he apprenticed under his brother james in boston as a printer and then he fled boston. he broke his indentures and fled when he was 17 years old boston was the center of american learning and also the center of the american church and it was largely homogeneous community philadelphia on the other hand was a largely heterogeneous port the center of business the center of finance the center of publishing and this is where franklin makes his fortune and he puts in his will if one of you boston or philadelphia refused my loan scheme idea the other city gets all the money. so boston jumped at the chance to take the money first and here you see this begins not long after he dies. this is the first page of the ledger where you can see the to received the first loans the first franklin loan went to a bricklayer named daniel tuttle, and it was actually guaranteed by two masons under whom he apprenticed but you could also see in the early ledgers a lot of famous names. there was a silversmith named thomas ayers and his loan was guaranteed by paul revere. there's another man a car

what do we do in boston? we [ bleep ] it up! let's let's let's boston! boston! boston! boston! can i get a little help? >> ah, the fans, a group of people who turn a bit of fun into the struggle for the immortal soul of the city. i'm going to start with fans who are in it like me who are in for more the victory part than the crushing your enemies and seeing them before you part. >> what is your sports fandom? >> mets fan. >> oh. >> hey, what's that face? >> it's not about them. it's about the suffering. >> so much. >> this is my friend, renee graham, a "boston globe" columnist for over two decades. this is her friend, ellen clay. >> i'm from minnesota, but i transferred by fandom to the red sox. >> she's got that midwestern thing. she did that. i'm a new yorker. i'm a mets fan. i'm not playing that. >> you can't even go into the boroughs. >> i can't go into my house. my family. >> let's start with -- nba fan. ufc fan. i was in chicago. if you don't pay attention to the michael jordan era, i don't know what kind of fan you are. >> we're fanatical about the bulls and that team. b

boston wa founded during the slave trade. th legacy of slavery and systemic oppression toward black people persists even into 202 just two weeks ago, the boston's city council apologized for its complicity in the slave trade and ongoing systemic oppression. mr. murrell experience is a of that oppression that this and varmint in boston i believe ovided a way through which or rationale throughhich the children of the k came into boston to try to spew their toxins and their hate. america reverend peterson, how did the police respond? where were they when charles was being attacked? >> mr. murrell's narrative is the police were in close proximity to him. in fact, heuggests that he engaged the police for help but that help at that point was not forthcoming. we have at this point in different narrative coming from the administration, from police, from mayor wu and mr. murrell's account. i am confident -- i've had a number of conversations with mr. murrell and he is clear the police were present come he asked for help, the police of

because what do we do in boston? we [ bleep ] get up. let's go! boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! boston! i got to help. >> ah, the fans. a group of people who turn a bit of fun into the struggle for the immortal soul of a city. so i'm going start with some fans who are more like me, who are in it more for the thrill of victory part than the crushing your enemies and seeing them adrenaline before you part. what is your sports fandom? >> mets fan. >> oh. >> oh, hey, what's that face? >> it's not about them, it's about the suffering. >> there is so much. >> this is my friend mae graham, a "boston globe" columnist for over two decades. and this is renee's friend. >> i'm from minnesota, but i transferred my fandom to the red sox. >> she's got that midwestern thing. she did that, and i'm a new yorker. i'm a mets fan. i'm not playing that. >> can't even go into the boroughs. >> i couldn't go in my house and visit my family. man. >> well, let's start because, you know, big nba fan, ufc fan. i was in chicago. if you weren't going to pay attention to the merger ra, i don't

you want more boston. more how do you like them apples boston, white guys from southie. okay. >> basketball is the first sport i got into. russell is my favorite. our first goat. >> they are the guys in the bar that have all of the opinions about all of the sports. for them there is no off- season. >> one of the biggest things. remember? >> those were the glories glory days though. those days are gone. >> how do you know these people? >> i bartend at a dive bar. >> that is not what it is called right? >> the nickname is what he from the previous owner. i met him through his mother and he gave me my first bruins ticket. i met him there. >> if i walked into whitey's tonight, what i get the look of you are not in the right place? southie does not have the best reputation for people like me. >> they are a little worried. a place called the why these. it is not a good look. >> you have seen depictions in all of the big boston movies. traditionally a white working class neighborhood with mob ties and a accent that actors absolutely what you're. >> people think we hate everybod

