if you go to niagara falls do the foot bridge.joe" starts right now. ♪ >> welcome to "morning joe." it's 6:00 on the east coast. a live look at beautiful new york city. the sun coming up. time to wake up. good morning, thursday, may 2nd. with us on the set we have

. >> jon, canada is not like the postcards you buy at niagara fall, it's like the postcards you buy from the guy in toronto whose [bleep] you suck for crack. >> jon: what? you are on-- you are on television, so you-- you guys have to [bleep] for crack? >> uh, yeah, yeah, sure, we have to. (laughter) >> jon, why do you think they only sell alcohol at government run dispensaris. can want-- we can't be trusted with anything. it's like that old french canadian saying, s'il est dans la maison. >> if it's in the house. >> nous il fumee. >> we will smoke it. >> apres bee coup degrande blow jobs. >> you can probably translate that one yourself. >> jon: whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, jason! jayson, stop that, are you smoking crack right now? >> it's 6 a.m. somewhere. >> oh my god, jon, are you judging us? this is our national letter taj. not to mention the driver of our economy. can ga's large-- canada's largest national industry is crack production. and our second largest industry is giving blow jobs for crack! >> jon: this sin sane. i mean it's like canada is that friend you have in high school that a

maybe up on top of niagara falls, just that deafening roar. it sounded just like that.d motion of violence at the base and then just the sky filled with debris. >> we went from nothing to 166 miles an hour in 10 to 15 minutes then i stayed that speed for at least another 20 minutes. >> moore, oklahoma was under attack and there was nothing anyone could do about it. >> this thing is not letting up. >> it's probably the worst most helpless feeling you can feel knowing that people's lives an properties are being torn up directly in front of you. you know you're looking at total destruction. it's like watching a bomb fall and you see all of the damage and the debris that explodes out of it. >> it moves so slow that it kept spin in the same spot and that's why there's no much damage in that one area where there's nothing left. the storm churnd over those houses probably a minute or two over each house. >> my god. >> then 40 minutes after the tornado touched down, its relentless assault finally ended. >> this is terrible. this is war zone terrible. this school is completely g

one day i was showing off in niagara falls-- it was connected with a possible high wire walk there 30years ago-- and it was in winter and i was the only man in the history of niagara falls that was allowed to climb on the ice with an ice pick. and i didn't practice. and i didn't take a mast wer me. and the press was there. and at some point i jumped in a crevasse, and i was sliding on pure ice to my death. dismen i had a pick in nigh hand and instead of doing what most people would have done, i looked at the pick. i was holding it wrongly. i gave it a quarter of a. showing off is really a bad thing. if you have the presence of mind to think of details . >> rose: let me make sure i got that. what did do do make sure? >> a very sharp instrument that you can bang into the ice, but i was holding that as a prop. when we were gliding i knew it would hit the ice it would have stopped the gliding. what diis i turned towards the ice and i dig into it and stop my fall. that was a close call. >> rose: "why knot" is the book. thank you so much. >> and keep tying. >> rose: there's a lot to learn.

that would transcribe every event of this manning trial as of right now there is no officials to niagara for and the only information regarding the trial comes to reporters on the scene so over the next three to four months the group hopes to raise between forty to fifty thousand dollars. now the foundation that is this project it will help a journalist and get the information surrounding the case quickly of the trial is slated to start on june the third. congressional approval rating has remained below twenty percent since october a new gallup poll released yesterday places congressional approval at sixteen percent in may from cyber security and surveillance legislation to immigration issues there's a lot of legislative legislation of the docket but there's one issue that combines these topics warrantless suspiciously searches of electronics at the border and the department of homeland security says that this practice is within the letter of the law but one congressman is trying to change that r.t. producers rachel curteous went to the hill yesterday to meet with congressman eliot engel

