but from niagara falls to places like seneca falls, stonewall, my dear state of new york is home to some of our country's most famous national parks and monuments -- places i visited and treasured my whole life. i have been concerned in recent years about the reluctance on the other side of the aisle to properly care for these great national beauties, these great

the iconic niagara falls serving as a basketball backdrop for the second round match-up. 10's keith jones is in buffalo. he's a villanova alum following the team. yesterday he caught up with students who werating st. patrick's day but also getting ready for this big match-up against wisconsin. some of these students actually won free tickets to see the game in person. >> a lot of my friends are coming up tonight and tomorrow morning. i'm hoping they will be strong. >> villanova students will show up in force. we travel well. i've gone to new york. there's a bus coming up. >> reporter: a lot of students heading up that way but also here on cam the anticipation is building. tip off at 2:40 this afternoon. the cats take on the wisconsin badgers which could to be a tough second round match-up. live on villanova's campus, randy gyllenhaal nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 keith jones is with the villanova fans in buffalo. look for his live road to repeat reportser today only on nbc 10 news. >>> 6:34 and we're following breaking news from overseas. this is brand new video from the scene

at least in the it's the shadow of the uss sullivan in the niagara river. which brings us to the fan's next stop. >> i'll have to take a trip to the falls and check them out. >> it's a little chillier and windier than i would like. the food is good, the people are really nice. it's been a good time so far. >> reporter: we're going to get to niagara falls in just a bit. in the meantime i promised to take you behind the scenes with exclusive content. i'm doing that right now. this is what the wildcats will do at about 4:50. all right. we're going to try to bring that to you live as the team comes down here, they parade on through the band and the cheerleaders and all of these fans that are just starting to gather right now. and we'll bring that to you live 4:50. stay tuned for that. we have great content here in buffalo in advance of the big game coming up later tonight. live at the team hotel here in buffalo. covering my alma mater villanova. >> so glad you're there. we know it's exciting for you and the whole team and nova nation. i can't believe you didn't

but from niagara falls to places like seneca falls, stonewall, my dear state of new york is home to some of our country's most famous national parks and monuments -- places i visited and treasured my whole life. i have been concerned in recent years about the reluctance on the other side of the aisle to properly care for these great national beauties, these great national resources. currently there is a $12 billion backlog for our national parks. our republican majority has not seen fit to address them. now, adding insult to injury, the new administration's hiring freeze across federal agencies has already affected parks like the national -- the women's rights national historic park in seneca falls, which i visited a bunch of times. it has had to cancel tours due to insufficient funding. most troubling, our republican colleagues want to make it easier to sell off or give away public lands and expand the footprint of the oil and gas industry on public lands. as usual, help those narrow special interests, hurt the average american. that seems to be the trademark of this administration whic

falls, say, on, niagara that is not like leaving the country. with the different religions he ,xperienced in his early life these early trips made him and golf in the different cultures of the south. it gave him something like no other experience in his life. with this social and economic political landscape, there was a young lincoln in 1828. evidence of ethnic tension had been obvious to any visitor. in the street or in conversation. sawpapers that i am sure he that decried immigrants. editors promised that their views would be purely american. and obvious nod to the parties that would try to exploit this in 1850. he would see firsthand the the immigrants would have for being foreign-born. present whenent -- many people were not considered native born. the creel people became treated harshly. impression that lasted an entire life in him. see therleans he would largest concentration of free people of color. among them some of the wealthiest and most well people of african ancestry ever. onnever specifically, did the city's diversity, he came ed

i must add that come on, niagara falls? with all the respect to the canadians, that is not like leaving the country. while he occasionally encountered french or spanish foreigners, he got a perspective that no other place or time in his time would provide. in the midst of this complex and contentious socioeconomic and political landscape walked a young abraham lincoln in 28 -- 1828. evidence of ethnic tension had been obvious to any visitor. in the street or in conversation, or in the press. i'm sure lincoln's on newspapers that directed scorn toward one group of immigrants or another. editors promised that their views would be purely american. and obvious nod to the parties that would try to exploit this in 1850. lincoln would have been present in new orleans at the time and seen firsthand the difficult time the immigrants would have that was heavily populated by a ford born elements. creolesresent when suffered by people you are not considered native born. creoles quickly became an and thef scorn, treatment of immigrant g

