first, i will rent a car and drive to niagara falls. one of the most beautiful waterfalls in all the world. the next morning i will camp and fish and-- enjoy the mountain scenery. victor, it sounds like you've already taken this vacation. i have taken it many times but only in my dreams. jamal ! what happened ? i was working on the plumbing. one of the valves was so corroded it could no longer hold in the pressure of the water. can you say that in english, please ? leaky pipe. but don't worry. i think i can fix it. you see ? there is so much work to do in the cafe how can i take a vacation ? you want my advice ? do i have a choice ? there's always something to fix. go on this vacation now, or it'll always be just a dream. when the time is right i will go. you know, victor, this would be a great trip for you to take with your daughter. - that would be difficult. - you said she lives only a few hours from here. the distance between my daughter and me is more than just miles. i'm sorry to hear that. i better go see what jamal is up to. tha

the high pressure dome over upstate new york in the niagara falls area. that's continuing to hold. it should slide out harmlessly over the next 24 hours but this will bring clouds. future trend shows that system staying weak, providing some showers offshore tomorrow but just a few clouds into the state. more interesting as we go beyond tomorrow into the day on friday, the beginning of a coastal system that should intensify and run up the seaboard. it could bring breezy conditions but all indications, it stays out to sea throughout the weekend and early next week. you see the beginnings of that, the energy coming across florida. we have unsettled off the east coast of florida. a whole ball of wax that will merge with that and develop, we think, into the next few days. tonight down to 52, partly cloudy and mild. 77 your two-degree guarantee. a few clouds but, yes, staying dry, mild in the mid-50s. not bad at all f you like what we've been seeing, mid to upper 70s for you. things begin to change a little bit into the second half of the week and early next week as we could get breezy w

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time and we have gained almost no for ground has been too long it is time to get the economy of the niagarae can do better. the figure for joining us have a great night. lou: good evening. thank you for being with us the driving force behind forcing a vote on the defunding of obamacare. first they blasted their own leadership for being part of the bedwetter wing of the republican party that caused the speaker to reverse himself to call for a vote then they blasted senator cruz the darling of conservatives to say they have the democrats to strip defunding from the house legislation. but they're getting the same treatment from the speaker in cruz

get the economy of the niagara of the federal stimulus we can do better. the figure for joining us have a great night. lou: good evening. thank you for being with us the driving force behind forcing a vote on the defunding of obamacare. first they blasted their own leadership for being part of the bedwetter wing of the republican party that caused the speaker to reverse himself to call for a vote then they blasted senator cruz the darling of conservatives to say they have the democrats to strip defunding from the house legislation. but they're getting the same treatment from the speaker in cruz reverse the on dash griffin reversed himself we will do everything necessary anything possible to defund obamacare. and anything else any procedural means necessary it is easy to focus on the political back and forth. lou: quite a reversal by the senator. this is a different republican party than even one year ago. speaker peter -- boehner shows considerable leadership. senator cruz after making a terrible mistake in the house shows he actually understands the best

but this national grid actually owns niagara mohawk which delivers utilities through the northeast. it's part of this uk based adr, what's happened with national grid it's been part of the sell-off, trading at a 15 to 20% discount to most u.s. utilities and also yielding 5.3%. which is about 10% more. and the nice thing about it because it's a adr based out of the uk, there's no foreign tax withholdings. investors in the u.s. will collect that 5.4%, the full boat. >> and don't for your last pick just say we're getting older as a country because we are, but senior housing property trust shp your last pick here has not performed well. despite everybody knowing we are getting older as a country, robert. >> absolutely. and this is part of the indiscriminate selling we've seen with the yield trade. all are getting nailed. dividend paid stocks are getting beat up. this stock down 20%. all are not created equal. what you want to look at like when looking at your bond portfolio is the duration of the leases. senior housing is not a type of duration where you're locking in 10, 15-year leases

march 19, 2003, niagara falls.e. as he stands in frigid water at the edge of a drop. >> i don't know that there's been too many people survive that fall, if any. >> two brave men attached to harnesses enter the freezing water. they attempt to throw the man a life ring. >> if something goes wrong, that water's traveling one way, and the only way is down. >> the current is too strong, and the rescuers can't reach him. they try plan b, airdropping a life ring by helicopter. but as the chopper inches closer, wind from the rotors blasts the man, causing him to lose his balance and fall into the water. >> i was sure at the moment he fell he was over the edge. >> just by the grace of god, he's able to grab hold of the rock he's standing on. >> rescuers toss the ring again, and this time it's a direct hit. the team on land drags the man out of the water. he suffers severe hypotherp yeah but is alive. >> these are heroic actions, rescue personnel willing to put their lives on the line to rescue this man. >>> there you have

