. >>> the shipwreck that famously sat atop niagara falls for 100 years suddenly knocked loose by a storm, but will it go over the edge? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. a change at the top of one of the most well-known companies in the world. the board of mcdonald's announcing they fired the ceo steve easterbrook, the company saying he demonstrated poor judgment by having a relationship with an employee. easterbrook calling the relationship a mistake. it comes, of course, after cultural reckoning of relationships in the workplace driven by the me too movement. more on the firing and what it could mean for the company's future. >> reporter: the company announcing it fired steve easterbrook because of a relationship with an employee. in a letter to all of mcdonald's staff, easterbrook says the relationship was consensual but acknowledges he violated company policy, writing this was a mistake, given the values of the company, i agree with the board that it is time for me to move on. mcdonald's announced the change today,

prisoners early in the largest single day commutation ever >>> why a shipwreck that sat a century atop niagara falls could soon plunge over the side. >>> a sunday night shocker the ravens hand the patriots their first loss of the season in the primetime spotlight we have all the action for you "early today" starts right now >>> good monday morning. i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. with the impeachment inquiry gathering steam on capitol hill, president trump is lashing out at the whistle-blower, calling on the person who set the investigation in motion to go public the whistle-blower's lawyer says that won't happen but in a surprise move says his client is willing to answer written questions from republicans meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi says to expect publo beg this month nbc's tracie potts joins us wite it could be two or three weeks afrom now according to several democrats who spoke out over the weekend and the transcripts of those private depositions that we've been hearing about are expected to come out this week but it may not be an eventful week otherwise there are 11 peop

onto its side and this spun itself around before finding itself in its new location here's to the niagara scowl and its century long fight with the falls and if you want to see it hurry up born or not the niagara parks commission says it could be stuck there for a day is 4 years home only only mom and nature really know well that's our show for you today and as my fair list co-host tyrrell's intro it says remember everyone in this world we're not told we're left enough so i tell you all i love you on top of the wireless keep on watching the hocks and have a great day and night everyone. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to get a little bit politics sports business i'm sure. i'll see you then. chill small seemed wrong all right old roles just don't call. me old yet to shape our disdain you can stick out again and in again from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when you choose to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spanning dramatic development

>>> on the edge, a shipwreck dating back 100 years breaks free and heads straight toward niagara falls>>> and it's monday morning. and we are already working for the weekend, but what if you could have a three-day weekend every week? what happened when one company tried it. >>> good monday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us at the start of this workweek. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm elizabeth hur. we begin with several developments from the impeachment showdown in washington today. four white house officials are sche hill. >> the sources say all four men are expected to be no shows, even under the threat of subpoena. the big question now is will we hear from former national security adviser john bolton this week? >>> all of this comes as republicans respond to a new offer from the whistle-blower in the ukraine call scandal. abc's megan tevrizian is here with the latest. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth and kenneth. a lawyer for the whistle-blower says his client is willing to answer written questions submitted by house republicans. but this morning, a

onto its side and this spun itself around before finding itself in its new location here's to the niagara scowl and its century long fight with the falls and if you want to see it hurry up born or not the niagara parks commission says it could be stuck there for a day is 4 years home only only mom and nature really know well that's our show for you today and as my fair list co-host tyrrell's intro it says remember everyone in this world we're not told we're left enough so i tell you all i love you on top of the wall is keep on watching the hocks and have a great day and night everyone. we were told there was no such thing as the deep state now we're told to adore and also arms control is done we should all be worried and concerned and why samantha power is a hypocrite. today there are good and bad the bad news in yemen the united states. the good. lord in syria the cia and the us military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right away military windows funding an army. there is no end because there'