this attack upon boston is an attack upon us all. we may not be able. passed laws being dissolved, but that does not mean we cannot remain strong in support of our resolution. therefore let it be declared and resolved. that this house i should say this former house. should meet once again. two days hence in the raleigh tavern and that our first order of business should be the consideration of a non-importation association against great britain. we should not purchase british goods. until we are recognized as full british subjects. now i hope to see all of you on the first day of june at bruton parish for our day of fasting humiliation in prayer. so that we may ask for divine into position to inspire the minds of his majesty and parliament. to avert this heavy calamity that threatens the destruction of our civil rights. through the evils of war. god save us all my fellow countrymen and they god save, virginia. i can't have no illegal government meeting up with the raleigh town. they know legal burgers now only certain people in town are gonna call it tre

boston, new york city, philadelphia, looking at likely slowdowns. the firework forecast, looking at rain in the northern plains, the upper midwest, chicago, you're going have some heavy rain tonight back to you guys >> michelle, thank you so much >>> akron, ohio police have released new details and graphic body cam footage in last week's deadly shooting of black motorist jayland walker. the video shows a police foot chase, and then the moment eight officers opened fire an estimated 90 rounds on the 25-year-old, leaving him with 60 bullet wounds. walker was unarmed at the time he was fatally shot. in a statement, police said that they tried to stop walker on unspecified traffic violations and chased him when he didn't pull over. they also said officers reported a firearm being discharged from the suspect's vehicle during that pursuit >> walker eventually slowed down and jumped from his car while wearing a spacex-3 ski mask, rung away from police. officers fist fired a taser but missed according to authorities, police thought walker was then turning t

your boston. in 18 22, the massachusetts state government moved to redesignate the rapidly growing town of boston to a city, population tripled, the decision was ratified in march that year and became official may 1. >> vote was 27 hundred in favor, about 280 in--against. some wanted to keep the old. >> today, dawson is one of the most populous cities in the doing will region. this is not the only my also be exhilarated by the city. this is also the tricentennial of the first printed map of boston. we have a navigator and shipwright's high trade to think. >> a new map made using his math, they sketched in a new street. >> the mapping of the street, churches and public buildings along with the detailed location of waterways, stocks, shipyards and more now provides one of the most comprehensive representations of what boston looked like before the revolutionary war. 20 20 two is also big year for the newspaper of records, the boston globe. one hundred 50 years ago on march 4, 1872, globe published i

why do you hate boston? >> because they -- >> reporter: in a candid conversation, james and other notable figures discussed how fans and sportsmanship can shape their experiences. james citing taunts and an incident ten years ago in which a fan poured beer on top of his head. >> i got a beer thrown on me leaving the game. >> reporter: i hate that he said boston fans are racist when, you know, 75% of us are not. >> they always have something against us. >> i don't know another town. boston says whatever they want. >> reporter: james who last year became a part owner of the red sox also alleging some boston fans wore t-shirts with expletives next to his initials. celtics spokesperson told the boston globe the team doesn't sell any merchandise that disparages james or any other p. they have not responded to james' other comments about racism among the fans. >> lebron james seems to me was talking about his own personal experiences which have value, and which are important, and which are believable. >> reporter:

the boston tea party. fox nation host is live in boston with more. hi, abby. >> hey, alicia. that's right. we are here in boston because of everything that happened here that eventually led to our independence, one of those things was the boston tea party back in 1773. we went to the boston tea party [inaudible] and museum to learn more about the significance of that moment. like the fact there were over 100 members of the sons of liberty that snuck on to the dartmouth, [inaudible] and the eleanor to destroy the shipment of tea aboard as a well to protest. some were even teens. something to note, many of those crates weighed up to 400 pounds, so it took the col onnists almost three hours to destroy all that tea. it was a spark plug for the american revolution. i asked the creative manager of the museum what role the boston tea party played in our history on road to freedom. here's what he had to say. >> we take a look at the boston tea party as the most important event leading up to the american revolution. it was the catalyst and propelled america to the revolution and led t

