you can learn more about vida usa's partnership with otis mcallister at otismac.com.g for volunteers to help sort supplies and equipment at their warehouse in emeryville. >> one thing we think is -- i think is really cool, is that you need almost no training to be able to just come here and be productive. and they always need help. >> we can turn this around in about 3 months, so that means by the time we get it in, process it, inventory it, book a shipment, get it on the boat, then three to four weeks down there, a week or two in customs. then it goes to our warehouse in lima. from there, then, it's sent all over the country. >> vida usa is also looking for more sponsors for the big containers, which are shipped overseas. vida usa wants to do more to help, and can do that with your help. thanks for joining us on our special program on vida usa. you can find them at vidausa.org. for more information about today's show and resources where you live, just go to our website, abc7news.com/community. we're also on facebook at abc7 community affairs. and follow me on twitter

otis, how far did you walk through these waters? >> i went from that bridge all the way down to here. >> reporter: why did you think that was a good idea? was it out of necessity. >> no, i was just having fun. it's hurricane season. you know what i'm saying? i just wanted to experience it. that's all. >> reporter: did you feel like you were ever unsafe or concerned for your safety? >> oh, no. this is the after effects. the hurricane is about gone. >> reporter: they say the waters are going to continue rising. how high was the water as you walked through it? >> i want to say about four -- three to four foot. >> it can rise two or three more feet and we are not advocating to do what otis did, but i'm glad you made it through safely. how long have you lived in this area? >> pretty much all my life. >> have you seen anything like this or felt winds like this? >> i have seen a lot of hurricanes in my lifetime. >> does this one feel different? >> it did feel different, yes. >> this is not something you will see every hurricane season with

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otis --c commander lieutenant commander otis. troy.sergeant willie commander bok.aren,ant commander united states army. specialists chin pack wells. sondra l white. wilshire. -- m. wilshire. major dwayne williams, united states army. chief roger was coming united woods navy -- chief roger , united states navy. vicki yancey. petty officer second class kevin w yokum. chief donald m young. v young junior. lisa l young. >> ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint chief of staff. ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense, james m matus. -- mattis. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the first lady. please flag for our national anthem. -- face the flag for our national anthem. see by the can you dawn's early light. what's it probably we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight. over the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. star-spang

. >> mm-hmm, otis. >> some otis redding on here. >> yeah.ust, i don't know, they were just songs that popped into my head. i sat down -- kirk waylum co-produced the album with me and i sat down with kirk and made a list of songs. i think we started out with about 25 songs. and then i -- as we talked about what i was trying to do, i just honed in on the songs that i selected because of the stylings of the songs. i mean, like the elvis tunes, i said i have to do them. i'm in memphis. >> you're in memphis. >> i'm in memphis. i have to, you know? and i loved elvis presley when i was a little girl, you know? and one of my visits to memphis, i went to graceland. i dragged my daughter to graceland. >> you had to go see it. >> i had to go. she was like, mama, no. and i said this is my thing, you have to come with me. so she appreciated it, too. i think in the end what was important to me was just honoring people who meant something to me, like b.b. king. i had to do b.b. >> yeah. >> you know, b.b. embraced me when i had first moved to paris. and any

bulking up in aerospace and otis and carrier can go their own way. true >> one thing we put in the press release was a very simple statement that said once we paid out some debt, get the integration done, we'll take a look at a range of portfolio options. 60% aerospace, 40% commercial buildings with carrier and otis. the question is always do those businesses belong together i would tell you today we'll need all those businesses to start paying down some of this debt if we continue to see a big disconnect between what we think is intrinsic value of utc and the actual stock price we'll look to do something different that's what i'm committed to our board and shareholders, if doesn't work together we'll take a look at splitting it up. >> you'll be your own activist in a sense >> that is the idea. >> you hear it a lot from ceos it's a smart thing to be but how long what is the sense in terms of the 13 billion for this deal how long until you actually begin to think about that potential problem in terms of what you believe is the intrinsic value? >> we'l