was bringing the hostile jamba a flat bottomed sail boat used to dredge sandbag sand banks in the niagara river it came loose nearly killing 2 workers on board. it became one of the most dramatic water rescues in great lakes history and in the 102 years since the niagara scout has sat 220 yards off the canadian coast slowly deteriorating until last week when over 60 mile per hour wind speed sent the scouts $55.00 yards down river and even closer to the possibility it could finally go over the falls it's flipped onto its side and this spun itself around before finding itself in its new location here's to the niagara scowl and its century long fight with the falls and if you want to see it hurry up born or not the niagara parks commission says it could be stuck there for a day is 4 years home only only mom and nature really know well that's our show for you today and as my fair list co-host tyrol's intro it says remember everyone in this world we're not told we're left enough so i tell you all i love you on top of the wallet keep on watching the hocks and have a great day and night everyone

onto its side and this spun itself around before finding itself in its new location here's to the niagara scowl and its century long fight with the falls and if you want to see it hurry up born or not the niagara parks commission says it could be stuck there for a day is 4 years home only only mom and nature really know well that's our show for you today and as my fair list co-host tyro ventre always says remember everyone in this world we're not told we're left enough so i tell you all i love you and have a flawless keep on watching the hocks and have a great day and night everyone. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important it's accelerating transitions to sustainable prize board sustainability stay nowhere man at a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely hama's. and. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something this must be going to anyone and i mean look. this is the move in unison we didn't do any minute einstein theme that he

onto its side and this spun itself around before finding itself in its new location here's to the niagara scowl and its century long fight with the falls and if you want to see it hurry up born or not the niagara parks commission says it could be stuck there for a day is 4 years home only only mom and nature really know well that's our show for you today and as my fair list co-host tyrrell's intro it says remember everyone in this world we're not told we're left enough so i tell you all i love you on top of the wallet keep on watching the hocks and have a great day and night everyone. imagine being 635 and you have a career and a career involves using your i phone in your computer and things like that i've been in an office and perhaps she sort of getting headaches is circular. going to have to stop doing all this and this is tell you lou the minutes must be frayed my world became smaller and smaller and smaller until i ended up running it in a box. or out at a very strong magnetic field held in my head. think of it like a real hard shirt my skin burned and that wireless access point your

genie: let's look niagara falls, whwhere an iron boatat stuck for over a century got a shove by someevere weather. the boat is an iconic feature of niagara falls and had been stuck in the rocks about 600 meters from the edge. 6, leavingose august two men stranded aboard. they were rescued the following day. the boat has not moved since then. macron is in china, aimed at upping trade relations between the two countries. the president will not be shyhyg away from taboo topics, like the pro-democracy protests in hong kong. pollution levels skyrocket t ovr the recommended limit. flights have been delayed. school is closed. three protesters shot dead in the holy city. many demonstrators accusing iran of propping up the iraraqi government they say is c corrupt and inefficient. it is time foror your business update. this could be the largest ipo in history. announced themco firm shares will be open to the public, trading on a stock exchange in december. 1.5 trillionat dollars, making it the largest publicly traded company. >> after years of delay, aramco says it is ready to go public and wh

and they have been trying to get him out. >> reporter: a man in the raging 51-degree niagara river for more than two hours. >> i just kept telling him, "we got help coming. i got you, i got you. we're not going anywhere." >> reporter: bystanders cheering as he's pulled to safety. >> good job! >> reporter: the massive storm stretching across more than 2,000 miles, from maine to texas. all this after a deadly day on the roads in wisconsin wednesday. the driver of this car did not survive after hitting a disabled semi on the shoulder of interstate 43. and david, here in traverse city, michigan, they will be dealing with lake effect snow through tomorrow, and then comes the coldest air of the season. it will feel like 15 degrees here in the morning. david? >> well, we knew it was coming. all right, alex perez, our thanks to you. let's get to senior meteorologist rob marciano, live here in new york city. he's along the west side highway tonight, tracking it all. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. rain ahead of this very potent cold front as alex mentioned. another wave of cold behind it. loo

