massachusetts governor charlie baker posted on facebook, quote, terror comes home to massachusetts. also new this morning, a time line. the fbi says it was 10:45 a.m. when heavily armed mohammed yousef abdulazeez observed fire at a military recruiting center. it all ended within 30 minutes. authorities now confirm that abdulazeez was shot dead by a chattanooga police officer. the big unknown right now, motive. authorities say abdulazeez had no known ties to international terrorist organizations, no red flags boo possible radicalization. let's go to victor blackwell at the site where the four marines were killed. victor, what's the scene this morning? >> reporter: well, the scene here 24 hours after this rampage began, the fbi evidence response team still here taking photographs, collecting evidence. that's the physical part of the investigation which certainly will be wrapped up as the forensic element, the intelligence end of this investigation will continue. as you mentioned, john, according to a law enforcement source, mohammed abdulazeez's name did not show up any u.s. database

born on august 13, 1818, near the village of west brookfield, massachusetts, lucy grew up on a farm the sixth of seven children. her father, francis embraced patriarchal tenants of the day ruling over his household and his family. he expected obedience from his wife hannah, and their children. as lucy later wrote, there was only one will in our home, and that was my father's. like most farm children, lucy and her siblings helped plant crops, garden, hauled wood and water,ed food, cooked laundered and even sew ised leather shoe -- sew ised leather shoe topped for local tanners. lucy sensed the need for further education in order for her to lead a more purposeful life. when she asked her parents if she could continue her schooling, they said she had had more than enough education to find a good husband which, of course, was the goal for nearly all young women at that time. lucy, however, had little interest in marriage and began teaching school and intermittently attending semesters at a number of private academies in the area including the newly-opened mount holyoke female seminary. whil

evan explain the plot to this massachusetts man was allegedly planning. how close was he to an actual attack? >> close enough that the fbi felt they needed to make an arrest. the fbi describes a chilling plan to carry out terrorist attacks inspired by the boston marathon bombings. alexander ciccolo was arrested after obtaining four firearms. the fbi says he's a muslim convert who had become obsessed about isis. an undercover informant recorded conversation in which he described various plans of attack. he wanted to use assault rifles targeting college dorms in the crowded cafeteria. his plan included pressure cooker bombs like those used in boston. they would be packed with nails and ball bearings. he also allegedly wanted to carry out executions of stutz and brand them on the internet. according to the fbi, when they searched ciccolo's apart, he already will constructed some molotov cocktails. >> he's 23 years old. he went by the name of ali al amriki it means ali the american. >> according to the fib, he was inspired by the boston marathon bombings. tha

sadly, in massachusetts and across the country, this is not happening now. for instance, on the civics portion of the 2010 test, the nation's report card, only 7% of eighth graders to correctly identify the three branches of government -- who correctly identify the three branches of government. unlike in english and math and science, in which we are internationally competitive when it comes to u.s. history and civics, massachusetts students are no longer the exception but just the role. -- ruklele. for example, in 28 years of a civics contest, our students have never finished in the top 10 states. students are routinely outperformed by counterparts from california, oregon, indiana, virginia, and even alabama. this is one reason why we favor restoring the u.s. history mcat is a requirement for graduation from massachusetts high schools. this is what the education reform act originally required by the patrick administration jettisoned the requirements in 2009. to a significant degree, studying war is studying human nature in conflict with itself. war has alway

one bedroom apartment, boarding school in massachusetts. john: yeah, by the time i was thinking of my education, the higher education, my family is already in kind of a middle income family. my father was able to, you know, study english at night and accumulated some wealth. he invested in the silk business. he said, have you thought about what you are going to study? i said, probably engineering. he said, hong kong really isn't great in engineering. have you ever thought about going overseas? that's when it piqued my interest. and so i wanted to go to the ivy league. if you go to one of those, it enhances your chances of getting into the ivy league quite a bit. a lot of bit. not just quite a bit. so i went -- so i went to prep school. emily: that must've been quite a transition. hong kong to massachusetts prep school. john: i went from no snow to a lot of snow. it was quite a transition. it was great. it was the best thing that ever happened to me. emily: so when did you learn how to code? john: i actually learned it from high school. this

