this is abraham. i'm okay. i just want to let you know i'm okay and hung up. >> that's how he spoke, slowly and halting? >> that's just how he talks. >> reporter: why would smith do such a cruel thing? he thought it was okay because it would make abraham's mother feel better. what he didn't know is that the cops were all over dee dee. their surveillance tracks his phone and a short time later they pull him over. >> this is right after you made that phone call. >> yeah. they was like get out of the car. i was like oh, lord jesus, i'm going to go to jail. >> reporter: now the cops are questioning the barber and still following the blonde, dee dee. at that point no one would have predicted where the case would goo or that the big break would come from a little can of red bull. stay with us. is now part of our exclusive 2 for $20 menu. new honey pepper grill combines pure honey and cracked pepper. [ male announcer ] i really want to believe you, but... you want proof? roll the proof! [ male announcer ] there you go

you are abraham's seed. turn to somebody and say, "i'm abraham's seed." all right, so the promise is also to you, right? you are abraham's seed. so the promise was not to abraham or to his seed through the law, but through the righteousness of faith. it's not through the law, and we've been trying to get it through the law. in other words, it's not through your obedience. it's not through your law keeping. it's not through your earning it. amen? hey, abraham himself did not receive the blessings because he got his act all together. the man lied about his wife, man. just outrightly plum lied, and he has a very spiritual motive to protect his own life. and he did it twice. so he's not exactly a perfect example of someone being blessed because he kept the law or he obeyed god, but he was a man of faith. so the promise is not via the law. it's via the righteousness of faith. if we had preached righteousness of faith to our people, they will just effortlessly inherit. you know, abraham lied. some of you look at m

. >> 19-year-old jared abrahams surrendered to fbi agents yesterday.y used spyware to shoot nude photos and video of cassidy who recently moved to new york. >> i never talked to him. we never had any sort of social interaction. >> miss teen usa and jared abrahams both graduated last year from great oak high school in california. but he was practically a stranger to her. >> it's weird that he was so close to me but yet he was doing this horrific thing to me at the same time. >> according to authorities, abrahams hacked into wolf's laptop computer, turned on the web cam and took intimate consistents that he -- photos that he threatened to publicly post. the suspect's lawyer -- >> thal wants to a-- the family wants to apologize for the consequences of his behavior to the families that were affected. >> an 18-year-old said she was hacked by abrahams while she was skyping with her boyfriend. >> i was terrified finding out that someone had been watching me for the past year or so. >> abrahams suffers from autism and apparently hacked into computers with ease

the god of abraham, isaac and jacob!and there isn't enough force in this whole world to oppose the god of abraham. and so they're there. and this is what paul is talking about. yes, they stumbled, when they rejected the messiah, but they didn't fall out of god's program for the future. all right, read on, "but rather through their fall (through their unbelief, rejecting the messiah, crucifying him and bringing about the resurrection and all that pertains to our gospel, it was all because of israel's unbelief. so).through their fall salvation is come to the gentiles to really provoke (the nation of israel) to jealousy" to think that the god of abraham is now turning to the gentile world. all right, now then, verse 12, now just keep reminding yourself what i'm saying. how can this be true if the jew has disappeared 1900 years ago? then we might as well throw the book away and go home. "now if the fall of them (israel's rejecting their messiah).if the fall of them be the riches of the world (the whole world) and the diminis

"abraham called on the name of the lord." notice it's called beersheba, and to today it's still called beersheba. by the way, that's the place where we saw the helicopter rescue when we were there the last time with my leaders, alright? we were first-hand witnesses of a rescue where god is still keeping covenant. so what i'm saying is that abraham cut a covenant with abimelech, but notice, who has the upper hand? if you're gonna cut a covenant, make sure you don't compromise. make sure that friend knows your boundaries. how many understand that, alright? but you say, "be not unequally yoked," and all that. you cannot even sign a contract for a building with someone as a guarantor or whatever. it's crazy. are you listening, people? that's why marriage is very applicable. it's something you do day in and day out. you are yoked together, alright? the whole context here refers to don't do what they do. you can do business with them, but don't do what they do, or else before you invite the air condition repair man into your house,

