and i like his brothers and sisters he was born with a passion for travel. isaac's birthplace was a special training center in tanzania. it's called. equipment that's what isaac is. mine sniffing rat. everywhere sociable circumstances. with humanity. actually traditionally. mind. to work informal hotspots where learned mines are among the most deadly remnants of armed conflict they're often found years after. and serious injury isn't the only problem. imagine how it must feel to live with the knowledge that there's a landmine lurking somewhere near your home. when i was a close up field and to help make the problem of landmines a thing of the past. but it will be a full nine months before he becomes a real pro for now he simply spends his time with his family. it's no coincidence the giant rats were chosen to sniff mines in the wild they're extraordinary sense of smell them to search for food buried deep underground it worked with. the key is to train the a rats to associate the discovery of t.n.t. with food and that's not difficult because everyone knows how intell

is a surgeon she wasn't too. t.m.t. . isaac seems to have passed with flying colors. now it's time to evaluate his loyalty. no one wants to chase a runaway rhett across a life minefield that would be deadly that's why it's important that the rats follow their handlers voluntarily without a leash. isaac is displaying textbook behavior as this training is over. now it's time for the real world to begin. traveling to see. in cambodia. this is home to one of the ancient aka textural wonders of the world. and call it a fact. millions of tourists travel here to take their best selfies tourism is one of cambodia's main sources of revenue. but there are still landmines left over from the civil war and very seriously hampering any further growth and tourism to say nothing of the danger to life. when it comes to square miles of minefields cambodia is second only to afghanistan . the number of injuries caused by landmines is the highest in the world now though the situation is changing for the better in the popular tourist resorts mines can only be seen in museums but there are s

interacting with the care there is a vital part of the learning process it's important for isaac's socialization mine sniffing rats mustn't run away from bite people. when he grows up eyes are cool way around a kilo and his body will reach thirty to forty centimeters in length just about as long as his tail. because they're so big grilled. is a favorite local street food. started at school he spends his early weeks learning the basic rule that means food . is used to reinforce the learned response. counters an empty container. this one does contain t.n.t. and the clinic tells him that he can claim i treat. well in general but. they really let her do her thing they don't get involved or train influence her in any way but there are the rats has a different behavior just before they find. they have certain behaviors some of them like clean themselves they like to groom themselves they're very clean. they don't like to get wet or maybe there's. some of them will walk around in circles some even stand up in the air. and so the handler knows that she's found some things you just. indicated where. a ra

a way that i had not expected. he was everywhere, every -- every fifth document was isaac kline.her i didn't know he was such a big player in the weather. that moment form the central core about what i knew about isaac kline. there was a memoir by his a brother, a very dry reading. i had to go through it a couple of times but there was a skeleton of information. there were other people talking about isaac kline about the hero of people who knew him so it really began to come alive. there was one particular moment where i knew beyond a doubt that it would be my central character. there were still other care -- candidates at that point that this is why came across the national archives. isaac kline official report to the weather bureau written as only isaac kline could do it. though he himself had suffered this unbearable loss. and he describes september 1900 maybe i will just walk you through that. a traded picture this and thinkt about your own house.ere' about lunchtime isaac kline figures there's nothing else tob do.' it's 1:00 and is finally realizing the true magnitudek it's bringing to galveston.h i argue in t

like a lot of northern settlers, isaac cody was a free state them a crack. -- isaac cody was a free state democrat. that means he was not an abolitionist. he was probably, like a lot of settlers, racist. in his autobiography, which is fictionalized, cody l childhood is the least for july part. it says that isaac cody wanted kansas to be a white state where slaves could not settle. that was a common sentiment. but missourians do not make distinctions about different kinds of anti-slavery. they called isaac cody a noisy abolitionist. isaac cody joined the salt creek squadron association -- i am indebted to doug for many of these images -- this is the salt creek valley near leavenworth. however, in kansas these squatters associations became very politicized and in 1854, isaac cody, at a meeting of the salt creek squatters association, prepped to say something -- he was in iowa and settled among all of these missourians. they pressured him to make a speech at the association meeting. he does so, and this is the speech in which his son says that isaac said he wanted kansas to be a white state,

so, isaacson broke the glass door of a coffee shop to get a fire extinguisher. isaacs a trooper later told her she'll have to pay to replace the there is a door or face burglary charges. no charges have been filed yet. >>> mechanics working overtime when drivers roll over thousands of spilled nails on an interstate. that story is next after the break. >> ♪ after brushing, listerine® total care strengthens teeth, helps prevent cavities and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. my challenge is to be in sync with my body, myself, my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. begin the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. take the activia probiotic challenge! un-stop right there! by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more. ah,

