khalil and his family to be able to enjoy some peace after an incredibly difficult 104 days but we also have a path ahead of us. this is not over. we will have to continue to support this case. i also want to thank, i know we have representatives from other offices, because everyone agrees that the persecution bas

had landed teaching at wheaton college, a small, then -women's college in massachusetts south of boston. and so, in addition to just being taken with the story in general, the way malcolm, even before he joins the nation of islam, the way he conjures up black life in roxbury, where he went to live with his half-sister after dropping out of school when he was in eighth grade, and then in harlem, was just very vivid for me. and my exposure to those sort of black urban communities was mostly through my grandparents, my father's parents in pittsburgh. i wrote a whole book about that as well. but i think partly because i was so taken by my visits to pittsburgh and the old feeling of the black communities in that age. i love those scenes in roxbury and harlem and so forth. so, and then, honestly, i didn't think that much about malcolm for a while. and then in 1992, i spent 30 years at newsweek starting as an intern in college and then eventually became the editor of the magazine. but at this point i had become an editor by 1992, but i was still writing occasionally. and when spike lee's movie

we know is called huge long century links to all media from the countries constitution, the party boston young is, is quite open to that. um, it is see that for allowing back to, to dictate, tends to year of and he could not put him in hot water in the feature. well, he's in what 3 ready? um, i guess he doesn't want, it's a boy alova, but the point is, is from his point of view, there's not much, militarily he can do about that. and since most politicians credit that stable a situation in which they can patch the ideas and work to gain support, he doesn't want these. i'm booked to the receipts. it still be there, the wants to, in a way, in these 2, but ending it via ending real pain and presence in the one of the historic hotlines is something that the national stomach come digest. and ma'am, that's what he's probably saying. now, this is just the one in a very long series of issues of failure is what he's saying is popularity run down . why is it that the opposition policy is just simply con, asked him, i think the most leaders of the countries have, as long as you are being incumbent,

red sox boston hit the long balls the giants needed. let's do it one more time. bases loaded for yaz. you can't hit into a double play with two outs. instead, it's the whiff and the giants fall seven five. >> hoba hoba bola passo e cone. sia. >> o the portuguese call of the pacers. game six win over the thunder. it is tremendous. tyrese haliburton looking ahead to game seven. >> nothing like a game seven. there's nothing like a game seven in the nba finals. uh- dreamed of being in this situation my whole life. what's happened in the past doesn't matter. what happened today doesn't matter. you know, it's all about one game. >> one game for everything you ever dreamed of. if you win it, you get everything. if you lose it, you get nothing. and it's that simple. >> nothing that's happened before matters, you know? and nothing that's going to happen after matters. >> setting up the 20th game seven in nba finals history sunday here on abc seven. home team has won 15 of the last 19 games, seven in the finals. our coverage begins at 430, tip at 5:00, followed by after th

today bell shiva, tomorrow, it could be brussels, and soon it could be boston.nding its missile arsenal. mike: what about iran's growing ballistic missile inventory and ambitions? >> remember, the nuclear program goes hand in glove with the ballistic missiles, the delivery systems that could deliver a nuclear weapon, but they're constantly putting u.s. forces in harm's way. the iran regime has been at war not only with israel, but with the u.s. and blood n its hands. >> and he criticized the clinton administration not attacking and allowing it to become mature. and now the united states are on the brink of nuclear weapons capability. and president trump is in the hot seat and has an opportunity to do what clinton and other every subsequent president hasn't done in the middle east. mike: there's talk about the ayatollah by the israelis. >> this guy is 86 years old and always a deficit succession. the news just in, ayatollah says okay, i'm going to give you a plan should something happen to me, who knows what. here are three clerics to choose from. his son in the