born on august 13, 1818 at the village of west brookfield massachusetts lucy grew up on a farm the sixth of seven children. her father francis embraced patriarchal tenets of the day ruling over his household and his family. he expected obedience from his wife hannah and their children. as lucy later wrote there was only one will and our home and that was my fathers. like most farm children lucy and her children helped plant crops garden haul water canned food bill cowles cook laundry and even sewed leather shootouts or local tanners. lucy's mother was a pious woman who instilled in her children the meaning of right and wrong and insisted that they become good christians. francis and hannah believed in education and lucy like her siblings attended, and schools until she was 16. lucy sensed the need for further education in order for her to lead a more purposeful life. when she asked her parents if she could continue her schooling they said she had to have more than enough education to find a good husband which of course was the goal for nearly all young women at that time. lucy however ha

governments in virginia, massachusetts, maryland, and some others encouraged people in those colonies to grow hemp. british parliament even passed an act to encourage people to grow hemp for shipping back to england. and for most of the united states history up until the 1930's government programs generally encouraged it and did as much as they could to get people to grow it in various parts of the country. it is only with the 1937 marijuana tax act that marijuana and hemp became consider the same thing under u.s. law. >> before then but were the typical uses? why was it considered a valuable crop? abernathy: most of the time it was grown in the early years as a fiber crop. people would have small plots of hemp growing your their homes as part of the regular vegetable gardens. or slow growth -- small crops they might grow. they would take it and process it at home and spin it into cloth. it was a relatively easy product for them to grow and process on a really small level. later in the early part of the 1800s the united states navy encouraged farmers to grow it because it was an impor

i looked at some of the colonial legislation in virginia and massachusetts and maryland to see exactly why groups there wanted people to grow hemp. i have never been able to find a really good reason for that growing in all of those places. sometimes, it just seems that it is seen as a potentially great cash crop that, if it is grown and processed correctly, might actually be able to provide a great source of income. other places, it seems like it might have been created to help the united states military. from there i started looking at government agencies like the department of agriculture who in 1800s, spent a lot of time studying hemp and creating programs to promote the growth of hemp in the united states especially after the civil war. sometimes it was promoted as a potential replacement for cotton crops. the biggest reason it never developed into anything more than a specialty crop is that processing it is very difficult. growing it to get to the point where you can harvest and, once it is processed, taking it and producing it into a fiber, those things are pretty easy. it is ac

this is a so-called descriptive list for a massachusetts regiment in 1782. it was after the conclusion of the most significant fighting it still while the armies were waiting for the terms of the piece to be published and the army to be demobilized. on this list, there are at least five african-american soldiers serving. by the end of the american revolution there were perhaps 5000 or more african-americans serving in the continental army. you will see the descriptive list which was away for the regiments to keep track of the men's names, their ages, their size, if they had any kind of trade, were they have been born, their place of residence and a physical description of them when they have been enlisted for how long. if a soldier deserted, you could advertise for him and they he was this tall and had this complexion or this hair. also, if soldiers demanded that they would get a discharge during the course of the war this was the kind of document that tracked if they enlisted for a certain term or if they had enlisted open-ended before the war. you will see

the gentlewoman from massachusetts is recognized. ms. tsongas: i wish to yield three minutes to representative defazio, my colleague from oregon. the chair: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for three minutes. mr. defazio: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i've been working on forest policy for my entire tenure in congress. i have some of the most productive and fabulous forest lands in the entire federal system both forest service and b.l.m. lands under unique o.n.c. management. but here we are headed in again into a very, very potentially bad fire season. june record heat, no prescription. we had very little snowpack last winter and the heavy fuels are already as dry as they get. so we've seen this before, the fires will break out, b.l.m. and forest service can't stop fighting the fires so they will borrow from other accounts, including fuel reduction to protect forest values and communities, forest health and a myriad of other programs. this happens year after year after year. it's time to end that and this bill takes that fi