and i like his brothers and sisters he was born with a passion for travel. isaac's birthplace was a special training center in tanzania. it's called a popup which stands for development of landmine detection equipment that's what isaac is these are mine sniffing rat. rats are everywhere they are sociable to all circumstances and they fifteen seem deals with humanity since ever. they are actually traditionally. all our garbage and they've been doing that. for always. mind sniffing rats up or to work in former hotspots where learned mines are among the most deadly remnants of conflict they're often found years after was ended and serious injury isn't the only problem. imagine how it must feel to live with the knowledge that there's a landmine lurking somewhere near your home. when i was a close up field and to help make the problem of landmines a thing of the past.

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when the birds take the field, they'll have a different look. isaacrent guard didn't have a good game. carson wentz backed six times. he's not getting involved in personnel decisions. >> i don't know what's going on with all that. i have said from day one, i feel confident with the depth that we have had throughout camp and everything. whoever is out there. i'm more than confident they'll do a good job. >> still ahead, the flyers play two exhibition games tonight. >> still ahead, the flyers play we just moved in aboutonight. four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. so, it's really nice when clients come in and have... done some of their own research. what do you think about these chairs and that table? working with a bassett designer was really easy. us being young professionals, we're so busy... there's no way we could've designed it ourselves. no. we love it! there's no way we could've designed it ourselves. no. clearasil rapid action begins wo

when the birds take the field, they'll have a different look. isaac guard didn't have a good game. carson wentz backed six times. he's not getting involved in personnel decisions. >> i don't know what's going on with all that. i have said from day one, i feel confident with the depth that we have had throughout camp and everything. whoever is out there. i'm more than confident they'll do a good job. >> still ahead, the flyers play two exhibition games tonight. a medical update on joel embiid. here's a hint, they are being cautious with the sixer center. ♪ ♪ ♪ do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks are how grant makes home his. and homegoods is what makes it all possible. amazing finds. always great prices. make home yours. ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru

isaac still works athe pentagon now as a sergean he's on duty right now and he's joined us here tod fors and all of america thank isaac for his service. where is isaac? [applause] than you. thank you, isaac. thank you. to isaac and every first responder and survivor of the attack you carry on the legacy of the friends you lost. you keep alive the memory of those who perisheand you make america proud. very very proud. to the family mbers with us today, i know that it's with a ined and heavy heart that you come back to this place, but by doing so d choosing to persevere through therief and sorrow you honor your heroes. you renew our courage and you strengthen all of us. you rlly do. you strengthen all of us. ren the wesside of the pentagon terrorists tried to break our resolve. it's not going to happen. but where they lefa marc with fire and rubble, americans finally raise the starsnd stripes our beautiful flag that for more than two centuries has graced our spsflown in our skies, and red led ourrave heros to victory after victory. the flag tha binds us altogether as americans who cherish

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and today isaac continues to do exactly that, isaac still works at the pentagon, now as a sergeant. n duty right now and he's joined us here today for the ceremony. this morning all of us and all of america thank isaac for his service. where is isaac? [applause] pres. trump: thank you. thank you, isaac, thank you. [applause] pres. trump: to isaac and to every first responder and the legacy of the friends you lost, you keep alive the memory of those who a perished and you make america proud. very, very proud. to the family members with us today, i know that it's with a pained and heavy heart that you come back to this place but by doing so and by choosing to persevere through the grief and the sorrow you honor your heroes. you renew our courage and you strengthen all of us. you really do. you strengthen all of us. here on the west side of the pentagon, terrorists tried to break our resolve. it's not going to happen but where they left a marc with fire and rubble americans finally raise the stars and stripes are beautiful flag that for more than two centuries has graced our ships and f

it's a friendly giant every day with the possible exception of weekends he saves human lives. his name is isaac a giant rat.

i'd want to dispel a meth that isaac made. this does not change predicting conditions. cannot deny someone coverage coverage. it demands as they come up with plans and i want to save you isaac isaac i sat across from a mother who told me about how she had to empty out her 401(k) to a quarter premium and a father who picked up a second job as a bus driver whose son was denied medicine. you are ignoring the plight of obama victims across the country. charles: we are out of time but deductibles went through the roof. everyone lost their doctors. the dow jones industrial average and s&p closing in repertory on the heels of key moves telegraphed by the federal reserve. what it means for you and your money. my commentary is next. ♪ ♪i'm living that yacht life, life, life top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas it's a champagne and models potpourri on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, gany, gany, gany♪ ♪watch this don't get mad (bell mnemonic) get e*trade and get invested charles: another shocker from equifax. they got hacked two months before they reported it and then