and they don't want to free to rock and a bunch of connection between now and to boston, which you are referring to, for instance, to the group of 1953 is precisely, is the need to rely on a comfortable iran. and now prince dot com. now, which was logically imposed by a bridge in 1921 following another cooper. and this is the beginning of the pile, having dynasty, what's up violence, and i, and the lead probably army officer and some of the stress, the affinity is between mazda germany and the router is on the plus. um, how many principles of have you choose the type of automatic pay? a lot of the items. now this important item have to turn on is 1953. it is called by the c a director dollars that uh somehow of course is behind a large extent to the extent where exploded the note into the truck. the democrats give that to the primary is the human most of the day. so we know we mark twain that he so he's never the same body rhymes, and we see that there are some different sort believe, but after 2 days sides noticing there, what do you make of the exiled son of the last saw? he was just

the abraham toro grounder roman anthony and make it 5 for boston.liott ramos. we got a tie game. it's all good until it's not in the 6th saddam. rafael, a up up and away his 7th of the year. that said ag or the red sox tack on one more beat the giants. 7 to 5. that's your morning sports update. have a great saturday. >> alright, 7.45. this morning. a live look outside and san francisco at the transamerica building looking gorgeous out there against those blue skies. john, i know in sunrise, stephanie, like hours ago, as you of the earliest sunrises of the year. >> so this point, looks great out there that sunshine, full force. one of the longest days ahead of us here. first, full day of the new season summer, having officially kicked off last night. now here's the pluses in the negatives of the day. obviously those clear skies a plus the bad side things is that little bit of wind that you're seeing shaking the camera from the top of mount tam skies are otherwise clear and dry all the way up to the sierra. but as you are heading up there do know we h

soon it could be boston. is rapidly expanding its ballistic missile arsenal. we have seen diplomatic talks for the last few decades, and look at the results. so, you know, if there will be a genuine effort to dismantle the capabilities of iran, then that's something we can with consider. but if it's going to be like another session and debates, that's not going to work. molly: let's bring in now the consul-general of israel here in new york. sir, so glad you were able to be here today. >> thank you for having me. it's very important to reflect the truth about the current situation in the middle east. molly: well, i want to get your insight. we just listened to general pittard giving his insights into what it could mean for the united states to join this conflict in a more forward military posture. your thoughts on what he had to say. >> first of all, we would love to to take decisions for the american administration and for the american people. but i want to remind you all that from 1979 the ayatollahs, the iranian regime, they are saying that death to israel,

we did the east coast from atlanta to new york to boston, you name it.ut. and then we have la in september. and so we have dates that are in between. and so i'm just glad to be working and glad for people to receive the music. >> and what about the future for r&b? i know it's here to stay. >> yes, yes. >> maybe a bit of a rebirth. >> yes, yes. >> the future of r&b is independence for sure. i think that you're going to see a lot more independent r&b artists really get their footing, not just on socials or as far as on dsps, which are digital streaming platforms, but you'll start to see them on the charts, start charts. and so. >> yeah. >> like yourself. >> yes, indeed. >> and tell us about your gigs coming up here in the bay area. yes. so stockton as well. >> literally today i will be in antioch, california, and then i will be in stockton, california for these juneteenth celebrations. and so i'm so glad to be just, you know, a part of the lineup. and we're going to have a really good time. >> all right. well, we don't have your guitars. >> but do you. >>

she's so fed up with what she's seen happen to her country that she wheeled herself to boston, massachusetts, for the elon musk protest. she willed herself to north andover, massachusetts, for this most recent protest. and people around her who has never seen her get that angry about what's happening is now getting more involved themselves. so i think, you know, i think protest is a a bedrock of what we are as a country. >> all right. we're going to talk more about some of what democrats have been doing and the rest that have been made. multiple democrats have been arrested and detained over actions around immigration. and the question a lot of folks are asking, is it political theater or a slippery slope, or is there something else to this? we will debate it. a quick programing note this sunday, eva longoria opens the doors to her home in marbella with dishes from all her travels across spain. the special two hour finale airs at 9 p.m. only on cnn. >> july 4th. join cnn for a special concert event with musical performances from some of the biggest stars and fireworks from coast to coast. ce

