that the port of boston would be closed until the citizens of boston reimbursed the east india company for the two they destroyed the colonist refused your and a half later the colonists still refusing to reimburse the corp again openly stated their defiance of the east india company in great britain by taking on british troops in an armed conflict at lexington and concord the shots heard around the world on april nineteenth seventeenth seventy five so there you have it a boston tea party it was a revolt against corporate power and corporate tax cuts from the mouth of the man who was there that night and today it seems as if this generation of tea partiers as they begin to slowly realize that their so-called movement is being funded by america's second largest privately held corporation and its owners the east india company of today and maybe they're beginning to wake up there was a tea party event scheduled today for washington d.c. and so few people showed up that news which would sort of satellite truck he was intending to break into their news with the coverage gave up and went hom

adams was fun of boston's largest brewer. you still see the name that the current cinema and stare at nothing to do with the original brewery. his father died when sam is 36. until then, sam had been too lazy to earn a living on his own finale at taking control of the prairie and could have ran into bankruptcy. he allowed the family manager and seemed unconcerned with earning money, married, fathered two children after his wife's death his champion liberty bond himself a slave and racist children in abject poverty. his father found in the senate care, an easy job as a tax collector, to insurers on the children and slaves. within a short time from his lechers showed a shortage of a thousand pound representing tax monies he had either failed to collect or had embezzled. he was later convicted of embezzlement. as for artists, he was a young lawyer who is deeply humiliated when the royal governors failed to appoint his father, james otis senior asked chief justice of the colony because of a clear conflict of interest. john otis g

the army pulled out of boston and peace returned to boston and the rest of the colonies. the troubles bean britain and her colonist should have ended then and there with everyone living under the union jack. expect. expect for one tiny irritant that remained with the motherland. in repealing the townsend duties, a small group of angry parol -- parliamentarians decided they need to retain a symbol to tax all british subjects with or without their consent. although parliament had yielded to all of the demands of the americans, it's majority felt it had to retain at least one the townsend duties as a symbol of its authority. so it retained the smallest, most innocuous one, the one or tea. wow. what a colossal calculation. as i said before, tea was nothing more than a womans social americans. few americans drank even a cup of tea a day. the tax on tea was anything glib, about one tenth of a penny for a nine penny cup. as thomas hutchinson put it, a small spark was flamed and it would destroy a great empire and spark the rise of another from it's ashes. as you may have guess,

boston is right on the line. south of boston, you went over to rain. north of boston, you got heavy wet snow coming down. we've gone back and forth from snow to rain to sleet and right now we're back to snow. areas of western mass, already reports of four to six inches at the higher elevations. so the higher elevations are getting the heavy snow and later on today, just all of new hampshire and maine, especially the mountainous areas will get nailed with possibly up to a foot of snow. so here is your forecast. bangor, maine, 10 to 14 for you. concord, 6 to 10. worcester, about 4 to 8. boston, a slushy 2 to 4. albany, not much at all for you. maybe 1 to 2 inches. and we'll talk more about this coming up, but it's very warm in certain spots. record highs from texas to california. >> that is so unfair. this is the part where you go april fool's, right? >> i wish, but the weekend forecast looks pretty good. >> okay, good. >>> wall street ends march like a lion, the price of oil roars upwards and one of the most expensive homes in the world? your morning bu

the mayor of boston, tom menino. [applause] >> thank you, peter for the introduction. and you're on the payroll, so don't worry about it. [applause] we can always resend those and find some investigative reporter on this. we did a library card four years ago. [laughter] you know i left that one surely? because i was getting stuck with a check. [laughter] i know teddy. when they were doing an event in roxbury with bill clinton at the archer gardens community center, talking about youth violence and he says to go to lunch. bill clinton says yeah, great i.t. a good clinton says let's go to some fancy restaurant for that. teddy had the smarts to say the mayor will choose a place to go. so he picked up this makes dinner and watch hester street. [laughter] and teddy likes to be. neal nevada. bill clinton doesn't of course i do. [laughter] the best part of the whole lunch was when the bill came. bill clinton says i don't have any money. [laughter] teddy says of course he had no money. [laughter] so who gets stuck with the c

