she was james otis's sister, james otis jr.'s sister who was one of the early protesters of the change in british policy after the french and indian war. >> taxation without representation is tierney. >> yes. the writs of assistance case. and the reason she was so literate was that he used to sit at the table with her and share what he was studying at harvard. i mean, she got an education basically because she was very close with her brother. it was not because anybody sent her to school or educated her but that there was this close relationship. she was extremely fortunate in that regard. >> also you talked about hamilton wanting people in this country to be -- part of the day. that's why he wanted some people to be invested in it and feel like americans but also united worried about states credit rating which in those days meant dutch bankers right? >> absolutely. as soon as -- we had bore owed from the dutch. we borrowed from the spanish. we borrowed from the french. we borrowed from everyone but england. they were not being

there's a couple of iconic brands otis elevators is 25% of their reven revenue. pratt and whitney engines. you have great brands known for their controls, et cetera. are we, if i'm getting the full benefit of these great brands. >> i wonder what all of you, jim, make of sort of an industrial play at this moment just given where the markets are. a lot of talk about infrastructure whether it's going to happen this year, next year, never. who knows. >> so thank you for asking that question because you hear that deal and you do think about the whole industrial space and where it's been trading. we can rattle off names. utx, honeywell, boeing, if i told you four years ago they would be at these multiple, you would say i'm crazy. if you're going to own these stocks and they have to grow from here, you have to focus on few end markets. boeing is squeezing the living heck out of its suppliers. pratt and whitney may merge. they ma may be the way to combat a boeing same in oil space where margins are so under pressure. you've got to focus if you're going to be the leader i

dave and colleen lawson put together the otis and laura mcdonald case. chicago, chicago versus mcdonald. emily: this is constitutional history. when the heller decision was scalia 2008, justice wrote that the individual rights atkeep arms, to own an arm home cannot be infringed. there was a lot of confusion whether it belonged to the militia, when you read that other segment. i suggest reading the heller decision. it is so readable it is not boring legal stuff at all. it is really interesting. if it was boring -- it is easy to read and not unapproachable. it said the problem was overall for the country is only -- d.c. is not a state, thank goodness. what he is talking about is when this couple went to chicago and started a new lawsuit two years later, supreme court, based on the heller decision made it for the entire country that we always have the right to have arms. [applause] dick: what i think was -- what is fascinating is that 15 minutes after justice scalia said we are not here to erase the second amendment, the lawsuit was filed in the city of chi

dave and colleen lawson put together the otis and laura mcdonald. mcdonald versus chicago. >> so everybody staunldundersta little constitutional history. when the heller decision was made in 2018, 08, it said the individual right to keep arms, own at home cannot be infringed. there was a lot of confusion whether it belonged to the militia. i suggest highly reading that heller decision. it is so readable, it is not boring legal stuff, it is so interesting, but it is easy to read, not unapproachable. it said but the problem was overall for the country, d.c. is not a state, thank goodness. so it only applied to d.c. what he is talking about is when this couple went to chicago and started a new lawsuit two years later, supreme court, based on the heller decision, made it for the entire country that we'll always have the right. >> what's fascinating is 15 minutes after justice scalia said we're not here to erase the second amendment, the lawsuit was filed in the city of chicago that same day and that started the ball, kept the ball rolling. >> those of y

the documents are a 1787 level by anti-federalist mercy otis 1790 report on public credit by alexanderhe national constitution center and the gilder lehrman institute of american history co-hosted this 80-minute event. thanks to the national constitution center for partnering with the gilder lehrman institute to present this town hall. the senior curator of exhibitions and the project director for revisiting the founding era. this town hall is the first event of a three-your project -- three-year project

there was a very noted story from the chronicle tt reporter otis taylor, about a gentleman whose life was based in san francisco. he stuck at midnight in boy point, has no place to go and wound up shivering in the parking lot, came back at 4 in the morning when the system is starting, and was spoken to by a bart police officer, said i hope you're not planning to fare evade. when we got on the train, he was angry and belligerent and it was unsafe situation and that's what otis taylor wrote about. they have a core team which is the equivalent of the hot team and they spent $7 million last year on ambulance transports of individuals that are homeless. it's a huge drain on their public health system and their emergency response system. and there are instances in which every ambulance is tied up responding to an individual whose homeless, many of whom are at bart stations, three particular bart stations in contra costa county. one the things we hope to do is create a similar partnership and bring the core team into contra costa. i'm so impressed with the work they do. jeff, his colleagues,

