we are at brady alley and otis. we have a bunch of interesting things to see. >> the smell. >> thanks. >> we have this old fire hydrant which has the break away added. >> the reason i know about this is my brother is a san francisco police man. this is to tie the horses up. not the police man's horse the fire man's horse. that's why they have to here and the fire engine would be hauled by horses. they tie up the horse to keep the horse here and hook up the water to the truck. you can tell the vintage of the neighborhood you are in if you start seeing these you are in an older neighborhood. when you get to the richmond or sunset you will not see any of these generation. >> they put the post to keep people fwr driving into it. probably its been hit a couple of times and got smart and got tired of fixing can. >> let's look at cap nets we have the utility cabinets all over the street they are putting them in daily. >> that brings a whole another issue up. it might be good idea to have a separate brown bag on that. a lot

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

otis, you're going to get a call. somebody go and pick up otis.h the seven-day in a few minutes. >> i think oatysis really cute. >> that's your cute criteria. you like otis. >> 7:48, coming up, we are in the 11 news kitchen for brunch. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. >> we are minutes away from nbc sunday "today show" and jenna has a preview. >> coming up on sunday morning on "today," just two days to go until the next presidential debate and president obama and governor romney are hunkering down doing heavy press for their next face-to-face meeting. a live report. also ahead, the

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welsh, otis and wynn, iconic business leaders vote for four more weeks.lectric, employed 410,000 people at the height. global business leader and he questioned the labor department, guess what? he got attacked by the left. pull up austan goolsbee. the lay dor department for the same thing. in other words, the government cooked the books. go to you first on this one. if it's against their guys they attack. >> dana: i know austan goolsbee. in 2003, might have been 18. he looks so young. if president bush created in a month 310,000 jobs said it wasn't good enough. abysmal, terrible. now singing a different tune. >> kimberly: what about the numbers? >> bob: walked it back. >> eric: he did not. >> bob: yes, he did. hold on, hold on. [ overtalk ] >> bob: the "wall street journal" -- >> kimberly: the economy would need to be growing at breakneck speed in the course of two months. impossible. >> eric: the headline from welsh. "i was right about the strange jobs report." >> bob: the one thing you can't do is take that department and cook books. it doesn't work. it

he's got to talk to otis. both will run wild and say what they want! >> he's decent in those situations. >> bill: yeah, he's good in those situation, but so is romney. >> let me talk about the depth of his support. when you look at the political, george washington poll that came out, this is taken mostly before the debate when certainly that's going to switch some support to the republicans, the enthusiasm gap is really big. double digits. some people saying they're -- >> bill: the polls say the romney voters are more motivated than the obama voters. >> it's moving more in that direction. >> bill: marjorie, last word. >> there is another interesting phenomenon. according to cbs "new york times" polling, obama has actually edged out the elite on the economy that romney had. that was his strongest point. so where we going into foreign relation, the next topic, obama has -- >> bill: i don't know if the president is in good shape in there right now after what cbs news said. i got to go. thanks, ladies. plenty more ahead. we'll play you some of the rumble b

you have to go back to amos otis in 1985, george brett and company, kansas city royals. they outscored st. louis 20-1 in the final three games. earlier tonight, bip roberts, the 2-time all-star, who knows about playing in a world series, and giants ceo larry baer wanted to be on kron. and we enjoyed each other talking about can they keep the magic going. >> gary, it's been so incredible, i don't know. i have to say that being in the clubhouse, after game 3 in cincinnati, and game 5 in st. louis, your stomach's in knots. you know how it is. it's an elimination game, but they didn't play like their stomachs were in knots. >> all right. >> they played loose. and that's just a great tribute to a lot of people, a tribute to the coaching staff and the players and the veterans. >> all right. i would imagine your goal, dump champagne on your wife again. [ laughter ] >> it was crazy. i think last night was a metaphor for the whole season. the thing ends with pouring rain, scutaro catching holiday's popup. it's been crazy! >> and don't worry about field conditions tomorrow. pam, a

this up for public comment and we have a number of cards, espinola jackson, francisco decosta, leah otis martin from huntersview. [ reading speakers' names ]. >> i will let the tenants speak. so i will speak after them. >> people can come forward. thank you. >> hello there. my name is leo martin, i'm a tenant at huntersview. let me see, first of all, if you don't mind we would like to have the commission's meeting held in city hall for the people that can't make it. it could be televised and they would watch it some day later or whatever, because a lot of people can't get out and a lot of people need to know what is going on over here when they had the commission meetings. second of all, i don't think the kids that are on their parents lease should have as much power as these people give them because once they become 18 you can't just take them off your lease, but you are still liable for your kid if your kid does something wrong and gets evicted, the whole house gets evicted because of the bad beaver behavior of the kid and that needs to be changed. any time that the parents let the kid

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there was a time where -- forgive me for being nostalgic a president had sufficientred bitty and trust oty and -- credd trust on wall street he could talk to leadersf the exchanges and the firms and say, folks, this is not the way we are doing business issue we'll do i this way, it is for your goodn business and as a county that is impossible right now? >> similar to what you suggested about relationship between the exchanges on one hand. and high frequentty trading firms, one problem with federal government is that, they are so entangled with wall street with their 16 primary dealers, and all of the credible, not inside information in the way in which one talks about that when is illegal, but you can say they can front run the fed, and trsure they have accessed information far ahead of the public, perhaps not illegally gained but they get it. lou: your sensef the market right now, we have projects of fall off in earngs from last year, about 2.5%. which will take us down to lowest level since 2009. that is create something concern and anxiety. what are your thoughts about the next 2350u we

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otis and head of white castle. we will look at that and have fun with pickinon bl.ttacked for supporting mitt romney, an african-american actress. she stood herround and she doubled down on it and we will talk about that. >>neil: thank you, eric. nd tmbas worried now about the win, and donor sources are talking, and wait until you hear what you are saying. >>neil: we hear the president's re-election attempt is sweating not so much because numbers on the polls show the presidenis fling bunone iselnghe eom ere idis publicking. charles gasparino on the story we do not hear. >>guest: i have a few sources, wall street gam that are involved in politics and one i d a conversation with abo thectofxd t t te performance. not just that. he, of course, is the chief political guru of obama. what he has realized, david axelrod, is that it is not just the debate. e debate was a searm of thse,atsi a an omt ryha t defend and defending it in the debates where, you know, it is kind of like you cannot spin your way through. you cannot read off the teleprompter, it is hard w someone isu

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. >> otis 124. >> if you missed it over the weekend, my colleagues have an excellent every weekend be>> mr. iowa. >> shout out to all the road warriors. three weeks and a day left. >> this is normally a road warrior here. >> this is one here. >> couple of days off. check the mail. make sure the refrigerator is running. >> piling up. >> that's the scary thing. >> been at it for 18 months. the end is here. >> you've got it. that's it for this edition of"." we're here in new york ahead of the big debate. the most important debate until the next one. this one does matter. coming up next, chris jansing. bye-bye. >> announcer: business travel forecast is brought to you by a bylaqiinta inns and sweet. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins. on this monday we'll have a cold front heading for the eastern sea boards that means showers and thunderstorms for the mid-atlantic for washington, d.c., and new york this afternoon. middle of the country looks great. a big storm coming into the northwest. periods of heavy rain for tonight. have a great day. victor! i got your campbell's chunky soup. mom? who'

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