>> are you up on abraham lincoln? >> no, i'm not. just a general discussion of abraham lincoln?>> no, just when i was younger i heard that he was a big hero because he freed the slaves and when i got into higher education in college and high school they would say he was actually a racist and he only did it for political motivation. i wonder about that and have you seen that interpretation change? >> you have people at hillsdale who know a lot more about that than i do. larry barnes knows a lot more about lincoln than i do. but i think there are some remarks of lincoln on record that reflects such attitudes. the general critique of lincoln and again remember i am from texas. i am a confederate. and so we had other issues with president lincoln besides his language. he was a little too proactive from my standpoint but that's another story altogether. world war i or whenever it was. anybody else? down here are, down here. >> hi i am spencer and i go to the college of william and mary. how is it different when someone has been, history has has declared summoned to the bad like joe m

winston churchill, abraham lincoln... some of the greatest intellectuals on earth had trouble with their mind. i don't know what you're experiencing right now there at your house, on your job... i don't know if there's a fear that grows, because the only way to conquer fear is with faith. it's the only way. but your mind may be going through the fight of a lifetime. many marriages, when a thought comes into your mind about the unfaithfulness or the possibility of unfaithfulness with your partner, when you feel like you've been stripped of your significance, all of life's battles are in the mind. there's a great book that you ought to read. it's lance armstrong's book called it's not about the bike. i keep 500 books with me every day of my life. they're in my e-book reader. and i carry these 500 books everywhere i go so that my mind can run on the track that i want it to run on. lance armstrong, the great bicyclist, incredible athlete, just incredible athlete... had cancer. he lost all interest in the thing that he loved m

not a chance, according to homeowner abraham scaline from los angeles. >> july 17th, 2008, around 11: people broke through my house and took my jewelry, money, safe, my computers. and they walked away from the front door. >> it's broad daylight when the burglars walk past the security signs and enter the home through the back door. the first guy comes in and slowly looks around, checking to see if anyone is home. he realizes he's alone and decides to steal a laptop, then leaves. but that's not the end of it. >> somebody from outside in the street give him a signal on the phone if somebody's coming close to the house. and then he went out again and call another person. >> the second time two men enter and decide to check out the rest of the house. they enter the children's bedrooms, don't see mump there, so they continue their search. >> then they went inside my bedroom, opened the drawers, took whatever they found there, removed all the clothes from the closet. they found one safe. then they pick up the safe, they wrap it with my son blanket, and they walked away from the front door.

for example, he met abraham lincoln.lincoln had more important things to do than meet a delegation from massachusetts, something hofburg found very amusing us to stay in a grim sort of way. he later wrote that hawthorne was the homeland and. soccer is the handsomest man. and sorry, like it it was the home homeliest homeliest minis ever seen and he was wearing shabby slippers and he met the delegation from massachusetts, but nonetheless he liked him for his rice and kind look. this is hot. presa seemed to me because he mustn't forget what it is your closest friends was franklin pearce. he may have forgotten that because franklin pearce is not exactly a conjure with particular days. but he was a southern sympathizer, which is all you need to know for the purposes of this talk to think of hawthorne being friends with franklin pearce and of course what i used to like to say would be as if jd salinger were friends with george bush. examples got a little dated. i read a book about dickinson, her relationship to a man, which is

abrahams faces two years in prison. >>> the president of borilla italian foods is in hot water after saying he would not show gay families in ads for their pasta. he said while he respects gay marriages, he would "never make a spot with a homosexual family." he went on to say if people disagree with that, they can eat other pasta. >>> night was turned to day in alberta, canada, when a meteor blazed by leaving a visible trail. the officer who captured the video said he "freaked out" when he saw the meteor. >>> and jeff corliss has announced his most daring stunt yet. he's going to attempt to fly through a three to five-yard cleft in the middle of a rock formation in china. yikes. >>> the s&p 500 and dow snap a five-day losing streak as the gdp confirms growth at a moderate pace and jobless claims drop. toyota recalling over 600,000 older sienna minivans to prevent rollaways. a transmission problem could cause them to shift out of the park position when the driver isn't pressing the brake pedal. >>> mcdonald's announced the clinton global initiative that it will start giving customers