so i went to work for glen otis. and then after him, butch saint. i stayed in heidelberg for six years, which was really long but my kids had the opportunity to finish high school, two of them, and then i went back and taught at the national war college and retired, and i finished a 26 years in uniform and 4 years at west point, so when people say how long were you in service, i say 30 years. >> yes, sir. >> yeah. >> did any of your children go to the army? >> no. >> okay. >> no. that actually -- they -- when i was talking to them about, you know, are you interested in going to west point, they said, dad, we know what you've been doing, and that's not the life that we want to live, and i said, you do whatever you want to do. by the time i was in wall street, i said, i can pay for any school you want to go to. so, pick which one will let you in and they all went to byu and all got married out of byu. >> wonderful. now, i'm going to ask you a little bit about what you've done since the army. >> okay. >> but before that, i see you have a purple heart.

. >> i saw his head and h r wa oti, i dll the tim see shooter letsn the hallways of stoneman douglas high. >> we saw his body -- >> her teacher -- good we were praying. and crying. and then the police came and we just got out. >> the gman opened fire at 2:30 this afternoon. witnesses say that the shooting lasted for at least four minutes. >> this is catastrophic there are no words. >> there are numerous fatalities and a horrific situation. it's just a horrible day. at one point some of the 3,000 member student body your evacuated from the school and others remained on lockdown told to stay quiet but allowed to textheir loved ones and the gunman was taken into cust two hours after opening fire. and was a former student. >> at the moment please believe that the gunman acted alone and not immediately clear how he entered the high school undetected and what prompted him to murder so many innocent people. >> in a group chat i heard people saying that a guy and girl that were in the period i was at before this happened. they got shot and now in the hospital and maybe dead. >> i tried to ho

i'm really trying to do this otis just saying that we have one of our most memorable journeys was to north korea in september two thousand and fifteen she wanted to thank photographs of women in everyday situations in an isolated country because apart from its politics little is known about north korea i don't manage to photograph more than twenty women more than she'd expected. i had so i was in north korea and there i was always accompanied by guys saw my experience. i was filtered let's say but what i found amazing was that. i was able to do to talk with the women and stop them want to see them for the love them for my project which i thought is very interesting. let me tell you about today michel in iraq is in milan a project is demanding she's going to be upbeat so women on the street will open up to her and she must appear on east and trustworthy to convince them of her project . times article that. you gave me to women from rome of visiting the city. it's an interesting thread that it's very nice so we were happy for that. machine or not has taken pictures of many different wo

if the pats lose, they lend a picture of mercy otis warren. and they'll also engage in a little trash talk on twitter today. >> when you have to plan your trash talk on twitter that's awesome. you still have a few hours left to enter eagles defensive end brandon graham's charity give away. >> for a $10 donation by noon today they'll put you in the drawing. the winner will get two super bowl tickets and $10,000 for travel expenses. the charity for youth initiatives will contact the winner immediately and post the results on social mead yud. if you'd like to enter just tap the nbc 10 app. >> it's time to give you a dose of inside access to nbc's broadcast of the game. check this out. the network says it's covering thesumer bowl, and covering the super bowl is second in scope only to the olympics. crews will utilize about 100 cameras including hand held and remote. the images and sound are linked through more than 50 miles of cable. the 14 production trucks below the stadium, 500 staffers will help the get on the air including the announcers and

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we find out they named mama agnes, and the other ones are otis, forest, and marge. all the puppies have been adopted but mom is still available. >>> a few weeks ago millions of people around the world watched as falcon heavy went up into the heavens carrying a tesla, as its payload, and many of us felt the same way that guys at doughnut media felt. >> yep, we think we can do that. too. >> they start small. fill it up with a noble gas and launch their balloon, just like elon. they get into their cars and they begin to track the balloon with the tesla, because it didn't quite make it to space but it did make it to nevada, and their trek took them deep into the night. so deep they had to call off their search and try again the next day. >> we'll go home and get some sleep. it's harder than we thought. >> day two, time to find this thing. what are the chances? >> gps says that the doughnut heavy landed somewhere over here. >> is that it? it is! we got it! >> they found it! but wait. >> where's the car in. >> the car is still in space. >> we put it in orbit. we're just l

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write music history with their own new sound that was heavy on synthesizers drum machines and folk otis today craftwork are considered one of the most influential bands of all time having paved the way for a new wave techno and house. prince harry and his fiance american actress meghan markle arrived in edinburgh on their first official visit to scotland on tuesday. the couple talked to schoolchildren at a reception in the scottish parliament before visiting social byt a cafe for the homeless. the trip as part of their public engagements in the run up to their wedding on the nineteenth of may in windsor. pundits have dubbed it the meet megan markel tour. a spectacular traditional equestrian festival took place in. on tuesday. the thirteen year old on shrove tuesday for some five hundred years. of the event is the star. in which a parade of masked horsemen race along the track to spirit a silver star of obviously. if they succeed as if the upcoming artist isn't sure. the fifteenth of february is a special day here in the german capital it marks the start of the berlin international film

