hazards. his break through position after 35 years experience. 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 u

. i don't care about anything or anyone. >> and motherhood. >> big hug! >> by day, boston, massachusetts is both a modern metropolis and home to some of america's earliest historical sights. but like all big cities there is an underbelly of drugs and crime that is left to the city's law enforcement agencies to combat. located just outside downtown is a key landmark in that battle, the suffolk county jail. >> the jail is a maximum security facility, it holds anyone who is arrested and held on a bail they can't make. that could be someone charged with shoplifting and it is very frequently someone charged with homicide. >> unlike prison where all inmates have been convicted and sentenced, most jail inmates have only been charged with crimes and are innocent until proven guilty. suffolk county has an average daily population of 700 such detainees, along with nearly 2,000 other inmates who have been convicted and are serving short sentences. >> we're the largest sheriff's department in the northeast. so we're moving a lot of people in and out of here and trying to do a lot with

three. 30 seconds left, nate robinson driving for the bucket. 20 points 11 assists. boston basketball, working it around, getting it out to kevin garnett, he likes the big moment. hits the long jumper, 5 seconds left. nate robinson going for it all, not just the tie, but the win. he misses, and the warriors do fall shy, 105-103 to boston. earlier in the day, larry riley, busy selling last night's big trade. >> we were stuck. you want to be stuck three games below .500 at this time of year every year? you want to be stuck five games below or something like that? that's where we were, and that's where we're going again the next year if we couldn't do something. since i've been here, i tried to acquire a five. you can't get them. it's a situation where we've solved a problem. >>> college basketball. it's on. a lot of grumbling and mumbling after selection sunday.

feeling almost summery. st. louis has spent only 30% of its normal snow-removal budget. boston has spent less than a fifth. >> you guys are set to go. >> reporter: but the balmy weather has been bad news for midwest mountain earring in minneapolis where their inventory, suitable for polar expeditions, is going nowhere. >> without snow, why buy skis and snow shoes? so what we did was we had to put them on sale for substantial discounts. >> reporter: nationally, 19% fewer snow shovels were sold this winter. snowblower sales were off 32%. and rock salt sales were down 41%. and speaking of salt, scott, chicago is saving a lot on that, too. the city has set aside about. 300,000 tons o tons of the stufo deal with snow emergencies but this winter used up only 95,000 tons which, when you think about it, really qualifies as just a pinch. >> pelley: well, there will be plenty for next year. dean, thanks very much. there's a prediction tonight about where warming may be leading in the long term. two scientific papers in the peer-reviewed journal "environmental research" look at rising seas caused b

a little something to say about boston fans. it's not going to help his reputation in beantown, later in sports. >>> to the news, shall we? live at 5:30 a.m., here at 30 rock in new york city. the romney campaign winning states is important, but winning delegates they say is even more important. as the republican presidential race heads to the south the field's current frontrunner is trying to lower expectations there, suggesting he faces an uphill battle away from his home turf. romney says he does not necessarily have to win the popular vote in the south to come out on top. >> how important is it for you to pick up a southern state? >> well, i realize it's a bit of an away game but i also think we're going to pick up some support in the -- in the states that remain this month. i'm confident we're going to get delegates, that's what this is all about. >> tomorrow republicans in kansas head to the polls where 40 delegates are at stake. the u.s. virgin islands hold caucuses on saturday. rick santorum has done very well in the heartland. we'll keep an eye on kansas tomorrow. tues

is a certain anonymity among people in big cities, but boston is a city of traditionally tight-knit neighborhoods where it seems everyone knows your name. even behind the walls of the primary detention facility, the suffolk county jail. >> i grew up in south central in boston. within seven years of this job i knew people from childhood, from high school, just from the neighborhood itself. >> inmates, too, often find themselves, too, among friends and relatives. >> we're brothers, that's right. >> though not all inmates are housed in the same facility. those who have only been charged with the crime and are awaiting trial are held at the nashua street jail until the resolution of their case. those who are convicted and receive sentences of two and a half years or less will usually serve their time four miles away at the house of correction. >> top of the world. 15 minutes. i told you i was going to be knocking. >> it's a place sal giuliano has become very familiar with over the years. >> hungry? >> my mother would slap me if she saw me eating this. >> keep a small circle. >> my buddy

