falls if you look there a little bit because are opposed to bring fresh wastewater to niagara falls so you know there's a lot of different issues here it's not just drilling it's wastewater it's right things need to be studied and i was really surprised like to see that this would be allowed to happen at state parks and i know that this is the major controversy in a lot of places but in most cases you know people's private homes they're sold a deal by whatever oil and gas industry knocks on their door and says you know if you let us drill we're going to pay the big bucks not realizing that i know in the case of at least one family i met their home is now valued at zero dollars because their wastewater is completely destroyed but talk to me about why would state parks ever be allowed to be drilled well i was going to lot of them and they have a pro-business governor and now we want revenue for the state and he bases story on the doors you know like you see in you know states and west virginia and silvain you know where they said hey we're open for business coming out we'll even give

>> i think i was having sort of a rough time and went up to niagara falls with my children. as we walked out to the falls, they -- i was watching them skip over and they just were mesmerized and i said what are they looking at? and i walked over to them and stood behind them and took that picture. it's really always been about content, brian. it's always been about what the picture -- what's in the picture. it doesn't matter how you capture it. >> when you say to a whoopi goldberg, hey, i know what let's do there's a bathtub over there and you know what it needs in it? you and milk up to your eyebrows. >> well, it doesn't quite work like that. you know, she was unknown. and it was before anyone -- before she did "color purple" and she did a nightclub routine where she played a little girl who tries to scrub off her skin, thinking that it's going to be white underneath. so i really put her in a bathtub thinking she was going to scrub herself, but i couldn't put her into cold milk so i heated up the milk. it was very warm. and when she slid into it, you know, it was -- we got

it is like a niagara falls event. i am going to go from something over the top to something under the bottom. over at third and townsend, the old borders, up a block from willie mays plaza. there is a couple walking right here. they are not even aware of the noise coming out of the garage and the event of but the top. it is a continual noise. the best time to hear it is at 2:00 in the morning, 3:00 in the morning. continual noise. what does it dumped on but another building across the street -- new housing? we can do better. wrong direction. the noise in this is kind of like a theater, a live stage. they turn the lights off after a play is over. they put a lamp with a bare bulb on the center stage. it lights up the entire theater. that is what you get here. we can do better. "the new yorker," october 17, they have an article on steve jobs. his defining quality was perfectionism. the development of the mcintosh took more than three years because of his obsession with details. he nixed the idea of a internal -- of an in

appointed united states poet laureate in 2008, she's the author of six books, including the niagara river, flamingo watching and say uncle. she says her poems don't begin with images or sounds but the way an oyster does, with an aggravation. "turtle." who would be a turtle who could help it? a barely mobile hard roll, a four-oared helmet, she can ill afford the chances she must take in rowing toward the grasses that she eats. her track is graceless, like dragging a packing case places, and almost any slope defeats her modest hopes. even being practical, she's often stuck up to the axle on her way to something edible. with everything optimal, she skirts the ditch which would convert her shell into a serving dish. she lives below luck level, never imagining some lottery will change her load of pottery to wings. her only levity is patience, the sport of truly chastened things. (applause)

another says i thought niagara falls was a sure thing. guess i was wrong. thanks to patrick. so many wonders, i praise the lord for every breath, especially the smile, laugh of my son and love of my wife. that is one viewer who writes in often, is very engaged in our show. we appreciate that this morning. >> thank you. >>> we're 20 past the hour now here in atlanta. about 5:20 in honolulu. that is where the president is waking up this morning. he is home. the live picture this morning. you can't see a whole lot, but you get the idea, don't you? yes. the president is there but this is no vacation. we'll tell you how his trip to hawaii could impact jobs right here. >>> president obama is in hawaii for a big economic summit. the key, trade in exports with asia and create more jobs right here in the u.s. part of a nine-day trip through the asia pacific region. the president hosting the asia pacific economic cooperation summit or apec. our dan lothian is there with the president in honolulu. dan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. >> before we get to the summit and th

