fueron a arrrrestadarrestados 4. >>> lo insÓlito que se ve en este video, es como isaac.aban en proceso de deportaciÓn. >>> siempre ha sido la meta entrar a un centro de detenciÓn. para dar luz a las historias y de las personas que estÁn ahÍ a dentro. >>> ya liberados nos contaron que lo que vieron en un centro de detenciÓn como este. durante 2 semanas, les partiÓ el corazon >>> muy duro, estar ahÍ, mirando padres de familia, que estÁn separados de sus familias. que necesitan de ellos. >>> esta universidad, en pasadena, donde estudia isaac un lugar donde forjÓ muchos sueÑos, que espera no sean abruptamente interrumpidos. no solo sufrieron su propio cautiverio, si no que aseguran que la experiencia les abriÓ los ojos. >>> delatar las mentiras que te dice el gobierno. >>> que no estÁn de peor tannpoa gente que no son criminales. >>> nunca hemos visto alguien que fuera criminal ¿verdad? y ahÍ encontramos personas que eran elegible paras el dream act, personas que estaban ahÍ por no tener licencia. >>> hoy es un rito anual, hijo de detenidos o deportados por todos rincones de

so a story like that about isaac mackenzie gave me a way to understand the experiences.hey tend to be such a tough group to trace because they were not top officials, they were not writing reports, they were often the most erased and silent but cases like that help me see the west indians did strategizing. they did find ways to mobilize and use whatever resources they could to achieve. >> who ran the calzone, who was the authority? >> the united states government. >> under the zone authority took about the supreme court under the zone. >> there was a separate judicial system, but it was just part of the appellate court of the united states government. the chief engineer did have remarkable autonomy although he reported to the secretary of war who was william howard taft. >> so george washington the essentially was the president of the canal zone in the sense? come he was a benevolent dictator. it was a very paternalistic system. he was admired by many in the zone because he did run things very efficiently. it was a very orderly's zone. he got it built minivan felt could

his name was isaac mckenzie from grenada, 24 year old guy.ent to the canal zone to work on the canal. he got a job working on the gigantic amazing lock gates. his job, he was hired to go down inside the lock gates and help direct the big bolts that white skilled workers would hammer in from the outside. he wasn't sure he wanted the job because there were no lights down there, and his sad story was revealed to me through these legal records. one day he went down in there, and the skilled worker on the outside hammered the screw in and it didn't go in straight. they told him to go down there and help direct it. he gets down close to it, and the white worker shouts, watch out then, andy shouse as he is taking his arm back to pound a hammer in and the ball goes through isaac mckenzie's eye. such a horrible tragic what's interesting about isaac mckenzie is how he went to court to demand payment for this accident. and the court, he demanded i think $10,000. the court said yes, the company was responsible for this injury, but the court said well, yo

isaac kos-read/puerto de oakland 4:16:00 la verdad es que no sé exactamente su meta, si es solamentear el puerto, pues no lo han logrado, lo que sí han logrado es hacer daño precisamente a la gente que están tratando de ayudar.. decenas de camiones no pudieron entregar su carga porque ms de cien estibadores, los obreros que descargan en el puerto, no pudieron entrar a su trabajo.. s.o.t. jairo osorio/camionero 6:44:00 no deben estar aqui, deben estar en las oficinas donde están los dueños y los gerentes de las compañias. no bloqueando las trocas, están haciendo daño a los troqueros. a nosotros no nos pagan por la hora, a nosotros nos pagan por la milla.. s.o.t. reyna maldonado/manife stante 32:04:00 les puede perjudicar a algunos trabajadores, entiendo mis padres, trabajan, al mismo tiempo tenemos que mandar un mensaje..pienso que estamos defendiendo a ellos.. an cuando todas las terminales del puerto abrieron el dia de hoy, algunas no pudieron recibir carga debido a los manifestantes.. s.o.t. isaac kos-read/puerto de oakland 3:13:00 no es un costo solamente de las jornadas y de los

