and then to sabotage that niagara movement. and that changes the way that it doesn't always succeed and then to have a good one - - to be in charge that they had a strange relation with trotter so if we just think how long that relationship was they were not close after the niagara movement fell certainly after trotter was not in the radical movement yet and the government of world war i but after trotter's death basically dubois put trotter on the cover and had a beautiful obituary arguing that the activists were being forgotten and then forsaking in the city and then never mentioned him again publicly that that dubois may look at as the brother and then had that contentious relationship. >> this was all primary source material i started with the guardian newspaper i had every edition that had survived the congregational library some of it is the archive but most of that the black newspapers generally will say the guardian was the most sought after to go after those papers. and we looked at the library with a fabulous archive

carley: slick roads causing this car to slide under tractor trailer, that happening in niagara falls,rd of injuries there. rob: scary, 60 cars to pile up in 29 separate crashes in maryland. carley: janice dean joins us live with more on the severe weather, janice. janice: here we go, this was a storm system that started in the west and moved across the country and now transitioning into a coastal low, that will bring us some of the blockbuster snow totals overnight tonight and new england. we have another storm system in the west, by the way that will bring heavy rain along coastal california and this is the mess that will cause all sorts of delays and cancellations and problems over millions of people here for the northeast part of the appalachia and as we get overnight, that's when things turn over to snow for some of the coastal areas, there's the forecast temperatures and the radar as we go across time, the worst of it coming into the overnight and into the morning hours, here is the additional prescription, here is one of our computer models, north and west of new york, that's wh

look at this car skidding under a tractor-trailer on an icy road in niagara, new york. the new york national guard now on standby. a plane skidding off a taxiway in buffalo, its wheels stuck. the system claiming 11 lives. including two children in a vehicle washed away on a flooded arizona road. a third child is still missing. a new storm is slamming the coast in the west. abc's alex perez starts us off from chicago. >> reporter: tonight, a major storm marching towards the northeast turning deadly, slamming tens of millions of people, forcing delays on what's expected to be the busiest air travel day ever in the u.s. in buffalo, this jet sliding off an icy taxiway. the roof of this car nearly sheared off after crashing into a truck in icy conditions in niagara falls. albany is in the bullseye of the storm, expecting more than a foot of snow. abc's stephanie ramos is there. >> reporter: millions of people are expected to hit the roads today here in albany, new york. conditions continue to worse as the roads ice over. governor cuomo placing the national guard on standby a

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this plane skidding off a taxiway as it arrived in buffalo, new york, and niagara falls, this car pinned under a truck. icy road conditions likely to blame for the accident. this as residents in albany prepare for as much as 1 foot of snow. >> we have 57 different pieces of equipment capable of moving snow that we'll be using throughout the course of the storm. >> reporter: the upper midwest already hit with heavy snow. whiteout conditions making it difficult for drivers in north dakota. in minnesota, more than 1 1/2 feet of snow buried parts of the state, leaving snow piles struggling to keep up as drivers abandoned their vehicles on the highway. cars buried underneath these huge drifts in duluth. the cleanup under way in deadwood, south dakota. after the storm dropped nearly a foot of snow there and the extreme blizzard conditions in the state turned deadly. a plane carrying 12 people crashed shortly after takeoff, killing nine people, including two prominent idaho businessmen, two children, and the pilot. now as the storm moves toward the east coast, cities from new york to boston cou

a 5-year-old pit bull mix and her owner were showered with cheers and confetti as they left niagara countyew york. at 500 days the shelter's longest and most beloved resident. left the shelter, as you can see, full of excitement jumping on the spca staffers and wagging her tail. she's like, i'm free! i'm out! this lady is taking me for my new life. >>> well, three bundles of joy next at 5:00. the state lawmaker whose delivery just made history. >> time is running out. the big issue that popped up during one of the busiest weeks of the year. >>> and a local woman will compete for pilot pete's heart on the jum coming season of "the bachelor." >>> but first, a live look outside downtown san francisco this morning. mike is updating us when we come back. >>> let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> let's face it, we have a trash issue here in san francisco. >> and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. >> i feel that the community has failed people of color. >> and hear one another. >> we can use words. we don't have to use our fists. >> our concerns might be diffe

year-old pit bull mix bonita and her new owner were showered with cheers and confetti as they left niagara county shelter in new york. >> at 500 days, she was the shelter's longest and best beloved resident. bonita left the shelter full of excitement, jumping on the staffers and wagging her tail happily with approval. >> she looks elated. >> she does. good for her. >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. for drew tuma and all of us here, thanks for joining us tonight. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into th