and part of that was the boston tea party. so we will take you back in time to december of 1773 to show you how important that moment was, take a look. we are at the museum where few yards away something significant happened. let's have a look around, shall we? ♪ ♪ >> you seem like the guy to talk to about the overall history and museum. what was the role of the boston tea party that eventually led to our independence? >> sure, we look at the boston tea party as the single most important event leading up to the revolution. it was the catalyst and propelled america down the road to revolution and led to the nation that we know today, punishment of boston and english's response to the tea's destruction that propelled to revolution. >> we are in abigael's tearooms. these were tea that is were destroyed during boston tea party. i'm glad that you saved some. >> there were 5 different types of teas destroyed. 3 black teas and two green teas. this one is the most expensive one in american colonies and favorite of george washingto

beautiful fireworks over boston harbor. bringing up so much history as it relates to our nation all week long. she did such a fantastic job. >> i have been loving watching her. she brings so much. >> get to go home tomorrow for the first time unum was two weeks and i have a foot lurker of fireworks i've held onto for a few months so i'm going to try . >> to that freight i will see i i can give them a run for their money. >> be careful, guys. i have been reading fireworks horror stories. >> i can't afford to lose anymore. >> fireworks big and small, whe i was a kid you had the sparklers that were the rate your name with them and then th ones that you threw on the ground and they would pop. >> love those. it was like a natural organic fireworks. beautiful. our fox news independence day celebration continues next. ♪ ♪ singing ♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer s

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like the boston tea party that happened back in december of 1773. we actually took a trip over to the boston tea party ships and museum to learn more about the significance of that moment, like the fact that there are over 100 members of the sons of liberty that snuck onto the beaver and the eleanor to destroy the shipment of tea aboard as a way to protest the tea tax and some of them were even teenagers and something to note as many of those crates weigh up to 400 pounds. so it took the colonists almost 3 hours to destroy all of that tea. it really was a spark plug for the american revolution. i asked the creative manager of the museum what role the boston tea party played in the course of history and the road to freedom. here is what he had to say? >> you look at the boston tea party as the single most important event leading up to the american revolution. it was the catalyst and it's what propelled america down the road to revolution and the punishment of boston and england's response to the tea's destruction that really propelled america down to

this is an epic day in boston to lose bill russell. >> an epic day in boston. and beyond. it's really being felt by so many people influenced and inspired by him. he was a civil rights icon. he experienced significant racism in boston despite being a sports hero. >> yeah. bill was very free to talk about that. he was a very elegant writer. he put it to the page and the experience with the family here in the '50s and '60s. winning championships and did not feel the love in the community. he made that clear and took a long time. i don't know if the wound ever heard. there was a distance between bill and the city. there's a statue. i think it should be moved to the state house or city hall because really it is as good as it gets in boston, bill russell. >> as i was reading about him today he would tell people that he didn't play for boston but for the celtics. he felt it was important to make that distinction. what more can you tell us about your interactions with him? >> there was always -- he blew hot and cold with us. everybody hate it is media. sometimes he would be advan

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abby hornacek, live in boston. thank you so much. you can celebrate america with us on fox news channel all weekend long. "fox and friends" anchors will be here for a special independence day at west point including an hic fireworks show. and tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, fox news presents an independence day special with joey jones, lawrence jones, and i will be part of a fabulous fireworks show that includes music from some of your favorites fireworks from d.c., boston and much, much more. so stay tuned with fox news as we celebrate this great country all weekend long. the city of orlando, florida is apologizing for a controversial post on its website. friday the city wrote, a lot of people probably don't want to celebrate our nation right now, and we can't blame them when there is so much division, hate and unrest. why would you want to have a party celebrating any of it. the message went on to say america is in strive, but we already bought the fireworks. as you can imagine it got a lot of backlash. one day later the city

