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a heated exchange between two lawmakers in brazil leads to quite a scuffle here. we will show you to rest of it. it is pretty eye popping. i m emily riemer. the fog out there is kind of ridiculous this morning. cindy: it is widespread. widespread fog out there. dense fog advisory for most of the area until 9:00 a.m. this is where visibility will drop down to around a quarter of a mile or less. there is some fog out to worcester county but the visibilities are not down as much. 2 1/2 miles worcester. four miles orange. outside of this area, you head toward the coast and notice how the visibility drops. in boston it is 1/3 of a mile. beverley under a mile. plymouth as well. you get the idea. the fog is out there and will be 52 in plymouth this morning. a very mild start above the fog. we do have some clouds which are going to scoot to our north with the rain. we re going to brighten it up this afternoon as high pressure noses in from the south. deal with the fog until 9:0 ....
the disagreement leading to quite the scuffle. good morning. antoinette: i m in for randy this morning, along with cindy. you are keeping your eye on that fog. it is so thick everywhere. cindy: this is widespread. a dense fog advisory. the visibility is about two miles. in boston, a third of a mile. last year, it was under a quarter of a mile. widespread fog this morning. but it is mild. low 50 s out the door this morning in plymouth. worcester county a few 30 s through northern worcester county. once we hit lunchtime, the clouds break up, the fog is gone, partly sunny skies through the afternoon. temperatures are going to respond. by about 10:00 a.m., we should be around 50 degrees. mid-to-upper 50 s this afternoon. another warm day on the way. the greatest impacts through 9:00 a.m. kevin: good morning, cindy. thank you. the fog is getting worse in the brighton stretch of the mass pike. let s take a look at the map. very heavy on the south side of town. braintre ....
they talk about them going back to africa. but you have top understand these people, most of them, they were americans. they have been here for three, four, five generations. so it wasn t like they were just going home. they were going back to the continent that their ancestors originally inhabited. it was quite the risk. and so they took their culture, what they knew here there. some of them took the bad aspects, too. the slavery, but that was all they had ever known. and they built houses like this one because after all, they re the ones who built this house. there were a lot of, basically, greek revival houses that the freed slaves built in mississippi and africa and across the river was louisiana and liberia which was settled by freed slaves from louisiana. there was a georgia, there was a virginia, a kentucky, and maryland county. and all of those people came from those states in the u.s. explore the history and literary life of jackson this weekend saturday at n ....
education. and many of those joined. and as the movement grew, it was an authoritarian movement. you weren t allowed to be in the muslim brotherhood and say publicly well this idea about x, it s a limit loony toons. you d be thrown out. not only thrown out if you defied the authority structures of of this organization, but the memoirs that i ve read. social control mechanism of some religious groups, there s some peace churches in the united states that engage in shunning and so shunning is like people just stop talking, we were best friends and over at their house, and they ll just cut you off without a further by your lease. and not only cut you off, but they might cut off anybody insisting on remaybing in touch with remaining in touch with you. and the shunning is again, it s a sign of a controlling kind of organization, and i would say in my definition, it s a cult-like behavior. and the word cult is controversial in social science because some sociologists of rel ....
the individual, checks and balances, freedom, liberty and so forth. as i said, trying to channel arab nationalism into the western camp into the cold war. i ve in looking at how the united states thought about this and the strategy they developed, i ve come to the conclusion that there was a kind of map that the americans had that was above all of their all of their policy discussions. a kind of paradigm. i actually started thinking this way. i worked, if i could give you a personal anecdote, i worked in the white house in the george w. bush administration. and i had a had come from academia, which i thought prepared me for policy work. and then i went to the white house and realized, actually, it prepared me for nothing. but one of the things that really surprised me was somebody who considered himself an expert. in the middle east. at the highest levels have simple ideas in their head. and i don t mean that as insult. i m not saying simplistic, they just have si ....