in boston they used to throw away any cooked food that didn't get eaten. that means that in the past, 25 tons each year went to waste. not anymore. at the end of each game, the td garden staff wraps up the leftovers, 165 pounds on this night alone. >> we'll feed a few people tomorrow. >> reporter: then it's stored and the next morning donated to the boston rescue mission where they serve hundreds of people each day. >> i think about why weren't we doing this beforehand? and i think this is great that people will have an opportunity to have a people that would otherwise not have a chance to eat. >> reporter: the entire national hockey league is now on board and major league baseball is considering signing up, too. all this the idea of sid mandelbalm who founded rock and wrap it up in 1994, to help feed the hungry. mandelbalm's k mandelbalm's crusade is a tribute to his parents who nearly starved to death in a nazi concentration camp. >> i want to change this country so that what my parents went through no one in this country has to go through -- hunger. >>

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he is employed by the boston university police where he heads the detective division. before he was a police officer and director of security policy at boston logan international airport where he developed anti-terrorism programs. doctor paula is a professor

i grew up in the boston area and lived in different parts of boston. i went to catholic price school in dorchester, a section of boston. -- i went to catholic high school in dorchester, a section of boston. because of my parents, my brothers and i were all blessed to go to harvard university. that is where i went to school. it was intense. i stayed there for law school and have a master's in public policy from there. those are subjects i decided to study because i was interested in public service and public policy issues and government. >> you grew up in the boston area. what made you want to make the transition and moved to san francisco? what motivated you to get involved in politics question marks before i ran for office, and worked in san francisco as a criminal prosecutor and civil rights attorney. i got to understand how much of a be in san francisco is to the rest of the world for social justice. i spent a number of years helping to grow a small business. i got to understand the innovative spirit in san francisco. at night, i volunteered as a ne

and so i began -- i was in boston. i sent out e-mail0s on list serves which said issue if you happen to know a child called rs with leukemia in the 1940s, please right to me. and months peace -- passed by, and no response whatsoever. and i kept saying, i'm on page 60. this book is going to get written. then i got rejected, and i thought -- i went on a vacation to my parents' house in india, and someone said to me, the chemist -- only one biographyer, and someone said to me, well, he lives three blocks away from my parents' house in india. so he said to talk to him. so i said, final. so i went and talked to him, and we're having a conversation and we talked for an hour about chemistry, and et cetera, et cetera, and he said, was in boston in 1950, visiting a clinic in order to compile this biography, and i have a roster of all his patients with leukemia. and this was -- i was -- a stunning moment for me. and out of this came a series of patients' names and pictures, and that how i found robert sandler, this missing child

. >> los celtics de boston sentenciaron la serie con los knicks de new york . >> boston salío a ganar. >> ganan el duelo por ciento tres a favor de los celtics de boston casi imposible para los knicks de new york . >> al final ganan y dan la sorpresa atlanta al frente. >> poco más de 125 firmas . >> el trabajo de la nba podría hacer que el equipo siga, para que sacramento siga . >> hay esperanzas para ellos. >> el hombre que fue golpeado en el rostro en el partido de dallas . >> las cosas siguen mal cuando equipos mexicanos tienen que jugar la copa libertadores de america . >> los jugadores como memo ochoa se quejaron del estado de la cancha, se dijo que son profesionales y jugarán igual. >> el delantero sergio santana. >> se complico la situación . >> vamos al estadio la aficion dan las gracias . >> pumas hizo el gol al minuto 88, pumas sigue siendo más super líder. >> necaxa con el último partido en c

