for everything that matters. >>> niagara falls, the largest set of waterfalls in north america. beauty is mesmerizing, its power awe-inspiring. but on this day, it's the force of men, not nature, that's the biggest miracle of all. an unbelievable rescue mission to save one man who has crept dangerously close to the edge of the falls. the call comes in on march 19th, 2003, 5:08 p.m. sergeant pat moriarty is on duty. he's a 19-year veteran of the niagara falls state park police. >> our radio man yelled down the hall and said, we just got a call from the canadians. there's a man on the ice at terrapin point. >> not a safe place to be. terrapin point is a piece of land that sits as close to the falls as you can get. >> the drop from that point, at terrapin point, is over 180 feet straight down. if you go over in that particular spot, you're not going to survive. >> when moriarty arrives on the scene, it's even worse than he expected. the man is not on the icy formation on land. he's waist deep in frigid water. >> when i saw the victim standing almost in waist-deep water right at the

then takes the niagara and orders even more sales set and orders another downwind turn. this time is going to cut the british line. at this time the officer in detroit is not the captain. the captain is downloaded but the junior officers seized the niagara starting to sail towards them and he tries to maneuver where turn the ship's downwind to keep his rod site bearings to prevent from being -- and when he does so clean charlotte which was their second largest vessel together with the detroit area to clean charlotte is basically out of control because so many of her rigging lines have been shot away and they rammed the detroit. the two ships get stuck together this makes them helpless to maneuver and right at this moment the niagara sales across the bow in a range of a half a pistol shot which is basically the length of the boat. so just right on top of them sales in and port and starboard and fires at the detroit. this is as they sail across the bow one after another. they fire in the space of 10 seconds over 600 pounds of hot metal roaring down the deck because the gun

he takes form in, his flag and has himself rode over to the niagara. they have to roll like hell because the british have shifted far to the boats and a buddy gets soaked from a splash of nearby mrs. he get gives over to the niagar, gets on board. we don't know what gets said but elliott does take the boat and volunteers to take the boat and go back and round up the lagging gunboats, the smaller vessels that hav had been strung out be. perry then takes the niagara, orders more sail set in a another downwind turn. this time he'll cut the british line and go in front. and at this time the officer of the detroit is not the captain. the captain is downwind. he tries to maneuver, turn the ship down wind to keep his broadside bearing to prevent from being -- when he doesn't, queen charlotte, the second largest vessel that had been pounding on the lawrence, together with the detroit, the queen charlotte comes up. she's basically out of control because so much of her running rigging lines have been shot away. they ran the detroit. the two ships get stuck toget

i have one but we can if there's niagara nothing to add move to public comment. >> i have a number of speaker cards i'll call them 5 at that time. everyone will have 2 minutes to speak (calling names) >> thank you supervisors. for having this hearing. public comment and some of the things that supervisor cowen said. number one i was the one that went to trent because our clients that sit up in chairs all night they sit up and watch tv with the lights on since we were fined for that. but their legs are swollen and their hearts are bidding bad they're dying in the street they're running to general hospital. i don't want all the political stuff to come about i looked at it in a compassion at form i saw the i people dying on the street in martin luther king park i think 6 people died in that park we i realized we had to do something. public comment and support we have petitions go out. there was 2 thousand people who supported having that shelter there. bayview their crime in bayview friendly liquor store is not in our area you can check with the police department. our staff has been robb

he takes four men and jumps in a cover and has himself rode over to the niagara. the british have shifted fire. everyone gets soaked from the splash of nearby messes. he gets over, gets on board. we don't know what gets said, but believe it does take the boats and volunteers to take the boat and go back in round of the lagging gunboats, smaller vessels that had been strung out behind. he then takes tanagra, orders more sales said, and this time he will cut the british line so that he can. at this time the officer of the detroit is not the captain. the engineer officer sees what is happening. he tries to maneuver, turn the ship down wind to keep his broadside bearing to prevent. when he does so the queen charlotte, the second largest vessel that had been pounding on the lawrence together, the queen charlotte comes up and is basically out of control because so much of her running rigging lines of been shuttling. they've rammed the detroit. right at this moment in an era sales across the bowel and range of half pistol shot. so just right on top. pours in. this is --