. >> reporter: jerome isaac set his own employer on fire over a financial dispute. investigators say he told him he was angry at geleski. the revenge pure evil caught on surveillance camera. dressed as an exterminator with white gloves and a dust mask on his head. he melted and charred, galespi died in agony with her shopping bags. >> sad, i started really crying. what this person did to her. i thought, what went through your mind when you did this to this poor lady. >> reporter: geleski's family and friends brought flowers to the stoop of the building. some say they worried about her relationship with who they called the can man. the two fought over money and she fired him. around lincoln place is the second floor apartment isaac shares with his brother. after he murdered galeski he returned home and set small fires outside of his pardon me. - - outside his apartment. >> he was ordered held without bail. >>> baltimore county police identify a woman struck and killed by a light rail train. the accident happened one week ago today. police say the victim is 66- year-o

jerome isaac turned himself in to police. the story of what he allegedly did to 73-year-old delores gillespie has stunned the entire city and now the world. wabc's kimberly richardson has more on the arrest and the reaction of gillespie's neighbors. >> that's what hurts me so because i was home. >> here inside a fifth floor apartment across from this elevator, its walted are melted, ceiling and doors charred. the only clean spot where delores gillespie fell as fire engulfed her body and slowly killed her. >> they said she was screaming theattop of her lungs, and i didn't hear it. so i just feel that god didn't want me to intervene. >> reporter: it's a mind boggling crime that has bothered everyone who knew delores. how police say saturday afternoon jerome isaac first waited for the 73-year-old on the fifth floor and as she stepped out of the elevator sprayed her with gasoline and then lit her on fire. delores hired isaac, the man known here for collecting bottles in the street, to help unclutter her apartment. her son maurice

and isaacs will continue to trade as separate in this is by the trading platforms clearing systems and data centers will be integrated the exchanges are expected to go for a public meeting in two thousand and thirteen aiming to raise at least three hundred million dollars the merger is an essential part of the government's plan to promote moscow as an international financial center. and that brings us to the markets let's look at russia where markets are lower the guess is moving a quarter of a percent the miles six is down point one percent let's have a look at some individual samples on them isaac's banking stocks among the top losers with a largest lender d.t.b. dropping over a quarter of a percent energy majors are also in the red with wells have done just a notch this hour and probably metal is gaining a quarter of a percent bucking the trend the company plans to increase production by as much as twenty percent in two thousand and twelve and expect the gold price to rebound about two thousand u.s. dollars an ounce. now let's take a look at europe stock markets there have recovered

have a look at some individual samples album isaac's cross nest and the over three percent of precious metals mine a point is gold balls back from early losses at last three percent on monday after its main shareholder civilian and we hope. he would run for president and still make a seven style game after news of a possible merger what the bible never said. that said tom may but stay with us for headline news coming up but at. the end of the. wealthy british style done some time to be put on. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our.

in your psychological algorithm file and through this they believe they would be able to create an isaac asimov's foundation type scenario because yesterday's science fiction is today's. present to literally predict the future that's the holy grail of this and here's an article of the new york times just in october government admits to build a digital data on the sky off of isaac asimov. foundation series predicting the future in mass movements they have a ninety nine percent prediction right now a literal crystal ball lindzen devised over the horizon future prediction in individuals they admit ninety three to ninety six this is the holy grail of the world wide eugenics banking cartel this is why they are so hard to beat they knew when the arabs were going to start revolting against their own puppets so they triggered their own fake revolutions to then put cia al-qaeda in they literally the globalist have future prediction crystal ball electronic devices now that was a big secret so they are being given has n.s.a. alarms going off all over the world right now this technology not only is

abraham was the father of isaac and isaac the father of jacob and jacob the father of judah and his brothers." jesus' family history was very important to his followers. both gospel writers provide us with a detailed genealogy, dating back hundreds of years. but rather than being a literal guide to jesus' ancestors, they contain a message as to who they believe jesus really was -- the long-awaited jewish messiah. herr: first of all, amongst several peoples, genealogies per se are important -- it's part of your past. you should know where you come from as well as where you are headed to. the whole idea that the son of a simple carpenter from nazareth, but if you say he's a descendant of david, then it's different because there had been that tradition that the messiah would be a descendant of the royal house of david. so the genealogy there is very, very pertinent. david is the crucial kingly figure in the old testament, the model of an ideal king, the first divinely approved king of israel. and so he becomes the template that the new testament authors draw on when they want to describe jesus

the appellants art sheila murphy, umberto gibin, michelle funkhouser, david davari, john isaacs, osmanhayer, muna azzghayer, arsalan najmabadi, howard fish, carlos aguilar. we will give each of the appellants an opportunity to speak in order of the appeal number. then we will hear from the permit holder and the department and take a couple of comments. we will start with the appellate for appeal #103. vice president garcia: before we begin, you did not say how everyone gets seven minutes. >> the time is at the board's discretion. she has indicated she would allow them 14 minutes for testimony and six minutes of rebuttal. that time could be adjusted as necessary. vice president garcia: if some of kellan before you has stated most of the fact or the evidence, if you would want us to consider, would you consider not repeating that and not feel compelled to take your entire seven minutes. if it gets too repetitive, we might lose track of the points you're trying to make. thank you. >> good evening. on behalf of the owners and property managers of the location of this. what is particularly

