he would talk about otis, he want this big affidavit did not even mentioned york.like york was not even there. i think he was being a little untruthful about that. so i don't think they got the credit they deserve, i don't. including the one who died at the scene. and one less thing at five-time, the import of what york and the patrol did goes way past those, they took the right of the german line in that area. that allowed a company cng about three to 20th infantry to advance a west to the railway line which was supplying that whole portion of the german army in the area. that happened on october 8. october 9 the german started withdrawing from the forest. and then a month later the war is over. i think people missed the import of the actions of the patrol. >> that's a great point. that something i failed to mention. i certainly did not know how it fit in to the bigger story. as i read more and more about the first world war i hope to be able to put that altogether. it is such a big war with such a big numbers it's hard to make those connections. >> writing this b

tracy otis is one of those people. one day last monthhe was one of 40 customers , 40 waiting in line at the postal service station in the christian neighborhood on the south side of chicago.miss otis had a regular mail delivery since christmas. she waited in line hours hoping to retrieve a package of diabetic test strips before her current supplier ran out.she told chicago sun-times reporter she had volunteered to start would help. she went home and he had that day, still not sure where package was when if ever she might see it. last month my staff in chicago estimated there might be 300 pieces of mail sitting undelivered in for chicago postal facilities. we base estimates on the number of complaints we received in our office. soon after that the postal inspector general release a report that showed we were wrong. there were 300 letters in limbo in these facilities. there were 19,000 undelivered pieces of mail in those poor facilities. and since then, in my state the chaos waiting on. we hear from all over the state, s

condos at 42 otis. in addition, pay interest between the date of the first construction document and the date of payment. for all these reasons we request the commission follow the staff recommendation and permit the project sponsor to change inclusionary housing election from on-site units. project sponsor is available with me to answer any questions you may have. thank you, commissioners. >> thank you, mr. vetel. that concludes the sponsor presentation, we should go to public comment. members of the public, your opportunity to speak to this matter, star then 3 to be added to the queue. seeing no members of the public -- there's one, ok. you have two minutes. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, again, commissioners, cory smith on behalf of the housing action coalition. this is not a project that we have reviewed and do not know the details, but we are well aware of how difficult it is to get projects to be financially feasible and so we certainly see this is a reasonable request. for those unaware, 42 o

this is a cute video of a golden retriever named otis who rescued a bunch of bunnies, good for otis. same refusal from new york democratic governor andrew cuomo to step down. minutes ago, both senators from new york, including the senate majority leader, are now calling for governor cuomo to resign. we begin tonight with correspondent bryan llenas in brooklyn. >> good evening, bret. it just now, new york senators kristen gillibrand and chuck schumer are calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign, reversing course due to the multiple creditable sexual harassment and

condos at 42 otis. in addition, pay interest between the date of the first construction document and the date of payment. for all these reasons we request the commission follow the staff recommendation and permit the project sponsor to change inclusionary housing election from on-site units. project sponsor is available with me to answer any questions you may have. thank you, commissioners. >> thank you, mr. vetel. that concludes the sponsor presentation, we should go to public comment. members of the public, your opportunity to speak to this matter, star then 3 to be added to the queue. seeing no members of the public -- there's one, ok. you have two minutes. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, again, commissioners, cory smith on behalf of the housing action coalition. this is not a project that we have reviewed and do not know the details, but we are well aware of how difficult it is to get projects to be financially feasible and so we certainly see this is a reasonable request. for those unaware, 42 o

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i know a lot of people didn't come because if a cat is grooving to wilson pickett and otisen sammy davis jr. is not his cup of tea in terms of buying my records. [ cheers and applause ]. >> some of the fun shows, however, were at the fire bases. ♪ ♪ >> there were problems working in remote locations such as inadequate power source for electric guy tars and other requirements by most entertainments today. for sammy davis, it was like old times. ♪ ♪ >> peace. >> the young black man today in america finds himself in the best of times and the worst of times. he can voice a lot of opinions. he can have this great communication between blacks which is as it should be. to get that applied in the military is very difficult, but it is being applied. if i saw son of the things that i saw. if i didn't see cats doing the dap, if i didn't see this linkage of communication from black to black, then i'd be worried about it because i'd say those cats will never fit into the society when they go back out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i saw some linkage between white to black. i saw it out in the fire bases m