. - niagara falls? pregnant? that was your dream? pork medallions? - i hope... you have a very beautiful wedding, angela. - hmm. - all right. name. - dwight schrute. - thank you, mr. schnoot. we will let you know. - you have to interview me. - i just did. the answer to that one question told me everything i need to know. - i demand more questions! - all right, guys. good day. a lot of candidates. let's discuss. - okay. if you're not gonna interview me, then i'll do it. - yes. - dwight, let me be frank. in an accident that no one can blame you for, an antique gun was discharged while you were acting manager. how are we ever to trust you again? [quietly] that's a great question. i am going to institute a strict no firearms policy for this office that extends to myself as well. wow. all of my concerns are disappearing. - thank you, dwight. - thank you. you'll be hearing from us shortly, mr. schrute, and i think you're going to like the call you're going to receive. oh, come on. i'm just happy that i got this meeting. [door closes] - well, that was quick. - [exhales

and in 1909 that was called the niagara movement and in 1909 was called the naacp and we all know the naacp but he was the only executive. think of a black organization today giving it wasn't and that was the year that he had this dream, this vision and he could elaborate african americans from racism if only he could publish a compendium of scientific knowledge as he put it, scientific knowledge about the negro, the negro in africa or as it were the africa and african or the negro in the new world war. in 1910 he became the editor of the crisis magazine which was then and remains to this day the official naacp that in 1909 he had this idea and wrote to these great scholars around the world he wrote to sir harry johnston at oxford and some of his harvard professors he wrote to the great william james for whom he studied philosophy at emmerson hall in harvard. james of course is the father of american psychology the psychology like sociology didn't exist as a discipline at that time. he read the critique with george as he says in his autobiography in an upper room at harvard. the great

oigan, muy bien lo dijo juan luis guerra, no hay nada mÁs duro que pasar en niagara en bicicleta. ♪.taco. vamos a los Ángeles donde luis sandoval comparte con la gente. luisito. >>> seguimos por allÁ. dicen que hay ambiente de fiesta, y huele a mole. >>> sÍ, cÓmo es la cosa? >>> estÁs en tu mero mole luis. eso. >>> mira para allÁ. (aplausos) (gritos) >>> ya tienen hambre, y yo tambiÉn. >>> gracias, vean nomÁs este fieston, que traemos en los Ángeles "el dÍa de hoy. estamos en el corazÓn de la placita olvera, celebrando la sexta ediciÓn de la feria de los moles, una tradiciÓn aquÍ, sigue la controversia de quÉ estado mexicano es originario el mole, de oaxaca. o de puebla, los poblanos. ( ( (cÁnticos). >>> para empezar, platicamos de lo que significa, y lo que lleva el mole oaxaqueÑos. >>> cÓmo estÁs susi? >>> sÍ, el mole, de oaxaca, el nÚmero uno, le guste a quien le guste. >>> quÉ traes por aquÍ? >>> les presento, son 34 especies que llevan, de esa mezcla hacemos un hermoso y rico mole, quieren ver cÓmo queda? miren. >>> eso. >>> ese es el nÚmero uno, el mole oaxaqueÑo, para que vean

and nick wallenda crossing niagara falls on a tight rope. whether it's wing suits, giant waves, jumping from space, there is one thing ties these extreme athletes together, they're adrenaline junkies. but why? for some it's the money. first prize in the surfing contest, 50 grand. for cooperate sponsors like red bull, tens of millions of dollars in exposure. >> why are these guys chasing that extreme rush? >> when you know you're doing something that most people can't, that's where you derive your sense of self-esteem like you can feel powerful, important, like you can survive anything. >> reporter: one surfer almost didn't survive in that portugal competition, wiping out. she's okay, still living for those moments of triumph which leaves us in awe. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> news from the high seas tonight, why the newest weapon in the fight against pirates, britney spears, the answer in our "instant index," next. britney spears, the answer, next. we take the time to get to know you and your unique health needs. then we help create

. >> niagara is a reconstruction of a ship built in 1812 actually the winter of 1813 for the battle of late gary and it was built to contest control of the lake with the rest of the squadron and ships that were built here. the ship incorporates timbres from big -- they are not structural or loadbearing. they are a frame between the pieces and they are symbolic presence of the original ship. what is original about the ship is the way of sales. they're breaking in the working of the sales and the work that the crew has to do is very much what they had to do in 1813. we teach history and we teach people in appreciation of the war of 1812 and the maritime history of the great lakes but really most of the learning that takes place on board is about functioning as members of the team in the ship's company. it's the seamanship that they're learning that i think is of real value now because it's a place where you can continue certain traditions and certain attitudes and abilities that will be with us for centuries and we perpetuate them and keep that going. >> i thought wow that's the answer.

