betty shay hailed from buffalo, new york, and started flying when he was 19 and loved flying over niagaraou could see a little bit of heaven, that was it. i loved it. >> betty was one over a thousand women air service pilots that signed up to help the war effort. >> they weren't a bunch of women. kitty cat and they wanted to fly. >> the women pilots ferried planes from factories to air bases across the country. within hours of installing the last rivet, betty and the others took off to deliver the planes. one of the largest airplane manufacturers was bell aircraft located right in betty's hometown of buffalo, new york. >> so i sent around the bell stuff since i began to fly. >> bell was manufacturing a fighter called the p-39. >> everett long is author of "cobras over the tundra." >> the design was different than anything else that the americans flew. >> machine guns and they were quite maneuverable. russians loved them. ♪ >> so much so that russian officers traveled to the bell factory in buffalo and even visited betty's beloved niagara falls. they requested thousands of the p-39s and at

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. >> your area includes the niagara falls area. major niagara power plant.ricity coming from your district and the district next to yours. what have you been told about these alleged cyber attacks that the russians are planning, and how close are they to actually succeeding? >> well, we've been monitoring this, we've held hearings on it. when you look at it's not just russia, it's north korea, it's iran. we said all along that the cyber attacks into our infrastructure, which includes power plants but also any and all computer-related things, is something that we all take very seriously. we're trying to harden everything we can, even from an electromagnetic pulse which we've always been talking about the last ten years, the vulnerability of electronics. we've always been concerned about this. we need to make sure our counterterrorism folks are on this. on the energy congress committee in congress are very aware of it, the industry is very aware of it. we take it very, very seriously. >> even with the announcement of these new sanctions that the treasury depar

and the sign of safety said that it had impurities in the gasoline from niagara falls. >> meanwhile, steve alison was still flying dozens of p-39s to america's last frontier. >> the city of fairbanks wasn't very large but it was the end of the run as far as we were concerned. >> russian pilots as soon as they got into ladd field spent a lot of time in town. they had u.s. dollars with them. real good greenbacks. >> there was one time we went into the fairbanks to the local liquor establishment and two russian pilots came in. clerk behind the counter, he says, vodka? and the big old russian boy says, nyet. whiskey. whiskey. vodka, nyet. he didn't want any part of vodka. he had enough of that. he wanted some whiskey. >> the american made fighter planes took off for russia. >> 7,926 aircraft were transferred out of fairbanks. >> but the beginning of 1945 the russians were grinding the germans back to berlin. outside of warsaw, to land, the red army found an escaped american prisoner of war. >> only american that fought with the russian army we know of? >> yes. >> 21-year-old joe byerly w

they were james of niagara falls, new york. gary of stockton, california. gary of dell rio, texas. mississippijackson, and michael of tarpon springs, florida. do you think the training contributed to what happened? this is something a soldier has to do, take orders and carry them out. >> you have to run around saying kill, kill, kill, just to get the feeling that you can do it. and youcomes down to it shoot somebody for the first time, you think about it and you took another human life. thing that you could do and it was either you or them. >> one of the things is that, , there aretrained some pointless things that you do. really pointless. just because it is pointless does not necessarily mean it has to be ignored. you still have to do it even if it does not make sense. >> was there any harassment of civilians? of the guys would sometimes beat up people and stuff. i don't know why. >> they would get killed by accident. there was rape sometimes. is running, a woman is running so they shooter down. i can't imagine why she is running, why should she run? we killed an old man in the l

james barb all of niagara falls, new york. jerry god follow of stockton, california. gary crosley of del rio, texas. and michael bernhard of tarpon springs, florida. do you think the training contributed to what happened? >> this is something that a soldier has to do, is take orders and carry them out. >> you have to run around -- they had us running around yelling kill, kill, kill, just to get it in our heads. but when it comes down to it, when he should someone for the first time, you think about it that you just took a human life. you tell yourself, it is war, that it was the only thing that you could do, that it was either you or them. >> when you are just being inducted and you're being trained, there are some weightless things to do. i mean, really pointless. if conditions are meant to think that just because it is pointless, and doesn't necessarily have to be ignored, you still have to do it, even if it doesn't make sense. >> was there any harassment of civilians? >> a lot of the guys were sometimes -- they would beat up people. like i said, i don't know why. >

>> we spoke to five of the lay --an soldiers at mi james of man -- of niagara falls of don'tgary crossley rio, texas. of tarponl bernard springs, florida. >> it's going to be a free-for-all. you can shoot anything that moves. >> shoot everything, men, women, children. every living thing. that was sort of the order. this is something a soldier has to do. take orders and carry them out. >> run around yelling kill kill kill to get it in our heads. wethat morning about 7:00 boarded the choppers and went into the village. when we got off the chopper we started shooting. >> you watch the last few minutes of this live on c-span.org. taking now live to the floor of the house. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: "washington journal" continues the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. march 19, 201. i hereby appoint the honorable mark meadows to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speak of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to