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my last job was working for otis elevators, building and repairing elevators. co? >> listen, if they break down, you get under them, you climb on top of them. you ride on top of them. sometimes you might be in an elevator, and there's an engineer sitting on top of the elevator watching i work to make sure it's working properly. so that's what we do. we're in them. we're on them. we're under them. we're in the motor room. we're all over that. >> stephen: wait, so you're riding on top of an elevator while it's going up and down? >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: what is that like? >> it's like-- it depends on the elevator, but i rode on the elevators at the world trade center-- obviously, prez-travaganza-9/11-- i rode on top of those because i had friends with american engineers who worked with me in england. and they took me. it was like the best roller coaster ride you're ever going to have in your life. >> stephen: like, in movies like "mission impossible" or "diehard" or something you see those guys riding on top of those? is that accurate? >> most of them. best film

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this is a cute video of a golden retriever named otis who rescued a bunch of bunnies, good for otis. ♪ ♪ spewing good evening, i bret baier good breaking tonight, new accusations of sexual harassment, the same refusal from new york democratic governor andrew cuomo to step down. minutes ago, both senators from new york, including the senate majority leader, are now calling for governor cuomo to resign. we begin tonight with correspondent bryan llenas in brooklyn. >> good evening, bret. it just now, new york senators kristen gillibrand and chuck schumer are calling on governor andrew cuomo to resign, reversing course due to the multiple creditable sexual harassment and misconduct allegations. they went on to write that the governor has lost the confidence of his governing partners and the people of new york. earlier today, the governor said he will not resign, and then he dismissed politicians who believed his accusers. >> people know the difference between playing politics, bowing to counsel -- cancel culture, and the truth. politicians who don't know a single fact, but yet form a con

dj by the way, the son of longtime nba star otis the works late 15 years in the nba later, colorado can't hit the three amazing one hand returned by jabbari walker. colorado is lead need and with about three minutes left in the game. it's 53 49. the bears are four short but still very much alive. all right. i have to explain something to a couple of our viewers. if a game is that on tv in arizona and spring training, we can't show you the highlights because there are none available. that's why we didn't show you that the a's won. six to nothing looking very good. jesus elizardo, what? four innings of shutout ball. the a staff allowed only one hit well, the san francisco giants were video awas available. johnny cueto gets taken deep to say the least by mike trout. that is a cloud. cueto with three innings, gave up five hits, two runs and the giants make a game of it. in fact, former angels number one pick will wilson hammers a shot with the bases loaded? it down the left field line that is going to go for a basis clearing double. the giants briefly lead 3 to 2/6 inning. the angels now 53 s

tracy otis is one of those people. one day last month she was one of 40 customers -- 40 -- waiting in line at the postal service station on the south idea of chicago. ms. otis hadn't had regular mail delivery since christmas. she waited in line for hours hoping to retrieve a package of diabetic test strips before her current supply ran out. she told a "chicago sun-times" reporter that she would volunteer to sort the mail if it would help. she went home empty-handed that day not sure where her package was. last month my staff in chicago estimated that there might be 300 pieces of mail sitting undelivered in four chicago postal facilities. we based that on the number of complaint we'd received in our office. sooner after the postmaster general release add report that showed we were aroundst wrong. there weren't 300 letters undelivered. there were 19,000 undelivered pieces of mail in those four facilities a. since then, in my state, the chaos has stretched way beyond chicago. we hear from all over the state -- springfield

