went tous was when he niagara falls after a trip to washington and in fact he wrote about thehimself amazing falls and they were here when christ walked the earth and with the ancient greeks were here. he was really very moved. he came back in herndon has tim what you thought of niagara falls, not knowing about this fragment lincoln had wrote. and lincoln said i just wondered where all that water came from. he is making fun of him. entire program at it, p.m.. this is american history tv on c-span3. tonight on afterwords, campusists examines sexual assault policies in his book the campus rape frenzy, the attack on due process at america's universities. he is interviewed by the editor and chief of the law journal. share for the viewers what is your general thesis that we are looking at. what will we be reading about in the pages. >> the gist is there is a huge met that has taken root that there is an epidemic of campus rape and a culture of campus rape where it is encouraged and condoned even by administrators. that it is increasing and it is worse on campus that it is off-campus and t

and for inventing such central products such as aloft -- and do not forget the niagara. over the years they have employed millions of immigrants but history is fickle am brooklyn shifted the second half of the 20th century. the factories that sustained those americans not for china or mexico but far less crowded and then to break apart of every red bullet it brooklyn member to take the bonds as they were referred to an bin retrospect and by the '60s to become a sad empty shell of the former self in 1966 the navy yard during world war two was the largest and best known employer was decommissioned. by the time i moved and a mile away it was a few operating warehouse with the occasional body reportedly dumped by the legendary wise guy. there's still plenty of holdovers at the time with an elderly average couple took it bin as they did in the brownstone areas of brooklyn with the decades following now they are paid by the city of new york to help the elderly and that was the musical accompaniment in the children's early years. but in fact, brooklyn was losing population and

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roebling is known for having built the very first bridge over the niagara gorge, a double-decker bridgehat could carry trains on top and people in carriages underneath on a toll road. even the george washington bridge design is a structure built by roebling. we are looking at a photo from 1935 as roebling's bridgman begin to wrap the golden gate bridge cables. this phenomenal, once-used-only technology of having six travelers take individual pieces of wire back and forth across the water to go across and up on the towers, to meet in the middle, transfer those. you see them wrapping the cables, as they begin to get toward a later stage of the installation. it is important to know that each piece of wire, each wire rope was cut to measure before they even traveled, by roebling, by train to philadelphia, then loaded on boats, taken through the panama canal to get to california just to become part of what is the largest suspension bridge in the world. you can see workmen walking on the catwalks on the site. this was the first time they ever used nets below them. there are photos we have in

he came back and herndon asked him, what did you think of niagara falls?not knowing about this fragment that lincoln wrote to himself. lincoln said, i just wondered where all that water came from. he's making fun of him. >> watch the entire program sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern and midnight eastern. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. "afterwords," stuart taylor examines campus sexual assault policies in his book. mr. taylor is interviewed by beth for key, editor in chief of the national law journal and legal times. >> share for the viewers what is your general thesis that we are looking at here. what are we going to be reading about when we open the pages? >> the gist of it is that there has been a huge myth that has taken root that there is an epidemic of campus rape, that there is a culture of campus rape that has been encouraged and condone even by administrators, that's out of control and increasing, and it's worse on campus limited is off-campus, and it requires completely demolishing all the process and resumption of innocence, where the acc

we are under niagara falls right now. i have not seen anything like it.blem with it is, if you assume all these xers that we've seen for memos and conversations and all the rest of it are accurate, they are only part of the story and we have to wait a while to get the rest of the story. it is perfectly possible to interpret what was said to james comey in the oval office indiscreetly to be sure by donald trump as being not a request to shut down an investigation but a question to call me as to whether now that michael flynn had been fired, and at the time the "washington post" reported there was an examination of his phone flows with the russian ambassador that uncovered nothing improper. wouldn't it be possible now to let this go? because i think donald trump thinks he is innocent and we may think that flynn is innocent. these and can you wrap this up? can't let this go? that is industry but probably not proper. but like now reporters that were not even there would like to relive watergate. >> on this question of leaks and what is true here, we got a num