. >> next step, niagara. >> woo hoo! >>> as could you see, this is a very deep well, especially deep if you're tiny like this puppy, only believed to be 2 months old, has fallen into this well. the water is cold. the water is contaminated. they believe the pup has been in there 48 hours and before animal rescue india shows up to help that puppy out. there you see them with old-fashioned stuff, a box and some string and what they're going to do is lower that down in there and hopefully that puppy will know how to climb into that. >> oh, let this work. >> probably doesn't have energy to jump in the box. >> that's what i was thinking, christian. it took them three hours to execute this rescue because the puppy didn't automatically climb in. you are seeing it might be a little high for the pup, because it is small so eventually, after they get it down there, you see its paws on the edge, you're thinking this could be it. the pup is now on its way back up top. >> i'm so shocked and glad that worked. >> you could see how tiny

you are niagara equities, right? yes, but what were you doing at my site? dad -- you know my dad. come on, he babbles all the time. you can't put any stock into anything that guy has to say, especially not in a time of crisis. well, he was very insistent. he assured me that you loved me... i do love you. ...and he felt awful that your secret kept you away. i didn't wanna say anything last night because i was just so glad you're okay. i-i got sidetracked, and i-i would've been at the church on time if there hadn't been an earthquake. franco... would've been at the church on time i know i have to respect the privacy of your sessions with kevin, but clearly something's eating you up. let's not pretend about it, okay? ♪ would it be okay with you... if i didn't tell you?

james barb all of niagara falls, new york. jerry god follow of stockton,

as night fell, green covered hundreds of international landmarks from niagara falls to nanjing in chinarom russia — its retaliation in the spy row with the uk — but that's not moscow's only move as it closes a consulate and the british council. plenty more on our website. hello there. winter has returned with a vengeance this weekend. strong, cold easterly winds have already brought snow in places, our weather watchers have captured the scenes, this one from west yorkshire, this weather watcher picture from essex. and there is some more snow to come. let's look back at how things developed during saturday evening. from the radar picture, you can see all these showers piling in from the east, but then an area of more significant, persistent snow that developed across the south—east. that continues to drift westwards and so we have three different met office amber warnings in force, one towards the south—east and the london area, one across parts of eastern england and the north midlands and one for the south—west of england and the south—east of wales. these areas most prone to seeing di

snow shasta in the british isles the temps has risen a bit too modest to booker us still plus eleven niagara on the snow is cold to moscow still a bit tucked back into ukraine but it's not as cold. turkey . there it's time for us to take a look at the top story of the u.n. human rights chief says attacks on the syrian district of. probably amount to war crimes and those responsible should be prosecuted at least twenty three civilians were killed in government raids on friday. at least sixteen people have been killed eighty others have been injured in the kenya fasces capital ouagadougou eight gunmen were among those killed during the coordinated attacks on the french embassy and the military headquarters police in the us eight of michigan have arrested a nineteen year old student who allegedly shot his parents dead heavily armed police have been searching for james eric davis jr the hours before he was caught. the european commission president has threatened to impose duties on some of america's most well known products including holly davidson motorcycles bourbon whiskey and levi jeans it's

highlighting everything from the building of virtual cities in my craft, to the emotional embrace of niagara and 90 in the game brother a tale of two sons. a major study by the secret service released in 2004 so little to no connection between violent video games and school shootings. in new york, fox news.>>> moving closer to the talks between president trunk this trump and kim jong-un. details coming up. you ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> the french ambassador to the un said it's the worst crisis in syria. the united nations council stated tens of thousands of people fleeing. >> we have been greatly concerned. thousands of civilians have been forced to flee. there were months of bombardment and lack of humanitarian efforts. the forced evacuations are against law. >> the syrian and russian governments ignoring the un resolution. >>> talks between president trunk and -- trump and the north korea leader are months away. david lee miller has the latest. >> we are doing a pretty good

[video clip] >> we spoke to five of the lay --an soldiers at mi james of man -- of niagara falls of don'tgaryrossley rio, texas. of tarponl bernard springs, florida. >> it's going to be a free-for-all. you can shoot anything that moves. >> shoot everything, men, women, children. every living thing. that was sort of the order. this is something a soldier has to do. take orders and carry them out. >> run around yelling kill kill kill to get it in our heads. wethat morning about 7:00 boarded the choppers and went into the village. when we got off the chopper we started shooting. >> there were infants. it makes you think you and if they were considered beasts that you would think maybe a water buffalo calf or a low pay glick would fare better than -- a little piglet would fare better than a child. >> why give them an opportunity to grow up? >> how did the guys look? >> they look like they were having a good time. >> did you see anyone not? >> i think everybody was busy. >> what do you think a war crime is? >> i consider a war crime being over there. the idea of being there. host: david maraniss,

