boston, massachusetts. once a great port, it's now a world leader in high tech, higher education, bmedicine and finance. but like most u.s. cities, boston lost many jobs and middle-class residents to the suburbs. it's a regional problem-- part of the widening gap between the wealthiest and the poorest americans. this disparity has glaring spatial symptoms. ( rap music playing from car stereo ) behind e inr-cieighrhoods ll of unemployed and underemployed residents. in the heart of the roxbury neighborhood is dudley square, still the regional hub for the city bus line, once, only downtown ston had more shoppers. today, it is rundown, according to developer joyce stanley. stanley: dudley's been an area that's been neglected for a long time by the city, by a lot of banks and thstate. and what we want is something to be le to develop soildings, anthe rgngs want is something ate in ouareadevelop narrator: e hope is that large restored buildings might attract new employers to the area. it's a gamble boston needs t

he served as chief of boston e.m.s. and assistant director of the boston health commission. he has served as an interim manager. and for all of boston's major planned events including the boston marathon and the 2004 democratic national convention. no word yet of the boston red sox world series. as a consultant, -- [laughter] >> as a consultant to the pentagon and the defense department he served on the 9/11 after action team to assess medical consequence medical policy and procedures. more recently, rich was on the ground at the site of the devastating tornadoes in the coast and joplin, missouri and rich, thank you for speaking with us and strengthening our communities today. [applause] >> good morning. >> what's this about the red sox? we've had two world series in the last 10 years. graduations -- congratulations on yours, but we're with you unfortunately this year in the world series, observing. 22 years ago as you heard, i have been in d.c. in fema for the last two years, but 22 years ago i was in boston. and we usually don't get earthquakes in boston, and saw the image

he's boston. get familiar. don't get it twisted. he's boston in this. >> in boston, we almost got to learn the lay of the land because people talk so much about the different neighborhoods in the area they were from. everyone in boston was proud of their neighborhood and different represents it once they were inside and kind of stuck to the people that they knew from their neighborhoods inside. >> i'm boston. he's boston. charlestown. >> he's boston. >> do you know -- >> how many movies have they made on east boston? >> listen, you know the movie "the rat." whitey bulger. >> no, he ain't! >> yes, sir, that's all he's got. that's all he's got. >> chelsea. >> you live in chelsea? >> see you later. >> i'm out of here. >> the inmates in boston shared more than neighborhood pride. they also knew how to throw a punch. >> every day. we respond to fights every day, sometimes they're one-on-one fights, sometimes multiple detainees are involved. >> got hit with a tread. >> he beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >

so he went to boston, and he got a job working in a small town outside of boston. and almost immediately, within a year or two of settling in new england, he gives his first public talk against slavery. and douglass turns out to be a very compelling public figure and public speaker. he's very tall. he's a tall, powerful man. he had a baritone voice, a deep, rich speaking voice, and he spoke with great conviction. and of course he's talking about personal experience. he's talking about the things that happened to him, the punishments that he got, the punishments that were inflicted on his relatives and friends. he talked about the way that the slave trade separated family members from each other. and even though he's a very compelling and inspiring speaker, he still got heckled. he got jeered at. occasionally, he got pelted with garbage and rotten eggs. and some people even said he couldn't be an ex-slave, he was too smart and too articulate to feel have ever been a slave. so he publishes an autobiography in 1845, you know, to prove in part that he really was a slav

boston leads that series 3-2. enough of this boston good news. >> thank you, mark. be right back. ,,,,,,,, [ boss ] okay, okay. let's...uh, skip the chitchat and get down to business here. now listen, i need all of you thinking of ways to improve our bottom line. so let's just sit here awhile and toss around some ideas. this isn't a conference call, hickle -- i'm actually in the room. [ male announcer ] with fares this low, why not surprise a few people? airtran is having a sale with flights all over the country starting at only $69 dollars. book at airtran.com before it's too late. because with $69 fares >>> collectors will come together tomorrow to bid on a rare photo. it's an out take of the famed abby road album cover. also, paul is wearing sandals in this photo as opposed to going barefoot for the actual cover. the print is expected to sell for about $30,000. >> it's no babe ruth jersey. >> no, no. >>> be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look aroun