. >> looked like niagara falls. just like something punctured it. >> reporter: the utilities commission said a the water main break happened around 9:45. fire crews evacuated seven home that were near the gushing pipeline. they were worried about safe if. >> the two houses next to the water main break, that the foundations would erode and the houses would collapse. >> reporter: as concern for people who lived below. ited the streets in to rivers and firefighters worried about mudslides. >> mud coming up, over the planter box. we couldn't see the lawn. >> reporter: at 12:50 water was shut off. the break created a huge sink hole and exposed the pipes. you can see the break-in this line that goes into this pipeline. the puc said they were both replaced a month ago. investigators will be back here on the scene on monday to take a look at the break and determine a cause and that's also when repairs are supposed to be done. >> and our coverage of the water main break continues on the website. you can look online to watch

supposedly tells you how close they are with the guy, they always look like they are honeymooning in niagara falls. the donor and donee always has that look on his face like lloyd bucher when the north koreans made him read a question against his will or something. i guess getting the photo taken would mean something to some of those guys. some of those guys make zell leg look like a monk that's the way hollywood has always been. >> bill: wasn't a fundraiser. went in for advice and how are we going to package this and all of that. it is going to be a close race and that's why we are spending so much time on it? >> let me tell you about something about barack obama. called kill the terrorist yats see. if he can get bashar assad. if he keeps killing these guys and guess the economy better. you know me i'm not a fan. i have to start voting against them. if he he gets out of iraq and afghanistan too early, that seems foolish to me. you have got to admit when the guy has somebody in the crosshairs, is he killing a machine. >> bill: is he going to go out fighting, no doubt about it. 4 will% of mea

supposedly tells you how close they are with the guy, they always look like they are honeymooning in niagara falls. the donor and donee always has that look on his face like lloyd bucher when the north koreans made him read a question against his will or something. i guess getting the photo taken would mean something to some of those guys. some of those guys make zell leg look like a monk that's the way hollywood has always been. >> bill: wasn't a fundraiser. went in for advice and how are we going to package this and all of that. it is going to be a close race and that's why we are spending so much time on it? >> let me tell you about something about barack obama. called kill the terrorist yats see. if he can get bashar assad. if he keeps killing these guys and guess the economy better. you know me i'm not a fan. i have to start voting against them. if he he gets out of iraq and afghanistan too early, that seems foolish to me. you have got to admit when the guy has somebody in the crosshairs, is he killing a machine. >> bill: is he going to go out fighting, no doubt about it. 4 will% of mea

supposedly tells you how close they are with the guy, they always look like they are honeymooning in niagara falls. the donor and donee always has that look on his face like lloyd bucher when the north koreans made him read a question against his will or something. i guess getting the photo taken would mean something to some of those guys. some of those guys make zell leg look like a monk that's the way hollywood has always been. >> bill: wasn't a fundraiser. went in for advice and how are we going to package this and all of that. it is going to be a close race and that's why we are spending so much time on it? >> let me tell you about something about barack obama. called kill the terrorist yats e. if he can get bashar assad. if he keeps killing these guys and guess the economy better. you know me i'm not a fan. i have to start voting against them. if he he gets out of iraq and afghanistan too early, that seems foolish to me. you have got to admit when the guy has somebody in the crosshairs, is he killing a machine. >> bill: is he going to go out fighting, no doubt about it. 4 will% of measu

coming up to the very edge of niagara falls. it's like the river is moving faster right now. and we are living in a theater of the absurd. >> and perry off the top saying he ain't made it better neither. >> that's a triple negative. >> triple negative. >> tough one to pull off. >> he made it better. >> he made it better than the noomp speech last friday night, okay? newt gingrich was the guy who got the most applause according to all the reporters there friday night. what should be interesting saturday night newt gingrich and herman cain squaring off in own little lincoln douglas like debate. moderate that see how that unfolds with all the scandal. >> new polls. these are really interesting. we have seen some national polls. and we have seen obviously polling in iowa or in new hampshire. and those all are relevant on some levels. what's really relevant is looking at the swing states. looking at the 12 or so battleground states that will, frankly, decide this election. >> states like florida, states like pennsylvania, michigan, colorado, nevada, ohio. >> traditionally swing st