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in 1853 he delivered a speech to a man named isaac stevens. delivered that speech in his native language. it was translated into a trade dialect a combination of english and russian, used to the scylla tate communication and trade. -- to facilitate communication and trade. henry smith attended the conference. his translation of the speech has none of these references to the buffalo or the whippoorwill. if you look at other speeches written down, they are rather mundane things, hoping the united states will hold onto its treaty organizations. it is not surprising he would mention these things. the buffalo was probably never seen there. the slaughter of the buffalo didn't start until the late 1860's. allegedly refers to people shooting bison from trains. that had not happened yet. the first transcontinental railroad is not completed until 1868. where did this come from? it came from a speech writer, a screenwriter. he taught at middlebury college. he wrote a screenplay for a film about ecology. he essentially made up or invented what seattle sai

isaac still works at the pentagon. now as a sergeant. he's on duty right now and he's joined us here today for the ceremony and this morning all of us and all of america thank isaac for his service. where is isaac? [ applause ] thank you. thank you, isaac. to isaac and to every first responder and survivor of the attack you carry on the legacy of the friends you lost, you keep alive the memory of those who perished and you make america proud, very, very proud. to the family members with us today, i know that it's with a pained and heavy heart that you come back to this place but by doing so, by choosing to persevere through the grief, the sorrow, you honor your heroes, you renew our courage and you strengthen all of us. you really do. you strengthen all of us. here on the west side of the pentagon, terrorists tried to break our resolve. it's not going to happen. but where they left a mark with fire and rubble, americans defiantly raised the stars and stripes, our beautiful flag that for more than two centuries has graced our ships, flown

in 1854, he delivered a speech to a man named isaac stevens. as the federal superintendent of indian affairs in the pacific northwest. he delivered that speech in his native language. it was translated into a trade dialect, a combination of english and russian, used to facilitate communication and trade. nobody recorded the speech at the time. it was not written down until 33 years later. by a guy named henry smith, who attended the conference. his translation of the speech has none of these references to the buffalo or the whippoorwill. if you look at other speeches written down that seattle gave, they are rather mundane things, hoping the united states will hold onto its treaty obligations. it is not surprising he would not mention these things. because the web oil -- whippoorwill is rarely seen in the region he was in. the buffalo was probably never seen there. the slaughter of the buffalo didn't start until the late 1860's. seattle allegedly refers to people shooting bison from trains. that had not happened yet. the first transcontinental ra

isaac is a great example of this. nd hurricane isaac, we had a power outage situation and we didn't flood the county's next was flooded. because we were hardened and ready from an acute standpoint and because for communicating were also hardened and ready to take people from the parishes and set up special needs shelter to support people. some of these were rural environments on the coast but without those relationships when the skies are blue and the communication infrastructure and everyone knowing what a sister relationship look like we are not ready to help each other and local has to be coordination that scales to help bridge the gap. >> in some ways is a paradigm that we should let the local communities draws into the way they do their -- there's a lot to be said about the power of community and some of our more rural areas. i live in south carolina and i saw this two years ago and the flood and we saw last week as he experienced some of irma. a lot of the things that i am talking about, the broader community eng

, is buried there, but so, too, are isaac, jacob, sarah, rebecca sarah's a jewish name, by the way sarah, rebecca and leah, who just happened to be patriarchs and matriarchs of the jewish people. well, you won't read about that in the latest unesco report, but if you want to, you can read about it in a somewhat weightier publication. it's called "the bible." i highly recommend it. i hear it even got four and a half out of five stars on amazon. and it's a great read. i read it every week. ladies and gentlemen, a moment to be serious. despite the absurdities, despite the repetition of these farcical events, there is change, slowly but surely. there are signs of positive change, even at the united nations. mr. secretary-general, i very much appreciate your statement that denying israel's right to exist is anti-semitism, pure and simple. now that's important because for too long, the epicenter of global anti-semitism has been right here at the un, and while it may take many years, i'm absolutely confident that the revolution in israel's ties with individual nati

we want to see if we can do something in a bipartisan fashion so we can solve the daca problem and other immigration problems. >> melissa: let's bring in isaac wright, a former executive director for a former hillary clinton super pac. they are all over the map on this stuff this morning after the dinner last night. brian, where do you read things to be? >> the president is clearly anxious to get some points on the board. i think if i were in his team, i would make sure at the end of the game, some of those points were on my side of the scoreboard and it's not clear to me got what democrats are giving up in exchange for these bipartisan deals. >> melissa: to agree with that? >> the president is going through nine months of a failed administration, failed legislative work, but he has to look beyond that. hopefully democrats of the table will mean we have better directions for the policy and legislate of agenda as well as better outcomes to get those directions done. >> melissa: it seems like what he's trying to do is make a deal with people who are willing to sit down and work with him and he tried to work with republicans and that didn't hap

