uh, ryan jumped off a footbridge into the niagara river, right near the falls.he's dead? no idea. okay, you call every favor you can from our associates. find chamberlain. if he's still alive, you make sure he's not. i'll -- i'll do whatever you want, sonny, but... what do you got to s? you got something else to tell me? yeah. right now, ryan is not our only problem. am i interrupting something? yes. not at all. you're rightn time for our parent/teacher conference. are you sure? 'cause i can -- i can wait. i just have to let the station know that i'm going to be a little late... hey, officer, tell me what's more dangerous -- enforcing the law or being a single pare? it's detective, actually. and not much fazes me. yeahi bet. hey, i'm shiloh. and he was just leaving. ♪ shiloh: okay. ♪ it was really good seeing you again. lookmy door is alwayopen to you. you just need to walk through. ♪ there absolutely no way that kevin was ryan's accomple. the people were killed because dr. collin shielded his brother. your own daughter was viciously attacked. i know what happen

niagara falls. niagara falls, duffy. two whole weeks? sure, you've earned it. what? what? strike?lbany? i know it's on the way -- all right, albany. okay, duffy. well, isn't that a coincidence. we're going to albany. (molly haskell) the screwball comedies are conservative; they end in marriage generally, or capitulation to marriage; but then, so do movies generally. audiences are conservative, and this is what they want. but you don't imagine that suddenly these women are going to fall into submissive roles. it's just not gonna happen. (glass shattering) these are the little things that keep our ship afloat. oh! for example, what does amortization of mortgage mean? i don't care. (narrator) the next great era of romantic comedy was the 50's when the genre went in 2 very different directions. will you let me get dinner, george? that's exactly what i wanted to talk to you about. this ham, for example. how much is a pound of virginia ham these days? i don't know, i didn't buy a pound. (narrator) doris day and rock hudson emerged as top box-office draws i certainly don't know what half

. >> from niagara falls. [indiscernible] >> thank you so much. thank you for the good questions. thank you for asking it. >> i really appreciate all the things you mentioned. really appreciate the last 10 years. there was a long time before that that we were looking for support. that is what i really wanted you to see. the time earlier on because the people in my community, those years have stayed with us. where is the help when we were fighting for basic equality? sen. gillibrand: only in the house for two years, i was so junior, i do not take a lead in the issue. i was entirely in favor of gay rights. i have so many who are gay through my entire life. i fully support gay rights and i always have. i think when an article comes out and focus on the last how many years, the people who have been in that light for a lot longer, a lot of things happened before that. i just did a lead on it. once i was a senator, this is a platform for me because i care and i want to do something. >> i hope you continue to talk about those issues and lift up the trans community because it is a vulnera

. ♪ >>> this drone pilot is over niagara falls recording some spectacular video. >> it really is stunningn a no-fly zone, in terms of regulations he thought he was in the clear. >> oh! >> oh, no. >> oh. >> oh, yes. this drone pilot posted this video accepting and admitting my dad. i made a mistake. he wasn't paying attention to the airspace and got way too close to this helicopter. >> when you say that, do you mean he got too high in altitude or drifted into a place he went supposed to be? >> he does say his drone was within eyesight but still far away, and not only that, he was relying on his apps to give him warnings, which it didn't give him. none of that is a substitute for you keeping an eye out for other traffic. >> not only are you flying up in airspace, you might be in the right space but something else might be up there, too. >> you're flying the drone, you're looking at the camera, and in order to do that, you need to look up at the same time, it's a lot to do, but he has to do it. >> he now knows it. i think it was brave of him to recognize his mistake and put it out there for

twice the rate of the water that es over niagara falls every day. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. a closer look at yr day ahead. for tay, temperatures are still kind of cool. a little light rain from omaha to kansas city and st. louis today. we'll take a look at the forecast for the rest of the country coming up. >>> new meaning t tohe word snow mobil. 140 harley davidson's took on a snow covered hill in italy. winter x games player speed up the slope i t recorde to win the sixth annual race and snow event. looks dangerous. >> and fun. >>> still ahead, violence in vegas. the dramatic twist in a case against a teenager caught on camera there pushing her friend off a brunch. "early today" continues. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth? or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white. the whitening therapy collection. now with charcoal or coconut oil. it gently whitens. plus, it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. there's nothing quite as