. >> reporter: in niagara falls this car pinned beneath a truck. icy conditions likely to blame for the crash. this plane skidded off a taxiway as it arrived in buffalo. and overnight snow pummeling the airport outside hartford, connecticut, one of several airports across the country reporting delays and cancelations. >> the drive to get here was absolutely crazy. i've never seen the airport quite this bad. it was backed up all the way on 294. if you come to the airport, leave early. >> reporter: in south dakota, blizzard conditions turned deadly when a plane carrying 12 people crashed shortly after takeoff. nine people were killed including two prominent business executives from idaho, two children and the pilot. in minnesota snowdrifts buried these cars in duluth after more than a foot and a half of snow. plows struggled to keep up as drivers abandoned their cars on the highway. in maryland fog being eyed as the cause of this 58-car pileup. in the meantime, a new storm is building on the west coast already dumping snow in parts of washington stat

people who were there after he finished said the applause, they compared the noise to artillery or to niagara falls. blue people away. crosseech is known as the of gold speech because his final downis he will not press on the brow of labor, this crown of thorns. he will not crucify mankind on this cross of gold. was whetherat year america should be on a gold standard. was sticking up for the latter. he himself said the best paragraph in that speech was not his closer -- it was not the lines that give a speech its name, which he had used in speeches before -- he said the best paragraph that night was one he had written the night before. the reason i put the speech in my book, it is the opening sentence of that graph. it gets your attention. rivals, heing to his says, you have defined businessmen too narrowly. the man who works for wages is as much a businessman as the man who pays him his wages. i think that is a principal and a point that we always have to keep in mind. in our economic system there are people who win a lot. there are people who win very little. there are people who wash out.

grandchildren, and say, wait a minute, i'm going to back this guy, he's now rolling in a barrel off of niagaras, he's a traitor and a criminal, so i'm going to back him for partisan purposes or am i going to do the right thing for the country that howard baker and barry goldwater did, 48, 47 years ago. >> you've got the mulvaneys, the pompeos, the barrs, who will continue to do what the president says or wants. if you're in the white house and you're the communications director, you've got people saying, wait for the durham report, wait for the horowitz report, the responsible specons. >> i was only there 12 days. i could never have lasted, because guys like general kelley, jim mattis, were honest but they're gone. you have to resign or tell people you're not running for reelection because you want to save your party. he's not willing to do that. he wants to bring the whole system down. >> thank you. good to see you. >>> rudy giuliani isn't the only one pushing a counternarrative. how the president's favorite television network is in overdrive trying to create an alternative fact universe. tha

. >> when you do the research and investigate you find that he actually only went on the set of niagaraw he knew her. >> marilyn often posed with fans. she was very agreeable, and ever approachable. everything he claims about his relationship with marilyn is one big fabrication. the main piece of evidence is a chak dated october 4, 1952. marilyn wasn't in tijuana that day. she was shopping in hollywood. she described. 2393 castilian drive which is the house she was sharing what joe dimaggio. robert slatzer and frank capell signed a contract to produce the book. the agreement of says bob slatzer would be credited with writing the book and capell would remain secret. >> with capell on board slat descrer also -- slatzer. he reintroduced clemmons from the l.a.p.d. >> the scene seemed staged. >> marilyn was stretched out face down on the bed. obviously she had been placed in that position. i was shown the night stand by her bed it was 8 or 10 empty bottles that contained medicine. i looked in the bathroom for a glass that had been used, there was none. >> he reported there was no drinking ve