boston from new york. as far as what we're dealing with today, today i'm a little sad, this has been an incredible run of warm, warm weather, today will be about ten degrees cooler, yesterday was 83 in boston. you ma i not be 83 in boston again until the end of may or june. 70s from areas of hartford to new york. it looks like rain moves in for the weekend. especially saturday night into sunday for this area. right now a lot of heavy rain from new orleans up to southern mississippi. a possible thunderstorms containing tornadoes, one of them near greenville, alabama. here's the forecast for the weekend. today, rainy weather near chicago. then as we look towards saturday, some of the wet weather heads to the east coast late in the day. sunday looks ugly. up around boston, to providence, new york, 50 is like normal for this time of year. but it will feel cold because it's been so crazy hot. >> imagine the money people have saved on oil heat in the northeast. an incredible gift, thank you very much. >> it's over. >> you did a nice thing, over. all right, sports now, ncaa sweet 16 kicked

bolged a biography he was writing. boston born james whitey bolger was number 2 on the fbi most wanted list for over 10 years behind only you guessed it osama bin laden. >>> this man choked and cut up woman so they couldn't identify their bodies. did murders in broad daylight. my father was killed 150 yards from right here in broad daylight. >> bounced around fromm alcatra to lev enworth 1965 after serving nine years for bank robbery and other crimes. he went home to boston quickly carving out a place in the under world hierarchy. >> he was feared no doubt about that. the people who feared him the most were criminals, book keys, bank robbers, burglars, home invaders, pimps, drug dealers. >> >>>> he was linked to money laundering extortion, drugs and 19 murders. >> terrible killer. >> on the run for the next 16 years he became a cult hero from boston and the model for knajac nicholson's character, the departed. >> when you decide to be something you can be it. that's what they don't tell you in the church. when i was your age they would say we can become cops or criminals. today

que ganÓ mitt romney en un momento gobernador de ese estado, y nos vamos directo a boston ahÍ estÁ angie sandoval con los detalles de lo que ha pasado ahÍ. >>> quÉ tal, buenas noches estÁ siendo una buena noche para romney ya se anota tres victorias se le proyecta ganador en virginia, vermont y massachusetts aquÍ sus simpatizantes le esperan con ansias tenemos entendido que el ex gobernador esta esperando ver los resultados de ohio, un estado que se le hace muy difÍcil de ganar a santorum a pesar de haber invertido en ohio, por lo menos 4 millones de dÓlares, contra santorum que sÓlo invirtio 900 mil dÓlares, asÍ que por supuesto todos aqui a la expectativa de la llegada de mitt romney regresamos con ustedes en cuanto Él aparezca. >>> angie desde boston, gracias hablamos ahora de ohio en este momento, tres puntos porcentual lo que difÍcil di a santorum de romney, cristina lond sno en ese estado crucial para los precandidatos y se nos une en directo. >>> gracias josÉ, santorum no esperÓ a los resultados de ohio, saliÓ a celebrar esta hablando en este momento, a celebra

. the jail takes steps to keep young members from joining the ranks. >> boston, massachusetts, has long been a city associated with higher learning. but many of the residents find themselves on a less productive path. every year more than 12,000 people are brought through the doors of the city's suffolk county jail after being arrested. >> all the way up, lift your tongue up. >> the intake center is located at one of the jail's two facilities. the nashua street jail. >> this ain't walsh street. this ain't bourbon street. it sure ain't rodeo drive. this is nashville street. >> the new arrivals have not been convicted of the crimes for which they were arrested and considered innocent until proven guilty. >> good morning. >> those who are not quickly released or bailed out will be housed at nashua until their cases are closed. and every year, thousands of men and women undergo a demanding application process to secure and manage inmates while they're in jail. less than 1% will make it to the final stage, cadet training. >> there was 40 people, 40 candidates that were brought into this