the computer glitch led to delays at buffalo niagara airport.ow you are waking up to cooler weather, maybe you don't know it yet because you just got up. walk out there. >> it started to feel a little more like fall driving this morning. granted, here is a live look at atlanta. my drive this morning, it was 71 degrees. >> beautiful. >> it was also 3:45. this is the live look at atlanta as the sun comes up this morning. it is expected to be more fall-like. yesterday was 91 degrees. i guess getting to 85 is more like fall. we have meteorologist alexandra steele. we will go with her in a minute for a look at the country. how about the rain for the folks in colorado, new mexico and texas? >> absolutely. chicago this morning got to 48 degrees this morning. the coldest temperature there since june. a chilly start. in atlanta, georgia, first time below 60 since may. much cooler temperatures we have seen in five or six months for many of us. in the northeast, the cold front moved through. dried out the atmosphere. beautiful sunny weekend, but look at th

bridges, displaced by the powerful force of water in some places equated to the cubic feet flow of niagara falls. data is telling you the storms are more and more frequent, you'll get this extra volume of water, precipitation, do you just replace or take a longer span? a greater height to that bredge deseen? these are things that need to be discussed. it's going to be money coming out of the pocket that's reared because we're not dealing with the fundamental science that's telling us we should anticipate more and more of these storms. the infrastructure along these effort the coastal erosion is requiring all sorts of improvements to ports. this affects our economy. this requires a master plan. this requires a make it in america agenda that puts into play investment into our infrastructure to replace what has been damaged with a sound investment, re-investment here that improves upon a situation rather than just replaces when we know it will probably not withstand the forces of mother nature in the future. the infrastructure is critical and the millions we can put to work, representative ga

they are taking us over the niagara falls. if i do say so myself, the patterson falls. yes? >> [indiscernible] >> yes, we do. and in the affordable care act we have incentives in there to train more doctors and we have a million nurses who are going to be missing by the year 2020 to deal with the problem as well and nurses systems. >> my daughter is in there. for her to go ahead to become a physician's assistant will cost close to $40,000 or $50,000. how does a young couple do this? they want to start a family, they're getting married. >> when you talk about cutting the budget, we want to get rid of the stuff we don't really need. when you talk about cutting the budget, we need to be careful about is that we're are not cutting investments into our future. when we decide not to fix a bridge or to fix an airport or to fix a federal highway, this is an investment not only for now but the future. are we waiting for another bridge to fall down? when you are trying to balance the budget, it is not an easy task just slash and cut everything away. you don't know what you are cutting

he took down his flag, he climbed aboard a small rowboat and he made his way toward the niagara, the's sistership which had yet to engage in the battle. perry's crossing between the ships is the inspiration for william henry powell's painting which hangs in the staircase directly outside of this room right now. it is the biggest painting in the senate, and it features a hero of the littleest state in the country. from the nigh a agree, perry reengaged the battle with the british and ultimately gained the day. he forced their surrender and sent the now-famous message to general harrison, "we have met the enemy and they are ours." lake ear schee had been secured for america. the war of 1812 continued on through 1814, but perry's victory on lake erie was pivotal. had the british taken lake erie, it would have provided a base for attacks down into new york or to the new state of ohio and for control of the american northwest. instead, the treaty of gendt ended the conflict with no loss of territory or trade to the united states. perry continued his naval service after the war, but he con

always talking one of his guests said it could be a shingle under the niagara falls to participate in one of his dinner parties. working hard but also lived and was a famous post gathering around the table diplomat, soldiers, of politicians, actors, the life of the party. so what did he do? he was secretary of state for eight years under johnson and before that a senator for 12 years and before that, a governor of new york. in the late 1830's and by far the most populous state a progressive and a visionary governor. one of his main causes was education particularly the education of i received -- irish catholic children many were not going to school at all because the public schools use protestant sects and those were not acceptable to the catholic parents. he was determined all children educated report card this of religion. -- regardless of religion and a big fan of libraries to extend public libraries would change the world as new yorkers read books then went out into the world. he wanted the state to build canals, railroads not just economic reasons but to bind the state together m