[video clip] >> we spoke to five of the lay --an soldiers at mi james of man -- of niagara falls of don'tgaryrossley rio, texas. of tarponl bernard springs, florida. >> it's going to be a free-for-all. you can shoot anything that moves. >> shoot everything, men, women, children. every living thing. that was sort of the order. this is something a soldier has to do. take orders and carry them out. >> run around yelling kill kill kill to get it in our heads. wethat morning about 7:00 boarded the choppers and went into the village. when we got off the chopper we started shooting. >> there were infants. it makes you think you and if they were considered beasts that you would think maybe a water buffalo calf or a low pay glick would fare better than -- a little piglet would fare better than a child. >> why give them an opportunity to grow up? >> how did the guys look? >> they look like they were having a good time. >> did you see anyone not? >> i think everybody was busy. >> what do you think a war crime is? >> i consider a war crime being over there. the idea of being there. host: david maraniss,

you go to niagara falls and you go to lowell massachusetts and although this is amazing. it's like so much better than england. for a while lowell was probably a little oversold there was a lot of truth to that, changes but at least from the beginning there was some truth to that. >> one thing that struck me was when you wrote about the factors in england, the air is filthy and the lowell is waterpowered and there is much better. there is cotton dust but that was a big difference. you wrote using young countryman and short-term workers in lowell and other new england textile factories avoided the creation of a database proletariat. i thought those of typesetting thought. >> that's a great fear. people are kind of self aware about this, they see england driven by class division. this is pretty early in history of the republic and this will be a different kind of society and not levelers but to believe at least there should be no great social distinction, no huge economic distinction. and they're they are still thin terms of classical notions of the republic would be underm

[video clip] >> we spoke to five of the lay --an soldiers at mi james of man -- of niagara falls of don'tgaryssley rio, texas. of tarponl bernard springs, florida. >> it's going to be a free-for-all. you can shoot anything that moves. >> shoot everything, men, women, children. every living thing. that was sort of the order. this is something a soldier has to do. take orders and carry them out. >> run around yelling kill kill kill to get it in our heads. wethat morning about 7:00 boarded the choppers and went into the village. when we got off the chopper we started shooting. >> you watch the last few minutes of this live on c-span.org. taking now live to the floor of the house. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: "washington journal" continues the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. march 19, 201. i hereby appoint the honorable mark meadows to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speak of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuan

it's the niagara campaign, winfield scott and we talked about him before. niagara, detroit, that whole area and then you've got washington and baltimore, the burning of washington. francis scott key at fort mchenry and then you've got the battle of new orleans. and the jackson so there's really three separate stories which would make a wonderful book in three parts area they would go along with that at the end of the day, my contract in new york , they said there's not much towrite . >> host: the mexican-american war, wasn't downplayed because of 13 years later? >>. >> guest: certainly. a lot of people confuse the mexican war with the alamo and people think of the period prior to the civil war and i got questions about that. gee, are you going to write updated project? >> know,next 10 years earlier and it's an entirely different story and also , one parallel was i didn't set out an agenda and i found out it's an enormous parallel between the mexican war and the vietnam war because it was not popular. and these young men come home from there war in 1848 and

james berthold of niagara falls, new york, gary garofalo of north carolina. gary cross lee of del rio, texas, fernando simpson of jackson, mississippi, and michael burnhart of tarpon springs, florida. >> you know this is going to be a free for all. shoot anything you want. anything that moves. as long as it's not one of your own. >> shoot everything. man, woman, children. the whole bit. anything that could aid the vc. every living thing. that was the order. >> this is something a soldier has to do, take orders, carry them out. >> run around yelling kill, kill, kill just to get it in our heads, to get that feeling that you can do it. >> that morning about 7:00, we boarded the choppers and went into the village. when we got off the chopper we started shooting. >> they were infants, in fact. it makes you think that even, even if they were considered beasts, that you would think that maybe a water buffalo calf or piglet would fare better than a child. >> we figured the babies had they grew up would be vc anyway so why get the opportunity to grow up. >> how did th

niagara falls and the coliseum. >> are you okay? >> and all that matters. >> shock and awe in college basketball. >> were you aware that a 16 seed had never won before but thanks for bringing that up again, but i was aware of it. >> on "cbs this morning saturday." >> new accusations from the government that russia affects power plants. >> aviation special -- they say the russians could create utter chaos by calling all four boarding groups at once. >>> and welcome to the weekend. i'm anthony mason with alex wagner and we begin with a firing of fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. >> he briefly led the agency after james comey was fired said his dismissal last night is the latest attack on his credibility by the trump administration. his firing comes less than two days before mccabe could retire with a full pension. and he said he is being singled out because of what he witnessed in the aftermath of the firing of james. >> in a tweet just midnight the president celebrated the firing writing, quote, it is a great day for the hard workin