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charlie: keith richards of the rolling stones said it reminded him of otis redding.e said james brown because of the energy you bring on stage. i appreciate those. i think that is sacred ground. i'm a lot more clumsy than some like james brown. i can't do the splits. that would be bad news for mike pence. mythat would be bad news for pants. i'm flattered by that. there's no real good response to it. i would never say that about me. that anyone would even suggest that. i don't think you can get better than that. first it is a journey. you don't want to be, he was pretty good for 2017. you want to be, it was pretty good. charlie: how long have you been performing? st. paul: i've been singing since i was four years old. since i was in church. my first solo was when i was four. i grew up singing. charlie: do people praise your voice? st. paul: yes. i had a pastor who kind of held me down. he was trying to teach me about humility. and he did. i never thought i am a good singer. i wanted to be a preacher. i wanted to preach the gospel. when i was 18, i fell out of love wit

tenemos a otis que no afecta a nuestra Área.huracÁn que puede llegar en la categorÍa dos. nuevo el miÉrcoles por encima de puerto rico cambia la trayectoria y entra en categorÍa tres. nosotros quedamos al margen de estos sistemas. miren las temperaturas, 80° en san josÉ, muy tranquilo con esas nubes bajas en la bahÍa que dificultaban un poco la visibilidad. la temperatura en los 80°. es el Último fin de semana entero de verano. en cuanto a las mÁximas, maÑana 68° para san francisco, 69 en stockton, modesto en los 83. vemos algo de nubes en la bahÍa y en la tarde, podrÍa mover algÚn aguacero. noche tranquila con esas nubes bajas. regresando esa neblina a primera hora y luego una semana tranquila con mÁximas en los 80. jaime: la opiniÓn de mÉxico sobre estados unidos es cada vez mÁs desfavorable y ha llegado a un nivel rÉcord comparado con los aÑos de obama, esto segÚn un reciente estudio. stephanie martÍnez, nos explica. stephanie: las percepciÓn que tienen de los estados unidos, cayÓ en su nivel mÁs bajo en los Últimos 15 aÑos p

otis gibson is about to join south africa asa gibson is about to join south africa as a full—time coaching this test match. right now, they dare not look beyond the west indies. it gives this match a very different and important deal. —— feel. chris froome has nearly doubled his lead after winning the individual time trial at the vuelta a espana. froome is aiming to complete the tour de france—vuelta double and obliterated the field over the a0 kilometre course today. he now heads his nearest rival vincenzo nibali by one minute and 50 nine seconds and is strong favourite to win the vuelta for the first time. thanks for your company. i'm nick marshall—mccormack — see you soon. bye bye. good morning. hot on the heals of hurricane harvey comes irma, and this has the potential of be a catastrophic hurricane. already a category 5, we have sustained winds of 185mph, potentially gusting to 220mph. you can see quite clearly the eye of the storm, here on the satellite picture. it is notjust the strength of the winds and the volume of the rain, it's also a significant storm surge that's heading t

aquÍ tenemos todos los sistemas activos ahora mismo, norma y otis en el pacÍfico.e las bahamas. cualquier sistema va a poder crecer muchÍsimo. jose es huracÁn categorÍa uno, sigue en direcciÓn norte a unas nueve millas por hora. de aquÍ al martes se acercarÁ mucho nueva york donde esperamos una subida del oleaje que podrÍa llegar a los cinco pies de altura. esperamos acumulados de lluvia interesantes, podrÍamos ver un par de " sobre new york, atlantic city. una lluvia acompaÑada de rÁfagas de viento, superando las 30-40 millas por hora. los vientos mÁs intensos se quedaran en medio del ocÉano. marÍa es huracÁn categorÍa uno, se puede seguir intensificando llegando a categorÍa tres encima de las antillas y cuatro por encima de puerto rico. muy cerca de donde tenÍamos irma hace tan sÓlo una semana. vientos de tormenta tropical sobre las antillas mÁs orientales. vientos de tormenta tropical sobre puerto rico, vientos huracanados sobre estas islas y ya tenemos ahora mismo activados avisos de tormenta tropical. avisos de huracÁn desde san martÍn, guadalupe, martinica, s

otis chandler traveled from michigan to be here.o the museum once and it has a lot of great history in there, a lot of great information, very, very detailed and i do encourage anybody and everybody to get out to it. it's a very monumental event. it's my husband's birthday and i want to celebrate with the one-year and verse richt katrina baker says this is the first time celebrating the museum. you you you learn a lot more history than i think i've been taught over the years. i actually want to see some things that i've never seen before. what is the message here today? >> this is important for everyone. it's the one-year anniversary of this spectacular museum. given all we've with the the election and all that, we're very divided as a country. i think this is a place where we need to come together and celebrate, things that make us special. more than 2 million people visited the museum since it opened its doors on september 24, 2016, one year later, they say the motto for the one year milestone is a people's gift. one that continue