herndon asked him, what did you think of niagara falls? lincoln said, i just wondered where all that water came from. [laughter] charles: he was making fun of them. i have been quite a man since he left, being manly in the 19th-century was to be assertive and to be in charge. when he broke up the marriage, he wanted speed to take a letter to mary. speed said, are you kidding? you can do that. you have to deliver the letter yourself. there were tears, and mary sat on his lap, and they kissed. the manliness of that letter has to be understood in that context. the next letter, february 25. this letter to speed is the turning point in the emotional life in abraham lincoln. it is the single most important personal letter that he ever wrote. he begins, dear speed, i received yours on the day he went down to your brother's place. i delayed answering it until i received the promised one on the 16th. they had already indicated that he was going to write him on the 16th. why the 16th? he got married on the 15th and consummated the marriage that nigh

we are under niagara falls right now. you assumed that all of these excerpts we are seeing are accurate, they are only part of the story and we have to wait a while to get the rest of the story. it is perfectly possible to interpret what was apparently set to comey in the oval office indiscreetly to be sure by donald trump as being not a request to shut down investigation but the question to comey as to now that flynn had been fired, and at the time "the washington post" had reported an examination of his phone calls with the russian ambassador had uncovered nothing improper, would it be possible with disco because i think trump thinks he's a mission, he made things plain is innocent, that's indiscreet, it's probably improper, but it's not obstruction of justice. if in the atmosphere in which we are not living everything is like watergate, reporters would like to relive that. >> chris: on this question of leaks and what's true here, we got a number of questions from you for the panel and we got this on twitter from bob wh

. >> if you cross a, from where they're standing in niagara falls and go to canada, you can take part your own bomb b bombbay saphire, the bottle may say it is close to 40% alcohol. it's close to 80% alcohol. >> so -- >> 6,000 bottle out there like that. >> is the problem they forgot to charge extra. >> let's test it out. let's see. >> that should work. >> that's, that's awesome. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ poll teitics foreign wars all weather all the scores that's the world news polka tapes that roll in way too slow stuff you saw on koppel's show that's the world news polka it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not mug and everybody dance have some fun be a pal every anchor guy and gal do the world news polka everybody! that's the world news polka insomniacs only. that's the world news polka who cares what the bosses think they're a goofy crew no clue and if your neighbors call the cops here's all you have to do moo when they yell it's half past three tell them it's news to me, that's the world news polka they make us work the graveyard shift that's why we go for broke so why not tune in ab

they'll be in niagara falls starting monday, june 5th. >>> angelina jolie took two of her kids on a roadp this weekend, and they hit a huge festival in southern california. shades on, big smile on her face, those black leather pants and boots totally remind us of "tomb raider" angie. but our favorite, that giant $12 turkey leg angelina was seen eating. saturday was mom's day out, accompanied by two body guards as she took 1450i lshilo and kna two-hour visit or the the renaissance fair. angelina and the kids spent some time in a knife shop, looking at knives. now, here's major proof that bang lina is putting family first. today, we have learned angelina dropped around $25 million and is currently in escrow on this mansion, located less than two miles from bad's moment. a source items us that angelina wants the six kids to be closer to brad, and they can see both parents easily. the 2.1-acre home has six bedrooms and ten bathrooms. a pool. and a guest house. as for brad's new life sober, well, after his tell-all "gq" interview, we're learning new details on how the 53-year-old hit alcohol.