isaacs, you can't speak during public comment. you cans peak during -- can speak during rebuttal. president goh: we are going to take public comment in a minute. that we are trying to make an assessment for how long. >> we will give two minutes to each person. i would like to invite the director of the small business commission to speak first. president goh: absolutely. >> regina, director of the office of the small business commission. our office was involved in creating the new regulations for the mobile food, so i will be here to make myself available and i have been monitoring the permit process and the hearings. i have written a letter to you and it should be in your package recommending that the board of holvis the recommendations for these permits -- the board upholds the recommendations for these permits. many of the comments that you heard any concerns from the appellants that we have heard in other hearings fall in a policy matter as it relates to how the program is structured and is not so much how dpw is interpreting the regulations. because of this, supervisor wiener

para telenoticias washington y holaciudad.com les hablo isaac. abusar sexualmente y matar a una menor, el hombre fue arrestado por el asesinato de la pequeña del cual la policía calificó como planeado y calculado, él no tenía antecedentes penales y trabajaba en un complejo de apartamentos donde vivía la menor con su familia. tras una ardua búsqueda durante el fin de semana las autoridades encontraron el lunes el cuerpo sin vida de la menor en un contenedor de basura de los apartamentos. - el gobierno federal anunció que la venta sin receta de una píldora anticonceptiva del día después no podrá ser vendida tan fácilmente como en algún momento lo pensó el fabricante, nos tiene los detalles. >>reportera: con la madre de una mujer, tiene sus dudas de la venta sin receta de la píldora del día después. >> es buena, ayuda a mantener el futuro se quiere estudiar y ser profesional, es malo porque le da la libertad de que pueden hacer cualquier cosa y responsabilidad. hoy el gobierno federal puso punto final a la polémica, revirtió la marcada tendencia de

importaciones de petróleo del medio oriente, para telenoticias washington y holaciudad.com, les hablo isaaccontra los indignados en los angeles y otras ciudades, nos tienen más detalles. >>reportero: bajo el amparo de la medianoche, 1400 policías del desalojo de los llamados indignados en su campamento de los ángeles fue abrumador, insólito. >> se llevó a cabo de manera profesional y moderada y más de 200 personas fueron arrestadas. >>reportero: con un uso mínimo de fuerza se llevaron a cabo los enfrentamientos en los desalojos. >> no hubo heridos graves entre los manifestantes. >>reportero: pero parece hombre fue la interrupción de un sueño. >> devolvió a pegar y me volví he. >>reportero: los desamparados buscaron refugio a un lado de una iglesia cercana. Éste no fue el único golpe, a su parte también eran desalojados en varias ciudades como filadelfia. la pregunta es, qué pasará ahora? a quien los angeles un manifestante decía que posiblemente podría intentar reocupar este campamento, lo que luce probable. no sólo porque la tarea de limpieza está en pie sino también porque las autoridades

. >> neighbors of an elderly woman died in new york remembers her. 47-year-old jerome isaac is charged with her murder. >>> investigators say a rifle accident is to blame for a amish girl death in ohio. 15-year-old rachel yoder was shot in the head and killed while she was riding inside her horse buggy in fredericksburg. the accident occurred when a man was cleaning his loaded rifle. it fired nearly a half in a way from the girl. >>> police in maine say they received a hundred leads from the public in the case of a 20- month-old. she was last seen sleeping in her beds. volunteers and local police canvassing the neighborhoods looking for the girl. >>> a 4-year-old girl is used as a human shield. the suspect tells his daughter between him and police when officers surrounded his car. police say the man was driving erratically. officers rescued the girl. she is now safe with her mother. >>> the latest crime stat show americans should feel a little safer. as bob orr reports this year's fbi figures shows a lot less crimes. >> reporter: in the first 6 months of 2011, robberies in los angeles