the second of the five match series is a not so i am on thursday south africa's new cricket coach otis gibson is setting his sights on making the team the best test side in the world gibson who has experience coaching the west indies and england start his new role with a two test home series against bangladesh that begins in late september and he expects his new team to achieve great things by the time the next world cup gets on the way. when you talk about stan marcos. j.p. duminy m k b to various sort of that have done unbelievable things in cricket and it was a lot of individually a lot of it also as a team for the country and i think with the world cup in mind you know it is an opportunity for us i think to do something really special and that's the focus over the next over the next two years now for years sports like the n.f.l. and n.b.a. have been trying to attract new fans across growing markets like asia now the n.h.l. is getting in on the act to the l.a. kings and vancouver canucks will face off in the first ever pre-season games played in china shanghai will host the first ga

at the same time, it peels a little bit like probably the most expensive photoivsi oty's . >> even though the student-sponsored free speech week was officially cancelled. the university said they will continue to evaluate plans over the next few days. in berkeley, tiffany wilson, abc 77 news. >> a live look from ricky sports theater in san leandro where raiders fans are gathered to watch it note's game against washington redskins. raiders players are expected to anduthsit or kneel together em. tri they are expected to join a slew of players around the nation nation who put on a against president trump's protest. the entire steelers team stayed in the locker room. and a gratd frgraduate from oakland sat in protest. mary bruce has our story. ♪ oh, say can you see ♪ >> the nfl is sanding a message this football sunday to president trump. ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ >> players and coaches together on the side lines in solidarity. some standing with linked arms. others kneeling. occasionally fists raised. >> through the perilous fight ♪ >> the ravens and jaguars exercising their rights on fo

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otis, not so much. the last chapter is the story of camden. you have heard about the great william penn and the great city of philadelphia. then i say there is this little rodney dangerfield place across the river called new jersey and this gritty place called camden . but actually, they have a story to tell. lord camden was a great man. the earl warren of his era. he believed in american independence and liberty and i tried to tell the story if you pay attention to what camden said, it has really interesting implications for how we can protect fourth amendment rights in america today. jeffery: you see how this great teacher just by uncovering the stories can bring the cases behind the constitution to life. there are phenomenal questions from the audience and i had better start asking them because they are so good. here is the first one. didn't the importance of gently also motivate jefferson vis-a-vis the louisiana purchase? akhil: most people are taught that the most important constitutional decision ever was marbury versus madison, right? n

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we've got mentalist otis sperlman coming up as well. >> sounds like a good show, i )m ...:56. breaking news out of the south bay. it is connected to a deadly motorcycle crash in san martin we just learned about. rescue crews tell us the person involved in the crash was a law enforcement officer. we don't know at this point what agency that officer worked for, nor whether that officer was on duty at the time of the crash. we can tell you it happened on monterey highway east of san martin avenue a little before 6:00 this morning. the chp will provide more information. when they do, we will bring it to you. gathering more details about that victim and how that crash might have happened. he will be live with a report in our midday newscast at 11:00 this morning. you can watch for updates throughout the morning on our twitter feed. >>> also, president trump has some harsh words for korea and iran. the world is now reacting. in our twitter feed, we posted links to some of the present's key moments. and think about this the next time you're stuck in traffic. congestion levels on

of the middle ground version is howard's younger brother charles howard, who was on general oliver otis howard's staff. he is one of several people who says they split command, saying howard replied now was no time for talking and would be glad of hancock's cooperation and suggested that he locate the troops south of the pike, and that howard would attend to the north side. there is your three versions. hancock assumes command is one. howard stubbornly maintains command is another, and they split command is the third. abner doubleday later wrote several books, and in one of the books he wrote we have a copy of hancock's writing in the margins of doubleday's book, where it says howard refused to accept hancock's authority. and quite a scene occurred. hancock scribbles in the margins , general howard made no objection, no scene occurred. you see how these two different opinions or three are not going to relent. we do know that howard wrote a note to meade later in the day, referring to the order to replace him, the above will -- has mortified and will disgrace me. howard is clearly upset

sonia adult votes is a lecturer in international politics and security at the university of boston otis good to have a guest spoken out fred i want to start with you because we're getting pictures from members of our community of an event happening right now or thursday evening this is from amc international full house for the start of the yes campaign at terre goanna that's a city in the region of a couple lonia it's a kickoff event to launch this referendum campaign you see another picture here really excited people and it comes just a few days after september eleventh the day that the region marx's it's not tional day and where an estimated hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of barcelona this is what mark says about that day when you can get one plus million people he says in the street your voice at least deserves to be heard alfred what are those voices calling for. well that was that. they were calling for democracy. one one of the most outstanding aspect of this process and catalonia is that the drive for independence has now become a drive for democracy because w

