it does not appear to show small punching isaacs. small then stumbles away and collapses on the street between two parked cars. isaacs then gets out of his car , appearing to to tuck his gun into his waistband as he walks surveillance the scene, does not bend over to help them. he then returns to his car. witnesses said the incident began when isaacs cut off small's car. delrawn small's girlfriend, their 4-month-old son and her two daughters witnessed the shooting from the car. last week delrawn small's , brother victor dempsey spoke out at a candlelight vigil. >> you got that bad john, you do your job. you take that bad off, he still act like you have that bad john. where is the video? >> we are asking for video. y'all go home after your shift. my brother ain't coming back. on, you put the badges act -- >> human, just like us. are all out here because we know he was a good man. look in our faces and tell me why you shot him. . don't care at the end of the day, he got shot by a cop for no reason. amy: new york state attorney general

witnesses said the incident began when isaacs cut off small's car. delrawn small's girlfriend, their 4-month-old son and her two daughters witnessed the shooting from the car. last week delrawn small's , brother victor dempsey spoke out t at a candlelight vigil. >> you got that bad john, you do your job. you take that bad off, he still act like you have that bad john. where is the video? >> we are asking for video. y'all go home after your shift. my brother ain't coming back. on, you put the badges act -- >> human, just like us. are all out here because we know w he was a good man. lolook in our faces and tell me why you shot him. . don't c care at the end of the day, he got shotot by a cop for r no reason. amy: new york state attorney general eric schneiderman has opened an invevestigation into e shooting. in a statatement released frida, schneiderman said ---- "as special prosecutor, i am committed to conducting a full, fair and independent , investigation of this tragedy, and will follow the facts and evidence -- including this video evidence -- w

♪ >> reporter: i asked isaac if living in this room he hears trump's voice at night?not really, but i think about him. ♪ reporter: i also went into the backyard where, there's two-car garage, a driveway that allows for parking for five cars. howard was saying this is trump style because it's big and massive. i asked howard who the house would be ideal for? >> political operative, somebody with a lot of money who would buy the house. if and when trump gets elected, donate to the parks department or the trump library foundation and take a double writeoff. reporter: mirror, mirror on the wall, will trump be the next president? no answer. guess this mirror is not magical. bill: all right, thanks. tucked away in the pocono mountains in pennsylvania sits the center of international confrontation that's drawn in the u.s. government, nato and the president of turkey. compound that's been owned by an islamic spiritual leader exiled from turkey since 1999. he acquired a failed coup d'etat against erdogan. he is recusing this reclusive preacher accused him of masterminding the p

isaac was released from prison july 6 after serving a four-year sentence for weapons charges. he will appear in court today. >>> black lives matters protesters have been chained to the doors of the oakland police officer's association. planning on staying there for a full 24 hours. they are calling for the city to take some of the funding from the police department and to put it into community programs that would help keep people safe. the protests started yesterday afternoon and it follows tuesday night's city council hearing on a proposed police commission to watch over the police department. >>> b.a.r.t. right now is having a tough time getting engineers onboard. the transit agency need to fill doss zens of job openings by november. half of the engineering staff is eligible to retire. b.a.r.t. issing looking for qualified replacements. it's competing with tech giants in silicon valley who are willing to pay more money. the board of directors issued a contract to help them. >>> it's 4:41. with summer heating up, palo alto fire station covering a high fire danger of the footh

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her manager husband marttn isaac.s requesting he does not get spousal support. >>> last night there was a "90210" reunion with some of your favorite bevellyills kids all grown up. their thoughts are with their fellow classmate, shannon doherty. who is with a courageous battle with breast cancer. >> she was posting pictures, that was brave. >> jason priestly said he hasn't spoke within shannon recently but has been following her journey on social media and couldn't be prouder of his tv sis. >> she's a strong kid, a tough fighter. i know she's going to come through this fight. she's going to be okay. >> we were with jason at the raising the bar to end parkinson's fundraiser for the michael j. fox foundation, we got an update on michael's 25-year battle with the disease from his "back to the future" co-star. leahh >> he's much better than he was 1255years ago. >> toriispelling and tiffani amber thiessen were there. >> i know she's going to come out even better. >> our thoughts are with shannon as well. >>> now earlier th