c-span: now, waltham massachusetts, is in the suburbs of boston, and a lot of the characters in this small book you have here -- i know you've written a lot bigger books on the american revolution -- come from that area. let's try one -- samuel adams. >> guest: samuel adams, a real revolutionary, probably the first -- one of the first to aim for independence. i think he probably believed in independence as early as 1768. so he's a kind of fanatic, a rabble-rouser and -- but a very skillful politician, as well who believed more devoutly than

we will see what massachusetts and the country says." following his televised speech, senator kennedy received an outpouring of support. "i must say, i was very much touched and very much moved by the sentiments which have been expressed and i as i indicated i'm hopeful of submitting my record to the people and if elected will serve the six years." he would win reelection the next year but the incident on chappaquidick essentially dashed kennedy's presidential hopes and like most scandals throughout history would hold steady to the man's legacy. justice for two victims of an infamous american serial killer. the birth of an iconic aviator whose disappearance is shrouded in mystery and a tale from the old west about one of america's favorite bandits. about one of america's favorite bandits. this is july 24th on "through the decades." in july of 1985, tickets for a bruce springsteen show in d.c. went on sale. hoping to grab a few, over a million of his fans took to the phone lines, jamming up the mid-atlantic phone system for hours on end.

another man was 37 years old also from massachusetts. in this case bridgwater, plymouth county and had black hair black complexion , march of 1779 he had been enlisted. some were prisoners of war and others had been discharged. it is a wonderful document that helps us to establish the service of those whose stories have not always been told in the past fully. this large painting was painted in philadelphia about a century ago by local artist named harrington fitzgerald. it depicts washington's troops crossing the delaware before the battle of trenton. this is an example of one of our ongoing needs in addition to raising funds to build a museum, we are conserving our collection. this is a painting that lived for decades and decades in an unheated outbuilding in a park and suffered through the years. you can see areas of over painting. these are some test patches from the conservators. once the painting is cleaned and some infoill done, it will become quite bright instead of looking like a modern washington, d.c. snowstorm, it is kind of y

harmer, institute for study of war, jim walsh international security expert and research associate at massachusetts institute of technology security studies program and judy miller as well, adjunct fellow at manhattan institute and fox news contributor. chris, let me start with you. what do you think of how this is playing it especially when you see iran's president tweeting a deal was done and quickly that post was taken down? they seem like they're pretty confident? >> well until everything is agreed nothing is agreed. i negotiate agreements between foreign militaries in ex-exercising training operations or until everything is agreed nothing is agreed. second point if there are no red lines, there are really no deadlines. the united states doesn't have any red lines we clearly stated iran can not cross or red lines we previously established we wiggled on. so iranians feel no pressure to respect a red line generated out

the massachusetts state police and the massachusetts cops know they're pros. and that picture is going to be shown and i may show it on sunday night if her identity isn't known. we really need to find out who she is. >> and, again, just to reit rate this a lot of people think somebody else will know and somebody else will do it even though i might have information you've got to pick up that phone. >> if you they will you know no matter how inconsequential it is or how far off you think you are, it never ceased to amaze me as i caught almost 1400 guys. it's incredible. people want to do the right thing. not answering our questions about a murder sentence on his last days as california's governor. today, the father is telling his side of the story to 360. colors sweeteners blank ves, and no artificial smiles. because clean dressings, taste better. panera. food as it should be. i take these out... ...to put in dr. scholl's active series insoles. they help reduce wear and tear on my legs, becuase they have triple zone protection. ... and reduce shock by 40%. so i

