what we intended to say is our work is not yet done on first niagara. we believe it's been a good value for our shareholders, 13% on tangible common equity. we announced today we hit the $400 million cost saving targets. our strategy is very much about executing, which includes our core momentum, as well as fully realizing the value on first niagara. it did cause a little bit of a convoluted conversation. at the end of the day i think we're clear, we have everything we need to be successful and compete. we do believe first niagara created good value for our shareholders and good use of capital. >> i'm glad we cleared that up i didn't like the way the narrative went that way. it wasn't your fault expenses, historically, you have developed a record for controlling stand-alone costs, probably the best of the banker side follows you focused on niagara where the expense control has been fabulous and savings are good. now the deal is closed, i think you're going to go back and start focusing on greater efficiencies >> it is interesting that one of the things

here's a live look at the niagara falls this morning. hotels and other activities however the state park area of niagara falls could still be developed and private developers are being asked to come forward with their plans. that is a beautiful shot of it niagara falls. >>> for those in the bay area we have ceremony happening at uss hornet. >>> the details coming in about a hit-and-run that left two boys dead in an infant seriously injured, the arrest in the case and what we are learning about the suspect. >>> taking a look at what you can expect for the bay area monday, and hopefully not for you on the back to work, your bay area forecast coming up. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do

. >>> strange smell and disgusting sight stunned tourist at niagara falls, the problem that turned theaters black, leslie. >>> day game against the braves and it started with the sixers first round pick, we will check in with markelle fultz at the ballpark as he throws out that first pitch coming up in sports. it could abe key to the cure in the rare type of cancer. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 stephanie stahl explains the treatment he is receiving and how he is making it his mission to make sure it is available to everyone. his story tonight at 6:00. >>> leslie van arsdal will join us now with a look at sports and some action at the ballpark. >> yes, special guest star today. we have seen sixers first round pick show off his skills on the court but today markelle fultz showed us his pitching skills down at the bank. it was a special day at ballpark for sixers first overall draft pick markelle fultz, the sixers guard posed for pictures as he got ready for his first pressure situation in philadelphia throwing out first pitch before the phillies game. >> after some last minute

it was "operation niagara" a raging torrent of bombs falling on the north from unseen planes 7 miles above. day in and day out went on. more tonnage dropped in khe sahn. >> carpet bombing. laid a carpet of devastation a half mile wide to a mile loog and anything on the ground had to be destroyed. >> what was the effect on morale. >> you hear the marines cheering on top of their bunkers. get some. typically with their covers off looking skrag gily, beat up, worn, unshaven, unkempbt. >> you feel like robert duvall felt like victory. we talked about b-52 strikes. >> here in iraq, the enemy uses propaganda to entice people to kill americans. just like the north vieieieieie >>> late january of '68 the siege at khe sahn was big news back home in the newpapers and television every night. while the world was watching the battle at khe sahn, the north i vietnamese army and vietcong were slipping into position elsewhere. >> all of a sudden tet broke out. >> january 31st, they simultaneously attacked city after city across south vietnam. it was the tet offensive taking place in tet, vietnam's n

presidente trump, con las cartas marcada pareja de indocumentada arrestada al visitarÁ un casino en niagara no pueden contestar en inglÉs. >>> sin vestido y albor tataed cientos de novias se que can sin traje tragos repentino cierre de una tienda, alfredo Ángel tiene 60 locales en el paÍs, en vias de extinciÓn, en aÑos, ya res, telÉfonos habrÁn desaparecidos vÍctimas de la revoluciÓn tecno lÓgica, noticias telemundo comienza ya. noticias telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz balart... >>> hola quÉ tal, buenas tardes, programa como daca y tps, parecerÍan tener ya una sentencia de muerte firmada, esto es lo que piensan activistas luego que decla declaraciones de presidente trump han sido muchas estas semana. >>> vanessa hawks hablÓ con jÓvenes dreamers. >>> comunidad hoy en esta organizaciones. >>> la preocupaciÓn es real. hay una reuniÓn de emergencia. >>> para moverlas familia y los jÓvenes de este paÍs, para entrar en estado de lucha. >>> dreamers de diferentes estados buscan la forma de proteger a soÑadores. >>> los que nos urge a hacer esto, las palabras secretario kelly, diciendo que no hay dpen a p