isaac in new york. isaac. >> caller: thanks, jim. i'm calling about a stock you might be familiar with called bristol-myers. >> bristol-myers! yeah. >> caller: all right. i didn't say it the right way. i have two quick questions. one is it's had a run-up for the last two months. what would be considered a good entry point and second, all this political talk about price controls, does that concern you and should that make me hesitant to buy the stock? >> okay. my next buy point for bristol-myers is during the democratic convention where i'm sure someone will bash drug companies. that may be your chance to pull the trigger. otherwise it's been in the bullpen waiting for it to come down. you're right. it doesn't seem to want to budge. all right. you can't always grade stocks on a pass-fail basis. get out the red pen and we'll grade companies this earnings season together. find out the value di valedictorians. there is serious cash being spent in the animal kingdom. sit, stay. i'm eyeing what can help you make money. has bro and netflix,

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in the central nave are sir isaac newton and charles darwin.n the area known as the poets' corner, there's geoffrey chaucer, charles dickens, and rudyard kipling. perhaps the award for greatest humility goes to the 17th-century poet and playwright ben jonson. he had asked the king for just 18 square inches of floor space, so he was buried standing up. there are other rich and famous luminaries who aren't buried here but had memorial services -- for example, william shakespeare... and lady di, princess of wales. while some of the greatest figures in history are under the floor, when visiting, be sure to look up. the vaulted ceilings and stained glass are incredible. in fact, those are hallmarks of the gothic style. popular in medieval times, you can recognize gothic architecture by a number of design elements. arches come to a point. ribbing runs across the high ceilings. there's usually a giant window in the shape of a flower, hence the name "rose window." and then there are the flying buttresses. they're less a design element and more of a str

the police say small then got out of his car and punched officer isaacs in the face, although a witness says it was themall did not and then officer shot small multiple times killing him. this comes as baltimore prosecutors have been dealt another blow in the next trial of a police officer charged in the death of freddie gray, who died of spinal injuries sustained in police custody last year. on tuesday, a judge ruled prosecutors cannot use evidence of officer brian rice's training to make their case during his trial, which begins thursday. his training was key to the prosecutor's case. two police officers have already been acquitted on all charges for their role in freddie gray's death. and award-winning iranian filmmaker abbas kiarostami has died. he was one of the most significant figures in a new wave of iranian cinema that emerged following the 1979 revolution. in 1997, he won the top prize at cannes for his film, "taste of cherry." this is kiarostami speaking in 1997. >> i t think e even if we have censorship in iran, we should deal with it ourselves. as my father used to say, if

isaac is joining ounce the phone. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you. >> let me begin with the testimony by the fbi director before the house oversight committee. what questions should he expect? >> caller: probably along the lines of the questions in senator johnson's letter from yesterday asking for more details about the investigation and especially the conclusion that comey reached, for example, what is different between extremely careless, which is how director comey characterized secretary clinton's conduct and gross negligence, which is the legal standard for bringing charges. >> let he share with the audience what you and your colleagues wrote at politico.com. the reaction from the house committee calling the decision by the fbi director in his words surprising and confusing adding he thinks secretary clinton did violate the law. can you elaborate on that? >> caller: well, i think a lot of people were surprised by, you know, if you listen to the first 15 minutes of director comey's speech you

