first sergeant quinn, who lives in a city that you and i know well, that's niagara falls, new. and i think we might congratulate their families on the return of service son and they're all very happy about it i'm happy to join in that and tell me governor is it possible to salvage an independent and neutral government in. well i believe so. there is a different situation there. there has been a civil war and. there's an international agreement which was reached which the russians agreed to see is carried out to not anymore in laos and the country as a whole is noncommunist. the communists also supported by the north vietnam and the you know, there's a very antagonism between these different races up there and. they've the laws have always been antagonistic. the north vietnam people and therefore if we can transfer this civil war from a military battle into a political battle, we can help the noncommunist. sanda has every reason to believe laws will work together. noncommunist that they can win the election come along and keep their country independent. this was the only agreeme

sergeant quinn lives in a city that you and i know well, niagara falls, new york. and i think we might congratulate their families on their return of their son and certainly we are all very happy about it. >> i am happy to join that. tell me, governor, is it possible to salvage an independent and neutral government in laos? >> i believe so. there is an entirely different situation there. there has been a civil war and a national agreement, which was reached, to which the russians agreed to see it is carried out , to not interfere anymore in laos, and the country as a whole is not communistic. the communists are supported by north vietnam. there is antagonism between these different races up there. the liles have always been antagonistic to the vietnam people. if we can transfer this civil war from the military battle into a political battle, we can help the non-communist, and every reason to believe that the laos will work together, win the election, and keep their country independent . this is the only agreement that was reached between the military, president ken

and the extreme cold has turned niagara falls into a frozen wonder with thick ice and snow surrounding the landmark. people from ohio to maine will see scattered snow showers through this afternoon, and lake-effect snow will impact parts of pennsylvania and new york through the evening. >>> and in the south, a strengthening weather system will bring thunderstorms and heavy rain from dallas to san antonio this evening. those storms could become severe tomorrow with damaging winds and isolated tornadoes as they move into louisiana. >>> now to deepseek, the chinese artificial intelligence upstart that rattled the american a.i. industry and markets this week. it's probably the first time many of you have heard the name deepseek and a lot of us here hadn't heard of it until recently either. so cbs' anna coren sought out deepseek. >> reporter: in the heart of beijing wrapped in glass and steel sits an office on the fifth floor. we went to interview the ceo of deepseek, a chinese a.i. company which until monday was virtually unknown. as robots pass by cleaning the floor, our producer is told

if they were an invading army taking a part of the united states, you know, if canada crossed the niagara falls and took over buffalo, new york, and held on to it. if you committed a traffic infraction, you would be subject to canadian law. those are the two exceptions. otherwise if you're born in the united states, you're a united states citizen. the 14th amendment is straightforward about that. >> okay, what does that mean for children who were born here to migrants who are here illegally? >> they're citizens. >> it's that simple? you had a lot of words on the rest of it. it is that simple. they're constitutional citizens? >> that's right. and actually there is a federal statute passed by congress that says the same thing. >> has this been challenged in court today? >> yes. about 120 years ago. but supreme court said it that time, the only exception are children of diplomats and evading armies. that's it. >> okay, so what does this executive order do at this point if they're saying one thing, the executive order is saying another thing? >> they say basically federal agencies cannot issu

a gunman who killed at least 12 people, including 2 children and one to niagara on wednesday nights has died. a 45 year old shot himself in the head of the bank surrounded by police near his home in the town of such india. he died from his injuries on the way to hospital pre drank a total of which has moved from the southern. yeah. this. there is a 3 day morning period during the month to negative for the tragedy in the setting up the suspect of multiplan murders of some of the teen or it's committed suicide after the police surrounded him in near his family home in a supplementing setting. and after a chase of several hours, the police is still investigating what was the motive of the crime. and said that matina reached shot and killed 4 people after an argument in the local bar up there, which he fled and killed the other victims, including 2 children and members of his own family. several on the several other locations. prime ministers, page a knowns to that. so tomorrow the national security council will consider the introduction of an emergency measures, one of which as he announce