it remained, for abraham lincoln, to illumine the ultimate significance of gettysburg. and here if i could have an assist from the booth. [laughter] one more. and another. [laughter] in fact, let's give it the last click, and we'll get everything up there. you see what a wonderful place the atlanta history center is? [laughter] i just say something, and it, it appears. marvelous. if only my students and class could deliver like that. [laughter] it remained for lincoln to illumine the ultimate significance of gettysburg. in the words that he spoke at the dedication of the national cemetery laid out on cemetery hill in the months after the battle, the words of his gettysburg address have been worn so familiar with usage that it may be hard now to realize the depths of meaning in lincoln's few brief remarks. all of 272 words. at that dedication in november, 1863. but in lincoln's mind, the fundamental significance and importance of gettysburg and the civil war lay in the survival of democracy itself and whether any nation so conceived and so dedicated can long endure. reme

abraham and isaac., watering my camels." >> ossie: qualify her. >> she qualified through servanthood. boaz said to ruth, "everybody's discussing you. they say that you treat your mother-in-law seven times, better than seven sons would treat their mother." it is remarkable to find a woman who treats another woman good. you almost create a museum. [laughter] and he said, "everybody's discussing how you talk to naomi." now, naomi, first, she's a mother-in-law. that's quite an experience. mother-in-laws are unforgettable. >> ossie: yes. >> to have a bitter mother-in-law is truly unforgettable. she changed her name. remember that? she changed her name. "don't call me 'pleasant one,' any more. call me 'miss bitter.'" she went to the courthouse and changed her name. "call me 'miss bitter.'" but ruth saw past the hard crust. she was bitter. her two sons had died. her husband had died. she had nothing left and she's embittered. but ruth, saw her future in that relationship. and she said, "i'm not interested in b

for those of you who are very strong supporters of the arab culture and community center you know abraham's work very well you joined in 2,003 as the america cultural and community center youth program coordinate 98or for over a decade he has provided services to the arab couldn't health and education and immigration his days start in the early mornings, commuting between court appointments homes of low increase and disabled clints, hospitals and schools and his work leads into the late evenings he can be found in the late trip ac's where he tutors nearly 50 america youth to help them understand the important of education their futures in the world and academic excellence his mint doesn't stop at mentoring he helps many student pursue scholarships to per view their dreams for higher education he understand the value and importance of community service and empowering our people to be strong and proud and conscious and capable members of the community who never forgot their heritage. so abraham, on behalf of the city and county of the san francisco x we will like to presented you with the 201

i was, i was a bit skeptical, forgive me, about abraham lincoln. i know he's an icon, i just saw somebody's eyebrows raise. [laughter] and because i thought he can't be that good, nobody's that good. you know? he can't be that brilliant, that eloquent, that sagacious, he can't be those things. and i found out that he was. that he really was. and that was kind of chilling and, again, very humbling. so those would be two of the many, many things. >> thank you. >> one of the things that's so exciting about the book is, as you've pointed out, is reading stories that are familiar to us, and yet you make them fresh, and then read ago lot of stories that haven't -- reading a lot of stories that aren't familiar to us. so the challenge to you as a writer is how do you take something like the gettysburg address, how do you make it fresh for you and for us? and the second part of the question is, what stories did you come across that you were especially excited about that were new to you that you knew had to be in this book that were going to illuminate and e