the iron scow was in the upper rapids, but it is now closer to the edge of niagara falls. officials say it is not going anywhere. the boat broke loose from its tug in 1918 and ran abrowned less than a mile from the falls. >>> airbnb are banning so-called party houses after five people were killed. >> the deadly gathering was held at a rental and was advertised on social media as a mansion party. more than 100 people showed up and the woman who rented the house allegedly told the owner she wanted to escape smoke from a nearby wildfire. the new policy was announced over the weekend. >>> turning now to the deepening murder mystery in texas and the discovery of the bodies of a missing couple from new hampshire found buried in a shallow grave on a beach. >> a candlelight vigil was held for the couple last night in their hometown of rumney, new hampshire. authorities say the husband and wife were killed while on a cross-country road trip. abc's stephanie ramos has more. >> reporter: police are on the hunt for a killer after authorities discovered the bodies of a new hampshire co

a ship stuck above niagara falls for 100 years is >>> if you're just joining us, here's the 7 thingso know this morning. breaking overnight from apple. the company has pledged 2$2.5 billion to help the housing crisis in california. >>> number two, the federal government is looking into tesla af is the lithi lithium-ion components making up the battery. >>> number three, as containment grows to 78% on the kincade fire, the healdsburg community center will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. today through wednesday to offer resources and support for anyone impacted. >>> tomorrow the orinda city council will discuss the future of short-term rentials after a deadly short-term shooting. airbnb says they will crack down on party house listings. >> bone dry air, warm and dry temperatures, 5 to 10 degrees above average. in the 70s to near 80 today. >> number six, we have not gotten official word that metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. but look at the backup this morning. expect delays if this is a part of your morning commute. >>> and number seven, california fish and wild

. >>> a startling discovery at the top of niagara falls.red years and a powerful storm to uncover it. >> we will show you. >>> we are look at a change that may impact your morning commute, the return of fog across the golden gate bridge. but could we see some air quality issues towards the middle part of the week? (vo) the flock blindly falls into formation. flying south for the winter. they never stray from their predetermined path. but this season, a more thrilling journey is calling. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. >>> with halloween just barely behind us, almost half of all shoppers have already begun buying gifts for the holiday season. well, it is right around the corner. >> yeah, kind of. >> there are only 26 days between thanksgiving and christmas this year. you know what that means. >> what that means less time to get all that shopping done. here's nbc's vicky nguyen with some tips for you. >> reporter: tis the season for savings both in stores and online. >> don't make any purchases until you find

forecasters say the air temperature in niagara falls was 31 degrees, but it felt like 25. the cold temperatures could also bring heavy snow to many state. parts of new england may see more than six inches of snow today. >>> now to campaign 2020. michael bloomberg is positioning himself to enter the presidential race. the 77-year-old billionaire and former new york city mayor would enter a crowded democratic field led by joe biden and senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. laura podesta is here in new york. laura, what steps has bloomberg taken so far? >> reporter: well, bloomberg sent aides to alabama to get on the democratic primary ballot ahead of today's filing deadline. it's the earliest deadline in the country. and cbs news also confirmed that harry reid was among the democrats bloomberg called this week to inform them he was thinking about running for president and thinking about running in the near future. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is close to entering the 2020 presidential race. >> i think there's an awful lot to be said for experience and

at niagara falls, new proof that rushing water always wins.p stuck on rocks near the falls for 101 years has finally dislodged. a heavy storm driving the river's current spun the ship around and downstream on halloween night for goodness sakes. the old barge is now about 150 feet closer to a very long fall. in oakland, a dramatic split- second rescue was caught on camera. officials say a man who may have had a bit too much to drink slipped into and onto the train tracks sunday. a hero transit supervisor john o'connor grabbed the man, pulling him to safety with about a second to spare. >> what are we supposed to do? we're all human beings. >> o'donnell: the two men hugged as everyone at the scene applauded. up next, a boy honors fallen first responders one mile and one hero at a time. is that ireland...1953? how did you know? mom...that was taken at the farm. it was in this small little village. in connemara? right! connemara it is. honestly, we went there- oh, oh look at that! look at that. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gr