$500 million. >> the capitals tried to reach group before they head to boston. >> the faa is one step closer to having a new director tonight. >> he has been serving as acting administrator for three months. he stepped in after the previous chief resign because of a drunk driving arrests. the senate needs to confirm his nomination. >> much of the fairfax county parkway will be repaid next month. it will be repaved from the northern and with closures confined to mostly nights and weekends. is scheduled to be finished by october. this is the cost of $19 million. >> apple is giving some unsatisfied ipad users refunds. some customers and australia say the 4g version does not work well with 4g networks in the land down under. apple is selling by offering refunds. the complaints have also been filed in great britain and sweden. >> back here in the states, the mega millions jackpot is now the largest in the united states history. it is now up to $500 million. this is topping the previous record of $390 million. nobody has correctly picked all six numbers for the last two months. it is plated

on going south until they entered the boston mountains. and there, they remained inactive, their commanders squabbling, for the next two weeks. the federals entered arkansas right behind price's fleeing army. in fact, they entered arkansas the very next day. february 17th, 1862. curtis was exuberant. men cheered. political officers made speeches. and, curtis himself, sent a message back to general hallek in saint louis. a very short, pointed message. general, the flag of our union again floats in arkansas. it was a terrific moment for curtis and his men. but forgotten. overlooked in all the excitement was, a disturbing fact. the purpose of the operation was to enable hallek to invade the confederacy elsewhere. grant, tennessee. pope on the mississippi river. and so on. neither hallek nor curtis anticipated that a limited campaign, a campaign intended to neutralize price, to push price out of missouri, had, had would take that this campaign would take the army of the southwest out of missouri and into arkansas. sometimes happens with military operations or any kind of operation, t

of massachusetts that the roads will be okay. one of the mass pike, the 495 loop, north of boston, that's where the snow will start filling in and coming down it will get colder as the day goes on. areas that had been getting sleet or rain will change back over to snow. plenty of snow through the adirondacks and through much of vermont and new hampshire the snow will be on the increase. one area that will get a lot of snow, portsmouth new hampshire, maine, possibly over a foot of snow by the time it ends late tonight into tomorrow. boston, close call. south of boston, two or three inches. boston itself, four to six, especially north of there. not much snow in southern new england. this is a new england special for you. ski resorts are loving it. forecast today, warm and just fine down i-95. one of the big stories u tomorrow we're expecting another tornado outbreak. >> it is that time of the year. thanks, bill. >>> which superstar called yesterday one of the best days of her life and why? >>> and she has grabbed the spotlight thanks to some of her outrageous behavior, but this morn

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for the wizards. tonight is game two in boston against the celtics. washington would have to play short handed. nene unable to go because of back spasms. pass deflects to bradley, who scores. risk guard with a career high 23. jordanian crawford from the wings, part of a 13-0 run. crawford with a team high 20. fourth quarter, celtics go on a 10 to nothing run. wizard lose, 88-76. boston completes the series sweep. >>> redskins and cowboys have filed a grievance to have their salary cap penalties overturned. redskins penalized $36 million against the cap for front loading contracts during the 2010 season. the owners of the other 30 nfl teams will be briefed about the grievances at the owners' meeting this week. an arbitrator will rule. >>> when we return, it's crunch time for your washington capitals. stay with us. [ male announcer ] technology accelerates at a relentless pace. anything not moving forward is moving backward. [ tires screech ] [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] introducing the 2013 gs. with the lexus enform app suite, the most connected information and communication

dress. i never seen blood gush like that in my life. >> while boston, massachusetts, maintains its colonial past, it's also ranked as one of the world's leading metropolitan places for education and innovation. in the heart of downtown, however, is a reminder that not every one of its residents is on the right track. >> there are, especially at the county level, very significant portion of our population of people who simply can't get out of their own way. mostly they are self-destructive but they commit crimes and hurt people in the process but their lives can be different and there can be a change made. >> the suffolk county jail is often the first stop for bostonians who find themselves under arrest. male inmates who are awaiting trial and have yet to make bail are detained at the nashua street facility, where the daily population averages about 700. if they have been convicted of a crime and are sentenced to less than two and a half years, most will transfer to the nearby house of correction, which averages 1, 00 inmates. while their charges vary, nearly all of them will need t

. according to documents the feds prosecuting white yie boy bolged a biography he was writing. boston born james whitey bolger was number 2 on the fbi most wanted list for over 10 years behind only you guessed it osama bin laden. >>> this man choked and cut up woman so they couldn't identify their bodies. did murders in broad daylight. my father was killed 150 yards from right here in broad daylight. >> bounced around fromm alcatra to lev enworth 1965 after serving nine years for bank robbery and other crimes. he went home to boston quickly carving out a place in the under world hierarchy. >> he was feared no doubt about that. the people who feared him the most were criminals, book keys, bank robbers, burglars, home invaders, pimps, drug dealers. >> >>>> he was linked to money laundering extortion, drugs and 19 murders. >> terrible killer. >> on the run for the next 16 years he became a cult hero from boston and the model for knajac nicholson's character, the departed. >> when you decide to be something you can be it. that's what they don't tell you in the church. when i was your age