you see this in new york, in boston. the clubs and organizations forming that become vehicles for lobbying, for pressure group politics other than electoral politics. that's the characteristic change that is taking place in this period. the shift from highly organized machine politics to pressure group lobbying kind of politics. this make sense? so there's a big change in the way politics work, but there's not as big a change in the fact that immigrants are both civically engaged and still living and surrounding themselves with fellow members of their particular ethnic group. you get up in the morning and you're in your immigrant family, perhaps you're speaking your old world language. you're in a community populated by many people from your home country, but then you are also engaged in american politics. the notion that you can't do both, be an american citizen and be a member of the ethnic community doesn't make sense to the immigrants in their day to day experience. make sense? questions? let me give you a little bit

rebecca cooper is live in the boston section of boston. >> he would take the battle for the nomination of the way to the convention in tampa. today in a conference room at this hilton and arlington, newt gingrich conceded at least for now this fight is over. rather than offering his strong support to mitt romney newt gingrich said today he is dropping out and mitt romney beats the alternative. >> this is not a choice between mitt romney and ronald reagan. this is a choice between mitt romney and the most radical a leftist president in american history. >> the controversial major -- former speaker came in first in south carolina and went on to win georgia. but the mitt romney campaign poured millions of dollars into attack ads that helped undermine the gingrich campaign. supporters say they still prefer a new gingrich but now -- >> i will definitely support mitt romney. what is the alternative? >> today the obama campaign released this ad questioning gingrich and drawing support behind mitt romney. sometimes he called him the worst of all candidates. >> as a man who wants to run for pre

can creaky old boston slow down the hot heat in the series? it's way too early for this. >>> good morning. i'm willie geist. this is "way too early." the show that spent memorial day much like the rest of the country. watching the "lockup" marathon on msnbc. i'm glad you are up and watching on msnbc or listening on sirius xm radio. you can e-mail me or tweet me. or text me word awake followed by your response to 622639. we'll read the best responses later in the show.

. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> get out of town, boston. mark is here with the wjz the fan sports report. >> they were here, with their fans. that's for sure. for years, boston has been a bully to the orioles. but the script is flipped so far this season. the o's swept the sox in boston earlier this month. and it's the birds who hold first place in the division. red sox are last. it's the final game of a three- game series. they split the first two. here's nick johnson. having a great month. today, he had a great game. facing boston starter, daniel barrett in the inning. johnson drives the first of his two homers today. first time in six years that johnson has hit two homers in a game. orioles starter jake arrieta runs into trouble in the sixth inning. the score was tied when he pitched to daniel nava. there's a home run to right center to give boston the lead. arrieta would later leave the game that inning. and boston kept on scoring on the orioles' bull pen. luis ayala. kelly shoppic slams a line drive home run to the left. boston's lead

had very little to do with the jewish community in boston. he made donations to various jewish charities, but they were for the amounts of money he had nominal compared to some of the money he put into other reforms. >> tell us about the dreyfus trial just for a moment. >> alfred dreyfus was a captain in the french army. and there was a scandal in which it was determined that a spy had stolen military secrets for the germans, france's age-old enemies. and dreyfus although innocent was blamed for it and his main problem was not that he was a spy but that he was about the only jewish officer, and it there was virulent anti-semitism in france at that time. and a number of accused the french of a mock trial, that it was a farce, and, of course, the most important result that comes out of that was hertzle's book. eventually dreyfus is exonerated and the real culprits who were french officers were found. >> this is somewhat of a non sequitur, but he later got involved in the saco vangezeti case. how did he get involved in that? >> their trial was a

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

. >> the opportunity they had against boston. see if the orioles make the most of a rare chance. >> showers and thunderstorms across the area. we will see of the weather will linger as we get closer to the memorial day weekend. memorial day weekend. let's...uh, skip the chitchat and get down to business here. now listen, i need all of you thinking of ways to improve our bottom line. so let's just sit here awhile and toss around some ideas. this isn't a conference call, hickle -- i'm actually in the room. [ male announcer ] with fares this low, why not surprise a few people? airtran is having a sale with flights all over the country starting at only $69 dollars. book at airtran.com before it's too late. because with $69 fares they're going to go fast. >> tens of thousands of fish are killed. officials believe the fish suffocated due to a lack of oxygen from an algae bloom. due to runoff in the water. >> the area incorporates the drainage which is the baltimore harbor and down to the mouth of river-- of the chester and to the weste