. >>> it's not a barrel over niagara falls, but the next danger zone video comes close.ot only sails over a giant waterfall in nothing more than an 8-foot boat, he appears to land head first. ben stukesberry has always been drawn to extremes. >> it is just in my dna. from a very young age, i enjoyed pushing myself whether it was long-distance running, skiing, rollerblading, mountain biking and then the sport i've been doing for the last decade which has been kayaking or extreme kayaking as we call it. >> make no mistake, extreme kayaking is no day at the beach. >> what we are doing is really on the far end of the sport. it is the most advanced, the most dangerous and arguably the most rewarding as well. what we are doing out there is really a different sport altogether. it is extreme and it is dangerous. >> today the professional kayaker has turned his eye toward the camera and shoots footage of his co-extremists. >> we go out all over the world and find the toughest, most dangerous, most difficult rivers to access all over the world and then we film tell process of gett

higgins: new york state is committing to take action on removing the robert moses parkway in niagara falls, is welcomed news for western new york. it is a national treasure, drawing millions of visitors each year. in the parkway has created a bar yor between the parkway and the waterfront. we must take a look at alternative money sources. the current owner of its infrastructure has the responsibility and the capacity to fund its removal. mr. speaker, we cannot let the new york power authority off the hook on this historic wrong. by holding them to this obligation we free up certain federal, state resources for additional products in niagara falls, maximizing the impact of our national investment. it's time that this they get what they deserve and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize

if you go to niagara falls do the foot bridge. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> welcome to "morning joe." it's 6:00 on the east coast. a live look at beautiful new york city. the sun coming up. time to wake up. good morning, thursday, may 2nd. with us on the set we have national affairs editor for new york magazine john heilemann. you want to watch your face? >> a company in boston called gillette. have you ever heard of them? >> come in here and it starts out of the chute. >> i think he is thigpen. >> you know what today is? happy birthday, mika! >> happy birthday, mika! >> yea, yea! >> it's a good day. >> i'm 46! >> 36. >> no, 46. >> 46. >> mika? >> 46. >> you're still getting carded. that is like when i was little that seemed to be really old but that is okay. it feels pretty good. looks pretty good too. mike barnicle is here as well. msnbc contributor. so, willie, doing okay? we got pat toomey saying of his republican colleagues what i was afraid to say when this gun vote went down. i kind of felt it and i thought this is

the buffalo-niagara region was among the eliminated regions. mr. speaker, the limited cities are still vulnerable and in fact it was recently revealed that a canadian terror plot may have targeted the area in niagara falls. a sudden exclusion from this security program threatens to render that investment wasted. the increase security and response capabilities that have been developed must be preserved and we have an obligation to restore eligibility to these excluded communities. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask permission to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker i rise today to congratulate the historic achievement of the angelo state university men and women track and field team. the rams won the most outdoor track and field titles. this marks the first time

from john is on the phone niagara falls, new york. independent line. i believe drone strikes are necessary, but i believe there should be some kind of backup system, like ice on the ground, to make sure they are targeting the right target. prisoners, i believe there is no evidence against them. we are not being americans if we do not send them back to their homeland. have an unusual thing here. i have 13.5 years in and out of prison. i was with the terrorists who hijacked the plane over buffalo, i lived with him for two years. our federal prison systems will hold any kind of terrorist. they are going nowhere. the fascist right should not be afraid that they can get out or .urt anybody else . have pictures in the house host: could you talk about the concern of members of congress about bringing these detainees to u.s. soil, fear that they might get out or what could happen? guest: this is pure politics. some members do not guantanamo detainees in the u.s. purely for political reasons. after president obama took office, there were a group of men in guant

niagara cannot be purchased onlinepfizer story.25 a pill, you can probably get three for free if you go on-line empire. people are starting to buy everything on line. there trying to protect, and again is not cutting off the doctors it is just about the privacy that plaques of the system. >> there are no changes with youtube. >> and they will have about 99¢ to $5. what i like about this is that we are getting close to where we can set one watch what we want. i think cbs will find a way to model to rise this. i like the idea and it is something in our lifetime it will not be immediate. i think this will be good for the industry. >> let's talk about new was about reverse mortgage. >> a lot of people are freaking out. they do not understand what reverse mortgages are. it is the opposite. you have to be 62 years of age. i think it is a good planning tool if you are wealthy. if it is a great way to let your nest egg to grow. you will not have to sell a lot of your hard assets. a lot of people, that stashed the house that i have purchase

rely on seamless travel at one of my district's five border crossings to travel from the buffalo niagara international airport, area businesses and to attend sporting and cultural events. mr. speaker, with the bipartisan support, bicameral support for this issue, i suggested language blocking the border fees should be included in the upcoming immigration reform legislation. this is a senseless tax, it's counterproductive and we should take every action to prevent it. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from illinois is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker i rise today to honor the life and accomplishments of moses harrison, his judicial successes have been well-chronicled. mr. shimkus: but he got elected to the illinois supreme court in 1992 and served for eight years before becoming t