-handed warriors battle the mighty boston celtics down to the wire. >>> the warriors with their current you have to look up the names roster pushed the boston celtics. you want to work for joe these days. these pull all the strings. clay thompson had a great night. nate robinson ties the game at 103. boston pretty much walked through this thing. then at the finish, pierce draws the defenders, and kevin garnett hits the winning basket. a star, curry didn't play tonight, nate has to take the last shot, and it's not close. but the warrior, a lot of spunk tonight. they lose 105-103 to the celtics. >>> they through these kids all night, apparently. around noon time, milwaukee time, monta ellis -- showing off their new jerseys. here is the big prize. steven jackson, they'll probably try to get rid of him soon. but all this deal was -- centers around andrew bogus. 7 feet. >> we were stuck. you want to be stuck three games below 500 at this time of the year every year? five games below? that's where we were . and that's where we were going again the next year if we cannot do something. is there

are still recovering from the march 11th disaster. a group in boston has come up with an idea that's part of american tradition. it's a gift that is warm, handmade and heartfelt to say the least. >> reporter: parts by parts a quilt takes shape. traditionally americans have given them as wedding gifts or for presents for newborn babies. sometimes families or neighbors get together to make a quilt. it's an expression of their close bonds. in boston, some japanese and their neighbors are making a quilt for an elementary school in fukushima. this woman came up with the idea. she moved to the united states 18 years ago and runs a variety store in boston. every time she saw news about the earthquake and tsunami, she felt helpless. she was too far away to help. >> translator: handmade quilts hold the love of the people who make them. we're all frustrated living so far from the disaster area. so we're making this quilt to express our feelings and of course, our heartfelt support. >> reporter: together with her five employees, she started the project last november. word spread quickly and now

atlanta. 61 here in new york city. 51 up in boston. >> boston? >> upper 70s in the middle of the country. phoenix warms up to 83. salt lake city to 72. >> no denying where you're from. how is that again? >> boston. >>> coming up, the president considering a plan to ease the high gas prices. >>> and lining up for apple's new ipad. we asked the experts, if you've already got one, should you really get the new one? >>> and actor russell brand under arrest. we're right back. brand c@c@c@c@c@c@c@c@c@c@c@c@@ >>> they just can't wait any longer. take a look at these diehard fans of the ipad. they've been waiting all night for the latest edition, which goes on sale this morning. the apple website has been sold out of ipads for delivery today for about a week. should you rush out and get one? it will cost you at least $500. and other tablets areless expensive. or the ipad you already have may be all that you need. to figure. we could be satisfied with that. technology adviser joanna stern advises whether to upgrade. >> if they have the ipad 1, it's definitely worth upgrading. if you have the ipad

turn out to be false. but the plane was diverted to buffalo monday morning during a trip from boston to chicago. a woman in boston called in that threat to authorities and an fbi representative in boston says the investigation is continuing against the woman who was questioned in boston. >>> bizarre accident to tell you about in the fresno county foothills a cow hit a cyclist while on a ride over the weekend. and, of course, the crash we have the photos to show you. melanie was training for cross country cycling race and she is bruised she is okay this morning. so a 10- 10-person cycling team was riding ten minutes into the ride they came upon a herd of free range cattle. >> i come around the corner and he barrels and t-bones me and sends me about 30 feet down the hill. >> the racing team called 911 and a helicopter flew her to a hospital. again, she is doing just fine this morning. >>> all right we have a question for you this morning. do you hate running? or maybe you want to mix up the routine a little bit. >> if so there is a way that you can have an app combining exercise with a

schools in boston and in new york at the high school level. i don't have a teacher's degree. i've never taken an education course in my life, so they wouldn't let me in a public school. c-span: where do you live now? >> guest: i live in rhinebeck, n.y., 90 miles north of new york city in the hudson valley. it's very near west point. it's very exciting to be on that river -- well, it's a beautiful river anyway -- but i was able to get someone local to take me in a boat and retrace arnold's steps when he made that hair-raising escape from george washington to the british ship in haverstraw bay. i was able to do that with the same kind of a tide, with a stopwatch and figure out how fast they rode and that kind of thing, which was a lot of fun. and, of course, west point itself is very interesting. c-span: when did you start the book? >> guest: it took me six years to research and write, so a long time ago. i've been living and breathing with this man for a very long time. c-span: when was he born? >> guest: 1741, in norwich, connecticut, the son of a prosperous merchant and trader, very hi