. >>> stormy weather rocking the boat on niagara falls. the severe weather dislodged an old iron boat that's been stuck for centuries. heavy rains caused the barge to shift significantly. the concern is that the strong current could push the boat over the fall falls. it became disconnected from a tugboat and has been on the falls ever since. >>> pedram javaheri has our forecast. >> good morning. upwards of 20 million people and portions of northern alabama dealing with the freeze warnings in place across the region. you work your way from raleigh to charlotte, extremely cold air this morning. windchills in the lower to middle 30s. hatteras getting away with one. everyone inland feeling cooler air. and we have high pressure pushing off of the coastline. sunshine this afternoon and clouds will begin to build in an upcoming front. a chilly air mass over the next couple of days. not cold enough yet to produce snowshowers. there's a secondary system back behind this. as we go into wednesday and thursday, we get another shot of colder air, comin

became one of the most dramatic water rescues in great lakes history and in the 102 years since the niagara scow has sat 220 yards off the canadian coast slowly deteriorating until last week when over 50 mile per hour wind speed sent the scout $55.00 yards down river and even closer to the possibility it could finally go over the falls it's flipped onto its side and a spun itself around before finding itself in its new location here's to the my agra scowl and it's century long fight with the falls and if you want to see it hurry up warrant or not that my or her parks commits and says it could be stuck there for a day is 4 year old only only mama nature really knows well that's our show for you today and as my sarah list co-host intro it says remember everyone in this world we're not told we're left out so i tell you all i love you i'm so happy while it keeps on watching the hocks and have a great day and night everyone. imagined it again and this is dirty for ever but the career and the clear vibes using your are still in your computer into the bin and also. perhaps she's sort of getting to

and it could be washed away what's pushed this 100 year old wreck to the brink of plummeting off niagara falls. millions of people in india's capital are having to find alternative ways to get to work as emergency measures against air pollution take effect the number of private vehicles allowed on new delhi's roads has been halved in an attempt to clear a toxic smaug that is choking the city listen levels are so high schools are shut flights have been cancelled in a public emergency declared experts say the air in new delhi a similar to smoking up to 50 cigarettes a day. the move it suffocated. we shall always will make the weapon better and the pollution that will improve it doesn't feel lucky yet. breathing issues pollution is also putting us on the mend it's not winter so stephy no. walking around with them. just after half past 10 in the morning in new delhi so let's get an update now from our how bad is it there. it's very very bad the air is on really the ball i've been standing at a 10 minutes and my eye is. itching at the back of my children this is just what i mean i've been tal

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. >>> stormy weather rocking the boat on niagara falls. severe weather dislodged an old iron boat that's been stuck on the rocks for more than a century. strong winds and heavy rains caused the barge to shift significantly from its position near the drink of horseshoe falls. the concern is that the strong current could push the boat over the falls. it became disconnected from a tugboat during a dredging operation in 1918. it has been stranded on the river ever since. >>> olivia newton-john's iconic bad sandy outfit from "grease" scores big at auction. >> sandy? >> tell me about it, stud. >> the black leather jacket and the skin-tight pants worn by the actress and singer in the movie, sold for $405,700, more than double the auction estimate. the ensemble made famous for the final musical number, "you're the one that i want," sold to separate anonymous bidders in an auction. newton-john said she had to be sewn into those pants. other items from her career was sold raising $2.4 million for her cancer wellness center in australia. a very good

at niagara falls, new proof that rushing water always wins.hip stuck on rocks near the falls for 101 years has finally dislodged. a heavy storm driving the river's current spun the ship around and downstream on halloween night for goodness sakes. the old barge is now about 150 feet closer to a very long fall. in oakland, a dramatic split- second rescue was caught on camera. officials say a man who may have had a bit too much to drink slipped into and onto the train tracks sunday. a hero transit supervisor john o'connor grabbed man, pulling him to safety with about a second to spare. >> what are we supposed to do? we're all human beings. >> o'donnell: the two men hugged as everyone at the scene applauded. up next, a boy honors fallen first responders one mile and one hero at a time. ime. is that ireland...1953? how did you know? mom...that was taken at the farm. it was in this small little village. in connemara? right! connemara it is. honestly, we went there- oh, oh look at that! look at that. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1