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pushing limits broadcast during ss niagara's horseshoe alked falls. he later upped that by crossing 1400 feet over the grand canyon with no harness and high winds whipping all around him. but in the blink of an eye, stunts like wallenda's can go horribly wro wro wro wro wro cirque cirque du soleil suffered their own. >> he was knocked out. there was no movement, no nothing. >> we were scared to move or speak. >> reporter: without any mats or safety nets to break his fall, the performer was taken to the hospital where he later died. in 2015, illusionist spencer horsman submerged in a tank of water attempted to free himself in one breath. he blacked out. colleagues stepped in to save him. >> that magician who had a brush with death. >> reporter: high-flying, high-adhigh- high-adrenaline feats can go wrong, and an act known as the human chandelier where eight women spin attached by their hair crashed 30 feet to the ground. >> injuries in at least two patients were significant enough that they were not moving their legs when they first came in to varying

that the amount of water falls over the niagara river every hour. crazy amounts of water all for this area. it's not a lot. it's a weak front. because the ground is already saturated, any little bit can cause an increase in that flooding. this is going to be a long duration event. take a look. we've got 33 areas, rivers in major 136 in minor. as we go through the weekend, the numbers in some places go up. moderate flooding up to 67 locations by friday. this isrm going to be a long-te deal we'll be dealing with. that's what's going on. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the nt 30 second >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meemt chuck bell. clear s skies, the coming up to get our tuesday started. it is another freezing cold start. all of our western suburbs are way below freezing this morning, in the mid 20s, mid 30s in town and by the way. you'll need your warm coat early this odmorning. ews is it will be a quick warmup. temperatures will be in the low 50s for afteron high over the next couple days, milder weather but rain on thursday. >> c

kirsten gillibrand is getting the opposite where the niagara newspaper is urging her to drop out quotingd has taken a left turn since her days in the house. there's nothing wrong with that, if that's what's in her heart. new york voters haven't minded. her position changes seem more like reactions to the political whims, the act of a follower rather than a leader. that's the opposite of an endorsement, but the first fictional endorsement is out from a fictional elected official and a fictional town in indiana. amy pohler said her character in parks and rec would probably pull for amy klobuchar because of a midwestern connection. so if 2016 was the election that was like a reality show, maybe 2020 will be the re-election that's like a scripted comedy. >> dana: the reality show's pretty fun. peter doocy, thanks for putting that together for us. president trump putting a bet on the 2020 race. here's what he said about a matchup with the former texas congressman. >> my attitude is, i wouldn't mind. i'd love to have biden. i'd love to have bernie, beto. beto seems to be the one the press has

that's twice the number of, the amount of rain, the amount of water that falls over the niagara falls we'll start to see some rain. by 9:00, we'll see scattered showers moving through and it continues to go into the day tomorrow. some more rain in the forecast and much cooler temperatures. we go from 70 degrees to cloudy to rain tonight. only reaching 59 degrees tomorrow. expect the rain to continue at times until about saturday morning. >> and if you're heading out, catch us on sirius xm channel 108 today at 1:00, off the rails. >>> now to the so-called poppy apocalyp apocalypse. it's drawing huge crowds in california. carson's in the orange room with this one. >>> thanks to an unusually wet winter, the city of lake elsinore is experiencing a super bloom. the hillsides of walker canyon is filled with stunning poppies. it's turned into somewhat of a beautiful disaster. officials say that disneyland sized crowds have flocked to their city of 66,000. it's causing traffic to back up for miles putting people and the poppies in harm's way to capture that perfect social media picture. the c

in 1849, lincoln tried nature writing, writing a short descriptive and reflective these are niagara falls which he visited on a trip from washington back home to illinois. he describes the water in a great river, reaching a point where there is a perpendicular 100 feet of descent and the bottom of the river and speculated on the endurance of nature, symbolized by the great falls during the history of mankind. as lincoln relaxed and a comforting natural environment of soldiers home, and perhaps red nature poetry or travel narratives, a great civil war was occurring. 21st century american environmental history -- historians have labeled the civil war and environmental watershed for the nation and catastrophe of the first magnitude with effects that endured long after the guns were silenced and an ecological disaster. lincoln had certainly hoped for a war less catastrophic in terms of lives lost and damaged to the infrastructure and national landscape. his first inaugural address wanted peaceful settlement that the secession crisis that had begun shortly after his november election. we are n

