and middle school taking me on a cross-country road trip on the canadian side of niagara falls.was my first introduction into canada. so that culture of canada. joe and i love sports to have several players from kentucky who played for the rafters. and two negative day alexander. and my passion and is engaging our young adults develop to make sure they give back and also helping others to contribute to society. ♪ the first thing i will do i just cannot wait to experience. we're very eager to hit the ground running. if this. >> we could never dream of a higher privilege to serve our country of the united states of america as a bus of death to canada for selfie liffey economic prosperity thumb fend for ruth fowler family. >> it is my privilege to introduce united states ambassador to canada. [applause] >> i really need to up my running game after watching that. [laughter] left ben on the job almost two years. the first time we met was that the governors' meeting this past summer in white fish montana with a the most beautiful places i could spend many more days there. but talking

newspapers carried word of the nuptials that took place next to the niagara falls and highlighted the fact that the self-proclaimed choctaw already had an indian wife. one early response said that while much was said about women's rights, they don't believe one woman in the right to marry another woman's husband. stories about the bigamist marriage were exposed to exposes about is purportedly true racial identity. the once famous indian performer was now called notorious scoundrel. although audiences might have suspected earlier that he was perhaps not exactly what he said he was, his ability to do with a white woman intermarrying him now a dangerous character. the specter of a black man seducing white women was too much for many antebellum americans to bear. interestingly however, the unmasking of him as the x slave of possible african and trust tree and a master of humbug who reveled pg burn them effectively obscured the truth about lucy stanton's background. brought suitah against -- against him for bigamy bigamy and details were trotted out in a courtroom, she was always depicted

included cover to the west and a few showers quickly approaching buffalo area, toronto, niagara fallss area here within an approaching cold front and that will marche during the course of the day but most of the energy and wet weather stays just like this just north of the pennsylvania/new york state line. there could be a few showers, as far south as, lets say poconos or perhaps as far south as northern portions of the lehigh valley but that is a long shot. most of us will stay dry. very mild with this front close by, winds shifting from the southwest and that pumps our temperatures up close to 60. tomorrow is just opposite behind the front wind shift out of the northwest and then ushering in that cooler air with highs only in the 40's but real cold stuff is behind this secondary front here up in the southern canada where it will stay. in the dropping down to the south. it will get cooler but not cold. here's future franker six. idea for today starting out with sunshine. then the front approaching from the west later this afternoon cloud will start to increase that front slide throug

we went to the canadian side of niagara falls. remember how that image stayed with me for my entire life, my first introduction to canada. a few years later i had a chance to visit there again to know about the people and culture of canada. one thing you're going to learn about me is i love sports. joe and i love the toronto raptors. we have several players from kentucky who have played for the raptors the latest being patrick patterson. we had jamal murray who was here from canada and now alexander. my passion is engaging with and supporting our youth. i love to see how young adults develop off the court to make certain that they are giving back and that they are also helping others in a way that they can use their talent off the court to contribute to society and to help others. that's the biggest delight to me. that's the win/win. the first thing i'm going to do when i get to ottawa is lace up my running shoes and go for a run. i just can't wait to experience the canadian outdoors and to meet as many people as i possibly can. i

player with the new england blood wars and he's also the co-founder of thompson brothers across and in niagara falls new york and by hill don hauser she is captain of the how do you know show me a women's national cross team that recently completed a board in a women's across cup if you are of lacrosse you are probably going nuts right now the cream of the crop on the strain well can guess really great to have it so this connection with a cross as for a child it's so much deeper than any other sport i've ever come across there is an origin story that is so critical to the crossbill tell us that story number class it's a game believed to be given down from the creator to the native american people. many many years ago even before the earth was formed when lion talks about it and he talks about a game that happened between when the animals in the rounded animals so on the wind animals team you had the ego of the hawk the bat on the ground animals team you have the deer the wolf the air and they played in this epic lacrosse game at the end of the game the that scored the game winning goal but bef