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. >> niagara falls. >> central park, beach in the caribbean. tokyo, disney. it's just stunning. >> okay. #officially jealous. >> how do you afford the is? >> that's why this video is getting out there. they managed to do this -- they got their around the world tickets for the grand price of zero dollars. >> how? >> sign me up. >> well, pedro and grace are the cofounders of a company called get.com. what it is is a credit card comparison company. so what they did for a year was use credit card offers, the best ones available to them, signed up for certain cards, spent a certain amount of money and paid it off to get a million air miles. which they then cashed in for four round the world tickets business class. >> so stinking smart. the devil's in the details. they seem to be really good at this. >> that's the point. they'll take care of it. they've got all the information you need. do the research, pick the cards you want. if you play that credit card game just right, you, too, can cash in all of those air miles and eventually down the line take that big trip.

the famous engineer who had bridge to be niagara falls and river in cincinnati and at that time many people fought to bridge the east river was impossible but if anyone should be the man to accomplish the feat, john roebling was batman and then one day in the summer of 1869 before any work had been started before very many plans have been made, he had what seemed to be a minor accident just over there. before two weeks have passed, he was dead. a horrible death from toughness and it was left to his son to take over the work. washington has built bridges for the army during the war and had supervised the work on his father's ohio page with all of his expertise, he had been his fault his lieutenant but now john roebling was no more. the great powers meant golfing silhouettes and recognizable all over the world are set on foundations deep beneath the east river. those foundations were sunk using air chambers on the river bed. inside, hundreds of men dug out sand and stone that built the great tower above. it is launched from the doc and then sunk in to settle beneath the surface of the

this is a live look at niagara falls right now. >> have you ever been?ve never. >> it is gorgeous. >> part of the state parking -- state park area of niagara falls could be revamped. private developers are being asked to come forward with plans. >>> coming up crews spent much of the night trying to gain control of the fire in the east bay. the efforts are underway to put out a growing problem. >>> a massive explosion of tens of thousands of people in los angeles without power overnight. [ crickets chirping ] [ light music playing ] you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the c300 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> it is sunday morning at seven back 45. a bit of hayes to start your day. cooler temperatures in store for today. >>> two wildfires continue to burn across the central coast of california. bigger fires burning i

i open the front door and i saw niagara falls in the driveway. >> she tried moving her car. she noticed it was sinking. thankfully she was able to climb out of the car. >> scientists in the u.s. have taken b a first step toward genetically modified humans. >> it comes with a lot of controversy. still ahead, how embryo editing works and why critics are against this scientific breakthrough. >>> and beaches back open for now after concerns over contaminated water. but will this weekend's rain make the problem worse? >>> we're going to get a lot of rain. heavy rain could bring widespread flooding to parts of the area. that's why we have issued a first alert to help keep you prepared. i'm tracking the timing of the rain and how much you could see in your neighborhood in your most accurate forecast. >>> also getting your groceries without leaving your house. expanding home delivery service, when the service will soon be offered, at 5:00. >>> back to our first alert weather. we're getting ready for heavy rain and possible flooding. take a look at the live radar. you see the storm i

the state park area of niagara falls could still be developed as we take a live look over this area rightow with that gorgeous water flowing. private developers are asked to come forward to share their plans. >>> samsung will recycle and resell the recalled galaxy note 7 phones in the galaxy note sd will go on -- se will go on sale for $600 and they say they're perfectly safe unlike the recalled versions that were overheating and catching fire. that is in south korea and no word on whether it will be sold in the u.s.. >>> those in abu dhabi in used electronics in the cabin once again and the u.s. lifted the ban, saying that they have tightened the security on the airlines, the only one that has a direct flight from abu dhabi to the u.s. and includes some flights directly in and out of the sfo. in march the u.s. band electronics on the cabins from the middle eastern and african airports out of concerns over terrorism. >>> the airline in columbia looking to drop airfare prices that would come at the cost of the comfort. the the the columbia is considering taking out all see and having passe