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and the return of a july 4th tradition, the world-renowned boston pops esplanade orchestra, now back at its iconic location after two years away during the pandemic. for musicians and for fans, the music more meaningful than ever ♪ every year on the fourth of july, the boston pops fireworks spectacular is music to the city's ears performed by the boston pops esplanade orchestra, the independence day show with fireworks has been a beloved tradition for nearly 50 years ♪ but in 2020, when the pandemic hit, the concert took a break from playing at its iconic hatch band shell along the charles river. this year, it's back here, and we were there with the orchestra for rehearsals fans couldn't be more thrilled >> always great. so we even have family from abroad coming through to see it with us >> we're not from boston, so i think we're really excited to see them for the first time ♪ >> 19-year-old violinist mary davis is returning to see them here for the fourth time. >> for me, it's seeing the orchestra and watching the 1812 overture and see everyone really connect over that. it's s

brynn gingras, cnn, boston. >> and our thanks to brynn for that report. cox starts his role august 15th. >>> a big show coming up sunday. the republican vice chair of the january 6th committee is going to join me, republican congresswoman liz cheney of wyoming. also on the show, republican maryland governor larry hogan. that's sunday morning at 9:00 eastern here on cnn. until then, you can follow me on facebook, instagram, twitter, and the tiktok @jaketapper or tweet the show at the lead cnn. you can listen to "the lead" from whence you get your podcast. our coverage continues right now with one wolf blitzer in a place we like to call "the situation room." until then, i'll see you seunda morning. >>> happening now. a jury finds steve bannon guilty of criminal contempt of congress for defying a subpoena from the january 6th select committee. it's a major victory for the panel probing the u.s. capitol riot. also tonight, with the committee vowing to push forward after last night's dramatic hearing, we're learning new information reported first on cnn. the u

a group carrying white nationalist flags marched through boston today. it comes just weeks after members of the group called the patriot front were arrested in idaho. we have more live next on the group and what exactly they're doing. and carvana's customer advocate caitlin picking up his car at promptly 10am. then paying him right t there n the spot. we'll drive you happy at carvana. ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in youbody to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up. break up with bad credit card debt. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sof

the veteran of campaigns in and around boston. a character so brave a man who behave like an experienced officer asik well as an excellet soldier. not just any soldier but as an experienced officer so elevating an african-american soldier general john thomas is there equally serviceable with other men. all other men. looking at the conduct in the honorable nature. it could be a little bit of both. we do note roughly about 5000 african-americans served in some capacity in the continental army offering freedom for service. meanwhile, things don't go so well for washington's army. in fact in battles in and around philadelphia washington is going to lose. in the capitol is going to be occupied by the british army. this is one of the major low points of the war. it's going to force washingtone to go on the defensive and retreat again. in law, further north the british have a plan. it involves this man gentlemanly johnny. he gets the name gentlemanly johnny because of his love of fine her beloved champagne, he loves buying clothes, he i

this is from boston in 1770. this is my granny with the gun and i say this because my grandma had a gun and then this is the 1773 cover that really illustrates the ways that a particular brand of americanism is shaped as the patriot protecting home from the encouraging of the savages of various kinds. so parkinson's account of revolutionary print culture, especially colonial newspapers helps us visualize a kind of circular process in which an event or as importantly a specter of an event via the slavery conspiracy or the threat of british alliances with indigenous peoples or other convulsions would become a published account a shaped intentionally crafted published account and listening a sort of response both in print and in action, which would then lead to a new event. comic sort of self-fulfilling prophecy in a way this account of print is a revision and refinement of both benedict benedict. anderson's imagined community thesis which suggests that proliferation of french in the early 19th century in particular

and from right here in boston in roxbury, hi, suzie. thank you all for joining us, i am so honored and delighted to have you all here. i want to get us started with a background on the loyalists. can you give us a brief background on people who identified as loyalist

abby will be live from the boston harbor fest throughout the weekend. and tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern join fox and friends weekend anchors for a special independence day celebration at west point including an epic fireworks show and cannot miss music from the west point band. and then monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern fox news presented independence day special with joey jones, lawrence jones, and carly and i will be part of the fund to such report on a fabulous fireworks show. the special will include music from some of your favorite, fireworks from d.c. and boston and much more. so stay with fox news as we celebrate this bright country all week along. now to some tragic news another major fentanyl seizure enough to kill millions of americans. more on that with a special report from fox hillary von on the fight to fentanyl overdoses classified as crime. that when we return. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ hon? woo-hoo. you've gotta see this. the weathertech's here. (wow, that wa

