> what drove those old elevators? what was their motive power? >> in some cases, they might have even been hp. >> and then changed to electric? >> electric cited to come in the 1890's, and that was around the time when the elevator stopped from material handling and started to be used more frequently for passengers. in 1878, there was a demonstration of the other thing that allowed architects to build taller buildings was the advent of a higher quality steel manufacturing. in 19003, the first production year track models were introduced, that it was when things took off. >> that mostly happened in new york city? >> lower manhattan was the first place that took off, then chicago. those early passenger elevators always had an attendant that would take a passenger's request and then operate the car. the big change was the emergence of a electric elevators. starting in 1880, the electric elevator allowed building dollars to go much higher. we evolved from steam hydraulic elevators to the electric elevators that are not th

> what drove those old elevators? what was their motive power? >> in some cases, they might have even been hp. >> and then changed to electric? >> electric cited to come in the 1890's, and that was around the time when the elevator stopped from material handling and started to be used more frequently for passengers. in 1878, there was a demonstration of the other thing that allowed architects to build taller buildings was the advent of a higher quality steel manufacturing. in 19003, the first production year track models were introduced, that it was when things took off. >> that mostly happened in new york city? >> lower manhattan was the first place that took off, then chicago. those early passenger elevators always had an attendant that would take a passenger's request and then operate the car. the big change was the emergence of a electric elevators. starting in 1880, the electric elevator allowed building dollars to go much higher. we evolved from steam hydraulic elevators to the electric elevators that are not th

but they only apply to new elevators. then in 2012, there was a similar accident involving another elevator in which a woman was killed. it prompted his mother to ask safety commission officials to open their own investigation. >> i believe making full use of the report will be the key. i want firms to make their elevators safer based on the lessons from the accident, so my son did not die for nothing. >> reporter: tuesday's report notes that the brakes on the elevator were worn out. it also says they didn't provide enough information to the company that took over inspection work. and it recommends that infrastructure ministry ensure manufacturers the elevators that they're easier to maintain. since 2013, an agency has been trying to boost the safety of all elevators. but the process is slow. >> translator: we need to remodel 6,000 elevator as a safety measure. we're trying to carry out the work steadily. >> reporter: the workweek says the elevator will be out of service for a long period of time. it impacts the residents

from being in the elevator? >> yeah. remember, i thought i was going to get laid. so she's pregnant, and sober surrounded by all drunk people at 4:00 in the morning stuck in an elevator, and i see the look on her face and she just goes, i'm going to so i was like, you know what? i got this. don't even worry about it. i pry open the door. i'm pulling on wires. it's like looking back, it's the dumbest thing. i pull on one wire and i hear click, and ?i go that's t. the doors open and we step out of the elevator, and i was the hero, but no one appreciated the fact that i got us out of this elevator. [ applause ] >> jimmy: let's see. let me think about this for a second. everyone wound up in the predicament? >> i maintain that you can. >> jimmy: you do? okay. we'll go with can. armie hammer is here. the birth of a nation is the movie. we'll be right back. ? ? lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $349 a month. [?diggy? by spencer ludwig] ? ? ? give extra. get extra. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibili

a broken elevator... could cost him.... his life!!! out of concern for his well-being and others..... who live in the same building... we went back to see..... if the promise.... was kept. 13 action news reporter..... marissa kynaston.... does not have good news for us... tonight. last week-- managers at the complex told us the elevators would be done today. when they were still broken--i went in for answers. down that said out of service, which led me to believe it was back in service, but it's not) answer our questions. the signs posted at the elevator last week-- saying out nat click button and disabled veteran--robert myers--still cant make it to his enzyme infusion appointments. robert myers, disabled veteran i don't know how many times they've said they'll get buildings with three or more floors to have a working elevator--however--codes through the ada are not always myers says the longer the elevators arent fixed-the more likely one of his lungs could collapse. i don't know what else to do i just went inside the complex to see

after their elevator went out..... more than a month ago!!! what we're doing to help them out tonight... because when "you ask... we investigate". by tomorrow, high temperatures will break into the triple digits for central las vegas but just barely and hold there into sunday. and count on bring you breaking news fast and first. this video shows the intensity of the flames. apparently.. a gas line kept re- igniting so firefighters were still battling flames about 3-hours after the fire. firefighters also told 13 action news last night the building may have large amounts of asbestos.. so anyone nearby could be in danger of breathing it.. especially one woman who is eight months pregnant. that's also a big reason why many people werent allowed to immediately go back inside samantha hoyer, apartment burned it's crazy how i can't do anything about my own stuff but people can bust out my window firefighters say one person was taken to the hospital. no word on how it started. a group of people are stuck in their homes.... since the e