. >> reporter: sam isaac lived down the hill for 37 years. while this fire seems to be under control he satisfies the dry conditions and activity up there can be troubling. >> a lot of the kids go up there, now that they made that new parking up there, the open space, they put a brand-new parking up there. they go up there and they party. yeah, it bothers me, but what are you going to do. >> reporter: cal-fire says one or two crews will remain on site as the investigation continues. life in san jose, pete serrano, nbc bay area news. >>> now, more than 5,000 firefighters are helping with this massive wildfire burning north of big sur. the soberanes fire is a week old. full containment is not expected for a month, we are talking august 31th. so far it has claimed one life. it has destroyed 57 homes. and 2,000 more are threatened. smoke from that fire continues to lead to poor air quality in the south bay. look at what it looked like in morgan hill just a few hours ago. visibility very bad. some people complained the smoke made them feel sick. w

isaac was released from prison on july 6th after serving a four-year sentence on weapons charges. he's going to appear again in court today. >>> a west nile hot spot is growing in the south bay where mosquitos have tested positive for the virus again. earlier this month i fekted mosquitos were found in west and south san jose. these are the new neighborhoods where infected insects were found. in parts of san jose and campbell near the 280 highway interchange. crews will treat the areas highlighted in red tomorrow night into friday morning. >>> south bay fogging aside. one thing we are not seeing a lot of this morning is fog. kari hall has a look at your clear, cool forecast. >> we are starting to see clouds rolling in in spots. we won't see that for long though as we get a live look now at san jose. a cloudy start to the day. and now it's 59 degrees. heading up to 81. over the next couple of days our temperatures will be over a little bit around average or near average. but then it does start to heat up. we'll be reaching the 90s by the weekend. and the valleys will turn even hott

isaac was released from prison july 6th after serving a four-year sentence for weapons charges.ppear in court today. >>> menlo park police search for a group of thieves for a taste for fine wine. mercury news reports burglars snatched 48 bottles of wine from wine and spirits last wednesday. bars were just pulled off the front door and glass smashed just to get in. the store which is set to close saturday after 134 years in business had recently brought in some high-end wines from the attic and placed them on the shelves. the thieves certainly went after those wines. taking some bottles wot more than $1,000. >> a lot of money. >>> 5:38. missing east bay man is found dead in nevada county. now police are investigating the case as a possible homicide. deputies found the body of michael mahony tuesday night. family members in union city first reported the 67-year-old missing several days ago. now investigators are calling his death suspicious but they're not revealing exactly why. an exact cause of death has not yet been determined. >>> let's take a break from the news just a tad an

all right, isaac, make me up a mai tai. of july i ever had, i was buck naked on the george washington bridge. that's how i woke up. i don't know what happened. that was the fifth of july. what other holiday can you do that? arbor day? go ( bleep ) yourself, arbor day. you have to time your drugs accordingly. nothing beats elephant tranquilizers right before the big fireworks display. adds three additional colors not on the rainbow. you know what i'm saying? you never heard tuba music until you heard tuba music on elephant tranquilizers. nothing says independence day like stepping away from your marriage vows and getting freaky with the neighbor ladies, if you know what i mean. that's independent ( bleep ). i'm talking wife swapping, right. and free rides to the top of mount washington monument. love is hip-dippy. it is perfectly fine to use your hibachi indoors. a lot of ( bleep ) don't know that. also they just put a fresh coat of-- ( bleep )s, what's that called. asbestos. we're going to do some bicentennial predictions.

. >> reporter: officer isaacs has been placed on modified duty.he case is now under investigation by the state attorney general's office. another life lost. part of the 1,077 wounded, 509 killed. it's the american epidemic that knows no boundaries. black and white, rich and poor, old and tragically young. >> when i started this, i could tell you every child's name and their age. i've callused myself to that. i cannot do that anymore. >> reporter: yet signs of a very american response. heros who paid a price but got right back on their feet. >> everybody supported me, i appreciate it. >> we love you! >> reporter: those who chose not to give up after their loss. >> i'm going to continue that on. >> reporter: the community coming together. >> here's a sign that we had a memorial. >> breaking news from ventura -- >> this is a relatively quiet neighborhood -- >> they say who would shoot an ice cream truck driver? >> reporter: tonight we still have to shine a mirror on america. to look with new eyes at the shootings we've become numb to. there's no doub