greg gutfeld along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and she once went over niagarals with a thimble, dana perino. >> dana: he. ♪ ♪ the lame duck giving his swan song. president biden set to bid farewell to the nation tonight at 8:00 p.m., well past his bedtime, and it is to a public that tuned out his presidency a long time ago. the big time leaving town with just a 36% approval rating and this morning he gave himself props and a goodbye letter, claiming the country a stronger, more prosperous, and more secure. he also said it was "the privilege of my life to serve this nation." good thing he is checking his privilege before he leaves. today was also the last day for the notorious kjp who turned on the water works for briefing. >> and finally... finally, i do want to say thank you to president biden and first lady dr. biden for this incredible opportunity. as i said earlier, standing at this podium behind this lectern, serving the american people and this administration has been an honor of a lifetime. and i will be forever grateful to the president for his trust, a

>> niagara falls area. >> reporter: what's your name?rily. >> reporter: why are you hear from canada? >> we're here to support donald trump. >> reporter: and how about wayne gretzky for prime minister? >> no, thank you. >> reporter: that's a hard no. i just had to do that. we're going to be talking to people all morning long, guys. steve: that's right. and, griff, the reason there are hundreds if not thousands of people going to be lined up throughout the day there at capital one is because they wer0 tickets to the event at the capitol. that's not going to happen. only maybe 500 people are going to be in the row unda, so that means -- rotunda, so that means literally hundreds of thousands of people have nothing else to go to, so their just trying -- they're just trying to get one of the precious tickets to to that event which kicks off at 3:00 this afternoon at cap pun, right? >> reporter: -- cap pun. >> reporter: that's right. this may be their only shot to see the 47th president of the united states, and they don't mind weathering. the

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parts of niagara falls freezing over from the cold and snow. i'm cold just looking at that. the winter weather is not over quite yet. let's go to meteorologist derek van dam. derek, say it ain't so. >> astonishing. >> that that. >> video speaks. >> for itself. i think my job is done here this morning. it's frigid across the northeast. everybody who's there knows it. got my friends in new york city saying, hey, what are you going to do about this cold? well, there is some relief coming, but i'll explain that in just a moment. we got to get to another day of these frigid temperatures, strong winds, and also the potential for the snow squalls that we had yesterday. but this is a different system. what's a snow squall? it's that intense burst of snow that reduces visibility at a moment's notice. it's all driven by winds that are gusting over 40mph at some locations across the interior of the northeast. so here's a look at the visibilities right now. look at saranac lake dropping to just above a mile. but this could get worse as the morning progresses because it's all about the c

time to new niagara who banks it in off the glass. was the dagger, but with six seconds left, riley terekhov gets fouled. and then she would go on to make all three of her free throws. point six seconds left. stanford survives the wake forest comeback and secures their first road win of the year, winning 7471. university of san francisco men's hoops on the road in malibu, taking on pepperdine in the first, ryan beasley runs a pick and pop to carlton lingard to extend their lead 3724 and the second half. dons now up 13. pepperdine leaves too much space for barry. wang cashes in the three. the dons win their 15th of the season, 80 to 63. >> the san jose sharks are on the road with a goal of snapping a five game win streak for the columbus blue jackets jackets, and sadly, that did not come to fruition for the sharks. james riemsdyk found the back of the net twice in this game, and the blue jackets go on to beat san jose 4 to 1 and extend their win streak to six. the sharks have now lost four out of their last five games and are at the bo

accompanying sydney on her journey to california for the competition, to welcoming her home at the buffalo niagara international airport upon her return, her friends were always by her side to cheer her on. especially kate, lilly, izzy, alana, holly and erin. sydney's success extended beyond "the voice." last year she won a challenge promoted by broadway evolved which led to a week-long broadway workshop with tony-nominated actress betsy wolf. but what stands out most is sydney's humility and heart. sydney has made our entire community so proud with her talent, her hard work and her poise throughout the entire competition. she's carried herself with grace and determination, inspiring the next generation of talented artists. while this chapter of "the voice" may have ended, i have no doubt that the next chapter of a long and successful career is ahead of you, sydney. on behalf of all of western new york, thank you for sharing your voice. congratulations, sydney. madam speaker, i rise in remembrance of cornelius j. cane whose life was defined by service, family and enduring dedication to our communi