mind-blowing magic of otis perlman. and our giveaway every day that you've got to watch to win. on tuesday morning, september 19th, 2017. listening to "lips are moving" by our pal megan trainor. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> what's today? happy tuesday. >> that's right, yeah. so i walk in for our morning meeting and dillian says i got your letter. >> yes. >> and i -- and i had written a note to her. >> in the mail. >> when i was -- >> stamped. >> and i was doing a little -- >> don't want to show my address. >> yes. >> but what's the post mark on it? >> the post mark is from france. >> what's the date? >> august 17th. >> no, no, oh, wait. >> august 30th. >> august 30th. >> you can see my confusion. >> it's not 2030. august 30th, 2017. >> what is today? >> today is the 17th. >> the 19th of september. >> but i got it yesterday. >> mail travels slowly from france. >> no, no. you don't check your mail, and that's why you check your mail. i purposefully wrote that letter to see how long it would take for you to get the letter. >> but it's so outdated now that i read it. >> well

throughout the northwest of england throughout lancashire right to the heart of this play one full song of otis redding in fills the hearts of these characters gives them hope and releases all of the tensions. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday as trees are made faces of us by mrs questions from summer recess this week to like you that's right social media will be on wednesday ten years of a day of operation orchard for the british and u.s. backed government in israel killed or injured sixty five after its war planes bomb syria. welcome to max keiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't want to see you watch kaiser report. they're not ones out. on the flu shot down one might have been a top of the definitions and i'm back. when seeking i need. to. take in the equal city south. to get it done and then you're just going to bring the only thing i'm. going to let beach. sounds out. just get silly me one mean a leftist i you know be deep. numb tokio find it he's going to keep going. to l

. >> and aretha's up there, and otis redding was a big star, and joe cocker-- a british guy who sounded like ray charles-- was on top of the charts and playing the fillmore auditorium, but not ray charles, except in tandem with aretha franklin one time. and i thought the man deserved more. he was one of the foundations of american music as we know it and love it. and so i just raised my hand and said, "ray charles is in town, let's do him." >> hinojosa: and was their immediate reaction kind of like, "hmm, ray charles..." >> "oh, tell us the story. what's going on with him?" rolling stone was always quite open-minded, and back then, it was not so much worrying about a person's popularity the way so many magazines are today. and so if you made your case, then you were sent out and got the story. >> hinojosa: oh, so it wasn't about a popular rock star. that wasn't... >> no. this was a man of history and a man of pride and a man of... who deserved a lot more than he was getting at that time, and he knew it, too. i mean, he was... >> hinojosa: and in that interview, he actually revealed to y

throughout the northwest of england throughout lancashire right to the heart of this play one full song of otis redding fills the hearts of these characters gives them hope and releases all of the tensions. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday as trades are made faces of us by mrs questions joining from summer recess this week till they give you social media with your wednesday ten years of the day of operation orchard for the british and u.s. backed government in israel killed or injured sixty five after its warplanes bombed syria. doesn't want. to finish. take in the equal city. and then you're going to bring. hell is that kind. of movie it might not be. good enough you know let me. say this out. in the sketch feeling if one means a leftist i know the deep but i learn. them tokyo found it to. keep going. to lay. out. his look was because did a piece of dancing quadrille cultural shift from the premise. to spiral downward this applies to both russia u.s. relations and the ongoing events on the korean peninsula probably past the point you know which are. the walking se

we were in a blues band and we were in the church of, in the presence of the likes of otis spann and who played saxophone in elmore james band and if you listen to early fleetwood mac records, it is basically elmore james on steroids. so it was a moment pregnant beyond imagination and a thrill to be playing music with our heroes, you know, in their home. obviously, the book gets from this sort of if you like the happiest days of blues playing into more turbulent period in which i think you say we were all taking psychedelic drugs. it doesn't come across as an advert for psychedelic drugs. is that how you look on it? no, this is very, it is driven by images. so it's really about the music and the people and the kudos to those members. this is not... if you pick peter green, who as i said, the book is dedicated to... we should say he left the band in 1970, despite being really the founder of the band. he is the founder. i mention him there. but there is no fleetood mac without peter. but really did his brain in in a serious way with lss. -- lsd. this book is not about that, this is abo

throughout the northwest of england throughout lancashire right to the heart of this play one full song of otis redding fills the hearts of these characters gives them hope and release all of the tensions. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday as trades are made faces of us by mrs questions from summer recess this week till the social media will be on wednesday ten years to the day of operation orchard where the british and u.s. backed government in israel killed or injured sixty five after its warplanes bombed syria. to sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. that you saw spreading tell you to be gossiping probably by. telling you all and by. the hawks that we are on walking. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporate operations from washington to washington post media the media over voters elected to businessman to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. it's not one tough