one of whom appears to be senior, chris isaac. >>> people hoping to strike it rich are keeping the mega millions jackpot soaring ahead of tonight drawn. ticket sales have brought the jackpot to $540 million. this is growing. lottery officials say this the longest mega millions run without a winner and an estimated $1 billion in tickets have been sold since the last winning ticket in early march. tonight drawn is scheduled for 8 pm. >>> the san jose earthquake will host a pride night during tonight's match against dallas. the team plans to honor the victims of the orlando nightclub shooting. one dollar from every ticket will be donated to lgbtq charities.. they plan to reinforce rules to discourage fans from shouting homophobic slurs like the ones used during a match last month. a psa will be play to encourage fans to be respectful. the quakes management said dance will be given a warning and kicked out if they are caught. >>> there will be a lot of good music, food and drinks around the bay area this weekend. rosemary orozco has everything you need to know with this addition of week and

hat is mayor eyes -- isaac maier wise. same man who you know, in my book, i pointed out didn't like lincoln and actually literally five moos -- months before this eulogy, he literally refers to lincoln in fingerprint -- print as an idiot. but whether eulogizing him, look what he says. "request, "brethren, the lamented abraham lincoln believed himself to be bone of our bone and flesh of our flesh and he species -- supposed himself to be a descendant of hebrew parentage. he said so in my presence. [laughter] and in -- indeed he possessed many of the features of the hebrew race, both in countenance and character. which of course is ridiculous because dinch everyone knows lincoln did not have red hair. [laughter] erin: i love it! ary: erin is the mother of a redhead so she can appreciate that. nd some say zola, you are only quoting reform rabbimentse that's not true. union esident of the thielological center was in love with lynch -- lincoln. and later he writes a whole article comparing abraham lincoln to ab bye hillel of the

elijah isaac was just released for a weapons charge earlier this month and was angry he was not deported to his country of sudan. he watched from the middle east and wanted to join his brothers. he said he would get an assault rifle and confront police. >>> police found a man this weekend. his body was discovered on north 1st street. police are still looking for suspects and a possible motive in that killing. >>> this deadly stabbing was san jose's 27th homicide for the year. the equal of total number of homicides of all of last year. they warn that these statistics can often be misleading. >> homicide rates are totally unpredictable and may not correlate with crime. >> san jose there was a stretch of 80 days without a homicide. >>> brushes olympic contention faces even more pressure over allegations of doping. now they have canceled some of the pomp and circumstance that goes on with sending the teams to the olympic games. today the captain is following the stories. this latest court ruling is bad for the russians. >> yes, the court held a ban on the team after allegations of widespread

somebody, to this day i hardly grafted and handed it out isaac larian cartoon. -- as a cartoon. he wanted the party to come together, i denounce reverend did it. whoever did it would never serve or have a role in any administration where i win. fracas.d a racial race had not come up at all in the primary and the runoff. kindling of the 9/11 and bloomberg's money lit a flame. kerosene was added by race. race is not a big issue in a city that is tempered some black. -- 10% black. city that has a majority 20% jewishjewish, now in a minority majority, there was racial tension and we were to racial candidates -- two racial candidates but some of our supporters were not. i often ask, why the heck did you do that? i hated sharpton. sharpton is a double-edged sword. african-americans admire him, right new yorkers hate him. 60 point disparity in his poll ratings in new york. upside,et him for the you also get the downside. ad from the 2005 freddy for our campaign -- fara campaign. this is al sharpton. what you see is all there was to the ad. ♪ ♪ explain al sharpton two people out of the

. >> fÍjense nada mÁs esto, pues algo que me llena de orgullo este mexicano se llama isaac hernÁndezdÍa va a estar en guadalajara. >> va a estar. >> voy a estar. >> a finales de este mes. >> lo bueno que no solamente van a estar solamente sino artistas a nivel mundial y nunca se habÍan reunido en sudamÉrica porque son dos hermanos y ya estÁconsiderados como los mejos del mundo. >> ay! que orgullo. >> asÍ que orgullo mexicano. >> (aplausos). >> me tocÓ entrevistarlo a los 8 y Él lloraba a la familia, me da mucho gusto triunfando. nos tenemos que ir a una pausa pues con este orgullo mexicano ¿no?. >> de corazÓn llenito. >> y llegÓ la hora de aprovechar esas camisas viejas que tiene en el armario tiradas y rumo bads, convierta en una bella blusa de verano le vamos enseÑar cÓmo hacerlo. >> y nosotros estamos a segundos, minutos de preparar este delicioso gazpacho de sapoed ahÍ una receta que va a ser una locura en el paladar y ♪ ¿$7 el agua? ¡es agua local! ¿más local que esto? a veces, la vida puede complicarse un poco. pero tu sandwich no debería. oscar mayer deli fresh. hecho con 100%