the visitor center, the undergrounds all happening at the same time, niagara. have a platform to speak to the world about the misnomers and the truth of who she was and what a message. it trumps so many of the other, as you said, who -- very few compare to what she even -- john brown said that about her. so that's my question. the way in which carol borestein portrayed her in the children's book, mentees also. will the show give more voice to that, more -- i don't know, entree to that? thank you. >> i'm a little confused. more entree to the spiritual aspects? >> connection to god. her connection to god. because it drove her. it drove her. and i think her father inculcated it into her first. he spent so much time talking to her and teaching her. in spite of all of her suffering and the beatings that she endured as a child, her parents imbibed her with that faith. how else could she have made it? how else -- she's one of the younger chirp. how else could she have connected them? and aisha, you may be familiar with "freedom train" which plays at the town hall, mov

. >> we are going to niagara falls and she is ready to leave now. >> kat: so you are in times squareother place in the world like it. >> kat: well, that's true. >> of the plan was to go to asbury park, my goodness, we cannot come over here and not see the city. >> kat: beach condo sounds like vacation. new york? it's like of a panic attack was a city. what's been your favorite thing to see? >> times square is a very nice. and central park as well. >> kat: central park vacation bible, times square has a more -- provide to me. >> we just talked about that. >> kat: what energizes you in the city? >> the excitement. the atmosphere. >> kat: the atmosphere never stops. you can smell it right now. have you taken the subway yet? >> no, i don't think we are going to do that. >> kat: you seem very relaxed. how do you say so chill in new york city? >> and a lot of wine. i'm just kidding. >> kat: that's what i do. what have you done that so relaxing? >> the staten island ferry. >> kat: the staten island ferry is relaxing. this is all incredible information. >> gets a big cultural shock. any diff

go to fiosgigabit.com jonathan: back now with a disgusting side of the bottom of niagara falls. thank goodness you can't smell through the television. the water was turning black over the weekend because it was -- wait for it -- human waste. nancy: oh, n tourists on board the maid of the mist. the water comes over and the mist sprays you. nancy: thank you for spelling it out there. jonathan: not so much. it smelled horrible. the city water board says it's normal discharge from a treatment plant up river and doesn't pose a threat. just that it stinks. nancy: vacation to remember. for sure. busy weekend on the water for rescue crews. in rhode island a towing company called in a coast guard to save two 15-year-old boys. the 2 is-foot -- 21-foot boat lost power and the coast guard had to bring each boy to safety. neither were hurt. jonathan: in colorado, a swift water rescue team came to the aid of a man and his dog. they became trapped when a dry creek bed became a raging river after a heavy rain. flash floods are tough. no one was injured in this case. a couple on the water

. >>> well, being an all-price predictor has been about as easy as surviving a barrel ride over niagara. jeff curry is holding on longer term he's a downticket in the near term but a recovery of 55 by year's end jeff curry is joining us now jeff, welcome. >> we were definitely one of those washed over the niagara falls in the last quarter. >> okay. and i appreciate that. but you and everybody else. >> uh-huh. >> what has been so hard what has been so difficult to predict? why? >> well, there was two things that were unpredictable. one was the return of libya and nigeria. the second was weather did not support the demand for natural gas. just in general, weather was not supporting but those were the two things unpredictable. we did anticipate the shale response the part unanticipated was the velocity of that response. and what did we learn from this? what is new? what's the new pair diradigm, y asked any trader and they did not trade next year's crop why? because at that point, if they made up the price of corn, all of the farmers will plant less soy be soybeans and more corn why would t

of that iroquois confederacy of six nations that stretch from the mohawk valley to the area around niagara falls. they were part of the iroquois. through an immersive media experience we are actually in the middle of a group of men and women in the nation as they debate how can they preserve their sovereignty and independence when the british and the continental congress are saying you have to make a choice and fight for one side or the other. so they reflect on what are the consequences of choosing one side or the other or trying to remain neutral. for most of the six nations, they felt the best choice was to side with the british. they felt that expanding the american colonies were much more of a threat to their sovereignty than the british would be. for the oneida, they felt that siding with the continental congress was the best way forward for them. so that ancient confederacy of the nations was pulled apart, a civil war within their confederacy that echos the larger civil war between the colonies and the british. >> the oneida are allies of the united states. we will share with them,