district court in massachusetts. remember we had a lot of word that there were big arrests on fourth of july a lot of fear about what could happen with regard to terrorism around the fourth of july and now we're hearing that this particular arrest could have ban key one in stopping some sort of a terroristic act in the state of massachusetts. details just coming into fox news right now. we will keep you on top of this story story. >>> meantime talking about reckless driving. cell phone video showing a man driving backwards down a winding road for two hours. now the lapd trying to track down that driver and governor scott wisconsin become the 15th republican to become part -- a candidate. [meow mix jingle slowly and quietly plucks.] right on cue. [cat meows] [laughs] ♪meow, meow, meow, meow...♪ ♪meow, meow, meow, meow...♪ it's more than just a meal it's meow mix mealtime. with 100% complete and balanced nutrition and the taste, textures and variety cats love, it's the only one cats ask for by name. ♪ buildin

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same conditions from mexico to nevada, even in massachusetts and pennsylvania. is that part of the same system we will get tonight? doug: we have a few showers and thunderstorms, but nothing like that, thankfully. let's get started on our midday wednesday coverage. time lapse from the weatherbug camera, i am still is the town oakdale is the high school. a little glimpse of blue sky now and then. even with the overcast, it is muggy, warm, and humid. 81 in frederick and gaithersburg. 82 in winchester. on top of that, the dew point temperature, the true measure of moisture in the air, mid-80's for temperatures mid-70's for the dew point. that's awful, and that's what we are dealing with all day long. with this high moisture content in the air, it is going to feel several degrees warmer. doppler and satellite show most of the action well to the west. some elements of rain and a thunderstorm or to move south of the richmond area. as we get through the afternoon hours and the cold front gets closer to us that in, nation with the heat and humidity -- in combination wit

tsongas of massachusetts. beginning at page 124, line 17 strike section 425. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 333, the gentlelady from massachusetts and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from massachusetts. ms. tsongas: thank you, madam chairman. nearly three years ago superstorm sandy caught millions of coastal residents by surprised and cost billions of dollars in economic damage. unfortunately, the weather is not all that -- is not -- has become more extreme over the past several years. i am disappointed that this misguided and misinformed language to block implementation of the national ocean policy keeps coming back. just like the recurrent coastal flooding being caused by sea level rise. my amendment would strike that language. it shows a lack of respect for science and a lack of appreciation for the magnitude and complexity of the governance challenges we face. it seems some members of congress do not want to see government succeed even when gove

they were successful and he capitalized that and became the governor in massachusetts. but then they got back a long and in fact this is 200. he comes to utah for the presidential runs and he sits down with john huntsman junior in salt lake and says i really want your support and as we understand it, he says yes. maybe not officially but jon huntsman junior ended up writing a paper on the relations but then he feels no one is paying attention to him from the campaign they are not returning his phone calls or reaching out to him come he's not feeling use double. when he started running he goes to tennessee and is talking about the senator and he sees this and he writes in a note and i think we have it on the screen so here he is writing well done in memphis you made us all proud it was just a hint of what is to come. >> this comes four months before the relationship is completely over rated. you can tell they are on the same page. it was the first and he came in second in a southern state where they were not expected to do very well. what happens is a key wants to be a p

born august 13 1818, near the village of westbrookfield, massachusetts, she grew up on farm the sixth of seven children. er father, francis embraced patriarchal -- he expected obeadsens from his wife and their children. as lucy later wrote there was only one will in our home, and that was my father's. like most farm children lucy and her siblings helped plant crops, gardened, hauled wood and water, canned food, drove cattle milked cows, cooked, laundered, and and sewed. lucy's mom was a pieos woman who instilled in her children the meaning of right and wrong and insisted they become good christians. francis and hannah believed in education, and lucy, like her siblings, attended common schools until she was 16. but lucy sensed the need for further education. in order for her to lead a more purposeful life. when shed asked her parents if she could continue her schooling they said, she had to have more than enough education to find a good husband. which of course was the goal for nearly all young women at that time. lucy however had little interest in marriage and began teaching school,