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an investigation has now opened and practices at the otis center and its future remains in question. this isn't the first time such a scandal l has. a specialized education. the capital's. it was after video showed a child is beaten aggressivel. in bangkok has awarded paternity rights to a japanese man seventeen babies he fathered three ties surrogate mothers twenty eight year old miss takeshita is now expected to pursue sole custody of the children. is revealed to be the center of a baby factory sandal back in twenty fourteen erin okay has the story. in other thirteen circuit children in thailand with nine different mothers. and a thai court just name him legal parent and sole guardian of all of them. the judges cited twenty eight year old mitsubishi get as professional and financial stability adding that growing up with a biological parent is in the children's best interest. debate lad. such was found that my client is not involved in human trafficking and hasn't committed criminal offenses. he's face to be a father and has appearance since you foster the children. this is what the

starts the conversation about does that draw money out oti eq and back into fixed income into the safety trade? i think the thi thing is this earnings season has been terrific but it's been noisy. by that i mean t it's hard figure out what the new corporate tax rate means for every individual company in the s&p 500. that's caused a lot of chop during the earnings we have got another busy week next week. >> art, is that 3% level the magic number that will make people take a second look at the fixed income market and be viable competition for stocks? or does it have to be above 3%? >> sue, can you man me if you asked me that question when we first met and the yield on the ten yearas 5 or 6%. >> we have known each other for a long time. than that.was higher >> i know. so, it feels funny to say that, but i will tell new the current environment that we are in, and i think the eity risk premium speaks to this, something in thh es. i think it's closer to three and a half would start that conversation in earnest. the problem is directionally, when fixed income markets start moving like this anda

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ground version is howard's younger brother howard, charles, charles howard, who was on general oliver otis howard's staff. he is the one who says, or one of several people who says they split command, saying howard replied now was no time for talking, that he would be glad of hancock's cooperation, and suggested that he locate the troops south of the pike, and that is the baltimore pike, and that howard would attend to the north side. ok? so there is your three versions. hancock assumes command is one. howard stubbornly maintains command is another, and they split command is the third. now abner doubleday, present there, later wrote several books, and in one of the books he wrote -- we have copy, we have the copy of hancock's writing in the margins of doubleday's book, in the passage where doubleday says howard refused to accept hancock's writing in the margins of assumption of 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 really are not going to relent. we do kn

. >> i saw his head and h r wa oti, i dll the tim see shooter letsn the hallways of stoneman douglasigh. >> we saw his body -- >> her teacher -- good we were praying. and crying. and then the police came and we just got out. >> the gman opened fire a

actually to consolidate some of the buildings that were one or two stories before, such as the one on otis, i believe it was an old building, antiquated, not very high. i think. so i can see from the plans for 2020 we're going taller and denser, but i ask the question because we're facing a lot of leases that are really expensive because we don't have extra space to accommodate while we're building. and we know that sometimes it necessitates an urgent move, so we're into the leases that are quite frankly, very, very expensive, because we don't have another space for them. this is the reason i ask, are we looking to increase the real estate portfolio? >> really over the last five years, we've increased the occupancy rate of the own city-owned portfolio, where it's over 99%. there was a time, a decade ago, where we had a lot of vacant space. that's also not a good best practice. we don't want space lying there fallo, but we've been trying to create some small areas throughout the city, whether it's civic center or around the public safety hub where we have at least small areas where we can b

second day in a row seeing gains after ceo revealed the parent of pratt & whitney jet engines and otis elevators is exploring a breakup into three separate businesses, plans to officially announce a decision on this by the end of the year. >> 3, 2, 1 -- [cheers] . liz: not government owned, that's spacex's falcon 9 blasting off from vandenberg air force base in california. elon musk's space company launching two of its own test satellites today for the very first time. they're the first part of spacex's plan to string together a network of satellites that would bring high-speed internet to the entire planet. once again, elon musk thinking big. >>> at the other business, tesla leading the nasdaq up 3.5% announcing it's taking orders for model 3 electric car, from first time reservation holders waiting patiently. tesla now trading with volume of 5.8 million shares. >>> up next, two violent market moves, not seen in more than a year, so now we've got two in a month? 1500 point move on february 5th. you're seeing it right now, was the whopper, algorithnick or computerized trading blamed? t