. >> niagara falls got a bit of a black eye over the weekend.ge from a wastewater plant turned the base of the falls black. tourists and boaters were surrounded by this blackwater. local leaders obviously not happy. the black water has already dissipated. >>> firefighters rescued a man and his dog from an suv trapped by flooding in colorado. the entire drama played out in what was a dried up creek bed. heavy rain though sparked this flash flooding turning the creek bed into a raging waterway. well, as the water rose up over the suv, firefighters you see used a ladder to save the driver and the dog. by the way, the man told them the pull out and save his dog first. >> wow. all right. >>> time for sports. jeff here and the phillies were somewhat active before the trade deadline today weren't they. >> very active again today. by the way, they are no longer the worst team in baseball. how about that? the phillies making yet another trade before this afternoon's deadline. reliever joaquin benoit sent to the pirates for a minor league single a closer

. >> the one in niagara falls? yes.he can. >> which was the source of a lot of tension for me. >> i see that. >>> following a lot of news this morning so let's get right to it. >>> it's called opposition research. that's very standard in politics. >> this really very unlikely that trump knew nothing about this. >> what we don't want to do is jump to a conclusion. >> we have made a series of document requests to donald trump jr. >> i think any witness who's been asked to testify before congress should testify. >> i knew the politics doesn't work. ignorance is not a defense under the law. >> the american people deserve better than obamacare. >> the meat of this bill is exactly the same as it was before, and in some ways even worse. >> i promised to repeal obamacare, not to continue obamacare. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuoqucuomo. >> chris is off, john berman joins me which he is regretting. >> that was a bad decision! >>> meanwhile, president trump is on his way back home of a whirlwind trip in paris. the

instead of clean clearwater at niagara falls, tourists were treated to a large pool of smelly blackwatery blob bubbled up near the maid of the mist on saturday and just kept growing. though the stinky water caught both tourists and business owners off guard turns out it was legal discharge from the local wastewater treatment plant. officials say the sewage is flushed out periodically and poses no threat top people or the environment. >> ♪ >> all right health check at 4:00 recent studies are boosting the evidence that your birth month or season affects your personality and your health. they found that spring babies are more likely to be optimistic, seeing the best in a situation but they also have more clinical depression. and a big study in the uk babies born in may had the highest while those born in november had the lowest. summer babies tend toward higher birthweights and are taller while winter ones had higher rates of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. babies born during seasons of extreme heat or cold have more heart disease and diabetes. and if you want to make name for yourself

another mystery we turn to now, one of the country's biggest tourist attractions, people visiting niagara falls say they were shocked when they saw this smelly blackwater bubbling up near the falls. the inky blob growing for hours over the weekend, catching business owners, city officials off guard. well, it turns out that discolored water was legal discharge from the local waste water treatment plant. the sewage discharge apparently year. here's a suggestion, maybe they don't do it during the height of the tourist season so people don't have to see it. >> and turn off the satellites. >> yeah. maybe they'll make a change. happy monday. >>> tourists are also facing problems on north carolina's outer banks. thousands forced to evacuate after a massive power outage that officials now say could take up to two weeks to fix. elle >> reporter: this area without power for five days. tourists told to get out, forced to go home. deputies set up a roadblock behind me to make sure people know these barrier islands are closed. this morning a popular vacation destination now a ghost town. >> i think th

and a little bit about the niagara movement.of these other players you know who otherwise are unknown. you don't know anything about that. that is what gerald horne does so well.but it is beyond that. you know who are some of these, who is angelo herndon? you have the other individuals and is one of the ways you know and earlier color said something. you know peter in my life i have had i'm going to depart a little bit. i want to make my surrogate brothers get into this doctor john henry clarke is one and of course - the late percy ellis sutton and gordon parks. all of these individuals who i call my surrogate father is an opportunity to work with i mean he took one autobiography of a people, most gordon wrote the forward for that one. percy wrote the forward to the other book you mentioned in terms of the life and times of sugar ray robinson. and of course with ruby we did we shall overcome. in one take peter, that narration that accompanies the book, they did that in one take! it shows attend a professional that they can bring