so, for girls i liked, i would pull out some al green or some teddy pendergrass or isaac brothers and i loved rksz ed fell for a girl, i had to dig down deep and get some stevie wonder. to fully express the love i had for the girl. so, today, i'm going to pull out some stevie wonder for these families. [ applause ] >> so, families, close your eyes and imagine me back in 1974 with an afro and bell bottoms and wide collar. we all know sometimes life's hate and troubles can make you wish you were born in another time and place. but you can bet your lifetimes that in twice its double that god knew exactly where he wanted you to be placed. so, make sure when you say you are not in it but not of it, you are not having to make this earth a place sometimes called hell. change your words into truth and then change that truth into love. maybe your children's grandchildren and their great, great grandchildren will tell th them, i'll be loving you until the rainbow burns the stars out of the sky, i'll be loving you. until the ocean covers every mountain high, i'll be loving you. until the dolphin

when i first of the story, isaac, no, no, you're kidding. i thought some but he was joking.t a joke. it is not joke. it is a very serious thing. to have a thing like that happen, so sad, and as you know hillary is so guilty. she is so guilty. how that is not being pursued properly. attorney general lynch added that she followed the recommendation of career prosecutors on whether to file criminal charges against mrs. clinton. hillary clinton's campaign called and $70 million in june, 40 million of that went to her campaign, which has 44 main dollars in cash on hand. the rest of the money went to the democratic national committee and state parties. mrs. clinton's campaign said the average donation is $48. president obama has issued an executive order to make protecting civilians a more integral part of planning u.s. military operations. the president also disclose that -116 civilians were killed and drum strikes and other strikes in pakistan, libya, yemen, somalia, and north africa since he took office. two police officers have been killed as a group of gunmen hold at least 30

isaac is in the book. even the fiercest rivals of business the people of pepsi hate the people of polk and vice versa they really can't stand each other you never see them doing attack ads because i know they work. the counter attack, and then you do depress the entire addict category. what we are doing a democracy whether we like it or not we had drive people away they don't pay attention to the details of policy. we do that at our own risk. if you been to denver lately that is a very different from other western cities. but architecture and is an art mecca when i first got elected mayor there was a guy who got involved in looking at the 150 largest communities in the largest -- in the united states and where they made investments. they have the strongest economies. there were several things that were shocking it all came back to the new economy was being driven by the guys who were on the fringe socially in french socially in high school. they were the nerds they are the ones who are writing code for the

isaac jackson's film -- it was about a female subject who had the ability to read minds. >> i know me've definitely grown as a filmmaker. this helped me prove to myself that it is possible to put together a short film in 48 hours. >> it gives me opportunity to think about team-building skills and how to work with each other, which is really important. >> indeed, it's a safe fore into the filmmaking business. >> you need all of these skills that we want to give them anyway. >> the problems in society can be solved if we tap into creativity and the creative problem-solving skills that these young people have. >> reporter: students didn't even shy away from the controversial topics. >> we only had 48 hours. we tried to do rear >> go away. i don't need you here. >> you're losing it. did you take your pills today? >> no. i thought you did. >> reporter: in that line of dialogue, i thought you did it, they were all required to use that line. may seem quite the challenge when your story is about an alien falling to earth. now, add to all of that, the logistics of it all, you get an invaluable