san francisco takes on boston at home inside oracle park for game two.s at 105, and the black and orange acquired slugger rafael devers from the sox a couple of days ago, and that trade shocked the baseball world. but how would he fare against his old team? here's abc seven sports director larry beil with that and more in your morning sports. >> good morning everybody. five days after being traded by the red sox, rafael devers faced his former team last night, the giants opening a weekend series with boston at oracle park. deborah said, hey, he would have played first in boston if the team asked him in spring training, so he had time to prepare. got nasty when he said no, but he's open to playing first as a giant. will clark offering some tips there. bottom two bases loaded, nobody out. you know what's going to happen here. christian koss hits into a double play run scores to make it two zero giants. but that would be a theme. luckily, next batter mike yastrzemski catches a break. comebacker that hunter dobbins knocks down. but that's a base hit rbi. gia

the baby is a proviso and specialist and at least as you know, makes at brandeis university in boston. it says the situation could get worse depending on how the conflict cavities on the situation in the room is bad, it was bad. and now it's great getting drawers. are the impact is felt by the majority of your audience. those who quit a forward you have left a wrong, which means that there is that population pressure on many problems and lower income people who could not leave to your wrong or their state under a genomic pressure. if the straight and for most of you say i'm lucky that i believe that it will have the term short term that negatively impact or lower prices. yeah, of course they are about 20 percent of force or supply goes through the streets or for most, but saudi arabia and united emeralds. both have built pipelines, the east west pipelines. so we do use contrast for contract here or to read c. and you 8, you can also transfer part of it's hard exports that were true pipelines to the cost of a month. but nevertheless, it is going to have an adverse impact. however, we h

boston wins 7 to 5.rancisco has lost six of their last eight in the wnba, the valkyries held fever star caitlin clark to just 11 points and zero for seven from three in thursday night's win. that's hard to do. maybe no fan in valhalla was more excited than the warriors. brandon podemski clark was called for travel in the fourth quarter, and pods sitting courtside let her know about it. the dubs guard has already been to many of the home games, and after the win over indiana, he showed our matt lively just how big of a fan he is. i mean, i have everybody's jersey and so i plan to come to at least as many home games as there are players. you can't miss him. so, you know, just to see him hyped up kind of, you know, for me, gives me a little more energy. the way he is, the way he interacts and stuff like that. it just shows that they have love for us and that's that comes big from where they come from. so shout out to them, shout out to all them that come out and support it, because we really do need it. it'

speaking out about the karen reed retrial after this week's bombshell verdict in the death of retired bostonose emotions in a negative way. i shouldn't. shouldn't have texted my friends anything. they are what they are, define me as a person. they are regrettable. >> i'm confident we did the right thing. i feel sorry justice wasn't served to jordan keefe's family. rachel: let's bring in nicole blank becker. we heard from proctor. he was removed from the prosecutorial team and we heard from insurer talking about justin's -- justice for john o'keefe. she said no one fought harder for justice for john than i did. what are your thoughts? >> this is an amazing ultimate verdict. a case that clearly shows when the government throws a bunch of things out and the defense sticks to simple, don't get into the minutia, don't go challenging different ideas and different thoughts. get right in there and the fact that the juror was concerned about john, that is human nature. regardless what human nature brings, the prosecution simply did not prove their case beyond reasonable doubt so they had to find that

red sox boston hit the long balls the giants needed. let's do it one more time. hit into a double play with two outs. instead, it's the whiff and the giants fall seven five. >> hoba hoba bola pasa con sia. vasco. >> o the portuguese call of the pacers. game six win over the thunder. it is tremendous. tyrese haliburton looking ahead to game seven. >> nothing like a game seven. there's nothing like a game seven in the nba finals. uh- dreamed of being in this situation my whole life. what's happened in the past doesn't matter. what happened today doesn't matter. you know, it's all about one game. >> one game for everything you ever dreamed of. if you win it, you get everything. if you lose it, you get nothing. and it's that simple. >> nothing that's happened before matters, you know? and nothing that's going to happen after matters. >> setting up the 20th game seven in nba finals history sunday here on abc seven. home team has won 15 of the last 19 games, seven in the finals. our coverage begins at 430, tip at 5:00, followed by after the game, a funny video posted b