it is like we are in a canoe coming up to the very edge of niagara falls. it's like the river is moving faster right now. we are living in a theater of the absurd. when this week greece has the temerity to say to the you who have been kind enough to bail this profligate nation out, maybe they did not want to take a hair cut, they really didn't want to cut back on their spending. the rest of the world book degrees and said, are you out of your mind? take the deal or you go down the drain. what we need to do right now in the united states is take a really good look in the mirror. because we have just observed is a thriller for where the united states is going to read over this last summer when i was a lone voice in the wilderness of washington saying stop no more, and got no more raising the credit card ceiling in the midst of all of that discussion that he went on. that is how washington works. that is why what we need in our nominee for the republican party is someone who will stand up and say stop, no more. let's hold on to this great magnificent gift that

it is like we are in a canoe coming up to the very edge of niagara falls. it's like the river is moving faster right now. we are living in a theater of the absurd. when this week greece has the temerity to say to the you who have been kind enough to bail this profligate nation out, maybe they did not want to take a hair cut, they really didn't want to cut back on their spending. the rest of the world book degrees and said, are you out of your mind? take the deal or you go down the drain. what we need to do right now in the united states is take a really good look in the mirror. because we have just observed is a thriller for where the united states is going t read over this last summer when i was a lone voice in the wilderness of washington saying stop no more, and got no more raising the credit card ceiling in the midst of all of that discussion that he went on. that is how washington works. that is why what we need in our nominee for the republican party is someone who will stand up and y stop, no more. let's hold on to this great magnificent gift that ha

it is like we are in a canoe coming up to the very edge of niagara falls. it's like the river is moving faster right now. we are living in a theater of the absurd. when this week greece has the temerity to say to the you who have been kind enough to bail this profligate nation out, maybe they did not want to take a hair cut, they really didn't want to cut back on their spending. the rest of the world book degrees and said, are you out of your mind? take the deal or you go down the drain. what we need to do right now in the united states is take a really good look in the mirror. because we have just observed is a thriller for where the united states is going to read over this last summer when i was a lone voice in the wilderness of washington saying stop no more, and got no more raising the credit card ceiling in the midst of all of that discussion that he went on. that is how washington works. that is why what we need in our nominee for the republican party is someone who will stand up and say stop, no more. let's hold on to this great magnificent gift that

located on historic niagara square, the 10 story structure will be home to the united states court for the western district of new york. the striking profile of the courthouse is a reminder that buffalo's future is connected to its unique architectural heritage. as we draw inspiration for our future from this impressive building, i can think of no name more fitting to grace it than one from our past. that of western new york's overwhelm supreme court justice, robert h. jackson. jackson was born and raised near jamestown, new york. he spent the first 42 years of his life in western new york and for a time lived on johnson park which is in the shadow of the new courthouse. he practiced law at the historic ellicott square building in downtown buffalo. he was a prominent local attorney and in 1934, president roosevelt called him to public service in washington. after stints as assistant attorney general for tax and antitrust, jackson was appointed u.s. solicitor general. he personally argued more than 30 dayses before the supreme court on which he would later sit. lewis brandeis, who was a

evelyn has bathed the empire state building, niagara falls, the leaning power of pisa and the tokyo tower in pink lights. there was another side to evelyn. she was an accomplished photographer with a keen eye and ability to capture extraordinary images. i have two of her photographs and treasure them. her photography included rainbows rising from the pacific ocean, snow scenes in colorado, pattern created by light reflecting on water, landscapes in chile, tuscany and the south of france among others. evelyn's work was featured in exhibitions at art galleries in london, paris, jerusalem, barcelona, and beijing, and well-received exhibitions in new york, los angeles, seattle, and my hometown of san francisco. she also accomplished two books of photographs and had her work featured in many publications, including "american photo" "house and garden" "the oprah magazine," and "town and country" evelyn donated all freeze her photographic exhibitions and royalties from her books to the better than -- to the better than research foundation. evelyn was a beautiful woman. i knew her. i remember eve