. >> frigid conditions hampered a daring rescue from the raging niagara river.d the current for nearly 90 minutes but they finally pulled the nearly unconscious man to shore. >> millions of us are bracing for more snow and below-normal temperatures. accuweather meteorologist chris nallan joins us now with details. >> kenneth and janai, we are certainly witnessing a little early taste of winter here coming in from the north. cold winds. accuweather real feels teens to 20s across the northeast. look at the hues of blue. that signifies some areas, especially across the adirondacks, green and white mountains, feeling more like zero. sunday a little bit of a milder trend, but then the colder air returns earlier into the next week. another snowstorm is possible. kenneth and janai? back to you. >> all right, no good, chris, thank you. >>> the biggest game on the weekend college football schedule is also a big deal on capitol hill. >> lsu visits alabama tomorrow afternoon in tusk la loose sa. president trump will be there to watch the tigers and crimson tide, who sit se

it's happening at niagara falls upriver on the canadian horseshoe side of the falls, where an old iront has been stuck on the rocks. it's been rusting there since 1918, 101 years. but a powerful storm that roared through the region on halloween night whipping up strong currents dislodged it, moving it down river about 150 feet. authorities now fear the current could send the old boat over the falls. >>> the rumble of thousands of sneakers was heard on the pavement of all five new york city boroughs today. it was the 49th running of the new york city marathon. kenyan runners dominated. joyciline jepkosgei won her very first marathon. she finished in two hours, 22 nus and 38 seconds. geoffrey kamworor was the fastest man. he crossed the finish line in just over two hours and eight minutes. >>> coming up, their addictions nearly cost them their children. one family's reckoning with opioids. >>> why automatic braking systems in some vehicles are going rogue. >>> and can this new road help curb the world's epidemic of plastic? >>> they are staggering numbers. a government study out this pas

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right and check this out a pretty interesting story to our north a boat stuck on the rocks above niagarar more than a 100 years has been dislodged somewhat by recent high winds and heavy rain you can see it's get battered by the water. this is actually the first time it's moved enough for anyone to notice since 1918. when it came loose from a tug boat got stuck on the rocks there it's about 650 yards from the lip of the waterfall staff at niagara falls therare keeping a close eye. they don't think it's going to come completely loosened plummet over the edge, but. we'll have to wait and see. >>let's take a peek at the 7 day around the bay for has now our first full week of that's right. so what's up. >>look the temperatures are it is today and then it starts to cool as you can see we're getting a lot cooler coolers the week goes on. holding steady as graph on thursday says with this sort of mild start to november. ride it as long as you can because we know last month we had those heat spikes every now and then i don't think we're going to get this number which won some rain and and some s

this iron skow was grounded in the niagara rabids.king away of a tug boat during a dredging operation. two men onboard were saved during a daring rescue, though, they were there overnight. the ship was lodged in that spot until it broke loose during a storm on halloween night. it flipped on its side and turned, moving about 150 feet closer to the falls. the lesson is the water always wins. >> it's amazing it stayed there as long as it did. >> as long as it did. >> yep. >> did you enjoy joy that extra hour of sleep? >> yep. >> daylight savings time may have brought you more than a little bit of extra sleep. we have more on how changing your clocks can negatively affect your monday and what you can do about that. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. ♪ in our morning rounds, we're taking a closer look at a potentially negative outcome of the end of daylight saving time, seasonal depression. nearly all of us wound our clocks back yesterday. when we fall back the sunrises and sets an hour earlier. that can disrupt our n