when -- was there evidence that they became niagara for his hand? >> some of them dead. anderson essentially lived to be about 100 years old. he was part of the process of being freed by the terms of the will, but he never goes very far because a lot of these enslaved .eople had intermarried they had families. was somee side effects people were going to be free and some people were not. eitherot of them, they tried to stay as close as they .ould trying to keep the family together. left the estate period. all these attempts to move into the capital and richmond. who prevented that from happening? >> the washington family. they were the ones with the authority. martha had technically given her consent and actually agreed to it. it was sort of a pipe dream of sorts. it was sort of a foregone issue. things had changed a lot politically. martinough they said approved it, different perspectives, how the will should be interpreted or the letters should be interpreted, it all boiled down to virginians tended to say that he was a virginian. they were really putting their stamp on

you did a reading for today based on a treaty conference that william johnson was having in niagara and in detroit. if you paid attention, you saw whenever johnson or indian contemporaries were making a speech, the points of the speech were punctuated by wampum strings or belts. so these became devices not just for offering condolences and initiating treaty proceedings, but also devices to make your meaning clear to an audience that perhaps did not speak the same language as you did. generally speaking, the larger the belts, the more important the point that you were making. that is why when you read the johnson document, you will see references to a large belt, or a belt of this many strings versus a belt of that many strings. those physical descriptions became very important because it carried its own message. here you see some of these belts and their designs, this one after using the contrast between the purple and the white to emphasize two paths or roads. native americans interpreted these designs as you go your way, i will go mine. we will communicate with each other, but each si

that's like trying to stop niagara. we were all doing this out of the side of our mouth and under our breath. it was late at night. we could hear the jet engine. there were bright lights on. at the airport, we were taken one by one. blindfolds were removed. running through up to the airport. even though we had to go through this, my feeling was this was their last gas because they realized they had lost. [yelling and shouting] they were pulling up people one at a time. you could hear these chants death to america, death to reagan, death to whoever they were taking across. one of the guards standing there, he had this stern look on his face. as i was going up, i gave him the bird. i flipped him off. someone hit me in the back but i figured hey, last shot guy, take it. i really still didn't believe i was going home. thank you. thank you. there were all of our colleagues standing there. hugs and two questions. [indiscernible] how are you? celebration and reunion. a crew despaired at times if we would ever sit down. i remem

. >> niagara falls, new york. born and raised there.i was 3, i was taken away from my mother. >> his mother was a drug addict, living on the street and not capable of taking care of him. his father pretty much disappeared, didn't really know his father. and he and his two brothers were taken in by their aunt and uncle who already had four boys. >> my mother couldn't take care of us three, she had a mental breakdown. i mean, she was a nice lady. she tried to take care of all three of us, but she couldn't. >> my name is brett biro and i'm john wayne bobbitt's brother. john is actually my cousin, but my parents took him in at a young age. so if you were to ask me again, who is john? john is my brother. that's the way we were raised. >> your uncle and your aunt took you in. how would you describe your childhood? >> big family. a lot of get-togethers. we went to church every sunday. >> was there love in your home? >> yeah, a lot of love. yeah. a lot of fighting. but i was always the one to break it up. you know? i was the peacemaker. >> what

slick roads caused a car to slide under a tractor-trailer in niagara.land responsible for a 60 car pileup in 2 29 separate crashes. janice dean has the full forecast right now. janice, good morning to you. janice: good morning. it's been a difficult weekend of travel and unfortunately today is going to be very challenging for folks in the northeast. we have the storm that original originated across the west that brought over a foot of snow to upstate new york already. we'll have a nor'easter overnight tonight into tomorrow that could bring measurable snow to some of the big cities including new york and boston. there's the past 24 hours. you can see that icy transitioning from the rain to the freezing rain, certainly seeing that in hartford, connecticut. that is what the danger is on the roadways. do not travel if you don't have to. and then interior sections of the northeast, upstate new york, parts of new england are going to receive an additional foot or more. wind gusts a along the coast, winds in excess of 30 miles an hour for parts of eastern long