and other protest organizations like the niagara league and the naacp. wealth and social advancement were not agents of change in themselves. she was laying the groundwork for posts picked taurean protest movements. where progress was not inevitable without political protest and action. language, not natural law, to find the meaning of grace. thebody must show that african-american race is more sinned against than sinning. she had found the vehicle of her destiny. it seemed to fall on her to do so. thank you very much. [applause] the floor up for questions. just put your hands up and i will see if i can get to you. >> hi, so, this is absolutely fascinating. of the many questions that come to mind, how is she able to navigate all of this as a single woman? what i know about the period, it seemed like you had to have a man, be in a household in order to do anything legally. in order to be sought as a proper woman. how did she do this being single? prof. giddings: she did even more. she started selling subscriptions all through the mississippi valley. she w

we're up to about 5 billion gallons and that's twice the rate of niagara falls to give you some perspectivet's going through omaha. a ton of water and as i said it has to eventually make its way down the mississippi. going to be a slow moving flood. >> all right. >>> still ahead much more from the 2020 democratic contenders including the moment former congressman beto o'rourke called out president trump's divisive political rhetoric. we'll be right back. sometimes, the pressures of today's world can make it tough to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. nature's bounty. about 50% of people with evesevere asthma k? have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophi

parks, -- >>ional from niagara falls. >> [indiscernible] >> 1, 2, 3, 4. >> thank you so much. thank you for asking it. >> i want to add i appreciate all the things you mention. there was a long time before that we were looking for support. that is what i wanted you to speak to. community, itmy feels like, where was the help one who were fighting for basic equality? -- i wish ijunior had. i was entirely in favor of gay rights 100%. i have so many close friends who are gay throughout my life read i always have supported gay rights. >> when an article says, just focus on the last however many a lot it feels like happened before that. method i did anything terrible on it, i just didn't lead on it. once i am a senator, i am like, this is a platform because i care. hope you continue to lift up the trans community. it is a vulnerable community. the leader in protecting transgender troops. the leader. thank you for coming. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you. thank you. >> how are you? i am a recent new york city transplant. you were our state senator for a long time. i saw you

of colored women, founded just four years later, and other leader protest organizations like the niagara league and the naacp. for one wells council black that social advancement, we are not agents of change in themselves, she was laying the groundwork for protest movements in a post- victorian world, where conflict had its place, where progress was not inevitable, without political protests in action, and where language, natural law, defined the meaning of race. somebody must show that the african-american race, who had found the vehicle of her destiny, and seems to have fallen on to do so. thank you very much. >> [ applause ] >> we will open the floor for questions, so just put your hand up and i will see if i can get to you. >> so, this is absolutely fascinating, and of the many questions that come to mind, how is she able to navigate all of this as a single woman? because what i know about the period, at least, it seems like you had to have a man be in a household, in order to do anything legally, in order to be thought of as being a proper woman, so how did she do this being single?

but the most important thing that happened today was we went over niagara.are now in a different phase of the trump presidency. we are now in a deferent phase of this moment in -- a different phase of this moment in american history. 2020 all the way live of we are now in the real 2020 election, because we couldn't get started. we still have a little wrapping up to do, but we couldn't get started until this was done, and now it's done. shannon: i want to play something from congressman jim jordan about democrats, how much they love mueller and how they may be feeling today. >> go back to may of 2017. all the republicans, all the democrats said they need a special counsel. they got bob mueller, they got the guy they wanted. he now has his report, it seems like they now think this is not going the bombshelling they thought it was going to be, so they're launching all kinds of new fishing expeditions. shannon: okay. so what about that? i mean, they're -- as you said, the president has said mueller's a bad guy or he's put together this team that's unfair to me.