[video clip] >> we spoke to five of the lay --an soldiers at mi james of man -- of niagara falls of don'tgaryley rio, texas. of tarponl bernard springs, florida. >> it's going to be a free-for-all. you can shoot anything that moves. >> shoot everything, men, women, children. every living thing. that was sort of the order. this is something a soldier has to do. take orders and carry them out. >> run around yelling kill kill kill to get it in our heads. wethat morning about 7:00 boarded the choppers and went into the village. when we got off the chopper we started shooting. >> there were infants. it makes you think you and if they were considered beasts that you would think maybe a water buffalo calf or a low pay glick would fare better than -- a little piglet would fare better than a child. >> why give them an opportunity to grow up? >> how did the guys look? >> they look like they were having a good time. >> did you see anyone not? >> i think everybody was busy. >> what do you think a war crime is? >> i consider a war crime being over there. the idea of being there. host: david maraniss, infa

. >>> i have not gone body surfing in niagara falls in weeks. >> that is impressive!go from boston, you fly over it, and it's beautiful from 30,000 feet. but if you have never been there, it's a sight. >> i have never been there. >>> beautiful today. i can't get over the music. our director told us we would never hear it on the air. i don't know how he can't be a fan, but -- >> maybe he's not wearing his off the shoulder sweatshirt and leg warmers to work. >> flash dancing. >>> good morning, everyone. happy weekend, happy sunday. >> good morning to you, and i'm claudine wong. let's get a quick look at the weather with rosemary orozco who is singing along. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. absolutely. we were just talking about it during the break. i remember my baby blue leg warmers. you may want them this morning. it's a cold one out there. temperature nears freezing in -- temperatures near freezing in some of our locations. a little bit of an issue. driving along highway 101 for the north bay, or the inner east bay, 580 also reporting visibility issues. a beautiful view there, a

maybe a personal property tax on each weapon to pay for everything and 80 raise the age to 21 from niagaraalls come up destitute for automatic and maybe raise the age to 21 for automatic rifles. caller: i am a gun owner myself. i live in rural country. i don't oppose any changes. i do oppose what the color from louisiana said about everyone registering -- what the caller said aboutana everyone registering their guns. form youal firearms fill out to purchase a gun is retained by the retailer for only 10 years. after 10 years they are destroyed. the reason they have that is so there's not a record of everybody. knowis how guns get, you -- everybody is worried about the federal coming down, then that is why they put that provision in that law so there is not going to be a permanent record of you having that gun, so the government can't come and figure out and come calling on you because they know every gun that you have. host: so scott, like i said, we show people -- we showed people the form before. you said you didn't of those changes other than that. white is that -- why is that? don't: li

maybe a personal property tax on each weapon to pay for everything and 80 raise the age to 21 from niagaraalls come up destitute for automatic and maybe raise the age to 21 for automatic rifles. caller: i am a gun owner myself. i live in rural country. i don't oppose any changes. i do oppose what the color from louisiana said about everyone registering -- what the caller said aboutana everyone registering their guns. form youal firearms fill out to purchase a gun is retained by the retailer for only 10 years. after 10 years they are destroyed. the reason they have that is so there's not a record of everybody. knowis how guns get, you -- everybody is worried about the federal coming down, then that is why they put that provision in that law so there is not going to be a permanent record of you having that gun, so the government can't come and figure out and come calling on you because they know every gun that you have. host: so scott, like i said, we show people -- we showed people the form before. you said you didn't of those changes other than that. white is that -- why is that? don't: li

is the niagara, never talked about scott before. you have detroit, the whole area and then you have washington, baltimore, the burning washington. francis scott key, fort mchenry. then andy jackson. it is really three separate stories which make a wonderful book in three parts. at the end of the day, in new york if they won't -- there's not much point in rewriting it. the mexican-american war. you think that is downplayed because of 13 years later? >> certainly cared about people confuse the mexican war with the alamo. i mean people think of the period prior to the civil war and had a lot of questions about that. and then that you know are you going to write about davy crockett? >> no! that was years earlier. an entirely different story! also, one parallel, and i did not set out the agenda but i found out there is enormous parallel abetween the mexican war in the vietnam war. because these young men come home from their war in 1848 and they're expecting to be welcomed as heroes and parades and so forth. there can hope to newspaper s