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. >>> all right, amy, now let's go live to niagara falls where a ship that's been wedged in the rocksore than a century is now on the move for the first time since 1918. nearing the edge after a severe storm. will reeve on the scene with the latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that hunk of metal out in those upper rapids of the niagara river is a ship that's been stuck for over a century. now it's on the move perilously close to the falls. you can see the mist rising not far away at all. it has officials here on high alert. this morning, a ship that has been stuck, wedged in the rocks above niagara falls for more than 100 years, has moved closer to the edge of the cliffs' famous nearly 200-foot drop. >> it's been stuck there for 101 years and it appears to have sort of flipped on its side and spun around. >> reporter: the iron cargo ship has been a must-see attraction at the falls since it got stuck in the rocks in 1918. but now officials say a wicked storm on halloween night was so strong it actually moved the wreck more than 150 feet downstream. >> it's not

last week a man was discovered in a fierce and fridged rapids of the niagara river. without hesitation the firefighters and new york state park bliss took quick action, entering the water yards away from the brink of niagara falls. under the most dangerous of circumstances completed a successful rescue. we are grateful for the brave and selfless service of these first responders and others across my community and this nation who risk their own safety and save the lives of others. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? mr. newhouse: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from washington is recognized for one minute. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to celebrate debbie "bone" harris as she begins her retirement from the franklin public utility district. debbie began working for them in 2003. and has held many roles throughout the organization. she's been a stalwart advocate for hydropower in

funny have a look at this a boat trapped above niagara falls it's been there for more than a century and it's now being moved closer to the edge by a strong wind and heavy rain the vessel is known as the i am scoured has been wedged on the rocks there about 600 meters from the edge of the falls but it's now been pushed about 50 meters downstream the boats been flipped onto its side and could be at risk of going over the edge if there are more storms. let's take you to the headlines on al jazeera protests are being held for a 19th day now across lebanon as demonstrators stepped up their pressure on the government have blocked main highways and roads and there's anger to it president delay in setting a date for parliamentary consultations they are required for the naming of the next prime minister more from stephanie dechen beirut. after a few days of relative calm on the streets no roadblocks they're back to blocking these roads this is a vital highway through the capital beirut you had riot police here they've now just gone to the side but we've also seen a lot of frustrated drivers

kinds of this kind of this kind of an issue that simply is unsustainable and that wrecks stuck above niagara falls for more than a century is having closer to the edge because of bad weather the boat known as the iron skall had been wedged on rocks about 600 meters on the edge of the falls heavy rains and strong winds have pushed the wreck 50 meters downstream the iron clad vessel has now flipped on its side and could be at risk of going over the edge if there is more stormy weather. still ahead on al jazeera anger over foreign interference iraq in protesters stormed the iranian consulate in karbala. and anti-government protesters in chile say they want to go back to political basics and their fight against the president. welcome back well that one storm system we saw pushing across the caspian is now going to be a really bring some rain showers up here towards the north but we are going to be seeing some rain as well as snow in coming days for parts of afghanistan it is going to be a little bit cloudier here for couple with a temperature few of 20 on monday but as you can see a little bit c

take a look at this a boat stuck above niagara falls for more than a century is moving closer to the edge due to bad weather the boat known as the sco had been wedged on rocks around 600 meters from the edge of the falls but heavy rain and strong winds have pushed it 50 meters downstream. vessel has now flipped onto its side and could be at risk of going over the edge if the stormy weather. it is good to have you with us hello adrian figure and here in doha the top stories and i was 0 iran has announced that it's taking another step away from the treaty 15 nuclear deal the head of the atomic energy organization says that tehran is now operating 60 advanced centrifuges that's double the amount previously known iran also says it's working on a prototype centrifuge that is 50 times faster than those allowed by the 2015 nuclear deal also jabari reports from tehran iran is now producing more enrich uranium on a daily basis that's according to the head of iran's atomic energy organization. he made the announcement at the natanz nuclear facility he said that in the past 2 months in iran has