nick crossing niagara falls on this.hether wing suit giant waves jumping from space there's one thing that ties these 3 athletes tochlingt adrenalin junkie but why? for some it's the money. first prize is 50 grand and for corporate sponsors 10 of millions of dollars next posh. why are they always chasing at the freeway. >> you know you are doing something that most people can't do, that's where you do all your sense of self-esteem so you can feel powerful. important. survive anything. >> one surfer almost didn't survive. wiping out. she's okay. still living for the moment of triumph that lead to us now back to you from new york. >> no thank you. speaking of extreme. window for holding the maverick sur surfing opens on friday and organizers will announce that when they see the best conditions for beg wig development then competitors have 24 hours notice make it to maverick big surf contest can happen any time between friday and march the first. >> next. we show you how a faithful smart phone app turn you into a cartoonist

. >> this joke sent in by facebook fan kim stoler from niagara falls.le work on my part, okay? the three little pigs went out to dinner one night. the waiter came by and took their drink order. i want a sprite, said the first little piggy. i want a coke, said the second little piggy. i want beer, said the third little piggy. hope i can remember what order i did the voices in. after serving the drinks, the waiter asked for their dinner orders. i want steak, said the first little piggy. i want salad, said the second little piggy. i want beer said the third little piggy, lots and lots of beer. finally, if they wanted any dessert. i want pie, said the first little piggy. i want cheesecake, said the second little piggy. i want beer, lots and lots of beer said the third little piggy. by now the waiter is curious. the waiter said, pardon me for asking, but why have you ordered only beer all evening long? third little piggy said, well, someone it has to go wee, wee, wee all the way home. >> a lot of buildup. >> an awful lot of work for such a very little in ret

yves rossy in a wind suit side by side with a b-17 bomber and nik wallenda crossing niagara falls onnd suits, giant waves, jumping from space, there's one thing that ties extreme athletes together. they are adrenaline junkies but why? first prize in the surfing for some it's the money. first prize in the surfing contest 50 grand and for corporate sponsors like red bull, tens of millions of dollars in exposure. why are these guys always chasing that extreme rush? >> when you know you are doing something that most people can't do that is where you derive your sense of self esteem so you can feel powerful, important, like you could survive anything. >> one almost didn't survive, wiping out. she's okay. still living for the moments of triumph that leave us in awe. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> kind of makes me feel like a wimp. you too, right? two wimps up here. >> if my brain and whole body is getting rattled when does the fun start exactly? >> chocolate cake gives me the endorphin boost i need. >> pass me the oreos. i don't need to do that. i don't need a parachute. >> i wish i w

and nick wallenda crossing niagara falls on a tight rope.hether it's wing suits, giant waves, jumping from space, there is one thing ties these extreme athletes together, they're adrenaline junkies. but why? for some it's the money. first prize in the surfing contest, 50 grand. for cooperate sponsors like red bull, tens of millions of dollars in exposure. >> why are these guys chasing that extreme rush? >> when you know you're doing something that most people can't, that's where you derive your sense of self-esteem like you can survive anything. >> reporter: one surfer almost didn't survive, wiping out. she's okay, still living for those moments of triumph which leaves us in awe. >>> news from the high seas tonight, why the newest weapon in the fight against pirates, britney spears, the answer, next. we take the time to get to know you and your unique health needs. then we help create a personalized healthcare experience that works for you. and you. and you. with 50 years of know-how, and a dedicated network of doctors, health coaches, and w

trying to catch fish in niagara falls. a huge lot of stuff coming over, and they are trying to say, we want these one or two fish. they are going to get a lot of water and a lot of fish in the process. >> yusra ghannouchi -- the report, you talk about outrage of the german and french governments. i do not think they are outraged or shocked. i think the reactions were quite weak, actually. they are weak because the country also spies on other countries. >> they didn't get caught. >> what if tomorrow, the u.s. media discovers that the french government spies on them? the african countries, the african leaders, it is possible. >> possible? >> for example, expressed this week, they said in an interview with "le figaro" that the u.s. spies on us and we spy on them. >> there is a very interesting quote. "the guardian" has released information that the american secret service, the nsa, was targeting the phones of 35 world leaders and they published a part of the actual document in which they got that information. part of the docu

