The highest calling of mankind i have often thought was private equity. And then i started interviewing. I learned from doing my interviews how leaders make it to the top. I asked him how much he wanted. He said 250. I said fine. I didnt negotiate with them. I did no due diligence. David i have something i would like to sell. And how they stay there. You dont feel inadequate being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right . Dan doctoroff is a former deputy mayor of new york city and former ceo of bloomberg. I came to know him a few years ago when he created target als to raise funding to help cure als, a disease which killed his father and uncle. Recently, sadly, dan was also diagnosed with als. I sat down with dan at bloomberg recently and talked about his life, philanthropy, and his desire now to do what he can to help cure als. Dan, recently, about a year ago, you were diagnosed with als, which is a very sad, tragic disease. What was your reaction when you heard abo
Take a look at the sunrise this morning. Its just gorgeous. Beautiful. It really is just nice out there. We have mid and High Altitude clouds decorating the sunrise this morning around boston. As we go through the day the Storm Prediction Center, eyeing southern new england, and a slight risk for severe storms through the day, especially midday into the afternoon hours. You just want to be weather aware and Pay Attention to change of the weather conditions. We have seen them this morning. On the worcester area there is there is no storminess or lightning. Just rain around the worcester area to westborough, and you can see these extend the showers back towards barry and hardwick. What were watching is a frontal boundary off to the west. Its a warm front. Its a leading edge of much more humid air. That oppressive humidity is pushing back in. As this front lifts in it will be a trick erring mechanism to induce more storms. Right now 67 in worcester. 66 in lawrence. Some mid 60s on the cap
And in the case of dollree mapp, involve people with a lot of personal strength to really see a situation and to go to the courts for relief and to fight her way all the way to the Supreme Court. So really our case is about individuals that have Lasting Impact upon all americans and any one of us could be that individual. Although frankly nobody could be like dollree mapp. And what are your final thoughts about this case and its importance . That we all have a role to play in the protection of our constitutional rights. We all have to stand up and give voice every day to the constitution or it ends up becoming a dead letter. Dollree mapp did that for all of us. Thank for being our guest tonight and thanks as always to you for your questions and comments. It makes the program interesting. Thanks for being with us. Our series continues next week with the Supreme Courts 1962 decision in baker versus carr. In that case justices establish the right of federal courts to review redistricting
Right now mystery solved. We know what set the ground she canning up and down the east coast including new jersey and pennsylvania. It was not an earthquake. Good evening im iain page. Im lucy noland. It was a sonic boom. In fact several of them unfortunate just look at all the reports across our area. People felt that ground shake and heard that loud boom. Fox 29s Chris Oconnell is live in hammonton, new jersey torque night with what was behind it all. Chris . Reporter well, lucy, the us navy claiming responsibility for that series of sonic booms that rocked the air space here in new jersey. Most of them sented here around hammonton, new jersey, but heard over many hundreds of miles. Well tonight the military saying were sorry. What is this . They were the booms. Like the ground was like shaking like an earthquake. Reporter heard around garden state. Actually rattled the windows. Stripped the lamb shook the lamps. It was bad. It was scary. Like boom, boom. Reporter these kids in briga
What is this . They were the booms. Like the ground was like shaking like an earthquake. Reporter heard around garden state. Actually rattled the windows. Stripped the lamb shook the lamps. It was bad. It was scary. Like boom, boom. Reporter these kids in brigantine were at school and mom was at the store when she heard the booms. It shook and it made a noise like a quick series of boom, boom, boom. Then it stopped and probably five minutes later another one. Reporter mysterious afternoon tremors were so strong they shattered a glass door at the cape may courthouse home of colleen green. Her threeyearold son leo was inches away. Next thing you know we heard smash and him screaming mommy, mommy and he had a little bit of glass on him. Reporter calls to 911 dispatch centers lit up across the state. Many thinking there was an earthquake. Even the Brigantine Police chief felt it. It was very fast. A couple of seconds. Then it was gone. Then it would repeat itself a little while later. All