boston has seven of those runs but philadelphia has two on, one out. and rich hill, who has worked his way back from surgery to the big league club, is into his tenth game. he will deal with juan pierre. second and third, one out here in the eighth. >> tim: tommy john surgery only ten months ago and he's back at them. remarkable recovery by rich hill. >> joe: pierre takes a strike over the outsidecorner. juan pierre, a guy who wasn't signed until january 27th, so he came to the team late. but he's been one of the more consistent philly hitters so far this season. good on-base percentage, and he can still run. in at the corners on the infield, as pierre grounds one to ortiz. out at first for out number two. he will get the big second out with jimmy rollins coming up. so pierre can't get the job done. the phillies have had two hits in each of the last two innings, including this one, and they do not have any runs. and bobby valentine is going to go to the right-hander with rollins coming up. >> tim: rich hill had held left-handed batters throughout his c

en boston, brandon bass anoto Ó 18 de sus 27 puntos en el tercer cuarto y los celtics de boston apalearon anoche por 101-85 a los 76ers de filadelfia, para sacar una ventaja 3-2 en la serie semifinal en la conferencia este. los celtics, pueden alcanzar la final de conferencia maÑana con un triunfo en filadelfia en el sexto partido, mientras que los 76ers necesitarÍan ganar en su cancha para buscar el sa Ábado en boston la victoria decisiva en el sÉptimo encuentro. en oklahoma city, russell westbrook anotÓ 28 puntos. kevin durant aportÓ 25 y 10 rebotes y el thunder se fue arriba en la segunda mitad para derrotar por 106-90 a los lakers de los angeles, a los que eliminaron de la postemporada en el quinto partido de la serie. el thunder comienza de visitante el domingo la finales de la conferencia del oeste contra los spurs de san antonio, el primer preclasificado. se viene el partido internacional de futbol entre las selecciones de honduras y el salvador. sera el sabado 2 de junio en el estadioobert ennedyquievecom desde cel yodran palab al 90 nar 2 letos cort de seguandandhael 27 y a

the sweep last year against boston. trying to avoid the sweep against miami. they're not going to get 100 points, but they could careless about that one right now. they just want to win. force a game five. and the garden crowd just pleading them to experience that playoff victory. >> jeff: and mike, i have to own the first two losses of that 13-game playoff losing streak, losing at toronto at home in a deciding fifth game. >> mike: anthony, big free throws here. he's 8 of 9. anthony and stoudemire both part of the team last year that was swept by boston. knicks had to deal with injury problems. chauncey billups and stoudemire. they certainly had their share of injuries this year, as every team battling keeping everybody in the lineup. short. stoudemire, the rebound. dribbles -- stripped by james. great hands from lebron james. >> jeff: stoudemire's had the ball stripped a number of times today. >> mike: wade, the drive. nice adjustment. oh, what a beautiful move by dwyane wade. and the heat back up by two. got 11 points in the quarter. >> jeff: great slide-by

they're in 1st place riding an impressive five game winning streak in new york and boston. home hoping to build on the momentum of a wild win yesterday. >> not just playing well, but doing so with some unusual twists, like a hitter becoming a pitcher when the o's ran out of relievers during a 17 inning game in boston on sunday. chris davis not only pitched ed, he threw two -- pitched, he threw two scoreless innings. the red sox ran out of relievers to. adam jones took advantage, blasting a three run homerun that proved to be the game winner. the o's win the 6 hour boston marathon 9-6 9-6ing high. . >> that was -- flying high. >> that wasfun. you like -- that was fun. you like to get something good out of it and we did. i think everybody made a contribution. >> for us to get three wins here is huge, especially in the two extra innings games. i'm happy to be going home right mow. >> the oriels three game sweep in boston is the oriels first in 3 years. there will be call up from the minor leagues announced today. i will have the latest later on this evening. >> the oriels play