this is the thing and a great example of this in hurricane isaac we had a power outage situation but those next to us because we were hardened and ready to we were ready to take people from the surrounding parishes and to set up a medical special needs shelter to support people. in the communication structure and everybody knowing what the relationship would look like. we are not ready to help each other, so it is local but there has to be coordination and scales to help bridge the gap. maybe the paradigm should be that we elect them do this and there is a lot to be said about the power of community and some of our areas. i live in south carolina and wee self is two years ago in the flood as we experienced some of the burma. i want to thank all of the witnesses for your testimony today and for the important work that you are doing at the local, county and state level public sector nonprofits. you are all making a difference on the front line and we want to thank the staff that worked hard to bring this together. we delayed the date of the hearing because we did not want to interfere

. >>> family, friends and colleagues are saying good-bye to a former leader. isaacmer junior served as d.c.'s police chief from 1989 to 1992. he passed away last week. members of the metropolitan police department as well as muriel bowser are at this morning's service. we will have more on his legacy on the nbc washington app. >>> some breaking news coming in right now from the white house. the secret service says that two people are in custody at this hour for throwing unknown objects over the white house north fence. no word on what those objects were. we know d.c. police were called to the scene there, as well, and some of the roads that are typically open around the white house are being blocked at this point while this investigation is unfolding. >>> new this morning, a pot forced to pay back some of their customers. the action just announced by virginia's attorney general. >>> we also continue our coverage of now tropical storm irma. a look at how the storms i you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career wi

a game they should win. you don't want to get overconfident against the new york giantses. the eagles have their issues on the offensive line. backup lineman chance worked out as the guard today. and isaacid not have a good game in kansas city this past sunday and the same goes for the entire offensive line and carson wentz was sacked six times in the game. >> i said this from day one i amex extremely confident with the depth we have had throughout camp and whoever is out there, whatever five guys out there i am confident they will do a good job. >> as for the giantses their offensive problems is on the offensive line. >> we have to make sure we do our jobs, no one game is easy. never like that. i think the mind set is we have to get to him and read our keys and run our game plan. >> lately the phillies have had the dodgers number tonight the two teams meet again and they look to make it three games in a row. reece hoskins drove in four of the team's six runs, a based clearing double in the sixth inning and the eventual game winner. he has 43 rbi in 39 games. meanwhile the phillies won seven of their last ten games. >> we are competitive and i think it's -- just to see, i think it's goo

eric larson talks about isaac storm, a deadly hurricane that hit galveston, texas, in 1900 x. to mark the 16th anniversary of 9/11, we're bringing back a program from our archives. it's from 2006, and it's lawrence wright discussing his pulitzer prize-winning book, "the looming tower." that's all this weekend on c-span2's booktv. it's television for serious readers. and now we're kicking off this weekend with author erica wagner. she recalls the life of the builder of the brooklyn bridge. >> the books under the bridge series has been going on for several years now. it's a wonderful program that brings together various brooklyn booksellers, and they're allowed to program a monday in july and august. and as i said, we're very lucky to always get to do it and do

a week. so, i mentioned that isaac was telling me he was running out of food and water. that is what we are hearing from a lot of people. some parts of houston are cleaning up. some parts have dry land. this is not the case in barker cypress. we went in yesterday with a man named ryan for the first time as he was going into his apartment complex to get back his boy's little bike. his boy is 2 years old and having a tough time being displaced. he went in to try to bring a sense of normalcy to his son's life. when we walked in, we were waist deep in water. in some cases, this is the question for the electricity department here. in some places, the electricity is still on. we saw an air-conditioning unit spitting out water. it was eerie. what you see is a row of people that showed up to try to get a ride on one of these civilian boats. these boats came from san antonio, austin, texas, they are not waiting for the police to try to help them out. though, in some cases, as i mentioned, the police are here. but, these civilians are taking it upon themselves to help out perfect s

