. >> otis, ¿quieres ir a la sala de exhibiciÓn? lo demÁs es solamente una fantasÍa. >> ¿fantasÍa? no, no, es historia, estÁ pasando superman. ¡seÑorita teschmacher! >> ya vol, digo, ya voy. dime. >> ¿dÓnde estÁ el cohete? >> va como bÓlido por el gran caÑÓn. el otro tambiÉn. >> ¿el otro? de modo que hay dos. >> sÍ superman, doble peligro. ni tÚ con tu velocidad podrÁs detenerlos, pero yo sÍ puedo hacerlo con mi detonador. muy bien. >> el detonador. >> eres un loco desquiciado, ¿pensaste que podÍas ocultarlo en un estuche de plomo? >> ¡noich! >> harÉ barras del recipiente. >> no lo toques. (mÚsica). >> te lo dije, es kriptonita, superman. un recuerdo de tu pueblo y no repararÉ en gastos para tu comodidad. (mÚsica). >> fuiste grande en tu Época, pero lÓgicamente, a la hora de entregar cuentas, este desquiciado maniÁtico sera tu banquero. (mÚsica). >> la mente sobre el mÚsculo. (mÚsica). >> ¿no te importa donde vaya? el otro proyectil? >> claro que sÍ, sÉ exactamente a dÓnde irÁs, hackensack, nueva jersey. >> ¡aaah! >> eh, te voy a de

elisha otis -- elijah otis successfully demonstrated the safety device he had created. even of the elevator and he cut the device, and he did not fall. everyone was impressed by that. in 1857, the oldest brother's company installed their first passenger elevator on broadway in new york. believe it or not, many of those first elevators were actually started and stopped by a hand broke. >> 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 ear

we just had the -- we all celebrated wildly the 150th anniversary of otis's invention of the elevatorh that that we then could combine new methods of construction, steel construction and other construction, to build high rise buildings. >> because after about six floors you got kind of tired of walking to your office. there was an upper limit of how tall you could build the building, and get people to walk up to the top and rent space. >> there are super-tall buildings, how fast could you make an elevator accelerate and decelerate and make people comfortable. i'm lawrence cornfield, chief building inspector. the building code is very interesting, it addresses things beyond the structure of the building and the steel and the floor. it addresses things that make people comfortable. so how fast the elevator goes is the sort of thing that the building code addresses that are sort of social issues. for example, mod yuls of elasticity of flor. you want to stiffen the floor so you don't feel uncomfortable. >> one thing you don't want to have happen, you're sitting at a desk and someone is wa

. >> estos cinco años de conocer a jesucristo, el perdón de dios, no lo cambio por nada, por la oti,au . >> dejame decirte. >> ¿qué sentíste tú al hacer esta entrevista después de cinco años?. >> creo que valió la pena esperar tanto, porque lo que veia como una entrevista, fue un testimonio de vida. >> bravo. >> (aplausos) . >> amigos con esto nos vamos, adonde?. >> al segmento favorito. >> a la lupa . >> porque tombola ya regresa. >> (♪ ♪ ) . >> (♪ ♪ )n. >> un día explosivo en la farándula, pillamos a una famosa haciendo compras con su amorcito, empezamos hablando de espinoza paz que hizo una rueda de prensa, espinoza paz tendría un romance con lucero . >> esto fue lo que respondió . >> ni he pedido seguridad, voy como voy a todos los lugares. >> andas con lucero?. >> no. >> (risas) . >> ¿cómo ataco a él que se me fue tan arriba? ya sé diré que no me quiere dar canciones, si supieran lo que gano con cada canción, sería ilógico que peleara con los cheques.

this belonged in some war zone. >> when detective kelly otis arrived at the hospital trauma room, thevivor, the woman we've called h.g., was surrounded by doctors, nurses and technicians. >> her head is bloody. her face is kind of away from me as i'm walking up from the foot of the bed to the front to talk to her. and as i get up toward the head part of the bed, i think she heard some traffic over my police radio and her head turned. what i expected to see was not what i saw. >> she was bloody and suffering from frostbite, but she would live to tell the incredible story of her survival. to protect her privacy, the media called her h.g. >> what saved her life? a cheap plastic hair clip like this one that miraculously deflected the bullet. h.g. got up after the assailants left and ran naked in the snow for more than a mile. she scaled two barbed wire fences and ran toward christmas lights she saw in the distance, determined the killers would not get away. >> we need the ambulance. >> what's going on there? >> we have a girl at our door and she's naked and bleeding. she a she's been shot