boston, half mile visibility. initially not much of an issue. we'll see this start to fill in a good stretch of pennsylvania and new york throughout the day today with chances for showers. expect some of those and more warm temperatures. that's a look at yesterday with the record high in chicago. >> toasty. todd, thanks so much. >>> coming up as well, euro fear grinds on. a big law firm goes belly up. n easily the creepiest elvis auction that's ever been held. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> a strikeout sale for a white sox lefty. the celtics get closer to retirement in miami. and a special memorial day moment. you are watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. >>> welcome back. i'm lynn berry. here are some of the top stories making news this morning. russia is calling for a full investigation of the syrian g

from boston, birds win 8-2. here is hamels following the fourth straight including 10-12 of their last. >> felt good. felt good. i was able to establish the strike zone early in a big inning like you mentioned. really takes the stress out of the situation and kind of opened up the strike zone and just attack. our hitters really did a great job coming out early for us today and made it stand up. >> the birds sweep the low sox in the final gamest road trip -- game of the road trip that has them at 4-1. tomorrow right here on wjz. from syracuse, coach jim adams ranked loyola of maryland university team shocked syracuse in syracuse. 13-7, they claim their second big east title. they rolled the shoulders of kara burk. she is great one out of delany high school with four goals and one assist. loyola becomes the first team to have both their men's and women's team in america to go to the upcoming ncaa tournament. that's a real nice thing. we got to get out of here they say. we're out of time. indiana, the clippers and

to boston. >> if you're flying the friendly skies, airport delays are possible in boston, philadelphia, new york, d.c. and kansas city. >>> back to the news this morning. the sister of the man who admits killing etan patz in 1969, says she alerted police years ago. >> norma hernandez, says she heard a rumor that he confessed to the killing to a prayer group. she says after making her statement, police ignored her. >> the police didn't come back to me. they never called me. nobody ever said anything. i was expecting at least a detective or somebody to say something. but nobody never did. >> now, hernandez admits she can't exactly remember when she made that report. but the camden police department is not commenting. >>> now, the search for mickey. police are hoping to find some dna evidence on the damaged bicycle. that bike was found submerged in water, 25 miles from where she was last seen in lafayette, louisiana. they're looking at a possible link to the disappearance of lauren spear. but they don't believe there's connection between the two. >>> before heading out to the pool or the

game three in boston friday. rose watched helplessly from a luxury box, bulls arguably the best defensive team in the league. time and time again, philly would make the extra pass for an easy bucket. sixers earned a split in chicago with a 109-92 win. in los angeles, too much kobe bryant for the nuggets. finished with 36, denver tried to rally in the fourth but kobe and andrew bynum put an end to that, the bucket and foul, lakers won 104-100. the best record in the league will get you home court advantage in the playoffs and for greg pop owe vich earned him coach of the game. >>> the rookie took advantage of the opportunity, scored the equalizer in his first career playoff game. the devils caught fire in the third, scored four unanswered and beat the flyers 4-1. the series is even 1-1. >>> baseball, any time he can beat the best game in the a.l., it's worth a pat on the back. brett lowery are a solo shot in the ninth, the blue jays knocked off the rangers 8-7. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>

. >>> nba, botch, philly, go -- boston, philly going seven. iverson in his 40s, wanting the crowd to cheer him, a good night to come back. and iguodala goes off along with jrue holiday, as the 76erce beat boston 82-75. s beat boston 82-75. >> a bench player, dexter pitman went to work, a battle of substitutes. he's been suspended three games. nobody cares about him. and the heat 3-2. they still lead that series, but they'll be shorthanded tomorrow night. >>> the earthquakes in los angeles, that means david beckham, and the galaxy. here we go. 20 minutes to go, beckham called for a hand ball inside the box, and that can mean only a penalty kick. and a stoppage time, tied at 2, and there they go. allen gordon scores the quick third goal in less than 20 minutes. they came back to beat beckham. and the coach says oh, my gosh. 3-2, the quakes win tonight. when i look at beckham, he reminds me of this little man over there. doesn't he look like jacky's better half? >> hey, why not? >> beckham has more tattoos. [ laughter ] >> would you let your man