same with i-90 boston to buffalo. and i 80 in new york and pennsylvania. also, on i-5, from seattle to sacramento. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in boston, new york, philadelphia, washington, minneapolis, and also san francisco. >>> a family tragedy has been unfolding overnight not far from here in new york city. police in newburgh says a mother drove her minivan loaded with three kids into the hudson river, killing everyone onboard. the mother left her 10-year-old son on the shore. he ran to a nearby firehouse to say what had happened. they say there was a family argument just moments before that woman drove into the river. >>> police also in new york's long island, will have to update this afternoon on their search for a suspected serial killer. search efforts along the atlantic coast have revealed ten sets of human remains. they're looking at the possibility of more than one killer in the case. police are planning to get back out to that area tomorrow. >>> california officials think they solved the murders of four women from the 1970s

we're still talking about the boston marathon. lack of

the smaller plane had just arrived from boston. there were no injuries. >>> in north dakota and minnesota, the battle to contain the damage of the flooded red river moved to the rural north. more than 60 miles of highway are still closed. miles of farmland will be under water for some time. melting snow is swelling rivers in south dakota, too. >>> and civil war re-enactments will mark the start of the civil war 150 years ago today. there will be a ceremony in south carolina, where the first shots were fired on the union held ft. sumpter. the postal service issues two new stamps today. >>> and this morning, nasa is observing 30 years of space shuttle flight from cap canaveral. to mark the anniversary, it's announcing which museums and tourist attractions will become the permanent homes of the shuttles once they're retired this summer. >>> now, for some of you, your local news is coming up next. >> for everybody else, we'll show you how soldiers who fought through one of the toughest battles of the afghan war are being honored by the

it took place in boston this year. there were about 5000 attendees. there were some sessions of the regional planning. the staff also attended some interesting sessions about social media that has become a very interesting issue among planning agencies. we heard a word of caution and words of support for that. there is increasing interest from the public for us to do that. we have to be careful about the legal implications as well. it was interesting to note, talking to my counterpart about the issues facing boston. knowing that boston was in many ways similar to san francisco, it is almost the exact same size geographically. i had somehow thought it was larger. but the city's share a lot in terms of physical characteristics, the graphics, and the population is approximately 650,000. we are denser than than. they pointed out that representatives -- they grew at a faster pace than san francisco in the last census. next year, the conference is in loss angeles. given the fact that it is relatively close, i have asked staff to consider proposing sessions

the mayor of boston, tom menino. [applause] >> thank you, peter for the introduction. and you're on the payroll, so don't worry about it. [applause] we can always resend those and find some investigative reporter on this. we did a library card four years ago. [laughter] you know i left that one surely? because i was getting stuck with a check. [laughter] i know teddy. when they were doing an event in roxbury with bill clinton at the archer gardens community center, talking about youth violence and he says to go to lunch. bill clinton says yeah, great i.t. a good clinton says let's go to some fancy restaurant for that. teddy had the smarts to say the mayor will choose a place to go. so he picked up this makes dinner and watch hester street. [laughter] and teddy likes to be. neal nevada. bill clinton doesn't of course i do. [laughter] the best part of the whole lunch was when the bill came. bill clinton says i don't have any money. [laughter] teddy says of course he had no money. [laughter] so who gets stuck with the c

. >>> with some controversy surrounding the win at the boston marathon. wind-aided? what's the deal there. >> they want a course that doesn't encourage downhill runs that could create wind-aided conditions which happened today. consequently the world record was not allowed. however we almost had a bit of history. ronald reagan was a president the last time an american woman won the boston marathon. desiree deveal a held the lead late running the fastest boston marathon ever by an american woman but in the end it was kenya's caroline khalil that surged to win by 2 seconds. and it was the kenyan sweep. jeffrey ma tie set the boston record in a time of 2 hours 3 minutes 2 seconds, but, as it was pointed out, it was wind- aided and that record was disallowed. >> but aren't you theoretically running against the wind, wouldn't that even out. >> well as bob seeger said you're always running against the wind. it remains one of the giants unanswered questions. let's go back to the cbs time sheen. >> who is gonna throw a no- hitter first? you or kahne? >> kahne. >> giants in c