highlighted the impressive development of the once dormant urban streets in buffalo, new york, streets like niagara street, main street and ohio street. with these projects have in common is their resurgeans is a smart and targeted federal commitment to infrastructure that has been successfully leveraged to yield significant private investment and achieve the maximum benefit for our community and for the nation. buffalo long ago humbled by economic devastation is now a national model for communities nationwide in showing how infrastructure investments can create jobs and improve the life quality of communities. infrastructure investment creates jobs in the construction trades and supply and materials industry immediately and unleashes the investment of the private sector in a cause and effect economic response. buffalo has come a long way. we still have a long way to go. the lessons of our success can and should be shared with the nation through this institution. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from

black, inky, smelly water in the niagara river? inmates are striving to cleaning the officers cars who arrested them. nearly 40 inmates in houston lending a hand after spending several years behind bars. >> i knew it wasn't their fault. they had a job to do and a family like i had. so they put their lives on the line each and every day for it. >> the officers say it is a blessing to see the former inmates positive transformation. those are your headlines on this monday. you guys like that positivity? ainsley: yeah. favorite story of the day. love that. >> the bowling lady. steve: meanwhile, nancy pelosi gives herself a pat on the back. >> a promotion is a terrible thing, but somebody has to do it. i am a master legislature. steve: that's great. so what about her future as the leader of democrats? that's a whole 'nother story. >> as venezuela's president claims virtually unlimited power. as stuart varney says it's only going to get worse. he's on deck and walking in. steve: good morning. >> but first, from dennis taking care of busi

and you know little bit about the niagara movement.about some of these other players. who otherwise are unknown. you don't know anything about, that is why gerald horne does so well. you talk about davis but it is beyond that. you have some of these you know he's done learn about other individuals and that is the same way that one of the colors earlier said something about davis and ruby dean. you know peter in my life, i have had like, i will depart a little bit. i'm going to make my surrogate fathers get into this picture. doctor john henry clark and of course davis is one, the late percy ellis sutton and gordon parks is one. all of these individuals who i call my surrogate fathers, i had an opportunity to work with. i mean, you talk about the autobiography of people. gordon wrote the forward for that. percy sutton wrote the forward to the other book you mentioned in terms of the life and times of sugar ray robinson. that is robinson, not leonard now. and of course, with ruby we did we shall overcome. and in one take peter, that narr

cross over whenever milk prices go up in canada people cross over the border and buy groceries in niagaraalls. they don't like that if they can get that done, that's good for small business and e-commerce >> you just talked about e-commerce and a larger trade question it's something we raised yesterday. for all the conversation we have about steel and dairy and bringing things across the border, there's very little conversation about what's happening to our silicon valley companies in europe right now. i'm curious as to what you think we as a country should be doing to stand behind them or not. >> well, our approach had been to very much put forward rules for the digital economy to get other countries to agree to rules that would very much be part of a very innovative ecosystem that support not just silicon valley countries but every manufacturer is now a data company. every manufacturer relies on software or relies on the free flow of data across borders. having rules where countries agree to have that data flow across borders -- >> when you look at what the eu is doing for google, how b

the great lakes restoration initiative administered by the epa the niagara riverkeeper and corporatehoneywell has invested more than $70 million to remove 67,000 truckloads of toxic waste from the buffalo river. to resolve the buffalo river and adjacent land is helping to lead economic in life quality renaissance at the water's edge in buffalo new york. along with the great lakes restoration administration vp administers similar programs in puget sound chesapeake bay long island sound gulf of mexico and others. these programs which have marked progress improving water quality and populations are also economic drivers. more than 1.5 million jobs at $62 billion in wages are directly tied to the great lakes. our work is not completed. this summer question mark gary is expected to experience another significant harmful algae -- algae bloom which was caused by agricultural runoff that leads to compromised water quality fish kills and foul odor over an area that often spans thousands of square miles. i urge the committee to adopt my amendment and continue the bipartisan tradition of protec