. >> los celtics de boston enfrentaron a los 76ers de filadelfia y una clavada impresionante y 52 ganando y antes de la chicharra los celtics de boston arriba y se llevan el triunfo y se van a enfrentar a miami hit. >> un penar que le causaron a adrian y al final terminaron 2 por 0 victoria de españa. >> las imágenes a continuacion les mostramos las imágenes de la cápsula, que lleva comida y ropa. >> el estadounidense y el ruso ingresaron a la máquina espacial. >> ♪(música) >> tomar a la ligera una infección o un virus puede ser letal. >> muchas personas no saben que las infecciones probocan miles de tipos de cáncer, como el cuello del utero, higado y estomago, tanto los virus como las bacterias y los parásitos son aquellos que producen el desarrollo de celular malignas. >> en seguida les comentamos de las peliculas que se estrenan este fin de semana. >> en este largo fin de semana feriado del dia de la >> este largo fin de semana feriado hay novedades en la pantalla grande. >> esto es hola hollywood. >> el agente g debera bajar al pasado porque un alienigena podria asesiar a o

but boston was bad. we had conditions there that you don't know at night -- it ought to be on the camera. it's about human nature and being guys and gals and all that stuff. but we were on our post one night and me and my assistant gunner, we were pretty tired. i thought we'd go right off to sleep because we lost a lot of men. we'd go two on and two off or two on, one off, or whatever it required. and two men in a foxhole, body heat and takes up less space for the artillery shell to hit. instead of two holes, it would be just the one. anyhow, i guess we come back maybe 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. we hit the sack. wet, everything in there, but warm, nothing warm about it. i felt something in my back. i thought what the hell is this? so al has his hand over my arm like this and he's snoring like hell. like i was shot in the belly, i said, al, what's going on here? he said what's the matter? they coming? i said no, no, what's going on here. nothing. okay. i try to go back to sleep. about five minutes later,

boston chance for thunderstorms. better chance in the evening hours. late afternoon may see a few of those pop up. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, similar timing scenario. minneapolis coming in mostly cloudy, 61. we get back to the beginning of the week we'll be dealing with thunderstorms travel wise. >> all right thanks so much. also coming up euro fear drives on pap big law firm goes belly up. and the creepiest elvis auction ever to be held. those headlines are straight ahead. plus after what it took to get back on stage after giving birth. guess what beyonce wants more than anything else? >> a strikeout sale for a white sox lefty, the celtics get closer to retirement in miami and a special memorial day in a moment. you're watching "early today". >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here's some of your top headlines this morning. russia is calling for a full investigation of the syrian government's role in the recent massacre of more than 100 people in the village of hula. kofi annan said he was horrified by the killing an

boston led by 15 points early on. late in the 1st half philly makes a comeback. it's drew holliday going all the way, not a whole lot of defense. 46-31 boston at the break. 2nd half a different story. philly took the lead in the 4th. this is evan turner, philly shocks boston to even the series at two game as piece, 92- 83 the final. >>> he can play football pretty well, sing and write music and was president of his high school class, but skins quarterback rg3 has a new talent to add to his resume. stay tuned to see what it is. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now, deer park water is just $3.33 a case. heinz ketchup is only $1.49. that's for the party size. and hillshire farm sausage is an incredible $2.49. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> welcome back. on monday redskins players will get down to business with the start of organ

and two men dressed as boston police officers -- i don't think it was boston police -- rang the doorbell inside the employee's entrance of the gardner museum. the guard, young, a little experienced but not terribly experienced, not terribly trained, well-trained guard, to let them in, saying there was a disturbance on-scene. and when the -- after he let them into the museum on that ruse, that they tied him up and got him away from the one alarm bell that was there inside the museum. the museum's security system was not like most small museums at the time, was not 100%. and they were able to have the access to the entire museum from 1:30 -- excuse me, 12:30, to near 10 minutes to 2:00. >> that's absolutely incredible. >> they could have spent the entire night in the museum. and stolen michelangelos. they did get extraordinary booty, extraordinary masterpieces. but there were other things that were available to them that they didn't take and that's one of the clues that the authorities are working. why did they take three rembrandts and leave a michelangelo? >> i've got to ask you, where d