the boston celtics. he died earlier today at the age of 88, and more living history left us this weekend, we are learning the actress nichelle nichols confirming hours ago hub least the pathway to the stars on the 1960s run of television star trek passed away last night at the age of 89. for black america in the 60s these people or bigger than the basketball court or the silver screen, especially for black children like myself at the time. may they rest forever in power. joining me now is astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson and msnbc's own versailles and my little sister, joy reid, a joys readout. joy, let's go to you first. bill russell stood for several human rights before it was trendy. in fact, when he did do it, it was risky. i remember in kids -- he stood against the war in vietnam. bill russell was one of the few that would go near him and stand with him. that was risky. there was no he was risking his franchise. -- to talk about people that take stands that will have to and would probably hurt the

officers detained him in a boston central park area around 2:1i5pm today. the arrest follows a combination of intelligence and information supplied by several members of the public. i would like to thank everyone for their assistance as we continue our investigation. we are still encouraging anyone with information to contact us. they can do so via the major incident pours all of which the details are on our website. —— major incident portal. once again, i would like to thank you personally for the nation have given us, from the blick and the media. your support is very much appreciated. i anticipate that there are several questions that you would like to ask of me. we are in a very sensitive stage of our investigation, having just arrested a 22—year—old male. please allow my office the time and space to conduct their inquiries in peace and continue the investigation. thank you. studio: a short statement then from the chief superintendent martin parker, from lincolnshire police, confirming they had attained a 22—year—old man in the central bosto

and red auerbach stood up in boston, and, you know, stood tall. not only did they represent the celtics, but bill russell also represented the voiceless in society who couldn't speak. when he was a champion, and he had the mic, he spoke loudly and he spoke boldly for the injustices that was happening in this country. >> and yeah, isaiah, as he was achieving amazing things in basketball, he was standing up against injustice in these moments along the way, and i guess i was wondering, can you talk about how he inspired you and everything that he did as he was accomplishing so much on the court? >> you know, you probably, jim, you are too young to remember, and you probably wasn't even born, but during that period of time, in the '70s, i can vividly remember in the late '60s, early '70s when the nba was not even on television, but yet in all of our households at the dinner table, on the basketball court, him walking down the street, you heard the stories of bill russell, and you could not see him on television a lot, but you heard what was happening.

navteonhal, bbc news, boston. with the price of gas and electricity climbing ever higher, the government has unveiled details of its plan to support people through the cost of living crisis. all households in england, scotland and wales will be given £400 this autumn to help towards fuel bills. so how will we get the money? our business correspondent emma simpson is here to explain. thanks, jane. this is a key part of the government�*s £15 billion support package. every household is eligible for the £400 payment, which comes off energy bills. it starts in october, with a discount of £66, rising to £67 a month from december to march next year. how you receive this money depends on how you pay your bill. if you pay by direct debit, you�*ll see an automatic deduction. more than four million households use prepayment meters. if you have a so—called smart meter, you�*ll also see an automatic top up added to your account. but it�*s a bit more complicated if you�*re on a traditional prepayment meter. cus

janet joining us from boston. tune in monday night 8:00 p.m. eastern time for the boston pops spectacular. i am heading off to bloomberg radio. i will be joined this evening by my guest, plenty to talk about after a bumpy week. the bond market action is absolutely are watering. -- eye-watering. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics were quite i think he disqualified himself by his postelection behavior, leading up to january 6. >> to the world of business. >> i think there's a good chance as the data comes out today, in addition to the past few months that inflation has started to come down like this is balance of power with david westin. david: from bloomberg world headquarters and new york tower television and radio audiences

boston hits the triple digits. new york city cuts its triathlon in half amid the city's longest heat wave in nine years. when will it all end? the severe weather in the midwest now moving east. rob marciano times it all out. >>> the rising concerns over monkeypox. dr. jha says u.s. health officials are now weighing whether to declare a public health emergency, one day after the w.h.o. sounded a global alarm due to a growing outbreak. >> the update from the white house. president biden's physician says his condition is improving significantly and he will continue paxlovid as planned. maryalice parks with the latest. >>> pope francis arrives in canada hoping to right a wrong by the church, apologizing for the church's role in what was done to tens of thousands of indigenous children, taking them from their families to religious schools where they were forced to give up their language and cultures. meeting indigenous leaders -- what those leaders are hoping to hear from the pontiff. abc's marcus moore in edmonton. >>>