in some areas in the lower elevations in a 40% humidity level, but 16% at the higher elevations.are hoping a south breeze kicks in but if that does not happen they could see 102 degrees. tomorrow will be a a little bit cooler, no fog, but we do have an offshore breeze. you can see napa, fairfield in oakland, the direction that the winds are coming from, 50s, 60s and 70s, certainly warmer in the higher elevations. santa clara at 57, 58 at san martmn, and for some cool. 34 in truckee, 55 in ukiah, 63 in monterey to, and that is warm for them. but this time of year the coast warms up, and you can see that low going offshore, and it will reverse itself by tomorrow allowing a south breeze for some along the coast. 93 in san francisco, one shy of a record. mountain view, san jose looks to be in the mix for records, including many others, including the sfo. the cooling will begin on wednesday and through the weekend, a big drop.>> 25 degrees? >> for some, yes. we could use it because 93 is toasty in the city. >>> 5:51 am. >>> "magnificent seven" brings in the moviegoers, the biggest ope

this elevator..has been broken down since june.. this weeknd..only to break down again. :17:45/falk "you can't fix an elevator within the first week? there's a problem." falk is disabled..lives alone..and walks very slowly.. with a cane. "i hang onto a railing and come up, but if i got to hang onto any groceries- or anything like that-doesn't work." like so many of the other disabled or elderly tenants here..he worries: what if he has a life going to get up her and take me down the steps? because i'm nmot a small guy." we go to the management office- yet again..to get some answers--our fourth time here! :38:35/reporter "hello-i'm christophger king with 13 action news." office worker "we're going to have to ask you to leave." they will not answer our questions. but he's isn't convinced..the same thing won't happen there. i just want to get out of we speak with dan wayne....on he phone. he owns the property management company. he tells us..they hope to have the elevator fixed by tomorrow afternoon. and he says..he apologizes to the te

i'm on the elevator. i know what's up. >> you see they are talking to that speaker, but this guy, he's not reasoning. >> [ bleep ] stuck. >> he, if you notice, is dressed quite to the nines. this is a groomsman. >> okay. >> got a >> he was apparently on his way to the wedding when this happened. right now, he's stuck. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] all of you. >> this is it, he's providing so much entertainment. >> [ bleep ]. i want out of this [ bleep ] right now. >> you can't write this stuff. it's so good. >> people [ bleep ] die right here. people die. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] dave. [ bleep ] his wedding. i'm about to throw up. i can't take the pressure. >> do we ever see him get out? he's still there! >> we don't know whether he actually made it to the wedding or not. for all we know, he actually might still be in there. >> help us! help us! [ bleep ] help us! >> that's our show. rightthisminute.com has lots more. . now at 4:00, breaking this morning, three attacks i

damian: and is elevate math just a summer program, or is it year-round? muhammed: we have a year-round component as well. most of it is done in the summer, but we have a during the year component as well. the underlying issue here is that math achievement predicts if a students gonna graduate from--go to college or graduate from college. it predicts lots of other things, and what we've seen is that if we can get them on the right track and get them ready that they will be successful in it. and what ends up happening is students take math, they fail, and we have 'em take it again, again, and again. and what we've seen is they take it three times, they fail all three times. what we're doing is front-loading the content. we make sure they nail it the first time, and they get on the right trajectory, and they have that growth mindset to be able to get on track. and we've seen incredible results where students who had no thoughts of going to college and now they're taking engineering courses in high school. they're really on that track. damian: i mean, are sch

i am on the elevator. i know i'm stuck. >> you see they're talking to reasoning. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> he, as you notice, is dressed quite to the nines. this is a groomsman. and he was apparently on his way to the wedding when this happened. but right now he's stuck. >> b[ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ], you, [ bleep ] you. >> this is so much entertainment. >> [ bleep ] bright now. this is how people [ bleep ] die. [ bleep ], [ bleep ], this wedding, i'm about to throw up. i can't take the pressure. i can't. >> while we don't get to see it in the video, he was eventually rescued. and he did make us to the >>> thank for watching. we'll see you next time on right >>> we have shots fired, one suspect down. >>> now at 6:00, police the give in to the pressure and release officer shot and killed keith scott. we are going to play it for you frame by frame. you can decide for yourself. >>> plus, a baby in pasco county dead this morning. we are learning about troubling past calls to the h