boston globe. question one, are the feds saying anything about what exactly they're doing at this home, what they're digging for? >> well, they have long said that mr. gentile was an interest to them and interesting to their investigation and i would imagine that part of that investigation means combing through everything and seeing what they can and can't find and that means bringing in all the resources and as we heard today, that means ground penetrating scanners and two beagles, a ferret. we're not sure what the animals are doing. they're really looking for something there and not saying much. to bring in all of these resources, you have to think it is something worth it, and again this is a man they connected to their investigation into the heist. >> quickly, just because i saw you smirk and i have to ask, a ferret? what is a ferret doing here? >> i really don't know. i think that's the story within itself. that's coming from the lawyer. that's coming from the lawyer, but two beagles and a fer

we're live in boston tonight. back here tomorrow. >>> erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> "out front" next. facebook's ipo took a dive today. was it a colossal mistake? steve case out front tonight. >>> president obama criticized by members of his own party for his attacks against mitt romney.

and dave law and saying please come to boston. anyway it there's a new quarterback matt a minor who will back up cars and polymer may be. jack nicholson knows the first team to win for moves on. the lakers are halfway there against the nuggets kobe bryant at 38. but late in the fourth he sets up and true for the jam the lakers when one of four to 182 nothing seriously. >>> was he when he wondered? >>> i have to give my head to the tuesday night top five. >>> he adds with the bulls by 25 the seven have to leave the series in chicago dot is in its first game without mbb there grows. don kelly is the only active player to of played every position in the majors the you know that? he says it to left field the tigers beat the royals. if your going to show off to better show up. jos meth he better keep practicing on that number as the celtics but the hawks. members to gentry the hard way that is why they call it a warning track because it goes full speed into the wall. i try the economy for winning an emmy? i plan on doing the same thing

a shade in front of the tampa rays.aise yankees and boston in fourth and fifth place. buck showalter has him back in the lineup. that is where he hopes to play the entire game. he did pitched the 16th and 17th innings getting two strikeouts against the red sox and the wind. he becomes the first pitcher to get the 0-8. that is something davis says was nowhere on his radar screen when he woke up in boston yesterday. >> it was fun. we really enjoy ourselves, we enjoy playing together and going out there and competing as a team. we pick each other of all year and we will continue to do that. it was a good flight home. everyone was happy. relieved that game was over and we got this week. >> he will pick up his american league championship ring from the texas rangers. the team will play again tonight. it happens tonight at the yard. we will see you tonight at [ male announcer ] new unisom natural nights. soothes you to sleep with ingredients like melatonin. it's safe with no side effects, so you wake up... ready to go. [ male announcer ] unisom natural nights. ♪ [ male ann

to boston, mitt romney checking out the celtics and hawks. third quarter, rajon rondo fakes the hind the back past and lays it in. celtics win 101-79. they can polish off atlanta tomorrow night. hockey in new jersey, devils and flyers tied at 2, zubrus gets the go-ahead. devils go up 3-1 on the flyers. in los angeles, kings finish off the blues, final minute, blues pull off their goalie, but dustin brown takes the puck for the game winner. the eight-seed kings win 3-1 to sweep st. louis. baseball, it finally happened for albert pujols, angels and blue jays, pujols connecting in the fifth, his first home run as an angel, 33-game drought, the longest of his career. finally to boston, red sox and orioles, 17th inning, darnell mcdonald takes the mound, davis takes him out for i three-run shot. 9-6 orioles. up to chris davis to close out the game, orioles win in the 17th win, the first baseman turned pitcher wins the game. that's your first look at sports. i'm mario solis. >>> now for another look at the weather, let's check back in with nbc meteo

harbor it was later referred to as the boston tea party the first act in a drama that eventually led to the revolutionary war and the birth of the united states of america what most people don't know about the boston tea party is why exactly it happened what the colonists were actually protesting against it wasn't just against the king or taxation without representation or a fight for freedom even though it was a protest against corporate control over the north american economy it came after the british parliament who are mostly shareholders in the british east india company after the british parliament gave the largest corporate tax break in the history of the world to the world's then largest corporation the east india company so that corporation could pull a walmart and put out of business all the local tea sellers up and down the east coast of the colonies and rage by the blatant example of crony capitalism which was known as the tea act of seven hundred seventy three this giant tax cut for these two company colonies put feathers on their heads and dumped the tea overboard and th