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in boston, 99. that's one of the reasons why the heat alert last week was extended through yesterday, and still in place today because of the combination of high temperatures and humidity level still going to pose a threat for people in boston. what you hear from new york city mayor eric adams, saying it seems like people heard the warning to stay cool and take care of each other because they did not see a significant increase in heat-related -- people suffering heat-related illness at area hospitals. >> it appears throughout the media and notifications people are taking the notice seriously. we only had one heat-related death that was reported thus far. but we have cooling systems. i believe people are really responding. >> reporter: finally with a potential break on the horizon, as you're about to hear, there are still heat related advisories in new york, philadelphia, boston, with temperatures combined from area thunderstorms will make for high heat index. >> thank you. chad, to you, i was readin

philip norton, bbc news, boston. now on bbc news, locked away: ukraine's stolen lives — a warning this programme contains scenes some viewers may find upsetting. i've been to hundreds of institutions, and i get a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach whenever i come. this is the search to uncover ukraine's most shameful secret. oh, my god, this is his ribs. this is his ribs hanging out. it's a nightmare. it's a living hell on earth. we're with human rights investigators eric and halyna, exposing the abuse and neglect of disabled people. translation: there is nothing we can do to help this child. - unfortunately, naturei has decided their fate. they're in pain. and you're not doing anything to help. teeth grinding this is a sound of the war you haven't heard. anna's teeth—grinding anxiety hints at the hidden trauma of ukraine's disabled children. they are nervous, disorientated, and distressed. and they've been dumped in a place that can barely cope. because of their disabilities, they're not treated as human bein

what the cell what not to selling is reading there's some committees i think in boston, right? how the term band of boston came up with the zone and almost librarians are outside committee would say or these are the books you can sell or just play right is that i have that story, right? yeah. yeah. you remember it right. there was actually a boston booksellers committee which participated in censorship and and you know know made decisions for their customers. and books, you know that they didn't approve just disappeared. but there were you know those a few brave librarians and historian and and booksellers who spoke out the guy who spoke out at the booksellers convention actually had his remarks stricken from the record, but a couple years later after seeing, you know, what was happening in boston and you know, the aba, you know took the stance that it has held. about about the importance of allowing customers to make these decisions for themselves. and librarians became obviously leaders in the free speech fight too. so there are lots of good people on our side who are going t

and in boston their triathalon has postponed altogether. one woman describes how the unbearable heat feels. >> what's it like in your apartment? >> hell. >> it's like hell? >> horrible. it's horrible. >> i sat outside here from ten to 4:00 this morning. >> as europe's heat wave moves eastward, wildfires have forced tens of thousands of people from their homes. you can see here parts of greece and slovenia are blanketed with flames and smoke. just terrifying scenes there. according to the w.h.o., the heat wave has caused more than 1,700 deaths in spain and in portugal. >> these heat waves are dangerous. we got a look at the impacts of this extreme heat here in the u.s. and of course overseas and how much longer it will last. let's begin now with polo sandoval in new york. hi there, polo. so we know new york is under a heat advisory until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. how are people coping? >> reporter: amara and alex, this is how some of the 85 million americans that are affected by this heat wave are actually [ inaudible ] right now here in bro

under excessive heat warnings and advisories and in the northeast, the heat forced organizers of the boston triathalon to postpone the event. new york city's triathalon will go forward as scheduled tomorrow but there will be changes to ensure safety of participants. cnn'sdoval is in new york with more on how the city is trying to keep people cool. >> reporter: you may say it is july, it is supposed to be hot. but meteorologists are saying by the time we finally get some relief here in new york possibly next week, new yorkers will have experienced temperatures above 90 degrees for seven straight days. the last time that was experienced was back in 2013. the national weather service predicting the dangerous july heat wave is far from subsiding. after blistering parts of the nation's south this week, forecasters expect temperatures in the northeast will soar above normal for this time of year. >> i sat outside here until ten to 4:00 this morning. >> too hot inside, i'm sitting outside. >> reporter: expected record setting temperatures prompting heat alerts in the northeast corridor including i