. >>> isaac arns dor of has been following these events for politico and joining us on the phone. >> thank you. >> let me begin with the testimony tomorrow by the fbi director before the house oversight committee. what questions should he expect? >> probably along the lines of the questions in senator johnson's letter from yesterday asking for more details about the investigation and the conclusion what is the difference between careless which is how he characterized her conduct and gross negligence which would be the legal standard for bringing charges. >> let me share with our audience that you wrote at politico.com. the house reaction calling the decision by the fbi director in his words surprising and confusing. adding he thinks secretary clinton did violate the law. can you elaborate on that? >> well, i think a lot of people were surprised by if you listen to the first 15 minutes of director comey's speech you got a different impression from the last three minutes. i spoke with a lot of former prosecutors who actually sort of anticipated based on how negative he was being in des

tells the paper it actually belongs to a private land owner, one of whom appears to be singer, chris isaac. >>> people who want to be rich are keeping the mega millions jackpot soaring ahead of tonight drawing. ticket sales have put the jackpot to $540 million. it is still growing. officials say this is the longest time the mega millions has gone without a winner. an estimated $1 billion in tickets has been sold since the last winning ticket in march. tonight drawing is at 8:00. >>> kevin durant, the newest golden state warrior, is here and said he is excited about joining the team and being part of a new family. >> when i met these guys i felt as comfortable as i ever felt. it was organic. it was authentic and real. >> the warriors held a news conference yesterday to introduce their new free agent. durrant has won an nba most valuable player award and has been selected to seven all-star games. he said he is coming to the bay area to win and be a championships. the head coach said durrant will fit right in. >> the versatility, the ability to switch. kevin fits perfectly into that style. it

other officer such as david weret, isaac went vilified when they surrender prematurely. this paradigm of the honorable surrender holster kirby smith could not bring himself to surrender under the same terms accepted by robert e. lee. himself in a position where continuing to fight would produce only further effusion of blood. se shows up over and over again in surrender negotiations are kirby smith had not reach that threshold where he could or his men to stack arms. in his comparative study of defeat, wolfgang sleeve andbush, argues that one of the most unusual features of the civil war was how quickly southerners developed a rationale to explain defeat. he notes that most nations usually take a generation before consents of narrative develops about why and how they lost. but confederates seem to arrive at a common explanation almost as soon as the war is over. observed, o'brien has few cultures are better prepared ideologically for the disaster of war. many explanations have been deposited for this. my personal favorite is that the southern obsession with scotland host

he might play isaac hayes record. might play a salsa record.arts with a band called the tramps. the drummer, earl young, invents the idea of four on the floor with eight on the high hat. so everything is, bum, bum, bum. ♪ burn baby burn >> that's the sound of disco. ♪ burn baby burn ♪ burn baby burn >> i loved disco. i always loved dance music anyway. whatever i did as a producer was always danceable. the melody. >> george moroder working out of munich put together technology and soulful vocal lists. donna summer being the ultimate embodiment. and they make some of the biggest records of all time. ♪ ooh love to love you baby ♪ ooh love you love you baby "love to love you baby" was four minutes of singing. 14 minutes of -- a lot of not singing. ♪ oh love to love you baby ♪ oh love you love you baby >> i always wondered for the life of me was he just in the booth, more passion more -- >> actually i shooed everybody out of the studio, switched the lights off, made sure the tape is running, and i said, okay, let's do it. and i think she did it in 1

tells the paper it actually longs to private land owners, one of whom appears to be singer, chris isaac. >>> there are now's, the blood testing startup company based in the east bay city of newark, has been dealt another major blow. the company has received a notice from the centers for medicare and medicaid services, revoking its regulatory approval to operate. it's also banning the founder and ceo from running and their lab for east two years. that decision by the agency as a result of its inspection last year of the lab in newark the company's technology came under fire after a series of published reports questioned the accuracy of the company's technology and also the claims they make. >>> we want to check in with the sal on this friday morning. how does it look out there? >> it looks a pretty good out there. if you are driving from far distances, any people get up early to do that, guillory commute looks good. if you were driving from gilroy through morgan hill and into san jose, that has been a nice commute. the bay bridge toll plaza approach from the macarthur maze is not bad. th