- no, no, i'm-- apparently, i bear a passing resemblance to abraham lincoln.nd of hard for me to go to places like museums, historical monuments, elementary schools. i don't see it. - chelsea, give mr. lincoln your hat so i can take a picture. - okay. quick. - hey! lincoln's starting. [light applause] - oh, uh, no. no, no, no, no. i'm actually with a tour group myself, so-- [laughter] - [laughs] [raspy voice] hello, i'm abraham lincoln. some people call me the great emancipator, but, uh, you might know me from the penny. [laughter] - okay. you know the test booklets that they give out in all the schools. i was thinking that we could put a coupon in the back that people would mail in to us, and as--you know, as i tell it, i don't like it. unless, of course, you are responding to it. - i am not. - um, excuse me. i'm gonngo to the bathroom. at this point, when you're this pregnant, it's kind of like senior spring. the other day i spit my gum out on the carpet. - kevin, you've been quiet. i'm curious to know what your game-changer is. - well, you know how in the v

abraham was rich in silver, cattle and gold.he father of faith. >> reporter: the eye of the needle and the camel. >> the book says it is harder to put a camel through an eye of the needle than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of heaven. the disciple's response to that was who can be saved then. jesus said with good all things are possible. >> reporter: in other word, wealth need not be a barrier to salvation. in between consumption, some actual moments of ministry both from the pulpit. >> the problem with the world today i found out we want everything but what we really need. >> reporter: and on the streets. >> jesus said i have come so you may have life. this is low life. >> as for detrick, he is not so much after fortune but fame. awe asinging the gospel. preaching, no different than preaching, putting melanie to it. gospel singer and preacher trying to bounce back after a scandal. >> you have a young lady pregnant, out of wedlock when my divorce is not final. >> reporter: seems you are the man that brings some drama t

. >> abraham is one of 3.5 million uninsured flor iedians. the volunteers thop make sure they'll have access to health care and focus on his panics. >> one-third of uninsured in the country are hispanic. there's a lot of work community by community - working with community health centres. with organizations that have a presence in the latino communities. federal workers known as navigators are trying to enrol people in health care plans. governor rick scott sent a letter to congressional leaders. there are safeguards in place to protect personal information handed over to the navigators. as for abraham she sees light at a tunnel that ends 1 january. >> i'm looking forward to getting back to what i love to do. having health insurance will allow me to do that. >> by fulfilling a dream to become a doctor, abraham hopes to cure others. >> so much of the affordable care act depends on where you live and not all states plan to operate the exchanges the same way. the "wall street journal" shows these states are running their own health care system.

the egyptian interior minister, it's not clear who was behind the attack onmohammed abraham's convoy in the cairo. taking the first tab toward withdrawing from the criminal court. the g 20 summit has started in russia amid sharp differences of military action against syria. the u.s. and france backed diplomatically by the uk. russia is backed by brazil and china. >> a handshake and a smile for the cameras masking deep divisions. vladimir putin greeting barack obama in st. petersburg and officially it was dedicated to economic issues but the host who agreed to adding cereal to the menu. >> they have asked me to give the time and possibility to discuss other very acute topics of international politics not included in the original plan. in particular, the situation around syria. >> i suggest we do this during dinner. >> that is likely to be a stormy meal. the war in cereal has divided global powers and the u.s. may be backed up by france and its calls for military strikes but the g 20 sees the two allies increasingly isolated as the russian opposition garners more global support. china

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this is where i read the children's book about abraham lincoln and caesar chavez and mahatma gandhi. this is what inspires who we are as a people, as a city. i want to thank you today. look around at this crowd today. we represent the diversity, the mows mosaic, not just of san francisco but the world. it's a library that gives us the knowledge and culture of what our world is about. i want to thank you for being part of this village that is not just the bay but san francisco. i want to thank the city staff, our mayor, our local supervisor for coming togeth

jared james abraham used computer spyware to hack into 30 to 40 web cams.ecretly take nude pictures and video of at least seven victims, before allegedly threatening to make them public. wolf talked about being one of the victims in august, on wpix. >> cyber hacked and terrorized four months ago. my computer and my web cam were hacked into. >> reporter: wolf knew someone had stampered with her computer when someone changed her twitter profile picture to a half-nude picture. and she received an e-mail with nude pictures of herself. with a message of threatening to make them public. saying her dream of being a model will be transformed into a porn star, unless she met one of three demands. >> you need to give me more nude photos. or skype with me for five minutes and do what i say. otherwise, your photographs will be posted online. >> reporter: it turns out, wolf knows abraham, both graduating last year from the same high school. >> on behalf of the abrahams family, they want to express their profound remorse and regret. they acknowledged the harm that occurr