i say that i boston for the reach of we are using our most uh, level partner for the supply of long term management. updated the sourcing. india is the large supply, it offer all the machine, the gender, or the, or the, the f, m c, d product which can be supplied directly to this deal. because the project time from the india to to the site is big, larger then from a nearby china. so we are trying to develop all the fuss district yet, and the financing to the robot rupees food. so that the very do you smoke john dixon of the of the, of the supply. yeah. so it went ahead the movie of a good foot to the, to the shy subject we with the weekend is still a lot take violence the to the middle east. now as you a rainy and attacks have been reported in the news and this way, the city of cim. this is what st circulating on social networks shows a house to of been a hit by the attack. significant damage being reported by local media that so that hasn't been any confirmation as to whether or not that has been casualties. local me just say the incident shows is really a defense systems failing to sti

as you may remember, he's known as the lawyer in the boston massacre trial, the atlas of independence, as he was known, the atlas of the pushing the declaration through the floor. cohen and jefferson in 76, the author of the massachusetts constitution in 1759, which is, of course, the first state constitution written by a special convention ratified by the people and featuring separation of legislative, judicial powers and, house, senate, governor with a qualified veto. he went on to diplomatic office and helped negotiate end of the revolution and was a first vice president. second president united states, and is also, as one of our great men of letters. he has correspondence with. jefferson is one of the great exchanges, american letters and, of course, is also the father and grandfather. great grandfather of some of the most distinguished american politicians and writers, but adams was also and is probably underappreciated as a writer on politics we don't study him as much other historians or political theorists constitutional scholars to understand how our constitution to work, wha

and it needs circle bunker, boston bones, not any of the americans have. and i knew the americans have the plans to find them . at this point, it's not clear yet whether the americans will in fact join these values in their strikes just for the dental and trump has made it clear that he will decide in the next coming weeks. but if he decides not to, to on the is where it is. and the question is essentially what is the point of this conflict? because sciences, as well as security officials for me to clear that as well as on the able to set the program the nuclear program pack 52 months. we wrapped the press conference was 10 minutes to an incident yesterday and we asked him about it and he and sucks that told us that's as well. 1000 fact have the capabilities to destroy it around this new career program. that's essentially being another indication that this school could go on for a while. that was the w correspondent, emily or dean intel. a beef that runs fine minister has said that tear on is ready to engage in diplomacy over its nuclear program, but not w

frances perkins was born in boston in 1880, though she would later claim to be born in 1882, likely to appear not older than franklin d in 82, her family moved to worcester, massachusetts, when she was two years old. later she moved farther west into western massachusetts to attend mount holyoke college, where she graduated 1902, after college, she moved even farther home to teach high school in chicago and to volunteer at whole house. jane addams has been settlement home, both mount holyoke and whole house perkins to immigrant communities and to the idea that poverty was the fault of poor people not working hard enough. well, come back to perkins as she is our protagonist. but first we need a parallel story of american immigration unfolding the same time. although my book to your ms. perkins focuses on. 1933 to 1940, when the immigration naturalization was in perkins's labor department, it really spans perkins's. 1880 to 1965, which happened be bookended by the chinese act of 1882 and the immigration. of 1965, the latter reversed a series of explicitly immigration laws that govern cou

after a while, i admired that reed's parents sitting down with nbc boston after they say their first restful sleep in years. we know karen is our daughter. had she done something and struck john o'keefe, we would have been the first to, you know, to notify. while reed's acquittal was met by an eruption of cheers from her supporters. karen prado left the courtroom in tears. as much as i am confident that we did the right thing and she's not guilty, i feel sorry that justice wasn't served to john o'keefe. a member of o'keefe's family calling the verdict heartbreaking but telling dateline there's relief in closing this chapter. a positive is johnny can be at peace and the family and friends. can grieve. emilie ikeda nbc news. all right. we're also following a developing story out of memphis. the mayor there was home with his wife and kids. when police say a man walked up to the house angry and armed with a taser. the suspect now faces charges, including attempted kidnaping. it's just the latest alarming case threatening the safety of lawmakers. here's aaron gilchrist. in court today, th