they want to put an elevator, you know, a lift, in the backyard. gotta walk 72 feet around the house to get to the elevator in the backyard. >> sullivan: the more time i spent here and the more people i talked to, the more complicated it all seemed. it was hard to see where all this was headed. what's the plan here? >> after the storm, there was a lot of thoughts about what individual communities wanted, but in the end, it's about what individual homeowners want. and so some homeowners are committed to elevate their home, some homeowners have decided to sell their homes. >> sullivan: you say it's up to the homeowners, depending on what they want. you can end up with neighborhoods where half a block is empty, half a block is still below sea level, some of the houses are raised. is this something that makes sense for our communities? >> well, i think that helping these communities get to be more resilient is important. >> sullivan: is that more resilient? >> i think every single home that gets raised is more resilient. >> sullivan: is it possible tha

the lower elevations have cooled off a little bit, and the higher elevations are very warm, 81 degreest 2000 feet. all i have seen is that east- northeast breeze, and the train is very tough, and that is where the warmest temperatures are. it may be a little bit of a southeast breeze late, but it looks easterly and do east all the way through the early afternoon. no fog yet but it will pretend tomorrow, and we have that north wind coming down the coast wiping out the fog. a little bit of a westerly breeze in santa rosa, and 50s, 60s to mid 60s in santa rosa, 68 in san francisco, and that is pretty warm because the average high is only 70. 57 for walnut creek, 63 at blackhawk. 62 and martinez with warm temperatures already. 34 in cooling truckee, south lake tahoe at 36. 53 in ukiah and 62 in monterey. the fog is trying to circle the wagons but not much of a chance as this system rotates offshore, pretty warm for many already, especially around the pacifica and daily city -- daly city. almost 100 degrees for some, and tomorrow we will get a little bit cooler along the coast and bay and e

i'm on the elevator.. >> you see they are talking to that speaker, but this guy, he's not reasoning. >> [ bleep ] stuck. >> he, if you notice, is dressed quite to the nines. this is a groomsman. >> okay. >> got a back-up. >> he was apparently on his way to the wedding when this happened. right now, he's stuck. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] all of you. >> this is it, he's providing so much entertainment. >> [ bleep ]. i want out of this [ bleep ] right now. >> you can't write this stuff. it's so good. >> people [ bleep ] die right here. people die. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] dave. [ bleep ] his wedding. i'm about to throw up. i can't take the pressure. >> do we ever see him get out? he's still there! >> we don't know whether he actually made it to the wedding or not. for all we know, he actually might still be in there. >> help us! help us! [ bleep ] help us! >> that's our show. rightthisminute.com has lots more. catch us on the next episode of "right this minute

the gang was stuck in a metal freight elevator for 15 minutes. before that kendall took matters into her own hands, trying to kylie, too busy with last looks. >> my outfit. >> the laughs quickly turned to anger as kylie's sis confessed she scarfed down their only source of food, a granola bar. >> you ate it all? >> thankfully, no one had to resort to kardashian cannibalism. >> are you all right? >> yeah, we're fine. >> thank you! >> afterward they just had to snap a pic with their rescuers. >> another outfit change. >> still ahead tonight, unrecognizable stars. who's the a-lister in prison stripes? >>> plus, on location with kate hudson. >> it's been really cool. >> get ready to say oh, my goodness when she shows us around one of the biggest movie sets ever built. >>> then, celine dion tells "e.t." about her emotional new song. >> it helped me to move forward. >>> and -- what garth brooks song. ? in low places ? >>> now, can you recognize these stars? who's the bald guy running errands in new york? that's vince vaughn. it's a total 180 from his r

management said the elevator would be fixed on september the date came and went - but the elevator still isn't going anywhere. we checked again today, and the property management company is telling us they are sending out another crew this friday, september 9th, to fix it. ((end of graphic)) the management company, plenty of places, told us today they have offered to move people downstairs and are "happy to help them." but for robert, it's just not an option. 14.49.26 i dont know what else i can do 29 im in a situation where i really can't afford to can contact for help. housing and urban development: 1-800-669-9777 hud.gov silver state fair housing council 702-749-3288 on action news live at six, find out all steps we took to get these folks help -- including getting the city involve. stephanie zepelin, 13 action news. right now... some breaking news. screen. these three men are suspected in a series of robberies in the soutwest part of the valley. they entered several businesses armed and demanding cash. no one was injured. you can see one of them wearing a skull mask and a white jerse

