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And lets keep it moving. A 12yearold boy bravely hurries along the president at an appearance with children. I think you sort of covered everything about that. You think i kind of thinks im talking too long. How he showed the leader of the free world who is boss today friday, may 1, 2015. Announcer from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in Rockefeller Plaza. Good morning. Welcome to today. 7 00 a. M. On the west coast on a friday. Savannah is in australia getting ready for a big show monday. Well see her then. We like fridays. Tamron hall here. Thi...

And lets keep it moving. A 12yearold boy bravely hurrying along the president at a school event. I think you sort of covered everything about that question. Okay. You think ive just kind of he thinks ive been talking too long. How he showed the leader of the free world whos boss today. Friday may 1st 2015. Announcer from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in Rockefeller Plaza. And good morning. Welcome to today on a friday morning. Savannah on her way to australia. Well see her on monday. Got tamron hall here. This is a fun friday because its a big ...

Michael P. Norton / State House News Service / State House News Service Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a former Harvard Law School professor, took sides over the weekend in the suddenly wide open Boston mayoral contest, endorsing City Councilor At-Large Michelle Wu's campaign. "Michelle has always been a fighter — as one of my students, as a Boston city councilor, and now as a candidate for Mayor," Warren said in a statement issued by Wu's campaign. "She is a tireless advocate for families and communities who feel unseen and unheard. Michelle is not just a woman full of good ideas and a passionate ...

With the shakeup, the only two declared candidates to date, City Councilor At-Large Michelle Wu and District 4 City Councilor Andrea Campbell, have sought in recent days to capitalize on their early forays into the election. Both have rolled out key endorsements, boasting both their broad networks and community roots to set the stage early in what will likely be a turbulent race. Advertisement On Saturday, Wu’s campaign unveiled its support from Sen. Elizabeth Warren, the councilor’s former Harvard Law School professor. The high-profile endorsement was followed on Monday with another f...