reverend otis moss the third.d and greet you trinity united church of christ and i stand with my son, elisha moss. elijah moss. shall we redeem and restore this nation or will we allow this administration to pimp a butterfly known as democracy. if we are going to fight does a people, we have to recognize that we must repent as a nature -- as a nation. we must repent from america's original sin, it racism. we must repent from these activities. not only must we repent from this, but from a war on drugs that hurts black, brown, and poor people. we have to repent from not recognizing that it ther -- that there is climate change. i stand here as an apologist for the black church but the black church must repent. we must repent from a cotton candy theology that says money, -- that says money cometh. we repent today. we must recognize and repent as a people and as a nation. we must be willing to repent from the discrimination against those who are lgbtq. we must repent if we are going to rebuild the beloved community. we

throughout the northwest of england throughout lancashire right to the heart of this play one full song of otis redding fills the hearts of these characters gives them hope and. releases all of the tensions. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday as trades are made faces of us by mrs questions from summer recess this week till the giving social media will be on wednesday ten years of a day of operation orchard for the british and u.s. backed government in israel killed or injured sixty five after its warplanes both syria. and when else seems wrong. why don't we just don't. feel yet to see out this day become educated and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. barcelona dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live there or is it. crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life before the sun the sun must get out of the. sun not as bad. as we might need a school. while the city's tried desperately not to collapse all powerful corporations collect the profi

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let's go to otis, south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning to you. disagree with president trump on this issue. it is a nonviolent way to protest social injustice in this country. when they kneel down, it is not just for injustice against black people, it is for the whole country. i noticed something the other .ay i noticed he had the forever stamp on it upside down, and i said you made a mistake. he said, i did not. this is my way of protesting the way things are in this country now. he was a veteran. at that little bit of protest in the stamp. have on a few of my letters posted them with the stamp upside down. i would like to get views from other veterans out there that ,isagree with president trump what do they think about posting their letters with the stamp upside down? one other thing on the issue of googled yesterday what federal employees get free insurance. the fact of the matter is that under obamacare they have to purchase insurance from an insurance provider. they buy their own insurance, get ahey get -- but they sweetheart deal on 72% of

they own several other businesses including carrier air-conditioners an and otis elevators. >>> dow isdown in the early going. nasdaq and s&p are also down. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. >>> time now 6:49. let's check traffic with jaclyn. >> we started over on the eastshore freeway last time and we're heading back over there because we're tracking a new motorcycle accident and this is continuing to keep your ride very slow along westbound 80. if you are heading in this direction, be prepared for brake lights. we have speeds dropping below 15 miles per hour. this crash westbound 80 at gilman street, we have one lane blocked and traffic is a mess just trying to get over to the bay bridge toll plaza. there's a 42-minute commute from highway 4 to the maze and then another 30 or so heading into san francisco. there's macarthur the spider. good morning. we are track slowdowns for drivers on southbound 880 and 680 typical for this time of the year. no accidents along either one of those freeways. but we are tracking delays across the san mateo bridge. that's getting very heavy a

anyway, on msnbc, reverend otis moss said don't blame christianity for slavery, as some do, blame capitalisme slave holders who claimed christianity but it was really capitalism in drag -- john: capitalism in drag. >> it's -- that's nuts. there's nothing more opposite of capitalism than slavery. slavery is keeping people unfree. capitalism is unleashing people's freedom to spend money and work as they want. john: what's this about? there's lots of it. i look at a huffington post headline, how slavery led to modern capitalism. daily beast, how slavery gave capitalism its start. >> the best i can figure, john, is people want -- a lot of people don't like capitalism, so if you can tarnish it by claiming it somehow was connected with slavery, it makes it look bad. in history where slavery exists, capitalism doesn't exist. it's no coincidence that great written, the home of the -- great britain, the home of the industrial revolution, was one of the first countries to get rid of slavery. brazil, on the other hand, didn't get rid of slavery until 1888, and it's still a lot poorer than, certainly, m

democrats gave no ground at all and now lamar alexander announce that this otis dead. i think that that they could recent break bipartisan compromise and realizing it is not on. >> i think that they make the right point there. the democratic party, where they're going is toward full government run healthcare. basically almost all of the parties major senate were major contenders for the 2020 nomination that are in the senate have endorsed the bernie sanders approach. saying obamacare is too much freedom. obamacare i guess doesn't cost enough. so they want the full government run dsystem. >> when we come back, amid reports of the fbi eavesdropped on former chairman paul manifort, our president trump wiretap claims looking a little outlandish? ♪ it's a highly contagious disease that can be really serious... especially for my precious new grandchild. it's whooping cough. every family member, including those around new babies, should talk to their doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. ♪ i'm... i'm so in love with you. ♪ ♪ whatever you want to do... ♪ ...is alright