yves rossy in a wind suit side by side with a b-17 bomber and nik wallenda crossing niagara falls on, giant waves, jumping from space, there's one thing that ties extreme athletes together. they are adrenaline junkies but why? for some it's the money. first prize in the surfing contest 50 grand and for corporate sponsors like red bull, tens of millions of dollars in exposure. why are these guys always chasing that extreme rush? >> when you know you are doing something that most people can't do that is where you derive your sense of self esteem so you can feel powerful, important, like you could survive anything. >> one almost didn't survive, wiping out. she's okay. still living for the moments of triumph that leave us in awe. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> kind of makes me feel like a wimp. you too, right? two wimps up here. >> if my brain and whole body is getting rattled when does the fun start exactly? >> chocolate cake gives me the endorphin boost i need. >> pass me the oreos. i don't need to do that. i don't need a parachute. >> i wish i was one of those people. i really do

the hits keep on coming, after snowden's niagara of leaks out of the nsa. and the damage to u.s. interest s. the latest the german interior minister is calling for an investigation, saying, if the u.s. tapped german cell phones on german soil, it broke the law and "those responsible must be held accountable." on the mall in washington protest or thes spoke about the nsa surveillance program. nsa whistle blower edward snowden still stuck in russia. >> he asked me to deliver this message to you. we are here to remind our government officials that they are public servants, not private investigators. >> reporter: snowden's cascade of shocking leaks have many close u.s. allies infuirated. just this weekend, the revelation in a german newspaper that the u.s. embassy in berlin was a secret listening post. it was just 1 of 80 similar nsa and cia listening posts around the world. all this, after reports that the u.s. was tapping world leaders' cell phones, including german chancellor angela merkel, she personally calling president obama, labeling it a "brave breach of trust." the white ho

. >> niagara is a reconstruction of the ship built here in 1812, in 1813, actually the winter of 1813 the battle of lake erie. it was built to contest control of the lake with the british and to wrest control of the lake with the rest of the squadron of ships that were built here. the ship incorporates tempers from the original. they're not structural and they are not loadbearing. they are embedded between the pieces and they are a symbolic presence of the original ship. what is original about the ship is the way it sales. the rigging in the working of the sales in the work that the crew has to do is very much what they have to do in 1813. we teach history. we teach people and appreciation for the war of 1812 in the maritime history of the great lakes but really most of the learning that takes place on board is about functioning as members of the team in the ship's company here this is what they are learning that is i think of real value now because it's a place where you can continue certain traditions and certain attitudes and abilities that have been with us for centuries and kind

[video clip] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] niagara is a reconstruction 1812,hip built here in the winter of 1813 for the battle of lake erie. it was built to contest control with the rest of squadron of ships that was built here. this incorporates some from the original. they are not structural or loadbearing but embedded in the frame. the fact that all the rigging much what theery seamen had to do in 1813. we teach history. we teach all and appreciation of but the most of the learning that takes place on board is about functioning as a team. i think it is of real value now because it is a place we can continue certain traditions. >> he would leave them to victory in the battle of lake erie. the rest of the story this weekend on book tv as they look at the history and literary life that erie, pennsylvania on c- span two and three. >> i never asked a negative question. i think it is insulting to the person you want to talk to. it creates a bad impression about what you are doing. you are asking for someone's time and has you need information that will lead to

what he was saying last week with the debt limit, not letting the united states go over niagara on thisng his numbers you have time to negotiate but at the end, i'm going to let democrats vote, i will use democratic votes to push through a list of the debt ceiling. then he comes comes back to the president on the sunday show. the president won't sit down with him. he says look, here's the deal, i will increase the debt ceiling but you are going to give me something for it. he can make the increase very short term to keep this going and boehner is very clearly concerned about the debt. martha: you have the default not really being be all end all. it takes longer than the 17th for the thing to blow up basically. not until you missed the first debt payment. this could get stretched out even further than the 17th, right? >> yes, but look, the government shutdown is survivable, it is a thing nobody particularly likes. but it is and what happens is that the government, the government has to borrow more than $3 billion per day to do its basic functions. but the real problem here is what happen

. >> niagara is a reconstruction of the ship that was built. 1813, actually, the winter 1813, for the battle of lake.. it was built to contest control andhe lake from the british with the rest of the squadron of the ships that were built here. the ship incorporates timbers from the original. they are not structural. they are not loadbearing. they're just embedded in the frame between the pieces. and they are a symbolic presence of the original ship. what is original about the ship is the way it sales, the rigging, the working of the .ales, with the crew has to do when wech reach that's teach history, we teach people of appreciation of the war 1812. but mostly the learning that takes place on board is functioning as members of the team, as the ship's company. nowink it is of real value because it is a place for you can continue certain traditions and certain attitudes and and perpetuate them and keep them going. >>, and are all over perry who helped lead the u.s. to victory in the battle of lake.. the rest of the story this span2.d on c- >> and next, a look at state of limitation of th