campaign rallies, and even make ago stop at nia nigh ago niagara falls state park while celebrating his 50th anniversary with his lovely wife. he established the super fund program. supporting the cleanup of toxic sites across western new york, including love canal. following his term in office he set the standard for post presidency and saved millions of lives by advancing global health, including through his efforts to end child malaria fatalities and destigmatize h.i.v. he was a man of faith who loved his family and loved our country. let us mourn our nation's loss, celebrate a well lived, and learn from his legacy of always putting country before self. may president jimmy carter rest in peace. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. lamalfa: seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, madam speaker. well, in another one of the 11th hour thumb of nose at th

michelle in niagara fallsar new york democratic caller good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> host: we are listening. what is message to lawmakers? >> caller: i hope, , well, my junta does not get though treatment speaker of the house because he tends to just do what the maggot and the president-elect wants and oftentimes that's not what's bestof for america. and i feel the republican party is breaking into two maggot and regular republicans which is a good thing. because the regular republicans aligned align more with the center leaning democrats which will finally get our country together and stop all this side, that side. and i feel america, that will help get things done right for the people. i also want to say rest in peace to jimmy carter. >> host: cheryl in alabama, republican. cheryl. >> caller: good morning. >> host: good morning. >> caller: i like to say representative john tremaine speaker. american spoke loud and clear and we want work done so there's no time to waste. getting a new speaker. so leave johnson in and let's not put the law and vivek ramaswamy and and let t

we look forward to working with the administration on advancing a new hospital in the buffalo-niagara region for our veterans. they deserve it. as far as the criteria goes you rip -- you mention the median age of 60 years and it meets that criteria. the infrastructure and existing technology and the window air conditioning units dated and obsolete. carpeting on the floor of these units, you worked with us and participated in roundtables at the facilities where you heard in the gaps and assets such as medical equipment and health care delivery due to a lack of -- a lack of funding and outdated infrastructure. would you suggest that the buffalo va is a priority project for a new build? dr. elnahal: i would hope to see new infrastructure at the buffalo va medical center. we have a list that i know you are aware of called the skip list that has the priorities in place for many years in terms of facilities. there are at least seven va medical centers that would be ahead of buffalo and to be able to get to a new medical center, we need appropriations for major construction that exceed $20 b

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and in fact, i with him coincidentally on my 50th wedding anniversary, when wife and i went to niagara and he happened to be there with one of his very, very young children. and so pierre trudeau was one of a group of seven all the four years that i was in the white house. and he and i were almost completely on the major issues the day. so that's my relationship with pierre trudeau on a friendship and admiration. reinhold niebuhr is one of the theologians whose works i have studied for a number of years. it was the first time that somebody gave me a book by a theologian. i first let it be known that i might run for president before the general public did know and and and it covered the relationship between religion and politics. and he pointed out for that the highest goal of a human being was a copy of love is self-sacrificial love. this was not possible for a statesman. you can't have the united states of america self-sacrificial love the highest goal for a nation or a government or is justice. which is near to love justice. so that's one thing that i really admired reinhold niebuhr.

michelle in niagara falls, new york, good morning. democratic caller.hat is your message to lawmakers? caller: i hope mike johnson does not get the votes to remain speaker of the house because he tends to just do what the maga and the president elect want and often times that is not what is best for america. i feel like the republican party is breaking into two, maga and regular republicans, which is a good thing, because the regular republicans align more with the center leading democrats which will finally get our country together and stop all of this side and that side and i feel that will help get things done right for the people. i also wanted to say rest in peace to jimmy carter. host: michelle's comments there. cheryl in alabama. republican. caller: good morning. i would like to say i support representative johnson remaining the speaker. the american spoke loud and clear on election day and we want work done so there is no time to waste getting a new speaker. leave johnson in and if they don't let's put elon musk or vivek in and let them deal wit