broken glass in boston. we'll see you after the break.   . >> welcome back. the caps need to hold on longer and they're in the play-off hunt. the left two games they have done themselves a favor, getting back-to-back wins and to that point of florida. the first period. the caps strike quickly. a longshot on net. the rebound to alex simons, 25 seconds later and the rebound into the cage and caps up 2-0 early. later in the first, things are physical. yohanson working by the boards and levels him and shattering the glass and showers the front row with debris. the second period, the bruins can't clear the puck and he centers in front to him. the caps beat boston 4-3. >>> the wizards rally from a 21- point deficit on wednesday to beat the lakers and that is a huge bost for the team and the second win in three games. tonight, a chance to add on to that and win back-to-back games and tonight, a date with the trailblazers. >>> and the wizards making it two in a row against the western conference. two of the team high 25 points and things are chippy in the sec quarter and under the basket,

and the knicks. boston playing the celtics. highly anticipated game. fourth quarter knicks down six. lose the ball. makes up for it with a steal of his own. makes a layup for himself. 14 points. six turnovers. and he was dominated by his opponent. lin draws it. carmelo, 25 points. knicks up three. but paul pierce look at this shot from behind the arc. amazing.

england. we were 71 yesterday in boston, along with new york city. look at that. mid-70s in hartford, connecticut the middle of march. this morning, wet roadways. wet rain along i-95. give it another hour or two and this rain will be gone. plenty of sunshine. it may be warm enough to pop up afternoon showers or thunderstorms like you would in june. huge storms coming on shore in california. a lot of heavy rain for you. that will work its way to san francisco a little later today. as far as the country goes, you're going to enjoy one of the best days around. 81 from kansas city down to dallas. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. hi, i just switched jobs, and i want to roll over my old 401(k) into a fidelity ira. man: okay, no problem. it's easy to get started; i can help you with the paperwork. um...this green line just appeared on my floor. yeah, that's fidelity helping you reach your financial goals. could you hold on a second? it's your money. roll over your old 401(k) into a fidelity ira and take control of your personal economy. this is going to be helpful. call or

my 20 and two games on saturday. georgia tech followed by boston college at miami at 2:30 and on sunday, maryland hosts virginia at 2:00 p.m. >>> and the first round of the honda classic and it will start with the native, fred funk. he's out of the buncher and look at that. on number 17, gets it to drop to a birdie and with a 6-over

the city of boston cracking down? the latest on the war on food coming up. >> andy? you said the city of boston is cracking down. >> that's right. it is outrageous. >> here is the thing. it is moring -- moshing, and not noshing. >> never mind. >> go away. >> let's welcome our guests. she is more intoxicating than a bar full of hobos drinking moonshine. she is recently engaged. >> put a ring on it. >> and his legendary wit is known the world over, but red fox is dead, so here is comedian sherrod small. >> go march madness. >> his stench is now an element on my table, bill schulz. and he is more insightful than a crystal ball stuffed in a motivational speaker. his new book how to [bleep] in public comes out on tuesday. yea for tuesday. and no one in the press is more of a mess than our new york times correspondent. >> today in thursday's, steven profile else -- profiles the noted bartender, luke carl who among other things is lady gaga's exboyfriend and next week we will look at the gag's interview with claw midyaw. >> bill. >> my name is pinch. who is bill? >> is it harmless fun o

seen around the country tonight on wgn america. the flight starting in boston was headed to chicago but diverted to buffalo. wgn's sean lewis joins us with the details. sean? charges may be filed against the woman in boston who called jetblue airlines this morning saying that a woman on board flight 923 may pose a threat. after the plane was diverted to buffalo, and the fbi questioned the woman on the plane investigators determined she wasn't a threat though, other passengers said it was obvious the woman was in distress. i was sitting next to her. after landing safely at o'hare just after noon monday gason patterson told us he knew something wasnt quite right with the woman sitting next to him. she was sobbing and she had made a page to the attendant a couple of times but she was sobbing the whole time. the woman, he says, talked to the flight attendant in the back of the airplane. then without warning, a diversion to buffalo, new york with law enforcement all around. yeah, it was suspicious, definitely. and she received a couple calls when landed and i had pointed out the police that