from the massachusetts governor charlie baker. terror comes home to massachusetts. god bless tom sullivan and his family and his friends. sullivan's last day of duty spent in chattanooga, tennessee, at the naval marine reserve center. his marine brothers by his side. sergeant carson holmquist a decorated marine from wisconsin served two tours of duty in afghanistan before he was killed here at home. he leaves behind a wife and son. the youngest victim, 21-year-old lance corporal skip wells graduated three years ago from high school in marietta, georgia. service was in his family. >> i mean, he loved this country. you know, his mamma, his mamma served in the military. i believe she was a marine also. so i figured he just wanted to follow in her foot steps. he was in rotc in high school. he loved that. i just think that is a calling that he had. >> reporter: wells recently took a trip to disneyworld with his mom. she says, my son died doing what he loved for the love of his country and his family. a decorated 11-year veteran who served multiple tours. staff sergeant d

from massachusetts, wisconsin, arkansas and georgia. the governor of massachusetts ordered flags flown at half- staff in honor of the victims. also today had chattanooga police department and fbi gave an update on the fire fight between the officers and the suspect muhammad youssef abdulazeez. the fbi said he had two rifles or shotguns and a pistol. and authorities believe he may have purchased some of it guns illegally. the gunman was killed. during the fight one police officer was hit. another officer dragged a colleague to safety while engaging with the suspect. the chief is calling those officers heroes for their actions. >> that suspect soon made his intent his cowardly homicidal intent clear. officers of the chattanooga police department did not hesitate. they engaged that person, that gunman immediately, aggressively. with the intent of making sure he armed as few members as possible. [ singing ] >> today the marine corps closed all recruiting stations within a 40-mile radius of chattanooga. officials announced they made adjustme

the massachusetts state police and the massachusetts cops know they are pro. that picture is going to keep being shown. i may even show it on sunday night if if her identity isn't known. we really need to find out who she is. >> again just to reiterate this. a lot of people think somebody else will know somebody else will do it if i have the information. you got to peckick up the phone. >> itch you think you know no matter how inconsequential it is or how far off you think you are it never ceased to amaze me as i caught almost 1,400 guys and recovered 61 missing children alive, people picked up the phone. incredible. people want to do the right thing. they're good. and they'll peck itick it up. make the call. maybe break the case. can't save her, unfortunately. but maybe save her siblings. >> john walsh. thank you for being with us. tune in sunday night, 9:00 premiere season two of "the hunt" with john walsh here on cnn. ahead arnold schwarzenegger isn't answering question as but a murder sentence he commuted on his last day as california governor to. day the

the theme for the sculpture was the spirit of massachusetts. >> they are really good. of. >>> former pennsylvania governor, tom corbett's ex-son-in-law is going to be tried for a theft case. a judge declared a mistrial in the case against gerald gibson. the jury was unable to reach unanimousdict. >>> nonprofit finance fund examines the financial challenges provider face to provide high quality education. >>> triple crown winner is racing at an invitational in monmouth park. american pharoah is the first horse to win the triple crown in almost four decades. >>> coming up in the next half-hour, about to new jersey firefighters meet the man they are raising the money for. we have a fundraising tally. >>> video shows president obama arriving in ethiopia the details when "action news" comes right back in just a moment. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a k

thank you. >> thank you for your continued int interest. >> in massachusetts, investigators are hopeful that dna will help them identify the body of a toddler found wrapped in a trash bag last month. look at the cop posit image of baby dough. she is believed about four years old and authorities sent dna in a lab in texas that specializes in finding family links. there are dozens of rod side billboards displayed by the state. >> and now they will see something on it. >> and recognizing it and there is always jane doughs and sometimes it takes a long time. >> the body was found on deer island poe a woman who walked her dead. likely she had not been there long. if you have information, call the massachusetts state police. >> just another mystery we all want solved. >> and one city boost the minimum age to $15 an hour. workers are seeing their pay get cut in fact. e,> not the words you want to have to say. this coast guard rescue swimmer saving four fishermen in trouble next. toms was all i was doing. and when i finally t