pero que vamos a salir adelante, vamos a salir" la feria ahora esta localizada entre las calles 14 y otislos objetivos de esta feria internacional de comida y artesanias es brindar a los clientes alimentos con ingredientes frescos y a bajo costo y tambien dar oportunidad a estos vendedores a expander sus negocios.." "esto es un intento rosa de crear nuevos negocios, de crear nuevos empresarios, de crear puestos de trabajo" la feria internacional tambien ofrece artesanias tipicas de paises latinoamericanos.... a comparacion del antiguo lugar, ahora estos vendedores tienen que pagar 400-dolares mensuales por alquiler del espacio... "no creo que va a haber ningun atraso por eso, porque completando todo este lugar, alcanzamos a pagar todos" la feria internacional esta abierta de martes a domingo de 7 y media de la maÑana a seis y media de la tarde... en washington, maria rosa lucchini univision... consumer reports evaluo 88 muestras de jugo de manzana y jugo de uva y encontro que el 10 por ciento tenian niveles de arsenico que sobrepasaban los estandares federales para el agua potable, que es

. >> otis redding, you know? >> jimmy: otis redding is good too. what's the james brown i like? you're fantastic in the movie. the movie's exciting. >> aw, thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: we saw it imax. >> you did? >> jimmy: which is -- it's insane. it's like going on one of those virtually reality roller coaster rides. 'cause all you can see is the screen 'cause it's a giant screen. first of all, you have a very beautiful face to be on that giant screen. >> really? >> jimmy: my face could -- [ laughter ] my face could never be on a imax, it would shut it down. [ laughter ] but you're on this thing and especially when you're going -- >> wait, how pretty was i? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're gorgeous. let me just show everybody, look at this. >> oh! gosh. >> jimmy: look at that. >> look at that. >> jimmy: he's dangling from like the side of a giant building there, you feel like you're going to vomit. >> and you know when he does that, he has a huge smile on his face. >> jimmy: what is wrong with him? is he crazy? >> he's not crazy, he's just probably one of the most courageous people

. >> on december 5 there was an aggravated assault at the otis lounge, and after a thorough investigationst was found that -- this was broken in a scuffle. there was a fight over some of detecting somebody, and there -- the initial reports was that a glass was thrown but there was no merit to that. at 1:35 in the morning, at the ambassador nightclub, a victim was a salted with a bottle, that was smashed over his head after he was talking to a female patron. two issues i had -- it's said that they were unable to get a description of the suspect because the lighting -- this said that the lighting was very poor. you may want to talk to them about looking into better lighting. we have a glass bottle in the middle of a club. i think this is just a recipe for -- for disaster. they sell plastic bottles for good reasons, they do not want them used as projectiles. there have been a couple of times we have bottles being used. this is an easy fix. just get rid of the bottles, and have a plastic glass. >> you will talk to them about this? >> i will talk and see if they will be willing to do this. >> a

partnership with a source of housing share and chinese community organization, right there at 150 otis street. supportive housing with a $1.7 million grant from hud. we continue working with you, bobbi. i wanted thank you for your work because you make it so seem less, and you're always looking for the gaps that we have. we know at the local level, we cannot afford to have any gaps as far as veterans. i want to thank all of you for being here. i want to acknowledge that we do work with our federal -- i want to thank president obama. i want to thank leader pelosi. i want to think secretary shinseki in the whole veterans administration for working together with us. because it will happen right here at the local level. again, i want to thank our veterans, the men and women who serve in the armed forces. we will be there for you right here in san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] >> our next speaker needs little introduction. since 1987, nancy pelosi has represented california's eighth district in the house of representatives. overwhelmingly elected by her colleagues in the fall o

. >> saddam hussein was otis, because the regime was so awful in his particulars and what he did to theeld the exact same thing you say it yields, and that's would we be better off without saddam hussein? and that's what seduced us into thinking the war was a good idea. ann marie? >> no, when we asked would we be better off without saddam hussein, we were assuming it would be at low cost and quickly and the iraqi people would rise up in the way lots of nations have now, and if you would have said would we be better without saddam hussein at the cost of ten years of war and all those deaths, we would have said no way. >> i am thinking on the premise that's an inappropriate question to ask? >> no, if people were looking at america at the time, and saying the world would be better off without president bush, what would we do -- that's so arrogant. >> i would not have supported the iraq war if the idea was we were not going to knock out the regime. it was framed. the entire u.n. supported condemnation and sanctions against iraq in november, and most members of the u.n. still believed he had

