. >> that's james harrison of the pittsburgh steelers, one of the hardest hitting guys in the nfl.al technology's sales pitch rests heavily on his endorsement and other pro players. >> almost like having novocain. you don't actually feel the pain. you just feel pressure. >> rob vito is the founder and ceo of unequal technology. >> these athletes need to take control of their own safety. >> he says they work with scientists to create a military grade composite material. >> we always want to stand behind our products. >> and you're actually standing behind your product. >> that can protect athletes from all sorts of injuries from head to toe. he's eager to show us how strong it is. >> harder! >> the guy would have you believe it's his magical material. there's nothing magical about it. >> dave halstead tests helmets, lots of helmets. for so many parents whose sons want to play football, they are looking for that device, that add-on, that helmet that will protect their children. >> correct. >> is it out there? >> it is not. absolutely it is not. >> here's the problem. the modern footb

james. curry in street clothes for the first time this season and the warriors really missed him. harrisonrner three and jack starting in place of curry was feeling if early on. the warriors would never lead again, though. dwyane wade coming out and he is kind of playing angry tonight. lebron in the passing lane coast-to-coast. misses but haslum with authority. second quarter. miami up ten. lebron towing with green. gets the pick, rises and hits the jumper. 17 points. lebron. with that basket becomes the youngest player to 20,000 career points. blowout alert. chris bosh jumper 50-38. then lebron from wade. james with 25 points and 7 rebounds and 10 assists. bosh there. it is 90-68. miami getting payback for the warriors' win in south beach back in december. and there is two minutes left. >>> counting down to sunday's nfc championship game. the 49ers will visit atlanta. will the 49ers be able to get consistent pressure on atlanta quarterback ryan? he rarely gets sacked or turns the ball over. despite limited mobility because of his injured left elbow and tricep injury that he is playing wit

harrison en 1841 emitió un discurso de 8445 palabras, el más largo de la historia. $4 costó la entrada al primer baile inaugural, que fue realizado en 1809 para el presidente james madisonnan' 's fue la primera en ser fotografiada en 1857, y la de william mckinley la primera en ser filmada en 1897. abriendo una nueva era en 1949 la inauguración de harry truman fue la primera en ser televisada y en 1997 la inauguración del presidente bill clinton fue la primera en ser transmitida en vivo por internet... y asi como la naturaleza a veces cambia de parecer, tambien a veces las computador as... asi que no queda mas que ser creativos... andrew kozak del canal ktul en tulsa oklahoma se estaba preparando para el noticiero de la mañana cuando su computadora se dañó... así que le tocó improvisar... kozak dibujó sus gráficas incluyendo el pronóstico extendido... para finalizar esta edicion de noticias vamos con pedro biaggi y un adelanto de lo que escucharemos maÑana... adelante pedro, buenas noches...

. >> william henry harrison it was two and one-half hours long. cold and rainy. >> jamesin musically. >> it is well contained. there is no big outdoor party like there was four years ago they had a huge concert. >> the president will be sworn in and actually on sunday. what we see on monday is a re-enactment. >> a dramatic re-enactment. >> will you be here on monday? >> i will be here telling you about the bible's. >> you will be here providing political insight. >> i think guns will be part of the inaugural address. >> 8:19 is the time. >> we want to turn our attention to weather and traffic. >> better news for one of the hot spots that is on highway 880 the damage freeway north bound. the multi vehicle accident that blocked the two left lanes have finally been cleared. it has been taken completely from the freeway however, the damage has been done on 880 north down the drive time currently 38 minutes. as you work your way up from 238. look at the red on the map. 238 is where another hot spot is located that is a stalled big rig. it has yet to be cleared we are coming up

parade occurred in 1809 at the inauguration of james madison when troops on horseback escorted the new president to the capitol. bill: william henry harrison's was longest ever. 1841. that was long before cable news was around. 8,000 words. took more than two hours to deliver. historians will tell you it was the worst address ever. that's what they say. boring the crowd with focus on ancient roman history. harrison also got a cold a few weeks later and died i can making the presidency the shortest in our country's history. martha: encouraging short speeches from there after, perhaps. watching the parade of course is free but you have to pay to attend some of the other events here. organizers just slashed ticket prices we understand. attending an inaugural ball costs $500 now. down from a thousand dollars. a sign the inaugural committee may have fallen short in their goal to raise $50 million. that moneys for the ball, parade, giant tv screens on the mall where everybody can watch. an important moment for people to sort of pause to appreciate and respect this great american system and tradition that installs a new president or reinstall a new

james madison has attended services at st. john's at some point during their presidency. you were talking earlier about william henry harrison. he caught a cold and developed pneumonia as a result of his inaugural address. he did not develop this cold until three weeks into his presidency and that developed into pneumonia and he died 30 days after he was sworn in. the only official acted as president was ending congress. it was not the result of his inaugural address. i was listening to some of the other callers earlier talking about the president. i am a republican and i recognize the historical significance of president obama's presidency as an african-american. i was obviously disheartened on election night when my candidate lost and i turn to my friends and said, so be it. sometimes in a democracy, the other guy wins. when people mentione -- criticie the president or the different comments that are made by him and they are flabbergasted and i can understand, there are things about the president we don't like. he is still the president and we still respect him but i would like to remind them, if you go back in time, to th