what the united states and its associates partners and allies in bosnia peace they engage with the boston for the nation comprising both the a muslim and croatian sites and they put in place a program to train and equip the other forces of the boston for the nation so there was this direct engagement and what that did is it provided the united states with the leverage that it needed to drive out the influence over there any and i'm very much i was very interesting i've not heard this comparison intellectual to derek and i asked to hear the comparison between bosnia intervention in bosnia and intervention here in libya but difference is they can da faecal is still a very powerful figure he he does have resources to get back and i mean here back at the west of boston. didn't in that situation there it wasn't to get more it was going to corrupt the entire region and go much further in this case it's still there ok maybe could offer you didn't get rid of all of those nasty weapons ok maybe there's a few hanging around still so they compare comparison is not very good in that sense how do you

the double to give boston the lead. the sox went on to win 4-0. in the national league, philly center shane victorino had three hits including a homer against atlanta. boosted his average to .417. philadelphia beat the braves 4-0. to the nba, the lakers lost again. oklahoma city's kevin durant scored 31 points against los angeles. the 120-106 loss was the fifth straight for the lakers. the oklahoma city thunder now just a game behind l.a. in the race. the playoff seeding in the western conference. in the nba, as well, lebron james collided with jermaine o'neal and we've got a scuffle between miami and visiting boston. james would end up scoring 27 points. they take sole possession of second seed in the eastern conference. >>> when we come back, another look at this morning's top stories, and the debt debate. the budget battle that just ended was only a warm-up for the fight to come. battle that just ended was only a warm-up for the fight to come. for pain? oh, bayer aspirin? i'm not having a heart attack. it's my back. it works great for pain. [ m

boston fell to 0-6, their worst start since 1945. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> can the easter bunny's wacky kid hold on to the top spot at the box office this weekend? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, saved from starvation, this horse provided its rescuers with a reward. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. let me take your weekend forecast. you can leave the umbrella at home for once. oregon up through washington state, today will be the best day of the next three. today we're watching more of that rain to the far south. l.a., vegas and phoenix all with a chance of showers especially during the afternoon hours. yesterday we did have some of that small hail reported. showers and thunderstorms in california. saturday the storm system moves through. so unfortunately, we return back to that gloomy weather pattern and it continues into sunday. not going to be a lot of heavy rain, but on the coastal area, it will be clou

afternoon showers in the east, from boston to new york, d.c., atlanta and nashville. >> and looking at 80 degrees in dallas, new orleans and miami. 53 here in new york. 47 in boston. 60s from fargo to omaha. and 70 in kansas city. seattle finally drying out, getting up to 55. 60 in sacramento. and 73 in phoenix. >>> coming up, should the speed limit on highways be raised to 85? one state is close to making that the law. >>> and also, one more reason to add berries to your breakfast. new evidence of their powerful ability to fight cancer. >>> plus, getting up close and personal with jaws. the new research that raises these man eaters right out of the ocean. isisisisisisisisisisis >>> well, first signs this morning that life is slowly returning to normal in japan. toyota announced overnight it will resume production at all of its plants in japan, from april 18th to 27th. the plants will operate at about 50% of normal capacity because of parts shortages. toyota still does not know when it will return to full production. >>> the economic recovery appears to be getting stronger. retail sale

of our law enforcement system and what thoughts the cops themselves can be in this case it was the boston police also public sector union members who stood in front of their fellow union members to protect them while violating the rights of the organizers of a legal permeated rally this relatively in consequential a vain event paints a pretty good picture of where we are as a country to stop and consider for a second who pays the salaries of the union members both the cops and the disrupters and can probably people more like the ones supporting the tea party the producers in american city are results and the people we let push us around with guns are on the side of the moochers this is extortion my fellow tea partiers if this doesn't get you to advocate pain as little in taxes as you can safely get away with i don't know what will. meanwhile in new york city a somewhat more liberal crowd gathered as well in new york they were led by kevin zeese the only candidate for senate in u.s. history to be endorsed by both the green and libertarian parties. i think it will be more productive at this