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stacks is the memphis of otis. sam and dave.fice in 1968. stacks changes in many ways after this fascination dr. king. new ownership. bell, an african american, is studio productions wants to get involved in film. blaxploitation gives stacks the opportunity to enter the game, -- more impactful than even james brown initially. a person who released an album named after his unique nickname, black moses. his name was isaac hayes. and it is with the film, shaft, richard, that some stax and ice a case become -- in the music part of the era and also the films that personify this new sense of freedom that black artists had. look, the look, the sand, the artistry of as a case, our incomparable. i his film from shaft, the film, winds for grammy awards. the first black pops onto pop on the popular charts. part talking, part singing, it is often said that the singing from shaft is the predecessor of modern rot. and it is not just because of how often it is sampled. so let me share the screen and we will watch a brief clip of as a case play

author attorney laura otis graham has died at age of 59. he was the author of several books on race in america including member of the club, reflections on life in a racially polarized world and our kind of people, inside america's black upper-class. in other news and e-books and reports print books tales were up 11 percent for the week ending february 20 sourcebooks has partnered with best-selling author el james to create a new publishing imprint to promote entrepreneurial women authors that will allow authors to take greatercontrol in the creation, development and marketing of their books . >> .. >> first a quick overview come for those of you are just

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it's like nobody is coming here for you, otis. nobody cared about joe manchin three years ago. this is the most popular he's ever within in his entire career. it's the most popular he will ever be. he will milk this until they change it to the john lewis/joe manchin bill. but when that happens. when everybody is prostate in front of him and begging him, he will allow some change to the filibuster. he'll get all the attention, be rallied around like a hero and then be absolutely irrelevant. that's what he also realizes. the moment that he allows any change in the filibuster, his power is weakened. buuld affect even him at one point. if this same sort of policy were to be moved through in west virginia, maybe comes and challenges him, i think he will eventually change his mind. not because it's the right thing to do or he cares about democracy but because it will satisfy his ego, which is ultimately a driving force unfortunately for all too many members of congress. >> not somebody, jim justice. the richest man in west virginia who is on the right side of the $15 of an hour when

otis too. the little one is in chicago. but everybody was gone. so i was all by myself. and the peloton. >> jimmy: if you do it good, is that what happens? >> i went crazy. the peloton, that's a competitive community, you know what i mean? like for real. people really care about being on the lead. i don't care about the leaderboard. i just want to feel good. but i got a homegirl. she is pregnant. she be blowing me out the water, she be talking crazy. lady, you stop, i don't want to compete with you. but i was lonely. jimmy, i was literally i was face timing with my kids. and okay, daddy. no, could y'all stay on the phone? they're like dad, are you in our room? yes, okay, i'm by myself! >> jimmy: that's when you know you're lonely. >> when you're laying on the animals. it's all true. that's what i did. the baby yoda. me and baby yoda slept a lot of nights together. >> jimmy: i heard that you recorded a comedy album. >> yes. >> jimmy: now this is just an album? not a video? >> just an album. >> jimmy: do people even do that anymore? >> i'm such an old school throwback type

i'm not equating the two efforts, but i mean if anything ghhere tbsolels an oty t's how o right now inront of people to talk about this kind of bipartisan effort to expand the franchise, to make the franchise equitable and fair for everyone, to make it more exclusive, to make this about big party, big tent politics as opposed to restrictive. so i do see that, and one of the things i'm heartened by is that even as we argue over the semantics of what's going on in georgia, there is an increasing recognition that the end of the voting rights act, the gutting of the voting rights act was a terrible decision, right? and that, in fact, there has to be some way to rectify this, and it has to be something that has to be bipartisan, and it has to be something that comes at a federal level, like, it can't be state and local. >> same question to you. >> one bipartisan initiative is voter i.d. requirements. few found that 36% of americans -- 76% of americans, including majority of democrats support that. i think that should be coupled with efforts to make it possible. georgia offers voter i.d. for