boston wins 7 to 5. san francisco has lost now six of their last eight in the wnba, the valkyries held fever star caitlin clark to just 11 points and zero for seven from threes on thursday night's win. that's really hard to do. maybe no fan in valhalla was more excited than the warriors. brandon podziemski. clark was called for a travel in the fourth quarter and pod sitting courtside let her know about it. the dubs guard has already been to many of the home games, and after the win over indiana, he showed our matt lively just how big of a fan he is. >>>>i mean, i have everybody's jersey and so i plan to come to at least as many home games as there are players. you can't miss him. so, you know, just to see him hyped up, kind of, you know, for me, gives me a little more energy the way he is, the way he interacts and stuff like that. it just shows that they have love for us and that's that comes big from where they come from. so shout out to them, shout out to all them that come out and support because we r

so last week at this time, the boston red sox had a problem. that problem's name rafael devers.ut on sunday, the giants took devers and his $300 million contract off their hands in a trade for four players. well, tonight, the two teams began a weekend series at oracle park. let's go to the top of the second inning. giants up two to nothing. and the giants. mike yastrzemski bounces one to the pitcher. hunter. robin. he can't make the play casey schmidt streaks to the plate. the giants now up three to nothing. but the red sox come back. top of the third. the red sox second baseman david hamilton hits a drive to deep center and it's over the wall. a two run homer cutting the giants lead to 3 to 2. we move to the sixth inning then. now the score tied at five. when the red sox get this home run by their center fielder, sedan rafaela. it gives the red sox the lead for good. boston wins 7 to 5. meanwhile, in west sacramento, a's rookie nick kurtz continued his hot streak. kurtz hit a two run homer in the first inning to give the a's an early lead. a's starter jeffrey springs and two re

giants opening a weekend series with boston at oracle park. devers said he would have played first in boston if they had asked him in spring training, so he had time to prepare. got nasty when he said no. open to playing first as a giant. will clark giving him some tips there. pregame. bottom two bases loaded, nobody out. christian kos double play ball, run scores to make it two nothing giants, but that would be a theme, luckily. next batter mike yastrzemski a break here on a comebacker to hunter dobbins knocks it down, but that's a hit. run scores! giants build a three. nothing lead that would not last. david hamilton off hayden birdsong deep to center and he hit it. wicked had a two run shot to make it a32 game. devers best at bat of the night comes in the third, almost his first home run as a giant, but that is just warning. track power at oracle park. devers zero for five. bottom four i can't believe this. bases loaded. nobody out. it's cost at the plate. and again it's another double play. more squandered chances although they get a run.

the siege of boston and the battle of bunker hill. so that that'll open very shortly after a few brief remarks. it will be my pleasure to award the globe's prize to professor dorsey after that, professor dorsey and professor mannion will be in a conversation about the book. and we'll leave some time at the end for questions from the audience as well. our two special guests today, then, are bruce dorsey, who is professor of history at swarthmore college. his research interests include the history of gender and sexuality, as well as popular culture, religion and social movements. he is the author of the award winning reforming men and women gender in the antebellum city and the coeditor of crosscurrents in american culture. and of course, now another award winning book, murder in a mill town. he will be joining conversation by jen manion, who is the winckler professor of history and political economy at amherst college. mannion is the author of liberty's prisoners carceral culture in early america and female husbands a trans history pro

and it needs circle bunker, boston forms that need the americans, haven't any of the americans have the plans to find them at this point, it's not clear yet whether the americans will in fact join the israel, who's in their strikes. just president told me to say that he will decide in the next coming weeks, but if he decides not to to on the is ready. so the question is essentially, what is the point of this conflict? because scientists, as well as security officials for me to clear that as well as on the able to set the program the nuclear program about 5 to months. and we wrapped the press conference with permanent fitness center yesterday and we asked him about it. and he and sucks that told us that's as well. so i was in fact have the capabilities to destroy around this nuclear program. that's essentially being another indication that this school could go on for a while or a runs foreign minister has said that tear on is ready to engage in diplomacy over its nuclear program. but not well. israel's offensive continues. he made the comment after talks with top european diplomats in ge