dry. a few showers around albany, new york, springfield, mass, and over toward boston. rain in kansas and south texas. still a very warm day today from areas of texas through florida. most areas will be in the 70s and 80s. almost summer-like. as far as the rain goes, definitely umbrella weather. central portions of missouri. north of interstate 70. st. louis you have some light rain around you right now. areas of south texas. you are dealing with a few thunderstorms. most of those are avoiding the big cities. just one lone little strong storm between laredo and corpus christi. as far as what we're going to deal with today. once again, the middle of the country, a new storm system will be forming and heading toward kansas city late this afternoon. a chance of some severe weather with that. also showers around boston and san antonio. southeast, you look dry. mid-atlantic, big cities. no problems from d.c. to new york. a windy day for new england through the mid-atlantic. the wind out of the north pretty strong. temperatures will be pretty mild for this time of year. the areas of concern

several years to create a family museum pass modeled after boston's program that is available to any family at the library where they can check it out and take their family to different museums during the week. all these three programs are in need-blind and accessible by all families. able to be accessed by all families. how many cities have programs like that? the fact we have these kinds of resources is amazing. the fact that we have 61 different departments and organizations focused on supporting children and families, there is a lot going on here. in terms of the second point, the second point is what san francisco needs. a clear city policy platform suit -- for supporting our families. clear goals, outcomes, david chiu mentioned to measure both. this is a clear focus for what needs to be done for our families and gives us that ability to be focused on what we need to do collectively. everyone being on the same page. linking together. when we look at other cities, this is something that is not [unintelligible] boston, the same land size as us and has a slightly higher population,

aas handbill that's actually in the mma boston, the new arts of the americas galleries. and what's so interesting about this handbill, is again he has a whole range of prices. you can get a silhouette in which he used a camera obscure ra to throw it on paper and can speed his production or you can get a side view where he traces the outlines. or you can move to a full view. now full view you only get one ear per portrait. he's still using some of these speed devices but you get more detail and you also get more modeling in the face. it's really a series or the upper end moving towards the clothes here, you get at the upper end in a much more cosmopolitan way, you get salisbury field who moved back to lev receipt, massachusetts and spent his whole career between the connecticut and the hudson river painting. by the 1830s he's really painted these relatively grand manor -- really not grand manor, grand portraits. these are two sisters. some believe this might have been boston harbor. we don't really know the design sources for this. he has a formula for women where he uses the lace coll

. we were in the 60s and 70s as far north as boston. many record highs in new england. we have held on to a lot of that warmth too. the only area below freezing is this area in north dakota. one little tiny sliver of northern maine. that's it. everybody else is above freezing. and we're well above -- to start your morning, we're about 58 or 59 degrees from d.c. through boston. there is a front that's trying to move through. showers and storms overnight in michigan. now some of those showers near buffalo. light shower activity approaching new york city and philadelphia. that will move through new england. it will be in and out early by the peak of the rush hour, it should be over with. this is a map i don't use very often. the red numbers show you what the temperatures typically should be this time of year, average high temperature. the average number in white is the real temperature. today it will be 20 degrees above average in chicago, about 25 degrees above average in minneapolis. this map shows you how unusually warm it, especially the northern half of the country. even dallas is

do baltimore. let's do boston. why not? white boston. you can really get a sense of how the african-american enclaves around the rocksbury corridor are more concentrated overtime and that will be apparent when we look at black boston. okay. so you get a sense, right, from looking at some of these maps, that there's a spatial component to this history. to the history of the creation of what hirsh calls the second ghetto. african-americans had lived again in cities since there were american cities, there had been populations of african-americans in cities in the 19th century. you read a little bit but not much about how those populations increase in the 1910s through the 1930s with kind of that first wave of great migration. earlier historians kind of pointed to that 1890s, 1930s period as the creation of the ghetto. the enduring ghetto is what one historian used that language to refer to what happens to those black communities in cities that form in the early 20th century, as you saw from the maps, it's kind of those small areas, they kind of become the ground zero for the incredibly