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caller: i'm 75 years old, in i went to the nd otor home rally in niagara falls and went to dinner and ontario, a couple from approximately our age, and his wife was deaf and he was me in great to detail she had brain tumors and have anyone in canada that could take care of sent her to -- and paid him to take her down there. said, you folks in the usa issed a big deal when you turned downhillary care. had the same healthcare you had, where would you have taken her? that.ver did answer when i retired, we moved to my ida for a couple years, next door neighbor frfs england. he reason he was in florida, had serious heart trouble. to urned his business over his sons and he came to florida. everyd, i have to go home six months to visit my kids, i could not get healthcare in takes four months to get a doctor's appointment. since i'm over here, ki take my to england and they pay them. but i can't get care over there. the is the problem with government taking care of healthcare and trying to give want ody everything they at the government's expense. that is my comment. lee.: thanks, in texas, r

the icing at niagara falls. water flowing southbound.ocal nova fans were sprinkled across western new york. but came together to dance until the music suddenly stopped. >> i want to know a few days from now, we'll say what a great season, but it hurts a little bit tonight. >> tom kelly has been to nearly every villanova game the past three years. now he's dreading the drive home. >> we drove up from new jersey. heading back. about a 5 1/2-hour ride. >> steve murphy graduated in 1985, the first time nova won the title. >> we're feeling all the pain but i feel most -- i feel hardest for our kids, for our team and the coaching staff and the managers and everybody affiliated with the team. it's toughest on them. >> he's flying back to jersey tomorrow but heads were held high despite adversity. >> we were surrounded by a lot of wisconsin fans. that was tougher because they were going crazy and we were kind of sitting there. >> reporter: jane is a sophomore in high school considering villanova, the school her parents went to. the grace the wil

you've heard about the niagara movement. of course we all know about the naacp, but as the story and logan has pointed out, the national afro-american council has not gotten the credit it deserves as a primary precursor of these other organizations. membership is much greater and it lasted much longer than the niagara movement certainly, and the naacp, when they put together their goals, their approach, their strategies, especially the idea of fight it out in the courts, that all came from the in aac that murray was so involved with. but there was an even stronger political stance that he talked, passion as john called earlier, and that was the belief that scholarships can be put to the cause of negro protests. so murray says that prejudice is the handmaiden of ignorance. and he has started out with his list of 270 works by african-american authors. believe me, that was only the beginning. the man became obsessive about carrying out this work. he was allowed to work on it if he had time here and there at the library of congr

lamb: here's an aerial shot falls, andike niagara my first question is how did you get this picture. a helicopter.om now, at some times, i've helicopter for this purpose but in this case there was already an existing got on er service so i for the heck of it, explored around niagara falls and simply window. picture out the r. lamb: have you sold any of your photographs? mr. sowell: not really. some had been published -- there a picture i took of a lady who was an academic and somebody did some kind of feature about her and requested a copy of this photograph. to the lady in question and when they were interviewing, asked if they go d use it, and said sure, ahead. i put one on the cover of a book of mine. fortunately, that book was out a year. inside of a lamb: i want to show photograph of the golden state bridge and the cars coming and from what angle. how did you get this photograph? an sowell: there's observation area near the golden nikon bridge and i had my and had a 500 to 900 mill that photo and i was using for that picture. mr. lamb: what are you looking for when do you photog

a bus load of themle with arrive later today to cheer on the wildcats with iconic niagara falls as the backdrop for basketball this week. nbc 10's keith jones is in buffalo. he chatted with a number of state of the union yesterday who made the trip up from villanova campus including one guy he found who won an alumni sponsored contest getting him free tickets to the game. >> we wrote a paragraph describing how much villanova basketball meant to us. students will show up in force. we travel well. >> reporter: they do travel well. a number of them up in buffalo. tip off 2:40. a watch party here on campus. they will be facing the wisconsin badgers which could prove to be a tough second round match-up for the wildcats. live on villanova campus, randy gyllenhaal. >> nbc 10 keith jones is there. look for his live road to repeat reports later today only on nbc 10 news. >>> still ahead this morning u.s. secretary of state touches down in china amid new tough talks against north korea. >>> up next where you'll find more farewell performances right here in our area this weekend with the greatest