boston built the first modern sewer system in the united states. ours was completed between 1877 and 1884. with this wonderful new sewer system, we were taking our filth and moving it out to the ocean. of course, all of this was untreated. in the 1960s, we were still pumping all of our sewage out to moon island, untreated. we would get swimmers here, never knowing, in the middle of summer, why you would have a cold. well, we were swimming in diluted sewage. melosi: the major way to deal with pollution, at least until early into the 20th century, was through the process of dilution. the assumption was that the capacity of rivers and streams, and even the seas, allowed for certain levels of pollution that eventually would purify themself. as we get later into the 20th century, it becomes clear that the volumes of waste made dilution unworkable as a single solution. and so treatment became the ways in which we deal with pollution. narrator: to protect public health, starting in the 1950s and '60s, there was a push to put in wastewater treatment plants

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see a great deal of both a similarity between what is happening in libya today and what happened in boston the in the mid ninety's because usually called the during the the war in bosnia. muslims were beleaguered and they turned to for assistance you know iranians were the main supporters of the of it was in muslims in the early stages of the war there was a danger of infiltration by extremist elements there was a whole brigade fighting in bosnia on the site of the muslims of out of mujahideen these were extremists. many of them were affiliated with al qaida so you had these this situation in bosnia in the mid night the ninety's were it look as if extremist elements were going to gain great influence and they did know what the united states and its associates partners and allies did in bosnia they engage with the boston for the nation comprising both the a muslim and croatian sites and they put in place a program to train and equip there are forces of the boston for the nation so there was this that engagement and what that did is it provided the united states with the lead british that it

in boston, over 26,000 runners are taking part in the 115th boston marathon, the world's oldest race. the first man and woman to cross the finish line win $150,000 each. not bad. >>> and today is the anniversary of the famous ride by paul revere. in 1775, revere rode by horseback to warn patriot leaders and lexington area residents that english troops were marching to boston leading the squirmish that launched the american revolution. all day long, you can follow those stories and others as they break on msnbc and tonight watch brian williams on "nbc nightly news." >>> and coming up on the "today" show, today takes you live to the scene of the deadliest disasters and one man helped to save several lives and hear how one young woman is using a life-sized barbie doll to battle eating disorders. >>> keep it on this channel for news, weather, sports, and more.

un Ía de .cc1: >> los atleticos tienen un día de descanso antes del partido con los medias rojas de boston vamos con "acción deportiva" . >> tiempo de los deportes y tiempo de hablar de basquetbol pues los kings quieren cambiar de sede pero la nba extiende el plazo y por eso se esperan a directivos que se reunirán con los empresarios de sacramento . >> este martes la serie empatada con una victoria . >> el juego dos gano a cuatro por cero . >> día de descanso para los atleticos antes del partido con los medias rojas de boston . >> se enfrente otra vez josé muriño y pepe guardiola en estos partidos y este miércoles a las doce y media disfrute la final . >> el manchester united se prepara para enfrentar este martes a su contrincante . >> este reconocimiento fue para el arsenal . >> acá también está compitiendo chicharito hernández . >> se reparten boletos para la copa libertadores . >> de igual forma en el grupo 6 este martes tiene más partidos . >> las Águilas de américa vuelan al sur para enfrentar al arsenal . >> un empate lo coloca en la siguiente facebook . >> queremos reco

take heart, boston. it's a long season. sox searching for their first one of the year, visiting cleveland. in the sixth, as cabrera kept boston blank in the win column, a three-run shot, indians over the sox, 8-4. worst start since '96. >> meantime, mitch morlan's double break a tie in texas never look back, rangers won it, 7-3. >>> in the courtroom, barry bonds' perjury trial is nearing an end. the defense rested their case without calling a single witness. also one of the five counts against bonds was dropped. closing arguments begin this morning. >>> hockey's stanley cup champion black hawks, backup goalie turco is a betting man. he'd say they make it. turns out he is a betting man. the picture you see is turco apparently betting a canadian fan $5 that chicago would score during tuesday's game. they did and you see the fan paying off the bet with a note on the bill saying habs rule, aka canadiens. turco handed the fan a wad of fives saying turco rules. my guess, betting a fan during a game, probably against nhl rules. >>