that happened in niagara falls no. word on the driver of that car. heavy fog causing 60 cars to pile up in 29 separate crashes down in maryland. steve: all on the busiest travel day of the year yesterday, moving into today. we have live team coverage this morning. janice dean is tracking the storm's path. we start with aishah hasnie. >> a lot of concerns this morning steve, brian, and ainsley. travelers left stranded this morning as hundreds of flights are cancelled. thousands are delayed. >> it seems like for the rest of the night they are cancelled there is a huge line over there waited for a while. >> i guess i'm frustrated. >> my flight got cancelled different flight going to atlanta and then to cleveland. it's a bit of a detour. >> here is the update this morning right now. nearly 6,000 flights are delayed and nearly 530 are cancelled across the u.s. as the severe winter storm pushed into the northeast. just looking at flight awares misery map at this hour, san francisco, boston logan, jfk, those are the top three airports doing the worse right

in the hall after he finished -- they said the applause, they compared the noise to artillery or niagaraalls. it is known as the cross of gold speech because his final line is you will not press down on the labor, this crown of thorns, crucify america on the cross of gold. the big issue is whether america should be on a gold standard or a free coinage of silver standard. he was sticking up for the letter, but he said the best paragraph in the speech was not the closer, the line that gives the speech its name, which he had used in speeches before, but he said the best paragraph was when he had written the night before specially for the occasion. the reason i put the speech in the book -- it is the opening sentence of that graph and it gets your attention. he is speaking to his rivals, enemies. he says you have defined businessman to narrowly. the man who works for wages who is as much a businessman as the man who pays him his wages. that is a principle and a point we always have to keep in mind. in our economic system there are people who win a lot, people who win a very little, people wh

they fix whole foods, everything from the niagara boulevards store to silver lake store in los angelesanagement or takeover? >> all of the problems passed along by old management and sports on u.s. canadian people in the u.k. love their sports. we were in whole foods stores every major playoff, nba, nhl, major league baseball, nfl, whole foods had had no tie-ins to any of the local teams from texas to california -- to new york to new jersey to london to toronto. and just -- a group with no term limit on the boards and the cofounder lost other two cofounders and they were most brilliant retailers in innovation and first 25 years and then were asleep at the switch during the last decade. >> burt i have to push back on your comments about amazonning being so virtuous on green sides and sustainability, in fact, amazon is under enormous pressure because of the unsustainable aspect of all of those cardboard boxing piling up all of the bands and airplanes getting thing to you in two days et cetera. my intention is that what they're doing in terms of sourcing is window dressing they have a big

host: let's talk to niagara falls, new york. good morning. caller: how are you doing? host: just fine. go ahead. caller: i think donald trump is weaker for the whole country. donald j. trump only thinks about him and maybe his family and about getting money for putin and the saudi prince that he owes for his bills. he didn't get -- people helped him get into office. and you tell so many lies, more lies than satan could even think about. and the followers should be ashamed of themselves that go to church and pray to the lord and that they love the lord jesus because they don't. they listened to people that come here in the people of color. that tells the type of character he got following him. and i wish they would impeach him. he wouldn't have got in here if he hadn't had help. that's all i got to say. host: let's go to leo who's calling from franklin, new hampshire. leo, good morning. caller: good morning, america. i don't think he's going to have any affect on it because the military industrial complex will not allow it to happen. -- almost an empire at this time. an

storms two years ago, one of the storms, harvey, dropped more houston on five days than goes over niagara. >> yes. >> i remember i was with a republican, i got once every five year. i was with a hard-core republican about four or five years ago, and he works for an insurance company. he is an executive at an insurance company and he's the guy that looks at the tables, the tables. he said, let me tell you something he said, i'm a free market right wing conservative. he said, all i need to do is tell you the payouts that we have had on natural disasters over the past 20 years. >> right. >> he goes, if you don't believe in climate change, you are a fool. not only are you a fool, you are not being conservative with our resources or our money. this is a guy never voted democratic before. >> totally true. totally true. >> the bottom line is that it is causing such damage to this country and the world. >> huge, huge. joe, i mean we used to be a country that believes in science. if you read a book by a harvard professor called "merchants of doubt" you will see there's a continuum of a strategy by