an ikea chair on a high wire over niagara falls is more stable than donald trump. pudding using a vibrator is more stable than donald trump. ( laughter ) you see what happened, hypothetical trump seems like a lot of fun, but once the dutch saw an actual trump, they were, like, hey, you know what? we will vote for mike gergen or whatever his name is. ( laughter ) isn't that a nice feeling? america is still the shining city on a hill but now it's this kind of shining and you're freaking the rest of the world out. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) i'm not the type to smushy garbages... you know what? i'm going for it. you are completely and utterly... awesome... i'm glad you showed up. in my life! i think i'm about to cry... you better not. every single time i... get down! you always have... my back! my back! it's really hard to describe. it's like... all these tiny little... things? yes. yes. things! are actually... friendship. ♪ you may be muddling through allergies.oned with... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is

to buffalo, new york where bus loads of students have been making the six hour trek up there with niagara falls as an iconic backdrop for basketball. students are celebrating throughout this week. a lot were out last night. nbc 10's keith jones chatting with a number of them. they watched the first-round match-up, looking forward to today's game against wisconsin. >> a lot of my friends are coming up tonight and tomorrow morning. i hope they will be strong. >> villanova students will show up in force. we travel well. i've been to new york. there's a bus coming up. >> reporter: a bus load of students now heading up to buffalo. tip off 2:40 this afternoon. villanova will play the wisconsin badgers in what could be a tough second round match-up for the wildcats. live on villanova's campus, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> coming up, j.c. penney releases new information on store closings happening this summer and the list includes four stores here in our region. >>> plus, flying high. u.s. airlines get upbeat news from the government on just how many people are taking to the skies. >> crews

it looks like niagara falls. my first question is, how did you get this picture? mr.owell: from a helicopter. sometimes i've charted a helicopter for this purpose. in this case, there was already an existing helicopter service so i just got on it for the heck of it and flew around niagara falls and sibley shot the picture out the window. mr. lamb: have you sold any of your photographs? mr. sowell: not really. some of them have been published. there was a picture i took of a .ady who was an academic and someone did some kind of future about her and requested a of this photograph. i had given it to the lady in question. when they were interviewing her, they asked if they could use it. i said, sure, go ahead. i put one on the cover of a book of mine. , that book was out-of-print inside of a year. it got very little exposure. mr. lamb: i went to show up photograph of the golding gate bridge and the cars coming across it. again, how did you get this photograph? mr. sowell: there is an observation area near the golden nikonridge and i had my d3xs and had a 500 to 900 mill -

niagara falls, christ the redeemer statue were all just part of the celebration. >> you guys know we still have one celebration to go tomorrow even think st. patrick's day is today. >> what is the celebration? >> it's in dublin. >> oh, nice. >> not the other dublin. >> 9:30 in the morning we have the st. patrick's day parade, we're a sponsor of that, a slight chance of a spotty shower. it's going to be great. the next real chance of rain is next week. >> thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- taraji p. henson. jon glaser.

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niagara falls is the backdrop for basketball. nova students began heading north last night.nuing this morning. the seeded wildcats face wisconsin this afternoon at 2:40. nbc 10 keith jones is with the villanova fans onto road to repeat. look for his live reports only here on nbc 10 news. >>> happening this weekend the farewell tour for the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus is playing strength. three performances today and two more tomorrow at the sun national bank center. the circus made its final stop in philadelphia last month. >>> i'm ted greenberg. more of the "today" show is coming your way next. we'll be back at the bottom of the hour for a full 60 minutes of news and weather. from all of us here at nbc 10 we hope you have a great weekend. >>> good morning. breaking news. terror at the airport. a man shot to death at a paris investigators now saying the same man shot a police officer rl outside the city. france on edge oncemorning with duchess of cambridge there for a we're live in paris with the latest. >>> diplomacy in disarray. secretary of state rex ti

other one is, the one i would mention if you wanted to go to niagara falls, up north on the u.s. you don't have passports, so much to do for a family. seventy-four dollars a night at sheraton and they have dining and spa credits, so many fun things when you there are as well. >> my cousin went and it was cool to see pictures right next to it on a boat. >> and what is really unique about niagara falls, ongoing battle which side is the better side to go through. i think you can get best pictures on the u.s. side. that is, because it vice panoramic. little bit closer when you are on the canadian side but if you don't have passports and just drive up, it is a fun thing to do with the kid. >> we dit once. really neat. so stunning. why i have not done it sooner. it is worth seeing it. >> yes, for sure. >> either way you get wet. >> people are drenched but it looks like a fun time. >> so for next one what about phoenix, really. >> people want warmth? but they forget about going out to the west coast and california can be a little expensive but phoenix is non- stop, out of philadelphia,