park officials keeping an eye on a barge briefly breaking loose at niagara falls.een stuck there since 1918. the upper rapids above horseshoe falls. but it was dislodged during a storm halloween night. it got stuck about 154 feet downstream. we could stay there for days or even years. >>> an update on a rescue employees sprang into action. surveillance video shows a cow seems dacian with all of a sudden a man steps over the yellow safety strip falls under the trap. the train is coming fast, the supervisor john o'connor, take a look, he does not miss a beat >> i saw him go down right here. he's grabbing and pulling as hard as he could. >> a witness posted a video on twitter of the two men hugging and the moment is now going viral. >>> the city of los angeles may push out all of the uber controversial rulings sharing and points and travel times with authorities. the data could be used to find out were people live or socialize. the company also chooses los angeles with an unfair review process. the city needs data to make sure the company is following rules on where t

speaker, last weekend a train derailed in niagara falls new york throwing several cars filled with butane on the side in a neighborhood filled with restaurants and houses. the air reserve station responded quickly and fortunately this time the emergency didn't rise to the level of place in the community in great danger. according to the united states department of transportation, over 1,300 train derailments took place in 2018 alone, leaving no doubt according to the situations like this will occur again. that's why i have introduced along with congresswoman herrera beutler, the fire department proper response and equipment prioritization act. this bipartisan legislation shows that our brave first responders have federal grants and support the specialized training and equipment necessary to respond to rail based incidents. making safety of our communities a priority. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempor

you did a reading for today based on a treaty conference that william johnson was having in niagara and in detroit. if you paid attention, you saw whenever johnson or indian contemporaries were making a speech, the points of the speech were punctuated by wampum strings or belts. these became devices not just for offering condolences and initiating treaty proceedings, but also devices to make your meaning clear to an audience that perhaps did not speak the same language as you do. generally speaking, the larger the belt, the bigger the point you were making. that is when you read the johnson document, you see references to a large belt, a belt of this many strings versus a belt of that many strings. the wampum curated some message. -- created its own message. this is a wampum belt that has human figures that are linking arms, holding hands, they look like paper cutout dolls. that image of linkage, whether it is human figures are a chain or geometric design like diamonds are rectangles, is meant to emphasize a certain parity, volitional alliance, it hierarchy, but a design that says we ar

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. >>> at niagara falls, severe weather has dislodged a boat that has not moved from its rocky perch sinceigh winds and heavy rain have now pushed the boat closer to the falls on the canadian side. the vessel became stuck when it dislodged from its tug boat in the final months of the first world war. well, who knew three little punctuation marks would become such a big deal in the impeachment inquiry into donald trump. >> reporter: we look at the president's love aware with dot, dot, dot. >> reporter: president trump is forever saying that ukrainian phone call summary was. >> word for word, comma for comma. >> reporter: forget commas. now people are connecting the dot, dot, dot. >> and i wonder, right? i kept saying dot, dot, dot. >> reporter: trulily known as an ellipse yes. >> because in legal documents that means there is something left out. >> reporter: there was so much dot, dot, dotting on "the view" that meghan mccain got annoyed. >> we got it. >> and they got it too. >> reporter: but, oh, the irony. the ellipses comes back to haunt a president who was besotted by dots. >> he will s

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ashton will tell us about the warning niagara falls where a ship that was stuck for 100 years is now moving. the question is will it go over? we'll be here to answer that. that's all coming up on "gma." >> 19 degrees i saw on your weather map. here i wore shorts and a t-shirt yesterday. >> so nice. >> so nice. yeah. i put a third blanket on last night and cried. >> you cried? i heard you had how many blankets on? >> three. i had a weighted blanket and full sweat suit. i did wake up in the middle of the night really hot, other than that, it's cold. >> tough times on the east coast. we get it. we'll see you soon. kep warm. >>> the new york city marathon just wrapped up but there was a bit of controversy. >> this is interesting. some are claiming the winner got an unfair boost because of the sneakers he wore. the kenyan crossed the finish line a little more than two hours averaging five minutes a mile. look at those pink shoes. those are nike's vapor fly sneakers. even amateur runners run 3% to 4% faster if you run them. now the five fastest's men's marathon times in history have been r