we will have a reading next week whether this is viable or not? isaacf markers ahead and the next one is the budget resolution and whether they can move that. i think they will be evil to do that. that is a positive sign for the markets. then we have to get the actual legislative text. gaugee get that, we can the likelihood and the timing. pages andde is 76,000 what we got yesterday was nine pages. there is still a lot of work to be done. jonathan: how many people have read that? david: zero. alix: isaac did. jonathan: does isaac count? isaac boltansky, always great to catch up with you. a market boost to small caps. the russell 2000 rose for a second consecutive day. dominated for most of the year and showing signs of a reversal. joining us now is michael andurke from jonestrading joining usrom his office is steven desanctis. what a weird year it has been for the russell. back to a record high, and i am wondering how you think of the current tax plan and how it informs your plan, going forward. steven: it is the devil in the details. we got nine pages,

the russian forces are just launching a new operation in all due to recruit control again and reach and broke the seizure that was imposed by the terrorists of isaac the tsunami is launching a main military operations from all sides of the brigades in order to establish schools full control over the city of the resort. ok thank you very much gentlemen she's a local correspondent there actually india is or. the situation there is the battle continues to liberate the city thank you. now another news a muslim leader refuses to shake the hand of a norwegian politician during a t.v. debate we'll have a look at that plus of the story steve in a couple of minutes. wrong . to shape our. common ground. welcome back to the leader of muslim organization in norway has found himself in the headlines after refusing to shake hands with the country's immigration minister because she is a woman of the man who the man on the left here who leads a group called islam net off the minister a bunch of flowers but when she reached out to shake his hand he declined we asked our guests for their views on this story trying to do is push his religious beliefs onto other peop

a chance to protect carson wentz. bird are benching second year guard isaac in favor of the chance warmack. r mack a former tenth overall pick in 2013 will take his place, begins the giants, a team that the bird have beaten, three straight times at the link, and this giants team is a mess right now having scored, just 13 points in two games. the bird are excited about game one at home. >> it is great playing at the link. these fans are unbelievable. just running out of that tunnel we necessity how electric this place can be and it will be in fully affect with the division nal rival coming down here from new york >> i know the fans can't wait. we have been on the road the last two weeks. i know they are itching. they probably wish today was sunday. we have a couple more days to prepare for this game. the fans will be loud. they make it hard for their offense out on the field and i'm excited about it. >> eagles defensive end brandon graham cut ribbon to kick off the help bag hunger campaign yesterday at shop rite honor gone avenue, september is national hunger action month, graham hung out to

and those who are most frail in hursting homes, but i just want to take a-- talk about those who are frail in institutions. after isaac they were living independent and subsidized houses and high raises and what i saw was heartbreaking. these are people living on the edge every day and not only likely to be broken by a disaster, but little disasters that touch their lives on a regular basis. tools in our power to get them on a special needs registry so we can find them and they need human touch as well. since katrina we have made a great deal of progress and infrastructure and building readiness to prepare pan respond. there's so much to do to support our seniors. in that vein i offering actions in three areas that. there's more of my testimony, but i'll highlight a few today. cools reminds us we have technology and data, only as good as the data in it. if we expanded that for medicaid and insured population. and congress, it's one thing to have information in a box, but that requires training exercises perhaps the public health and commission core. we need to support the local health and response infrastructure. they

. >> well, that didn't take long on monday doug pederson gave second year guard isaac say mal you a votef confidence today was been inched favor of chance warmack. he was charged with at least three sacks in the loss to kansas sit. war mack and rest of the offensive line will have a handful with a strong giants pass rush. in addition they would like to start running the ball with more effectiveness. maybe that means more carry for lagarrette blount. he was asked if they are working on the ground game at practice. >> no, we pass the ball every down this practice. we didn't run it one time. scrambling, nothing. we just, threw it every time. no, obviously we worked on it. it is something that, you know , we put a point of emphasis on. we have to get it going. i'm sure doug has told the guys that. we have to figure out is what going on there. >> #sarcasm. >>> yesterday we told but charitable work of the eagles defensive end chris long. he is funding two, seven year scholarships to a middle school in his hometown of charlottesville, virginia long is donating six pay checks totaling $360,000,

first hamlet with director sam gold and os car isaac then a doll's house part two with playwright lucas hnath, director sam gold, actress laurie metcalf then a look at the musical "dear evan hansen." >> a contemporary audience is a lot less used to rhetoric and the idea of speaking verse. and i think it's really important to honor the tradition of speaking verse and poetry and giving the audience poetry which has music to it. but i think it's important not to alienate the audience and to claim that poetry but to find a way that it's also contemporary communication. >> the way the play articulates is it talks about that there is a voice inside of your head and that voice is you but you have all these other voices colliding in on it. voices of your parents, of your husband, of the people in your community telling you what you should be doing. and so she has to stop hearing those voices of other people and hear really if i am left to myself, what do i want for myself. >> one of the most effective things about the show is the first sort of 12, 15 minutes when you get to meet evan and give h