the institute is an important part of umass boston, and when you join umass boston, you become part of a family, and the folks at umass boston could not have been kinder or more effective in making this work, and so for all the people who are here who work were umass boston, from the baht father or mother of -- bottom of our hearts, thank you so much for what you did and what you do. [applause] by the way, when you look at the model and the renderings, one of the things you have to think about that kennedy would be so thrilled with is the building will be built entirely with union labor. [applause] we would have had a rainy day if we were not doing that. ted would have -- i think that's true. a couple people i'd like to acknowledge as we begin this morning. two of the founding mothers of the board -- members of the board of the directors, senator pall kirk and dave burke no longer on the board but deserve so much credit for what we do. [applause] our architect who, and as you look at the building, you'll see what he did. he was able to take the notion as vicky and ted talked to histori

if boston started out the season o and 6. now 5 and 10 after the 9-1 win. boston marathon. hall trains in palo altoment led half the race. finish fourth. nicely done. kenya l ran fastest ever. that's almost a minute faster than the old mark p.caroline won the women race. duane wade so sick yesterday he couldn't eat. wade got white a really bad migraine. he was the one inflicting the headach headaches tonight. game 2. miami versus phillies and this would be vin tan flash. right there. hits turbo in the open court. scored 14 points. never close. track meet for the heat. lebron. had 29. miami rolls 94-73 to take a tw two-o series lead. if no 3 since november. 3 quarter court. 67 all. after 3. former warrior mike. catching it fourth quarter lead p.derek rose tile. cross of. draw the contact. tear drop mvp. mvp. derek rose with 36. pacers hang around but the bolts take a series lead. whenever they announce derek the mvp thiseria >> thanks is that "nightline"coming up next. >> for all of us here, thanks for joining us. >> appreciate your time as always. hope to see you here tomor

. >> bueno si de equipo favorito se trata son los medias rojas de boston y los rangers de texas, pero boston se armo , y el mexicano gonzález se une a los cañoneros, no podemos dejar de ladoa justin , esto es lo que más espectativas causa . >> no , cada quien hace lo que tiene que hacer siempre uno no importa en que equipo estés es responsabilidad de cada uno . >> tremendo jugador el equipohiso buenas adquisicio0nes y esperamos que todo elmundo se quede bien . >> buen pero el olor de regular llego y arranco dos euipo es de las ligas mayores en el nuevo estadio , vamos a la tercera entrada pero ,con dos jugadores , pega este cuadrangular, y anotan para las 3 carreras contra 1, empate, y anderson , ironico pero este cuadrangular ganan los yankees . >> otro encuentro los nacional de washington , vs. los bravos de atlanta, el anota la primera carrera en la segunda con este cuadrangular por el jharfdin derecho , ganan 2 contra 0 . >> bueno listo los euipos del final forth , . >> sorprendentemente en el partido . >> ochoa tiene una mala semana deportiva por la actuación comandante vene

people in boston are waking up to a scene that looks like february. road crews were out salting the streets. and a winter advisory in that area. props to boston terri schiavo sprinkles, light rain, it is beginning to dispaint those, and head off to the north and east. any snow fall suggest on roadways. few breaks in the clouds in the afternoon windy this afternoon. sun may break out mid to late afternoon. night planner in ten minutes. >> slowing down, in several spots for the emergencying traffic. no accidents, broenen broken down cars. westbound side, headed in that direction, no hang ups on new york avenue. as a result, fred rixberg three hundred, 302 and 304, up to 30 minutes. >>> brand new reports that show highway deaths are at the lowest level in 60 years. megan in arlington with the latest. >> reporter: increase in safety. you can see the folks on 9525% why? take a look. a number of actors, 85% of drivers are now wearing seat belts they protect those again, highway deaths, down dramatically, back to you. >> megarngs this evening >>> the arrest

the regional jet had just landed from boston. it was taxiing to its gate. apparently it stopped short, not

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