>> reporter: isaac espinosa, darld, nick burko, more than 100 officers have died in san francisco inhe line of duty and all etched on the wall at the police headquarters and today was a day to remember all of them, and many more across the bay area. ♪ god bless america >> reporter: san francisco police union president read off the names of some of his colleagues. officers who made the ultimate sacrifice. those gathered here remembered their fallen colleagues from attacks in dallas and baton rouge. >> wake up, america. police officers are the good guys. >> reporter: the police union said they chose this day because hayward police sergeant scott lunger was killed a year ago today. san jose police were also mourning their losses. officer michael cather man who died in june and michael johnson shot to death last december. >> we have been devastated by losing two officers in only 15 months. >> reporter: those here also remembered san francisco firefighters, lieutenant vincent perez and anthony valleyo who died on a house fire in diamond heights and mourned those who died across the bay. >

dan isaac with principles in the industry. dan isaacson here with kabu videos.hoot videos of the home. >> and entire neighborhood lacking in the industry. reporter: regulation, 628, but you like them. >> they're great. open up doors for all. reporter: they're not as specific as they could have been. >> they are not but provides a nice framework. reporter: troy, i don't know if you cut back to our other camera, liz, the monitor he has, is flying over houses this can show you location, location, location. when you see homes online, you don't see is there factory hine them or bus depot out there or something? this gives you that sense of location. liz: cool. reporter: isn't it cool? brian, your company is what? >> vhd studios. reporter: you do more whom videoing than any other company. >> 100,000 homes a year. reporter: is every home getting this treatment? >> it really should. differentiates your home. takes you on just besides inside the house to the whole neighborhood. reporter: troy, if you can, give us a haircut. last thing i want to say. a lot of people conce

or as isaac newton put it, "told you so." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: gravity will call it, snapchat filter the musical. [ laughter ] there you go. ♪ what does it mean am i kitty cat ♪ ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, tinder, for basically being pokemon go for humans. [ applause ] got to catch 'em all. [ laughter ] >> steve: got to catch them all. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, baby name books -- [ light laughter ] -- for kind of being like phone books for people who don't exist yet. >> steve: oh that's nice. [ applause ] >> jimmy: one way to look at it. ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, dentists who ask, "have you been flossing?" for basically saying, "i know you're about to lie to me. you know you're about to lie to me. let's just get it over with." there you are, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] those are my "thank you" notes. we'll be right back with margot robbie. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ok team, what if 30,000 people download the new app? we're good. okay... what if a million people download the new app? we're good. five million? good. we scal

even in the bible, abraham and isaac. >> rose: here he wants his son to go back to rumania. >> he's sendinghim back because -- at one point, i stopped because i couldn't end it. i wanted to end it with something good and say something positive and i couldn't find anything. there is nothing after alzheimer. there is only darkness and total fear and anger in and around the person because the person cannot explain what he wants, what she wants, and, therefore, the people around, those who loved him before and still love him don't know what to do. in this case, what i found is that the only redemption or the only redeeming possibility for the father is to say, okay, my son, now you remember for me. >> rose: you touch base with my memory? >> you receive my memory. it's kind of a transfusion of memory. just as there is a transfusion of blood, there is a transfusion of memory. that doesn't mean you will leave my life, it means you will be a continuation of my life. >> rose: so i want you, my son, to burrow yourself into my life, then you will receive my memory. you go and meet the people that were

probably the most egregious example of that was isaac hane, a south carolina militia colonel who was captured at the siege but asked the british to return to his home so he can care for his sick family. well, when patriot forces overtake his area, they convince hain to go back in the field arguing because they had retaken his district that, you know, did away with his parole promise. well, hain is unfortunately captured by the british forces and they had had enough of these gentlemen who were breaking oaths of allegiance and breaking paroles and hain would be executed by the british offices in charleston. so that desire was strong to go back and fight, but it did have its limits. certainly those maryland and delaware continentals who decided to go into charleston as prisoners of war rather than fighting with francis marion or an example of that, and certainly men such as william spain and donald sellers who joined the british would have fell in the same category. but, you know, we have to look at their overall experience. there were certainly great deal of suffering among these priso