♪ walking down ♪ >> reporter: singer/songwriter michael kiwanuka has been called britain's otis redding on his third album, but it is this song that put him on america's music map. ♪ ♪ have you ever wanted ♪ ♪ did you want it ♪ >> reporter: it was a surprise to him, because when he agreed to let the hbo show, "big little lies" use it, he had no idea it would be on the opening credit. >> i kept seeing #biglittleliars. and i look at it, and i'm, like, that's a big show. >> reporter: the song introduced him to a whole new audience. ♪ >> reporter: rolling stone called your music genre-busting. >> h'mmm. >> reporter: people can't put their finger on what exactly you are. >> it is actually easier thunder just being one. you kind of go in and start from scratch and see what happens. >> reporter: we got to see that in this recording studio on london's east end. he gave us a sample of something he is still working out. >> la, la, la, la, la. >> reporter: which does not appear on any album ifticks in your heayou, tn you probably are on to something. and you make a cup of tea and go on with the da

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stephanie, i was catching the list, all-time highs of ipos going back for decades darden, carmax, snapon, otisall of those pushing to all-time highs. what are you thinks as an investor and which way are you trading? >> good morning, becky people are migrating from the cities going to the suburbs. we're hearing from companies like halten and millennials are starting to buy because of liquidities, extra checks in their pockets, the savings rate. this isn't a theme going away. i do watch the mortgage application numbers they've been coming down. new home sales fell 10%. tough compares but healthy the whole plan for housing there's only two months' supply out there so that's the reason home depot, they're just crushing it, right and this hd supply acquisition that they did, the mro in division sector and the economy, it's up $51 billion total addressable market so the pro is doing well the consumer is doing well they're doing great in terms of operating leverage target, i mean, brian cornell has just done an absolutely terrific job they're taking market share. remember, we talked back in february,

this is a cute video of a golden retriever named otis who rescued >> we begin this weekend edition of "fox and friends," a seventh woman coming forward with sexual harassment allegations against andrew cuomo, he is refusing to resign despite accusations being called for a criminal investigation. >> no difference between playing politics, cancel culture and the truth. let the review proceed. i'm not going to redesign. >> a new photo shows him walking with a bottle in his hand. he was spotted as a seventh woman comes forward with allegations against him. detailed alleged instances of unwanted touching and humiliation by the governor. >> 24 new york congressman including chuck schumer, kirsten gillibrand and alexandria ocasio cortez are demanding cuomo reside. they join 135 state lawmakers which is enough to impeach. we are here with pete texas, will cain, these are astounding numbers we are seeing, 7 people, plenty of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle coming forward saying it is time. maybe he should take a polygraph which he suggested brett kavanaugh do. or face accountability, the

and, forget your morning coffee, oti mabuse is here with an energising work—out that will leave you feelingrew lloyd webberjoins us now. good morning. good to speak to you. i understand you have begun rehearsals, which must be exciting. it is fantastic to be back. we were together in the theatre yesterday, all the technicians, musicians coming in later in the week. and the actors there. the technicians were so excited. they started to demonstrate the set to the performers. we are back doing theatre. we have got to get theatre open up and down the country everywhere for the actors and musicians and technicians whose livelihoods have been put on hold for a year. i am determined to open. and joseph, phantom, and cinderella, injuly, whatever it takes, unless there is a really good reason to not. ., ., ., ., , ., not. you have a date set have you? why particularly _ not. you have a date set have you? why particularly around _ not. you have a date set have you? why particularly around that - not. you have a date set have you? why particularly around that date? | not. you have a date set have you?

friday, so who better to take us into the weekend with the last strictly work—out of the week than otit — it is an important moment. yes, it is an important moment, - it is an important moment. yes, it is an important moment, because| it is an important moment. yes, it. is an important moment, because the european medicines agency very clearly stated yesterday that there was no higher incidence of blood clots with either vaccine, and it had looked in particular at some very rare cases of blood clots in the brain. and again, couldn't find evidence that implicated the astrazeneca vaccine, and a similar investigation was carried out by the uk regulator, the nhra, because they have been a few cases there of red blood clots, and again, they give the astrazeneca a clean bill of health —— rare blood clots. it shows that france, italy and other countries now are saying they will start reusing the vaccine from today, and the sooner that happens, the better. it is today, and the sooner that happens, the better. , , the better. it is interesting, we were discussing _ the better. it is interesting