the place with manure on the door. they re not above breaking the windows of that place. watching our fine young men in the battle, i see. i am. christopher, welcome to you and that fine throwing arm of yours. our liberty boys are going to give the tories hell. yeah! a reckoning well deserved. walking down the street, the mob sees ebenezer richardson who was an informant to the customs house about various merchants who were not paying their taxes. get him! for the rule of the crown and protection it affords them! they were also haunting a bostonian merchant who refused to join the nonimportation agreement.
really running? what book are they promoting? what is the end game here? and that is another part of this i think we re going to see more and more of as these disclosures come into play as the candidates roll up how they are making money. do you realize his net worth might be worth less than hillary s? it might be we won t know until we see the full personal financial disclosures. might be less than carly fiorina. it is stumgsassumption the bush family iswealthy. but only among to top five. apparently half the one percent is running for president. before we go i know you find this interesting. she says to the bostonian
responders who helped so many. people on the ground there. she was named bostonian of the year. thank you for being with us doctor. thank you for having me. i remember rushing up to boston right after this happened. being at the press conference right outside mass general when the doctors were frantically trying to save lives and save limbs. you were one of the people responsible for helping save so many. after two years and this trial and heartbreaking testimony, what s your reaction to this verdict? you know, i think it s been a really emotional 24 hours for the city of boston. it was so shocking yesterday, at least for me when the verdict and the sentencing came out. i actually found myself checking multiple news sources saying is this really it? has this what we have come to? and i got to say, the emotions
mel robins with us. i would love to hear from you as, you know not only an attorney but the only bostonian i have right now. you ve been living there, talking to people. how do you think this city will react to this? brooke you know i m just going to talk for myself personally because i m in a bit of a state of shock. it s never a good idea to predict the way that a jury s going to go but so much has been written locally, so much has been talked about locally about the fact that so many people in massachusetts are personally against the death penalty. it didn t seem like it would be a likely result. when you read that verdict, i just took a deep breath and the first thing that came to my mind were martin richard s family. they re not the only people that were clearly impacted.
we begin with the train crash in philadelphia. officials say the train accelerated from 65 miles per hour to 100 miles per hour in just seconds. cnn has received this exclusive video showing the moment the train derailed. you can see the sparks fly as the train careens off the tracks. the focus of the investigation has turned not only to the train s speed, but also to the man at the controls. 32-year-old brandon bostian. but as gary tuchman explains, bostonian s attorney says his client doesn t remember much. brandon bostian, the 32-year-old ill fated engineer is still not talking to investigators. the only glimpse of an explanation comes from his attorney. he told abcbostian recalls