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police say isaac did it because she was his former boss and owed him $2,000.they say he still smelled like gasoline when he turned himself in. >>> you expect to get hit on a football field but not by a runaway cart. that's exactly what happened at cowboys stadium this weekend. take a look at this. you can see that electric cart just going without a driver motoring down the field after a high school football game. it plowed into a midfield line. seven people were hurt, including a winning coach. it's still unclear what caused the cart to malfunction. >>> today more troops are returning home from iraq as the war is officially over right now. the final convoy left the early on sunday morning crossing the border into kuwait. for some their journey is not quite over yet. some will have to wait as long as five days in kuwait while they're being processed out. for soldiers coming home a short five-day wait is nothing. >> it's great. i can't wait to come home. >> can't wait to get back, spend some time with the family. >> look forward to getting home, six months, a ye

isaac turned himself into police yesterday. he sprayed 73-year-old deloris gillespie with a flammable liquid. surveillance cameras show isaac lighting a molotov cocktail and throwing it inside the elevator. gillespie owed him $2,000 for work he had done. >>> one person still in the hospital this morning after three people were killed in a workplace shooting in southern california. now yesterday office workers from southern california held this vigil for coworkers that were killed at work. they say he shot four people killed two then turned the gun on himself. one person as we said remains in the hospital in critical condition. >>> back here at home police reason the peninsula questioning several men now in connection with a shootout in a menlo park neighborhood. police say several men opened fire on police early yesterday morning in the bell haven area and one officer fired back. no one was hit by the gunfire. the police were responding to a call about a group of men with guns that gathered outside of a house. police say they w

the suspect is in jail this morning, police say isaac claims the victim owed him $2000. >>> one personwas treated for burns after a yacht caught fire in florida. officials say the fire caused millions of dollars in damage after it spread to three adjoining yachts. four boats were destroyed. investigators are trying to figure out what started the fire. >>> tractor trailer driver suffered serious injuries after colliding with a amtrak the train was blowing its whistle but the truck continued crossing the tracks. the drive was ejected and taken to the hospital. more than 200 train passengers were bussed to their destination. the accident is being investigated. >>> feeling of happys in from joelet, illinois. the ceremony filled with hugs and kisses and leafing many families -- leaving many families more joyful than ever this holiday season. >>> in today's tech bites, skype has a gift for travelers. the company will be offering free wi-fi in more than 50 apports around the country starting wednesday. users can use the internet for an hour including making calls on skype. it's available for

the ceo is isaac layer. let me start with the louisiana loopsy. they are a little scary to me.kes them so popular? did you have any idea this would be a hit? >> yes, we did. they are very different. they are whim sickal. they were sown from the last piece of clothing they were made of. on a different day crown sugar, which is one of them, was made from the baker's apron the last day. that's how they came to life. they're very sweet and they're the number one selling toy right now in america. >> they are. i have to say s sa brina tried a lot of places. your personal story is the story of a disrupter. you came to america at age 17 from iran. i think you said you had $700 or so in your pocket, one-way ticket. founded the largest independent toy company in the world. you've won a $100 million lawsuit against mattel. what comes next for you, trying to find the next big toy? >> yes. exactly. i enjoy it. as a child i didn't have a lot of toys. i have lived the american dream. i've been here for 40 years. this is a great country. i like to be inspirational for other immigrants who come

the ceo is isaac layer. let me start with the louisiana loopsy. they are a little scary to me.em so popular? did you have any idea this would be a hit? >> yes, we did. they are very different. they are whim sickal. they were sown from the last piece of clothing they were made of. on a different day crown sugar, which is one of them, was made from the baker's apron the last day. that's how they came to life. they're very sweet and they're the number one selling toy right now in america. >> they are. i have to say s sa brina tried a lot of places. your personal story is the story of a disrupter. you came to america at age 17 from iran. i think you said you had $700 or so in your pocket, one-way ticket. founded the largest independent toy company in the world. you've won a $100 million lawsuit against mattel. what comes next for you, trying to find the next big toy? >> yes. exactly. i enjoy it. as a child i didn't have a lot of toys. i have lived the american dream. i've been here for 40 years. this is a great country. i like to be inspirational for other immigrants who come here

surveillance cameras show isaac lighting amole tv cocktail and throwing it into the elevator. he told them she owed him already 2,000 for work he has done for her. >>> iowa is taking steps to secure their voting counting systems. >> the primaries and caucuses put on by these parties are part of an elaborate scam which deceives the candidate voting for candidates that serve the private organizations. >> that computer generated voice asks people to peacefully shut down the iowa caucuses on january 3rd. republican party officials say they have taken the steps to display the website. >>> army private aused of military secrets resumes this morning. a government together tour testified he found more than 10,000 diplomatic cables and other classified information on -- manning may have been emotionally unstable at the time. >>> 6:37. today is another spare the air day. the experts say pollution around the bay area will hold in fine particlet matters. this is a sixth spare the air day so far this season and winter doesn't officially start until thursday. >> it's that time of year. >> y