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larry: remember when the daredevil nick walked across niagara falls on a tightrope?s wife can do one better. erin plans to dangle by her teeth from a helicopter as it flies over the falls. this is planned for next month on the fifth anniversary of her husband's walk. alison: can you top that? doug: no. i can't. i'm not even going to try. today was time for josh knight from the abc7 weather team to visit the school in arlington for a lunchbox weather program. while inside he shares the weather experiment to answer questions, talk about the one of the most popular things is the tornado machine that simulates development of the tornado. the kids have questions. took them outside to see the stormwatch7. >> we have a question -- >> do people ever tease us about getting the weather wrong? how much time do i have here? all the time! the thing is that even our wives and the husbands and the mothers, friends, you name it. it comes with the territory and this job. 99% of the time it's friendly questions and friendly remarks of every now and then someone is really mad. helps to

. >> what's unusual is the niagara of leaks that come from the white house, as you said, this must haveeen somebody in the room, picked up the phone and read the notes, so the problem here is an inner circle of people who have lost faith or betraying or whatever. julie: let's bring in former 2008 clinton campaign adviser and fox news contributor and brian robertson and gop strategists. thank you so much for talkingtous. what do you say, what is the reason for the loyalty problem, there's clearly a lack of loyalty. >> i agree with you, there is a loyalty problem in the white house but starts with the fact that president trump wants advisers to have personally loyalty to him over the united states of america, but thank goodness we have people in the white house, in that building that are willing to risk it all because they are putting country first over personal loyalty. we are a nation of laws and law enforcement even though he wants to be above the law, you have people in his administration saying, because this white house lied from day one, we are going to make sure the truth gets out.

we are under niagara falls right now. i have not seen anything like it.em with it is, if you assume all these xers that we've seen for memos and conversations and all the rest of it are accurate, they are only part of the story and we have to wait a while to get the rest of the story. it is perfectly possible to interpret what was said to james comey in the oval office indiscreetly to be sure by donald trump as being not a request to shut down an investigation but a question to call me as to whether now that michael flynn had been fired, and at the time the "washington post" reported there was an examination of his phone flows with the russian ambassador that uncovered nothing improper. wouldn't it be possible now to let this go? because i think donald trump thinks he is innocent and we may think that flynn is innocent. these and can you wrap this up? can't let this go? that is industry but probably not proper. but like now reporters that were not even there would like to relive watergate. >> on this question of leaks and what is true here, we got a numbe

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saying we have a real problem here with leaks, what we are talking about -- what's unusual is the niagaraf leaks coming out of this white house. as you said, this had to have been somebody in the room. somebody who took the notes. who picked up the phone and read the notes. the problem here is an inner circle of people who have lost faith or betrayed or whatever. it is certainly not a leak problem that ought to interest us. it's a loyalty problem inside the white house. >> james: to be clear, the four american officials who were in the office for that meeting where the president, secretary of state, white house national security advisor and his deputy. >> somebody who had access to the notes? >> james: the notes were then put into paper form for a chronicle of the meeting. more people will have access to that. that's one of the leakers here, correct? >> in other words, this is not an essay or. this is not an nsa or fbi. it is not the deep state. it's the administration. the white house is problem. >> james: all right, we just got a bit of breaking news. we will head to the commercial brea

this is like a flood gates a deluge, unbelievable niagara falls of leaks and innuendo. >> jenna: there's of insinuations. >> the president has tried not once, but twice we learned in recent days, to obstruct justice. once by getting comey to try to back off the flynn investigation. then what he did in firing him, or maybe he fired him over that russian investigation. that's not to mention the fact that he gave secret classified information to the russians. >> jenna: according to a report. you're speaking about this as if they are facts. they are still reports. then we have the announcement of the special counsel. >> this is the conversation that ends up evolving into gossip. if donald trump really wants clarity, this is the way to approach it. this is good for your point and my point, all of us and especially the end result whether you are a conservative or liberal, support trump or not. when we think of america's future, we need to do it in this fashion. it is the appropriate way. i think president trump, in focusing on being able to help the country -- >> this is a president that does