buffalo to niagara falls, an iconic image the backdrop for basketball in buffalo, new york.va students had taken buses to take the trip up there. it's about six hours. they were collective bargaining jigt over the last couple of days. nbc 10's keith jones is up there talking with fans. he talked with some yesterday free tickets. >> my friends are coming up last night and this morning. >> i think villanova students will show force we travel well. i've been to new york. there's a bussing pup. >> reporter: tip off is later today. 2:40 in the afternoon. villanova plays the wisconsin badgers which could prove to be a pretty tough second round match-up for these wildcats. live on villanova's campus, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> keith jones is with the villanova fans in buffalo. look for his life road to repeat reports later today only on nbc 10 news. >>> hillary clinton says she's ready to come out of the woods. the former presidential candidate came to pennsylvania to talk about her future plans. we'll tell you what she says she's going to do next. >>> truck trouble caught o

him and helen were trying to take a vacation to niagara falls.missed their exit started going towards canada. they started trying to take a u-turn and i.c.e. thought that was suspicious, detained him and he was detained for two weeks. it's unclear but it sounds like he didn't have adequate legal counsel and he entered into a voluntary deportation order. that turned intoa final order of removal when he didn't leave the country. and he didn't leave the country for very good reasons. he had a then fiance that was pregnant with his first child and having complications. he did what any good father would have done and stayed with his wife. >> i appreciate it. >> of course. we'll be right back. yeah, at first i thought it was just the stress of moving. [ sighs ] hey, i was using that. what, you think we own stock in the electric company? i will turn this car around right now! there's nobody back there. i was becoming my father. [ clears throat ] it's...been an adjustment, but we're making it work. you know, progressive.com makes it easy for us to get th

him and helen were trying to take a vacation to niagara falls. they sort of missed their exit started going towards canada. at that time they started to pull a u-turn and ins thought that was suspicious, detained him and he was detained for two weeks. it's unclear but it sounds like he didn't have adequate legal counsel and he entered into a voluntary deportation order. that voluntary deportation order turned into a final order removal when he didn't leave the country. and he didn't leave the country for very good reasons. he had a then fiance that was pregnant with his first child and she was having a little bit of complications with the pregnancy. he did what any good father would have done and stayed with his wife. >> thank you, adam. i appreciate it. >> of course. we'll be right back. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare suppleme

we followed them half hour north to one of the wonders of the world, niagara falls.ot too far from buffalo. we continue the party here, villanova st. patrick's day celebration on the day off in advance of a bout with wisconsin coming up tomorrow. back to you. >> keith, you're smiling now, how about during the first six minutes of last night's game? a little nervous? >> reporter: forget about six minutes. the first 18 minutes, nova was down for most of it. yes, i was sweating. i fritried to keep a good face. this is part of the process, got to trust the process. happens to be a philly thing. i hope it was a wakeup call. i hope they come out to play a little bit than they did yesterday. >> nope. didn't happen. >> reporter: i might have thought about that four or five times. thank goodness you didn't do that. >> i'd never hear the end of it from you. more from you later, thanks. ♪ >>> back here at home. the irish flag raised as the sounds of bagpipes filled the air at the irish memorial at penn's landing. after the signing of the irish national -- singing of the irish n

a popular niagara falls boat tour is going to have the earliest launch ever.aid of the mist will open saturday after a wenter that saw less ice storm on lake erie. tours run through november. michelle: middle school in falls church, art class involves more than drawing and painting. as kellye lynn shows us, they are giving students a chance to intellectual disabilities. 14-year-old vladimir long enjoyed art class but now he is excited for a different reason. >> see how excited they get. kellye: he is talk about the fellow classmates with intellectual disabilities. >> it feels happy like painting with other students. kellye: middle school students who serve as art buddies twice a month. >> so basically, it's student led. we talk about student disability and the confidentiality and what we expect from it. kellye: they developed a lesson plan tailored to the need of each student. >> the principles they are using are cool and fun to do. >> among the many projects, the giant flowers that were displayed at a local art show. >> my friend told me to paint this. i pain