charlie: do realize he would've done -- >> case of seven swimming upstream through niagara falls andng it. >> any republican would have done what he did. they would've cut regulations and taxes. he's adopting very modest republican measures. neil: well, the regulation stuff was unique. >> ever republican wanted less regulation. but they don't. they don't talk about kellyanne conway's marriage. neil: that's what they wanted to hear. here is what intrigues me about the whole thing. they are very popular with the party, but no one -- no one challenge senator isakson. he was one of the few that said go slow, really ripped the president on that. lindsey graham not so much defended john mccain's honor and all that, said nothing about the guy who is bashing him and then kellyanne conway who is actually i think i've decided the president. and i'm wondering why that is. are they afraid of a tweet storm back at them or what? >> whited kellyanne take the president side? charlie: yeah, why? neil: even i does something i don't think any normal human being would think that strong of a response. >>

foods is co-located with the notorious triple x strip club and problems from coast to coast with the niagaralevard store being blown up by wegman's and dj's so they have a lot of new concepts from whole foods that aren't working to your point, neil they would be better off selling whole foods as a chain, uk, canada, u.s. , and maybe starting all over with new amazon stores across america and ultimately worldwide. neil: you know, bert, let's step back and look at the retail environment right now. i'm noticing that the gap and jc penney, victoria's secret i'll even extend it to tesla they're cutting back on physical stores and operations in tesla's case getting rid of all of them in favor of online sales but for some it's working out like gap the shares are up on that development but what do you make of that trend, of closing down stores, focusing on ones that have a better prospect, what do you think? >> neil, we've talked over the last few years together. there's an accelerating retail ice age, both nationally and internationally, so the best-led , best capitalized retailers will survive, an

growth,comes to job also buffalo, niagara falls. michigannd dearborn, coming in at 21. cleveland, ohio. ark,w 49, new york jersey city. in columbus, ohio, mary jane. caller: hello. i worked 80 hours in one job every week. all my life until six years ago, plus a part-time job of 25 hours a week. now i am 68. i am a cancer patient. social security, $65,000, $20,000 every three weeks with infusion. $18,000 in medicare because they sent me a paper on it. i am going to have to stop my treatment because i don't have any more money in my medicare. i worked 80 hours a week as a security officer and 25 hours a week managing a building. host: how did you manage that schedule? caller: i did not mind it. i love working. i would still beginning at if i was not disabled. host: john in ohio. go ahead. caller: i am making a little bit more. i dialed the wrong number. i am on social security. here is what i wanted to do, i wanted to call and correct the man from ohio who said he was making minimum wage. $e minimum wage in ohio is 8.55. host: tell me about your job and work experience. s

what we talked about in the earlier hour and that we almost talk about every day here, the outlaw of niagaraed the average rage in this country. yesterday, i believe, you had a long, tended report extended da political caucus over there. you went to notre dame so i'm sure you know a little bit about a lot. history is a constant st stenograph stenographer, recording incidents of our lives. and yet your column yesterday, i was astounded -- not really astounded but surprised about the number of people you i encountered who are willing to accept outrages statements from the president of the united states, not paying attention to the fact that history is going to record this and they're going to have to answer it at some point. >> cpac was a celebration of president trump but it was also a celebration of the end of the republican party, the modern republican party, going back to the days of william f. buckley and barry goldwater, the conservative principles that have guided that party in the half century, erased and replaced by this veneration of a republican figure in president trump and c pack

we figured out it's double the rate of niagara falls. so how much water was going over the falls?nebraska. so worst weather out there today, sorry for anyone on spring break in florida over the next two days. it's pouring. it's chilly. it's going to stay that way. rain has moved into miami and fort lauderdale too. eventually a little piece of the storm will head up the east coast. anyone with travel plans on thursday, washington, d.c., baltimore, philly, new york city, airport delays are likely. breezy conditions too. thursday night we may even get some snow at the high elevations in areas of northern new england. so that forecast has changed. it was looking like that storm was off the coast. now right over the top of new england as we go throughout thursday night and friday. washington, d.c. it's clear, chilly but at least the sun is out. again thursday is when the rain moves in. you're watching "morning joe". we'll be right back. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's

i live in niagara county.y concealed carry permit for my pistol took almost a year and that was because of a bad blood with the local to -- police department. i think it is standard in new york state where the local police department comes in interviews you and your family, which i think in my situation was plenty of time for them to do the background check and have the interview. i own also two rifles which took roughly an hour and a half, i believe, for the background check for those. host: do you think the system is working? caller: yes, i would say so. like some previous collars have said, i think the main thing is to get the illegal guns "off the street." most legal gun owners are responsible. host: thanks for the call from new york, our last caller in this first segment of the "washington journal." let's stick around, plenty more to come. we will be joined by emmarie huetteman to discuss this week's senate finance committee on drug prices which include several ceos from pharmaceutical companies and later