las mujeres de san francisco y boston ocupan el segundo y tercer lugar... la vecina ciudad de baltimore esta en la posicion 8-de la lista... el estudio camparo datos del censo sobre educacion, ingresos, y la espectativa en otras noticias... el verano se aproxima y con ello aumenta las visitas al rio potomac... una situacion que trae a menudo un sin numero de desgracias por las personas que se ahogan en medio del disfrute... claudia uceda se encuentra en el lugar y nos cuenta como tomar precauci y evitar una tragedia...claudia... asi es en los ultimos 10 anos se han reportado 22 ahorados , la cuarta parte de esa cifra han sido victimas hispanas y es por eso que las autoridades hacen un llamado. el rio potomac se ve manzo pero en realidad no lo es... las s aguas esestatÁn y peligrosas... se vera un poco calmaba por la parte de arriba pero la verdad es que hay corrientes y el agua esta fria." el cuerpo de bomberos de montgomery dice que quienes suelen ahogarse mas son los que vienen a pasear con su familia y a pescar. en los ultimos 10 anos han habido un tota

it was intercepted, he wasn't able to send his mail directly into boston. it had to go down to providence, down to newport. so what he did is, he sent his mistress who was a prostitute in boston down to newport to one of her former clients to get the message to the british captain of the vessel. she delivers the message to him. he promptly takes it onboard ship. see as message that's all in ciphers and symbols and so he decides not to do it. takes the document, goes to the governors of rhode island, who then sends him up to american general greene, who being a merchant knows that it's an encoded message. the americans put two teams to sd decipher the message and both usie frequency analysis, in othr words, which appear the most common? you then back it out. the most common letter in english is the letter e. you would start with figures out what appears the most times and that is the letter e. and then you work down from there. they come up with the exact same translation, both of them, and that's the code that they wrote down that he had used. now, the diff

in 1880, sam bought her a hand some townhouse in boston. there were bookcases for one niece, a pearl neck lace for another, a salve ier pen dant for another, boxes of cigars, wheels of cheese, bottle of wine for every one. sam wrote julia explicit instructions for for handling the wine he was sending her in 1881. in the summer of 1880, the letters were filled with enthusiastic reports about a grand money-making scheme. he was backing developer who were pushing a grand resort. within a year, to no one's surprise but sam's the project was requiring more and more cash while little seemed to be getting built. by the fall of 1882, sam was in way over his head. when he finally admitted his situation to friends, they found that not only was his fortune gone, but he had foolishly signed papers making him libel for millions more. when he had hit bottom in 1849, he sailed west to california. this time he slunk out of town by catching a ship bound for england trying to throw creditors off his scent. the sisters envisioned brother sam leading a quiet l

the city fathers of boston got together with james brown and decided to have the concert proceed and to broadcast it live on television, on public television, and so the concert went on and -- and it -- it succeeded in keeping the piece in boston, so we'll get a little flavor of his performance which i don't think is noteworthy except i can't help but think about his screams at this particular moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> okay. yeah, you could say he always screams like that, but at that moment it just seems to carry an additional level of meaning. aretha franklin was one of those artists whose songs were not always political, but this one she is making what i think is a feminist statement, and she actually is responding to james brown's song "this is a man's world," and she -- she's asserting women's right to respect and equality. ♪ take me to heart ♪ and i'll always love you ♪ and nobody can make me do wrong ♪ ♪ take me for granted ♪ temptations strong ♪ you should understand ♪ she's not just a play thing ♪ >> okay. just want to note that writers like nikki giovanni fou

today you saw the contrasts, david axelrod in boston and governor romney in front of solyndra. what about the effort by the obama campaign to go after governor romney's time as the massachusetts governor now. is that because the bain attack not worked and they are changing gears or another weapon to deploy? >> another phase. >> entering general election campaign after the victory by romney in texas. they will say what was the record of the man who says he can produce jobs. they were trying to say he lost jobs as state of massachusetts while governor, something that rick perry and the fellow republicans said. romney campaign is the unemployment rate went down. people bore in to this they say it went down because people left the state, whatever. that is the argument we're entering. phase of the campaign that you are trying to find candidate before they go to summer break and vacation. >> i think the obama will hammer him on 47 out of 50. a good number. you heard the republicans use it. that gives it validation when obama campaign makes an argument. played there in front of solynd