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on israel's representatives, had to be wound off the launching a personal attack actually runs on boston. i who restated that se runs nuclear program is peaceful. a role is on the reports from you in headquarters in new york, the security council at an emergency meeting of the un security council, the secretary general, antonio gutierrez, appealed for an end to the fighting and returned to negotiations. yeah, no pre existing guys already these events, we are on cause to potential cables. the suspension of these conflict with the ignites of fire that no one can control this other. the head of the international atomic energy agency told the council he is most concerned about the ramifications . if you rand bush year nuclear power plant is attacked each time a direct result. not very high. release. all 3 do activity to the buyer. and for supporting this me thing you ryan's ambassador, a. me your site, your a vonnie reminded the council that while you run has opened its nuclear facilities up to inspection is real. has not looked at program is peaceful on on the the was most expensive. i it i

boston wins 7 to 5.co has lost now six of their last eight in the wnba, the valkyries held fever star caitlin clark to just 11 points and zero for seven from threes on thursday night's win. that's really hard to do. maybe no fan in valhalla was more excited than the warriors. brandon podziemski. clark was called for a travel in the fourth quarter and pod sitting courtside let her know about it. the dubs guard has already been to many of the home games, and after the win over indiana, he showed our matt lively just how big of a fan he is. >>>>i mean, i have everybody's jersey and so i plan to come to at least as many home games as there are players. you can't miss him. so, you know, just to see him hyped up, kind of, you know, for me, gives me a little more energy the way he is, the way he interacts and stuff like that. it just shows that they have love for us and that's that comes big from where they come from. so shout out to them, shout out to all them that come out and support because we really do nee

giants opening a weekend series with boston at oracle park.first in boston if they had asked him in spring training, so he had time to prepare. got nasty when he said no. open to playing first as a giant. will clark giving him some tips there. pregame. bottom two bases loaded, nobody out. christian kos double play ball, run scores to make it two nothing giants, but that would be a theme, luckily. next batter mike yastrzemski a break here on a comebacker to hunter dobbins knocks it down, but that's a hit. run scores! giants build a three. nothing lead that would not last. david hamilton off hayden birdsong deep to center and he hit it. wicked had a two run shot to make it a32 game. devers best at bat of the night comes in the third, almost his first home run as a giant, but that is just warning. track power at oracle park. devers zero for five. bottom four i can't believe this. bases loaded. nobody out. it's cost at the plate. and again it's another double play. more squandered chances although they get a run. top six aidan rafael breaks a55 ti

rafael devers facing his former team for the first time since sunday's blockbuster trade with the boston red sox. fans from both teams packed oracle tonight. red sox fans, though, who made the trip out to the bay area still voicing their frustration with the organization and devers. while giants fans love this trade, saying that this will increase their chances of catching the dodgers in the nl west standings. >> it's a good trade. giants are playing well right now, so there's not that many opportunities to beat the dodgers. at some point in time, they're going to get going and you better get going with them if you want to stand a chance. >> i think the timing was pretty awful. red sox just got off a sweep of the new york yankees at the same time. i think the way he was acting as a red sox and did not want to be a leader, did not want to play the positions that the red sox wanted him to play. i think it makes sense. >> devers ended up going hitless tonight and the giants lost seven five. the sun stayed out a little longer this evening. that's because today marks the summer solstice. it i

and it needs circle bunker, boston bottoms. not only the americans haven't any of the americans have the plans to find them. at this point, it's not clear yet whether the americans will in fact join the israel. he's in there, strikes just president on thomas has made it clear that he will decide in the next coming weeks. but if he decides not to, to on the is ready. and the question is essentially what is the point of this conflict? because sciences, as well as security officials for me to clear that as well as on the able to set the program the nuclear program back 52 months. and we were out of conference with permanent significantly yesterday, and we asked him about it and he and sucks that told us that's as well. so i was in fact have the capabilities to destroy it runs nuclear program. that's essentially being another indication that this school could go on for a while. so what about is really citizens, what's their view of this war? the 2 sides have been exchanging rockets daily for more than a week. was really the close.