>> niagara falls amazing. there are 1,631 entries in the names index for this volume. >> wow. >> and the great majority of them nobody has ever heard of and i wouldn't know where to begin although i must say the thing that i find remarkable is the degree to which even the famous and powerful are unknown. how many people have heard of -- >> who? >> that's pretty good. [laughter] >> you're not demographic -- >> can i add one thing to this, though? i did learn things about root that i didn't know previously. so even though i had heard of root and read about root i didn't know involvement. >> he arguably was the most single, most-powerful man in new york during this period. teddy wanted him to be as success or. he was jpmorgan's attorney. he was at the center of the incorporation movement. he remade the american military because he felt it would come in handy as the corporate world expanded particularly into the caribbean. he was secretary of defense, he was secretary of state, he was the head of the -- the organi

cody, cody >> i'm sean from niagara falls, new york pitching transocean today.t efficiency and value of contracts going forward. ceo recently recommitted to 95% revenue efficiency to december of 2018, dropped its ppe by 17.8% on the year and currently has six rigs taken offline, going to drop some cost from next year. value goes forward president trump signed executive order to ease restriksz on the offshore drilling industry and new reports new basins four rigs in southeast asia region, if china increases demand for oil last quarter, 1% revenue over expectations and only company according to its -- against peers with positive cash flow. >> couple of questions about it. one, what is your -- view predicated on oil going through 60 it's a tough sell if it's not. >> recently acquired tsonga offshore with oil over 60, bring the oil rigs back up online and saudi exports to the united states dropping and shale peaking out, offshore makes up the difference. >> okay with the balance sheet >> next year after it reorients. >> it's heavy speculative play oil has go through

imagine niagara falls sliced and diced and sprinkled over a vast and heavily forested canyon.er by waterfalls and miles of pleasant plank walks. boats glide visitors into the heart of the park. countless cascades and water that's strangely clear yet full of vibrant colors make plitvice a misty natural wonderland. fish seem to know there's not a hook for miles. carefully maintained trails and boardwalks let you get intimate with the wonder of the place. observant nature lovers can choose from hundreds of flower types to assemble a photographic bouquet. the stony formations drip down like the foliage because the grass and moss both direct the flow of the water and provide a kind of scaffolding for the slow and steady calcification process. naturalists call plitvice a perfect storm of geological, climatic, and biological features. the magic ingredient -- calcium carbonate, a mineral deposit from the limestone that gets dissolved into the water, then re-deposited, continually breaking down natural travertine dams and building up new ones. "acroplife america.d and it's member compa

they married in 1933 and here they are at niagara falls. the thing about my grandfather that is so relevant for this story because this story is probably like a lot of your parents or grandparents stories. it is extremely familiar. coming -- coming to this country poor, the coming american, embracing a new life. from a grandfather and grandmother, being american, snappy dressers, not having an accent, embracing a social life, adopting american ways was equally important to them. my grandfather wanted to shed everything that had to do with the old ways, with russia and everything that represented. his older sisters and parents were not so successful with him doing that. it was something that he saw they were at a where was that much harder for them to let go of the past. as a boy 15 coming to this country and coming-of-age here, this was incredibly important to him. the other thing i should say is that they went to -- the other thing they did on their honeymoon was to go to the 1933 chicago's world fair. the theme of the world's fair was a c

i don't want to see it's great natural wonders and niagara falls falling to the shots of rich kids from whose father cares so little about man kind's love of this planet. the only one, by the way, we have. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> mr. president, should roy moore step aside? >> mr. president -- >> the president remains silent. >> the president has put a statement out. >> as senator al franken apologizes over sexual assault allegations. roy moore follows the bannon/trump playbook. >> the "washington post" has brought some scurrilous, false charges. >>> then, what did jared kushner

i don't want to see it's great natural wonders and niagara falls falling to the shots of rich kids from america whose father cares so little about man kind's love of this planet. the only one, by the way, we have. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> mr. president, should roy moore step aside? >> mr. president -- >> the president remains silent. >> the president has put a statement out. >> as senator al franken apologizes over sexual assault allegations. roy moore follows the bannon/trump playbook. >> the "washington post" has brought some scurrilous, false charges. >>> then, what did jared kushner know? >> i had no improper contacts. >> the senate says kushner withheld e-mails about a, quote, russian back door over tour. >>> and house republicans pass the trump tax plan. >> i don't benefit. >> new analysis finds that the plan saves trump's family over $1 billion. >> i pay as little as possible. i fight like hell to pay as little as possible. >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new y

powerful currents and water that at times flows through at a volume greater than ten times that of niagara falls. the currents are also unpredictable. they can flow in any direction and can change not only by the season or even by the day, but they can actually change by the hour. the straits are also home to twin underwater oil pipelines operated by enbridge, none as line 5, that are now 64 years old and getting older by the day. a recent study by the university of michigan found that the straits of mackinac are the absolute worst possible place for an oil spill anywhere in the entire great lakes basin. without question, there is no way that this pipeline would have been built today. but it's there, and we need the toughest protections and strictest accountability possible. to put these in place, i worked to pass bipartisan legislation to designate the great lakes as an unusually sensitive area which requires the highest possible operating standards under federal law. rigorous federal oversight is critical, but pipeline owners and operators must do their part as well by being transparent