. >>> when it comes to breaking news, it certainly sometimes feels like drinking from niagara falls,t's only monday, which is why going into a very full week we are always glad for perspective from our next guest, former abc news afrpgor and white house correspondent sam donaldson. thanks for being with us. you said when you were assigned at the outset to cover watergate you had no idea how important it would be to the history of the country. do you think we have a sense yet of how important or not important these proceedings may turn out to be? >> well, i think we do. a lot of people think it is going to be very important from the standpoint of being against president trump. but a lot of people clearly think just the opposite. you know, let's look at nixon and trump. similarities, they both lie about the charges they're being investigated about them. they both intensified their war against the press. i mean, john mitchell, the attorney general general in the nixon administration, said of katherine graham, the publisher of "the washingto of "the washington post," she better watch out

niagara frontier, poconos, alleghenys. you are going to ice up. then by noon and 6:00, we'll have some snow and that will slow you down. >> i feel like this is guest inoculation. you're telling us to get rid of people on saturday. >> there are people everywhere saying thank you. >> i volunteered to work on sunday. >> not us. we want our guests to stay as long as they would like. >> right. >> thanks for being with us. >>> china this morning is vowing to retaliate after president trump signed a bill backing the protesters in hong kong. what does this growing tension mean for the trade talks? that's next. reen mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a ye

homes were destroyed one of the 35 have been damaged now take a look at this a boat wreck stuck above niagara force for more than a century is moving closer to the edge because of bad weather the boat known as the island sco had been waged on rocks around 600 meters from the edge of the falls but heavy rain and strong winds are pushed the wreck some 50 meters downstream and planned vessel is now flipped onto its side and could be at risk of going over the edge if there's more stormy weather. just ahead. the washington. triumph with a winning team. just a few moments. well again time for sport here's a thanks so much arjun a louis allison is celebrating a $64.00 no one drive a cycle his 2nd place in the united states grand prix in austin good enough it's a climb the championship the city for all brits and now the 2nd most successful driver of all time behind our new michael schumacher so helmick reports. the man throughout his career lewis hamilton has said beating michael schumacher his record of 7 f one world titles was never a goal for him but as he celebrated title number 6 the question is

. >>> keeping close watch on massive ship that's been trapped above niagara falls for more than a centurymore than 150 feet downstream where it came to rest. it's the first significant movement since 1918 when it became lodged above the canadian horseshoe falls. official says the boat could be stuck anywhere from days to years. >> boy, that's a wild picture, isn't it? >>> an unusual payload arrives. how it could change space travel forever. >>> now some athletes are calling for them to be banned. >>> i'm spencer christian. the sunsets are a bit earlier now, but it's still just as beautiful. i'm have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment as abc7 news at 4:00 continues. shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org. shouldn't mean a ch

>>take a look at this boat stuck on the rockabove niagara falls.well for more than a 100 years has be dislodged by recent high winds and heavy rain it's the first time it's moved enough for anye to notice sie 1918 when it came close from hurricane loose from a tug boat and got stuck on e rockabout 650 yards from the lip of the waterfall staff at aga falls park are keeping a close eye on it. but so far there, they're worried that it will come completely free from the rocks and go over the falls but su the cameras will be rolling if that day ever happens. i will take a quick break time now 6.56 coming up on the xt hour, the kron 4 morning news of bart work being praised for saving a person's life after he fell onto the tracks in oaand with the train. fast approaching 'll tell you what happened. plus police searching for the kilrs in the dely halloween house party shooting in a printable have the very latest in live report this rning and evacuati orders for the ncade fire have all bn downgraded to warnings as firefighters gained more ground on that fi

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