brian: [laughter] this picture looks like niagara falls. how did you get this picture?homas: from a helicopter. helicopter charted a , but in this case there was an existingg -- helicopter service. i got on instantly shot out the window. brian: have you sold any of your photographs? thomas: not really. there was a picture i took of a lady who was an academic, and someone did some kind of feature about her and they requested a copy of the photograph. i had given it to the lady in question, and when they interviewed were they asked if they could use it, i said go ahead. i put one on the cover of a book of mine. unfortunately, that book was out-of-print inside a year. it got very little exposure. then: a photograph of golden gate bridge and cars. how did you get this photograph? thomas: there is an observation area near the golden gate bridge. d3-x, and i had a telephoto and i use that to take that picture. brian: what are you looking for when you take photography? thomas: something that makes an interesting scene straight when i see it, essentially take it. sometimes i pr

niagara falls, christ the redeemer statue were all just part of the celebration. >> you guys know we still have one celebration to go tomorrow even think st. patrick's day is today. >> what is the celebration? >> it's in dublin. >> oh, nice. >> not the other dublin. >> 9:30 in the morning we have the st. patrick's day parade, we're a sponsor of that, a slight chance of a spotty shower. it's going to be great. the next real chance of rain is next week. >> thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- taraji p. henson. jon glaser. musical guest run the jewels. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 641, iowa! yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! hello! looking good! welcome to "the tonight show," everybody! you've made it! you're here! thank goodness you made it. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] i'm your host, jimmy fallon. i see

the so-called "golden circle" of attractions not far from the capital-- is said by some to rival niagarafalls. and it's not surrounded by high rise hotels. but can you get solitude? that's debatable. iceland is a location for "game of thrones" and fans of the hit series are partly responsible for the island's new popularity. so much so that it's difficult to grab a shot of pure nature without getting photobombed by people taking selfies. >> my name is mark heasman. i run a children's charity in london. it's a delightful country. so far we've been in reykjavik. but we're now just about to go out on a three-week expedition around the interior, so we can't wait to get away from the people. >> reporter: we met heasman in the thingvillur national park, another destination on the golden circle route. it's a world heritage site and place of great national importance to icelanders as a legendary meeting point throughout the centuries. >> this particular point seems really crowded actually for somewhere that's so special and so unique. it's actually a bit disappointing to see it full of tourists.

. >> a section of niagara falls. >> the infamous love canal case in upstate new york.estigators have to consider several factors including how often cancer occurred. how long it took to develop. whether genetics might play a role. one that are thing, things. >> can't be a coincidence. i think people have a hard time understanding that some time. there are random patterns and things can happen because of chance. >> when it comes to the seacoast san tore lust sneer. >> they have incredible challenge. >> this is the main entrance. >> so far dr. sherman and others are focusing their questions on this old closed landfill where they say the military and others dumped toxic waste. new hampshire officials say they have found chemicals used to make commercial products. but they say there's no proof they are linked to the suspected seacoast cancer cluster. >> every time we find something it generates a bunch more questions. >> those responsible for the landfill deny there's any connection. but the thomases still hope for an answer. >> the cancer is out there. i think that has to

. >> reporter: alone, nik wallenda has walked the grand canyon, niagara falls, but the most dangerous from this. i'm overwhelmingly thankful for that. >> reporter: an amazing story of surviv survival. were a high-wire here at lincoln center, other than soon-to-be grandmother, rietta, who said she would get up there. would the others get up on a high-wire here if there was no net below? >> good question, kerry. >> that leads us to nik wallenda. good to see you. before we answer that question, you said that piece was shot a couple of days ago. there's been improvement, physical improvement in your family members since then. >> actually, my aunt's foot cast has come off. my sister's jaw is no longer wired shut. the doctors are blown away at strong the performers are. it's a miracle. we had a performer fall 35 feet from that wire. he landed on the ground on his feet and called his mom. it's a miracle. >> it's a miracle. we heard from grandma and from you, you'll get back on that wire. and you have some specific news about when and how you'll do that. >> that's right. extremely exciting. w

reeley comes back from niagara falls and says, you have to give up on emancipation. lincoln writes the blind memorandum and asks his cabinet to sign a pledge to collaborate with the inevitably incoming administration. and he sees frederick douglass at that same moment to talk about spreading the word, invites douglass to spread the word about emancipation while the time is right, and then comes raymond, the chairman of his own party and editor of the "new york times" and says, i think greeley may be right, you have to step back. that is when he wavers. the confluence of all of those things. he writes that strange letter to raymond almost as a pass to richmond. if you can find anyone who could produce jefferson davis to talk about ending the war was slavery intact, show me that man. and i will talk to him. but then he drops it in a couple of days. that was the one moment in lincoln's presidency, august 31, when he wavers. then on september 1, atlanta, so we don't have to worry about it anymore. >> you got lucky there. mr. holzer: mcclellan is nominated the day after,