i mean, there's leaking and then there's niagara falls. [laughter] >> yeah. there's no question about that, joe. but it's interesting, the russia probe -- the implication from the critics of trump is that there's a cover-up going on, right? you're trying to, he's trying to -- comey was serious about the information which, of course -- the investigation which, of course, no doubt he was. you're firing comey, you're covering up. that's not likely to be the case, is it? >> no, i don't think so. if that's really the goal, then this is probably the worst possible way to actually squelch an investigation. the interesting thing is if there's actually evidence that trump was colluding with the russians or there was some kind of nexus between his campaign and the kremlin, that evidence would probably be coming out right about now. we haven't seen that. so for all the outrage, it's a lot of innuendo that hasn't actually gotten to the merits of the case. paul: and mccabe, the deputy fbi director, mary, came out this week and told congress there's no interference that he

because 17 years ago, roberto and helen, who was pregnant with their first child, took a trip to niagara falls. she says they made a wrong turn and ended up near the canadian border. roberto was detained for not having any papers. he was released only after he agreed to this immigration court order requiring his "voluntary departure" from the united states within 60 days. when he didn't leave, he automatically became the subject of a "final order of removal" which mandated he be deported. your husband did break the law, didn't... didn't leave the country when he had told a judge that he would. why should he get special treatment when other people who've been waiting in line are trying to do it the right way? >> helen beristain: my husband, first of all, broke the law because at the time when i was pregnant, i was very ill, and it was a high risk, either losing the baby or losing my life. so, the decision he had to make was between me and the baby or him going back to mexico. he chose us. but any other man, what would they do in his shoes? >> cooper: helen says over the years they've spen

. >> if you go across from where they're standing in niagara falls and go to canada you can take partombay sapphire, the bottle may say it is close to 40% alcohol. there was a mistake, it's close to 80% alcohol. >> so -- >> 6,000 bottle out there like that. >> is the problem they forgot to charge extra. >> let's test it out. let's see. >> that should work. >> that's, that's awesome. ♪ ♪ politics foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ tapes that roll in way too slow ♪ ♪ stuff you saw on koppel's show ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night and you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun and be a pal ♪ every anchor guy and gal do the "world news polka ♪ everybody! ♪ that's "the world news" polka ♪ insomniacs only. ♪ that's the "world news" polka. ♪ ♪ who cares what the bosses think ♪ ♪ they are a goofy crew ♪ if your neighbors call the cops here's all you have to do ♪ ♪ when they yell it's half past 3:00 ♪ ♪ tell them, hey, it's news to me ♪ ♪ that's

advancing this promising research and it is good for buffalo and the continued growth of the buffalo-niagara medical campus. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: mr. speaker, 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 is recognized. mr. poe: mr. speaker, according k-rod, an employee at the medical facility in phoenix, yes, that famous v.a. hospital, he's been threatened and had a raced by the v.a. for speaking times.excessive wait the v.a.'s inspector general released a report of misconduct on the phoenix hospital based on information provided by mr. rodriguez. mr. rodriguez alleged that more than 90 veterans had been waiting over 400 days to see a doctor. five of which died before they could see the doctor. these accusations are very disturbing. but mr. rodriguez's discovery did not earn him a medal or a plaque, just threats and harassments by the v.a. they even moved his desk to a closet. there are many f

this is trickle down as the niagara falls of trickle down, right? but it didn't work then.utting taxes for the rich doesn't stimulate the economy. and when you say to the little guy, the safety net, no housing, no food, no health care, in this environment, where you have anger and polarization, and the worst income inequality in the nation, i don't think it's healthy for the body politic. >> governor, want to thank you for your time today. we do appreciate seeing you. >> thank you. >>> the april tally of existing home sales out later this morning and could be a shocker. diana olick joins us now with some early warning since. diana? >> melissa, we already got some really disappointing numbers on sales of newly built homes in april and later this morning we get the bigger number, sales of existing homes which make up about 90% of the housing market today, if mortgage applications are any indication, they're not going to be great. total mortgage application volume did increase 4.4% on a seasonally adjusted basis last week but it was entirely driven by refinances. they jumped 1