i am on the elevator. i know i'm stuck. >> you see they're talking to the speaker, but this guy's not reasoning. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ], quite to the nines. this is a groomsman. and he was apparently on his way to the wedding when this happened. but right now he's stuck. >> b[ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ], you, [ bleep ] you. >> this is so much entertainment. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ] this is how people [ bleep ] die. [ bleep ], [ bleep ], this wedding, i'm about to throw up. i can't take the pressure. i can't. >> while we don't get to see it in the video, he was eventually rescued. and he did make us to the wedding. >> help us [ bleep ]. >>> thank for watching. we'll see you next time on right [ tires screech ] [ horse neighing ] dad?! dad! dad! are you all right? the other horses! it's too late! [ coughing ] no. [ sirens wailing in distance, horns blaring ] willie: nine dead. one horse survived, baltimore, with smoke in his lungs. my family's been training horses since the civil war

ms high elevation may not get any help for about 24 hours -- and of the elevation -- and the elevation may not get any help for about 24 hours. it is middle to upper 70s to almost 80. the fog is trying. it's not there yet. this continues to work its way towards the santa cruz area. i do not think it will. the fog will make it by tonight and tomorrow. there will be more of a favoring westerly breeze so, there are some positive pattern versus yesterday. but it is a slow process to get higher elevations. still offshore breeze, not strong but it's not on sure. 60s on the temps 50s for some and for others it's really warm especially in the higher elevations. but much cooler weather is on the way. a lot by tomorrow. but still 90s inland. all right, what you have for >> this is not affecting 17 yet , right? >> not in the traditional way. the traffic might be a little slow. but one thing that you should, as you will see a lot of emergency equipment there. and we have also had a very busy commute all over the east bay. and the toll plaza over the bay bridge is a 20 to 25 minutes away. and, west

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the elevator still didnt work. the americans with disabilities act requires buildings with three or more floors to have a working elevator. however.. a-d-a codes aren't always enforced because each county has its own codes. 13 action news will continue to follow this story until the elevator is fixed. weather pattern is on tap with a dry northwesterly flow aloft. this will bring temps closer to average for this time of year with highs topping out around 100 starting tomorrow through the weekend. expect sunny to mainly sunny skies each afternoon with a mountain shower possible thursday. the winds will pick up to breezy on sunday, ahead of a system approaching from the pacific northwest that will keep us breezy on monday passes mainly to our north. the system will also drag in cooler air which will drop high temps to the mid 90s highs topping out around 100 starting tomorrow through the expect sunny to mainly sunny skies each afternoon with a mountain shower possible thursday. the winds will pick up to breezy on sund

sro elevators was also included in this fiscal year's budget. currently, moh cd is coordinating with other arms including mod to increase proto-program options for the utilization of these new funds. the second item is the next phase of ada transition plan projects we now pick up the next 10 years capital planning cycle. just to go over some of the 88 burial removal projects that will be going into construction this fiscal year during there is a accessible parking and path of travel upgrade to the golden gate park senior center. that project,, the design phase is complete and it's currently awaiting ceqa approval. there is a new elevator plan to be installed at the maxine hall neighborhood clinic. this was part of the first phase of the transition plan where the neighborhood clinics were receiving accessible accessibility upgrades and some of them elevators. the third a new ramp at the entrance of the youth guidance center. another project that should be in construction before the end of this fiscal year as well as the ramp to the entrance of th

in some elevations. above about 9,500 to is where we typically see peak conditions in the highest elevations of the roingz. and through late -- rockies. and through late september, early october, that peak lowers itself in elevation. we have prepared some tools for you on cbsdenver.com. we'd like you to check out our fall color guide it. includes some great drives that you can take in the next hillside. plenty of sunshine up here today. it's a beautiful day to be in the high country. take us into the weekend! >> i think it's gonna stay beautiful for the high country! there's the fall color guide, and we will see some pretty nice weather around here. not much going on right now. any your weekend? >>> denver police say there have been reports of shots heard r although they just tweeted out they can't confirm any shots have been ,, guess what's in this box? uh, no, don't. i'll just tell you: clean, renewable energy. s, xcel energy is the nation's number one provider of wind energy, and has been for over a d