it could look like this in your backyard with the trampoline flying in detroit at -- you can see niagarals, new york, the trees were no match pulling up the sidewalk in realtime. the wind is no joke and wind advisories stretch through new england and you can see why, noontime, 41 boston, rough go. 36, albany. still plenty of wind out there. could still take down power lines and till not nice in western new york. look at that arctic air quickly local weather in 30 seconds, first, though, the warm cities brought to you by walgreens. >> reporter: good morning everyone, it is a nice start we've got no precipitation on storm tracker 6 live double scan. as we take a look outside, lots of sunshine and we expect to stay sunny today. temperatures on or about 50, it's a little breezy. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're going tore a high of 61. lots of sun on the breezy side. then snow comes, we could get grassy accumulations. similarit another cold case also involving two young girls. could they be linked. >>> can you believe this, the dramatic midflight fight over a blanket. i'll

it could look like this in your backyard with the trampoline flying in detroit at -- you can see niagarals, new york, the trees were no match pulling up the sidewalk in realtime. the wind is no joke and wind advisories stretch through new england and you can see why, noontime, 41 boston, rough go. 31 in new york city. 36, albany. still plenty of wind out there. could still take down power lines and till not nice in western new york. look at that arctic air quickly for saturday morning, y'all. your local weather in 30 seconds. . >>> hello. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. more clouds and spring warmth today. just high clouds. you'll definitely need the snglasses. patchy fog, cool the next several nights and a chance of rain well into next week. today's temperatures held down a little bit along the coast and into san francisco because of the patchy low clouds and the sea breeze. 69 to 70 around the bay. mid-40s to low 50s again tonight. our warmest day, look at that, monday. >>> we're still chuckling over what ginger said. >>> coming up, new developments in that indiana murder myst

it could look like this in your backyard with the trampoline flying in detroit at -- you can see niagarals, new york, the trees were no match pulling up the sidewalk in realtime. the wind is no joke and wind advisories stretch through new england and you can see why, noontime, 41 boston, rough go. 36, albany. still plenty of wind out there. could still take down power lines and till not nice in western new york. look at that arctic air quickly for saturday morning, y'all. snow mixed in nw) - cold weekend ahead, but dry today: mostly sunny. warm and breezy. highs: 65-71 winds: sw 5-15 g 25 tonight: increasing clouds. showers by dawn, some wet snow mixed in nw. lows: 37-44 winds: sw to nw 5 >>> we're still chuckling over what ginger said. >>> coming up, new developments in that indiana murder his fry. the eerie similarities with another cold case also involving two young girls. could they be linked. >>> can you believe this, the dramatic midflight fight over a blanket. i'll tell you all about it. you make it detect what they don't. stop, stop, stop! sorry. you make it sense what's coming.

or simply niagara calls. but there's some republicans in upstate new york who are very nervous about voting for this bill. so, what they've extracted is a promise, a very special provision that doesn't apply to the other 49 states. it applies only in new york. and it would say that new york state alone cannot assess its counties to participate a financially in the medicaid system. . only new york could not do it. it could not assess the counties except it could assess any jurisdiction with more than five million people. gee, what do you -- where do you think that is? new york city. the other thing being unseemly, this buffalo bribery, this hudson hustle, is that it's unconstitutional because the federal government can try to persuade states to do something by offering money but it cannot extract a concession through coercion and cannot treat state from any other state. it violates the principle of equal sovereignty. i would just say congresswoman jayapal, this legislation is not only reactionary, taking us ba

. >> alone, nick has walked the grand canyon, niagara i false.lly recover if from. so aim just overwhelmingly thank fulfill that are. >> reporter: amazing story of survival, which makes you wander if there were a high-wire here at lincoln, would the others get up on a high wire here if there were no net down blow. >> that's a question that leads us to nick wallenda. good to see you. fore we get to answer that question. so you said that piece was shot a couple of days ago. there's been improvement, physical improvement in your family members since then. >> my aunt's cast is off. and my --. he landed on the ground on his feet, walked out and called his mom. it is amiracle. >> it is a miracle. and we heard from grandma. we heard from you. you will get back on that wire. and you have some specific news about when and how you will do that. >> tremendously excited. we've heard a lot of negative news about circus lately. i'm hear to say the circus is back. we're going to return, we're going to tour the country. we're going start right here in new york c