a reminder from grammar school, isaac newton was the father of gravity. >>> tonight's number represents our location tonight. davenport, eye wax despite the nickname there are actually five cities, not four. they include davenport and bettendorf, moline, east moline and rock island. we'll be travel from des moines to ames to cedar rapids. stay with us as we continue to cover the campaign. when we come back, the most mocked moment of the debate and why it might cost governor mitt romney some support in iowa. t dd for you too? they're high in vitamins and potassium. and idaho potatoes are now certified to carry the heart checkmark from the american heart association for foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol. so they're good for my family, and for yours. heart smart idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. forty years ago, he wasn't worried about retirement. he'd yet to hear of mutual funds, iras, or annuities. back then, he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement solutions fo

isaac is here with us. let me start with the loppsi. they are scary.hat makes them so popular? did you know that they would be a hit? >> yes. they have a great back story. they were sold from the last piece of cloth that they were made of on a different day. for example, crumb sugar is one of them, was made from the baker's apron the last day and they have great back stories. they are very sweet and they are the number one selling toy right now in america. >> they are. and i've got to say, sabrina tried a lot of places. your story is a disrupter. you came to america at the age of 17 from iran. you had $700 in your pocket, one-way ticket, founded the number one independent toy company in the world. you filed a huge lawsuit against ma tell. what comes next for you? just keeping to try to find the next big toy? >> yes, exactly. i enjoy -- as a child, i didn't have a lot of toys. i have lived the american dream. this is the country. i have been here for 40 years and i like to be inspirational to others that come here as well as my own children. i was named

the aide's jacket -- the aids epidemic began -- this is the day when tori amos and chris isaac, and buisinesswners. the paradise lounge and the billboard cafe. but not everyone was enjoying these times. residents were raising families down here and they began to push back. don't start blaming people who just moved into the neighborhood. the filipino population -- you probably never heard of. they resented the bridge and tunnel crowd that was bringing noise and nuisance and violence into their quiet community. ultimately in 1990, they dealt with the expansion of nighttime entertainment in a compromise, the knowledge in the permitted use of entertainment was a legal, non-conforming use. every venue that could establish a trace of an entertainment- related history in its past was grandfathered in. entertainment is dealt with in a much more black-and-white manner than we chose to do. i think that this map will surprise you. these areas show where entertainment is a conditional use, and in the vast majority of the city, entertainment is not allowed. to put this into better perspective, even scott

public assistance is the help of those that don't have in come, and not to help those that have been, isaac. we're in the twenty first century. people have expense accounts, people don't carry cash with them, and i don't have any negative comments from anyone in my taxi about credit cards. if you are on business, you're using this something your company gives you, not your money. if it is on the credit card, the company pays if they move on. when they have the option of doing 15% to 20%, 20% jets hit a lot more than 15%. >> here are about 12 verso surveys in the last 10 years are so, and it is totally independent, but everyone came to the conclusion exactly what the contractor wanted, but this time we are paying for it. i don't know how much of the study cost, but it says to give us more money for another study. i came here because i am a big of square. those guys talk to me, they want to talk to him, apparently. maybe they can't because there will be asking questions about financial people. the big pink umbrella in the room is the advertising. it is not about 5% and it is all about banks.

according to the oakland tribune, isaac mcdaniels is one of the ones involved in the beating and shooting of coyote foster. while looking for them, police say that dna evidence linked him to a sexual assault. police say that he attack add 21-year-old woman at gunpoint on november 15th >>> an elementary school teacher's aide is facing serious charges. stephanie elliott worked at spring hill elementary in lafayette and she is arrested on charges of sexual assault on an unconscious woman back on july 2010. elliott is due back in court on december 22nd to enter a plea. >>> a soccer coach with ties to vacaville is accused of molesting a 14-year-old boy and authorities say there could be more victims. police arrested 29-year-old christian runes. they say that the victim is a 14-year-old boy from vacaville and that's where he was a youth soccer coach for two leagues. police say that the abuse occurred over a four-year period. neighbors are reacting to news of the arrest. >> i'm very shocked. i just can't believe that he would do something like this. deputies say that he was a foster parent to a

they spoke to isaac, one of the three guys before. had to toss his paddle to the side because you don't want to be jabbed by anything as eureka arenaing down. the fact they're able to capture this, look at these images. just stunning. he has no plans of doing this fall ever again, but they are professionals. don't try this at home. but amazing stuff none the less. >>> let's take a quick look at the big