. >> niagara is a reconstruction of the ship that was built here in 1812, 1813, actually, the winter of 1813 for the battle of lake erie. it was built to wrest control of the lake with the rest of the squadron of ships that was built here. this ship incorporates some timbers from the original. they're not structural, they're not load bearing, they're juris embedded in the frame between the pieces, and they're a symbolic piece of the original ship. what's original about the ship is the way it sails, the fact that all the rigging of the sails, the work the crew has to do is very much what the seamen had to do in 1813. >> [inaudible] >> we teach history, we teach people an appreciation of the war of 1812 and the maritime history of the great lakes. but really most of the learning that takes place onboard is about functioning as members of a team of a ship's company. it's the seamanship that they're learning that, i think, is of real value now because this is a place where we can continue certain traditions and certain attitudes and abilities that have been with us for centuries, and we

. >> niagara is a reconstruction of a ship built here in the winter of 1813 for the battle of lake erieit was built to contest control with the british and to wrest control of the lake with the rest of the squadron of ships that was built here. it includes timbers from the original. they are not structural or load- bearing. they are a symbolic presence. what is original about the ship is the way it sales. the work the crew has to do is very much what this team and had to do in 1813. en had to do inm 1813. teach in, and appreciation of the war of 1812, and the maritime history of the great lakes, but really most of the learning that is on board is about the functioning of the team. that is of real value now a place where we could continue certain traditions and certain attitudes and abilities that have been with us for centuries. we perpetuate that and keep it going. -- commodorenor oliver perry would lead them to victory. we look at the history of erie, pennsylvania on c-span2. "washington journal" continues. is stephenng us now moore from "wall street journal -- what are the lessons le

. >> niagara is a reconstruction of the ship that was built here in 1812, 1813 for the battle of lakerie. it was built to contest control of the lake with british with the rest of the squadron and ship still here. we should incorporates timber for the rich. they're not structural, they're not load bearing here they are embedded in the frame between the pieces and there's embolic presence of the original ship. its original about the ship is the way of sales. there began, the work the crew has to do is very much what we had to do in 1813. [inaudible] >> we teach history. we teach appreciation of the war of 1812 in the americana history of the great lakes. i really, most of the learning that takes place on board is about function as members of the team of the ship's company. they are learning it is i think of real value now because it's a place where we can continue certain traditions and certain attitudes and abilities for centuries. we perpetuate them and keep that going. >> here i am in chicago. i married. it's made team 77. i have my bachelors degree. and latino. you'd think they'd b

democrat, david, niagara falls. go ahead, david. caller: we're dealing with a continuing resolution that was passed 18 times for president reagan. and 14 times for president bush with no problems. it has nothing to do with x.l. pipeline or delaying or defunding obamacare. the united states people are getting sick and tired of republicans' games and there's going to be a point shortly if they don't do something and stop this insanity, people are going to get their guns out of their closets and go on the streets. is that what they want? is that what the republicans want? they haven't done one thing to help obama since he's been in there, five years. the black man sleeping in the white house is driving people crazy. >> the offer to the other side, as we told you, five pieces of legislation that would fund, as they say, critical parts of the federal government. that includes national parks and museums, funding to the d.c. government, the national guard and reserve, the research or life-saving cures at n.i.h. and veterans' programs as we

niagara falls, slowly. 9 degrees below normal. home ha, nebraska 13 degrees below.e now 9:11. good morning. i'm christina loren. we have a good looking second half of the day. similar setup to what we had yesterday. this is the san mateo bridge. mostly cloudy conditions. we'll see that fog really clear out of here as we head through 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. 65 degrees in san francisco. overall running cooler this afternoon. 7 livermore. 70 in san jose. a warmup headed our way as we head into the end of the week and the upcoming weekend, and then temperatures tumble monday into tuesday. . >> it's time for remedial spelling, tommy. ah. >> tommy goes to the george geist school of spelling. george geist is the worst. >> you had a big night last night. i. >> i was at the 6th annual honor celebrities, modern men out there doing good. >> any of them thickset? >> robin thicke. >> there he is. >> i got up on stage to welcome mr. thicke. i did have the miley foam finger and the beetlejuice suit acquired at a new york store. >> where was the twerk? >> he didn't want to twerk.