. >> what you may not know about roger mason junior, his stepfather is otis wasly, a running back for the redskins way back in the day. you have always been a redskins fan. weren't you on the waiting list for season tickets from the day you were born. >> i'm still on the waiting list for good season tickets. yeah, i have been a redskins fan, i was born a redskins fan. it's encouraging to see them playing a little better. they lost the last one. >> reporter: how can it be that you are on the waiting list. i would think would you bounce to the top of the list. >> that is a nice plug. redskins, i'm on the list. give me my tickets. >> reporter: anyone watching from the redskins family, roger mason junior, local professional basketball player, it would help you out to have him at the stadium. thanks. good luck tonight against the nets. >> appreciate that. >> reporter: nice guy. much better shooter than you or me. >> you haven't seen my shooting skills. i have seen yours. >> i will assume roger is better. >> all right. no comment. thank you, feldy. >>> a virginia football player that lost h

ada como virginia vÁldes de 67 aÑos de edad fue detenida y ahora enfrenta cargos de abuso domingos otiupera de las heridas. >>> la policÍa no quiso dar mÁs detalles porque es violencia doch domÉstica, y lo estÁn investigo apodo y la seÑora tendrÁ que responder a acusaciones el prÓximo 31 de enero. >>> salvador duran, "primer impacto." >>> gracias salvador, y la nasa encuentra el primer planeta en el sol, y se encuentra a 600 aÑos de luz de distancia y tiene aproximadamente 2. 4 veces r el radio de la tierra, aunque cientÍficos aÚn no saben como es su composiciÓn, su descubrimiento es un paso mÁs para encontrar planetas como el nuestro. >>> y asÍ llegÓ el momento de saber del tiempo. >>> para eso vamos con eduardo rodrÍguez, quiÉn estÁ listo para contarnos, adelante eduardo. >>> bueno gracias bÁrbara y pamela. >>> y lo principal que tenemos en gran parte, es zona frontal con bastante lluvia y al oeste una ola de temperatura frÍas, hoy ha estado el centro y noroeste con temperaturas incluso por debajo de cero por lo menos son las sensaciones, 7, o menos 7, hasta menos 14 en denver en hor

otis.t was otis, yeah. >> yeah. >> willie is acting like otis this morning, maybe david gregory, but i'll tell you what, mike allen can hold his eggnog. >> i've seen him. >> he's a chief white house correspondent for "politico," here with the morning playbook. my goodness, not a good christmas season for john boehner. what does he do next, mike? >> well, ho ho ho to "morning joe." >> wow. thank you. >> thank you, mike. >> speaker boehner has a rough couple of hours ahead of him. "politico" learned to prevent another mutiny from his freshmen as he forced them to take this deal they didn't want to that on the conference call where he announced it, the lines were muted. they couldn't speak up. the speaker announced his decision and said we're finally going to do what we should've done before. house republicans were isolated with the senate republicans saying this is crazy with carl rove out saying this is crazy, with the "wall street journal" editorial page saying you've handed president obama

. >> glitter-oti cup cakes. just for you. >> we're going to fancy them up.e of them go in here. then butter milk without the water. this takes out the flavor and pumps up the flavor. on top of that, we're going to put pearl beads, two different sizes, get them at the grocery store. then this is gum paste. gum paste is just a really beautiful sugary icing that you can put and embellish your cup cakes with. what you want to do is take these stamps, then this is called luster dust. take this -- >> not to be confused with lester dust. >> dabble this on top of the cup cakes and you're going to have one of these -- >> i'm sorry, i've never heard of gum paste. i want to taste the consistency. >> it's nice and hard, yeah, like a hard candy. do you want to safety it when it's soft? >> no. okay. >> that's what you're going to serve. these are great centerpieces. i've made these for showers before, weddings, whatever you like. now it's new year's eve. >> now you've got some margaritas and meringue. >> do you know why we're making margarita epss? >> because it's the day

right below that is otis, who posts this. next, westfield, new york. good morning.e, an independent there. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm concerned that people keep calling up and saying that this is the lawmakers responsibility or the parent's responsibility, when this is a question of morality. the law should have nothing to do with it. it is up to the parents to take care of their children in whatever way they see fit. the government has no place in this at all. host: a different story altogether is the lead in "usa today" -- we are driving less. in their story, they write -- that is in "usa today" this morning. miami, florida, your next. jane is an independent there. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for having me. i am a 29-year-old single mother. i have a 9-year-old son. i said several other occurrences that have been physical occurrences where people have done things and touched me. i have gotten plan b. i wrote a story about my life and there's a book about it. it is discussing how society wants to create this concept where women are a

. >> this is otis james on nashville.ife and the fashion was fashion and came home and made a tie for one of his friend's dads and a great reaction and got into the business and now he's carried all over the country and makes these in his back yard. it's all hand stitched. >> alisyn: they're cool because they're different material than you usually see on ties. >> yes. >> hand painted labels. >> alisyn: and here the canoe and clayton is going downstream. what's, what's -- tell us about this. >> the canoe is great mary mack canoe company in tennessee and now days a lot of them are mass produced and not pretty anymore and this merges function and form, not only is it, you know, got a great kevlar shell, it's got the great, these ribs are made from tennessee cherry wood and they're all handmade and this is the son of-- this is the grandson of the founder this have company. >> beautiful and so is this. >> yeah, the guy who makes this, his name appropriately is fritz oar, i kid you not he was a former canoe and kayak team membe