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. >> guest: that one's a lot of fun, it was about the search for the killers of abraham lincoln. he has written a book about the assassination of jfk, and he's also done a young adult version from scholastic. and what we have is the sample of the young adult version. >> host: mr. cader, out at buzz books 2013, fall be, winter, what did you -- what are you excited about? >> guest: you know, i keep dipping in and finding things that i like. the nice thing is that we have all kinds of different stuff. we have authors people know and love, elizabeth gilbert, but we have great debut fiction. last year we were one of the first people to the tell people about the yellow birds by kevin powers which went on to be one of best recognized, awarded books of this year. so the best thing is it's got a little bit of everything, some of the nonfiction that we've discovered. one thing that might be fun for television viewers, there was a man who was johnny carson's longtime lawyer, confidant, fixer who was in the shadows for rirlly decades, but he called him his best friend. and yet he has storied

officers arrested abraham pearson after receiving a tip he had been spotted walking in a highway to detroithe was trying to hitchhike to florida. he broke free after being escorted to court to see a 15 year sentence. he stabbed a deputy with a cone he turned into a weapon. the deputy is expected to be okay. >>> he was targeted by the taliban who was saving a soldier's life is now moving to america. it could be as soon as next month. medal of honor was one of thousands who lobbied for the 35-year-old. he was held up in bureaucratic red tape for two years. here is meijer last month on "fox & friends." >> these guys have done so much. i can't tell you how many times an interpreter kept me out of a bad situation and save lives. you keep doing this and people are going to sthoeping you. >> how great this guy was. there were 5,000 visas in afghanistan but a small number of those visas have been granted. >>> george zimmerman back in the headlines after a new brush with the law. his estranged wife says he threatened her with a gun and punched her father in the nose. there is a question whether he w

days after her sex tape being released farah abraham was caught buying a pregnancy test. here is what her porn star costar said about the rumors. to say that you are potentially are pregnant is not something to joke about. a child is not something to be taken lightly. this is the type of publicity i do not agree with and i do not want to participate in. joking or lies or using pregnancy to get attention in media is not cool. what is your reaction to that from james? >> i really don't take into consideration anything he says. and i'm not the one worried about publicity stunts, med and attention. also, i don't ever joke about or anything around children or my daughter or pregnancy. because that is -- because i have a daughter and he doesn't. i know what real-life is. what i'm going to have to do when i have a child. that is why i have not taken the pregnancy test. because i do know it is a financial thing. there is also maybe i can't do -- >> so you bought the test but you -- >> because i like really -- like i'm like going t have a hard time even hearing from you. maybe i s

now they arrested her former high school classmate, jared abrahams.e is a college student studying computer science. he appeared in federal court charged with extortion. >> there were multiple victims. in the state of california, throughout the united states and even internationally. some were as young as 16 years old. >> according to the criminal complaint abrahams confessed to investigators who found evidence of hacking software along with images and videos of the victims on his computer and cell phone. abrahams has mental health issues. >> the family wants to apologize for the consequences of his behavior and the families that were effected. >> reporter: the fbi says webcam hacking is a growing problem. cassidy hopes her case will be a wake up call for all of us. >> this happened to me when i was a normal girl in high school. it can happen to anybody. >> this morning, the accused hacker, jared abrahams is out on $50,000 bail. he is only allowed to leave for church, school, attorney visits and doctors appointments but he is not allowed to use the in

abraham, for instance, is preparing to sacrifice his son isaac, as god commanded him. he looks up at the angel who orders him to substitute the ram. both the north and south transept portals belong to the new cathedral, built after the 1194 fire. the south side followed shortly after the north, so the samchanges we saw there are now even more advand. here, for instance is the warrior saint theodore. with a weight borne on one foot like the classical contrapposto pose he's liberated from the architectural framework. in contrast to the other biblical figures, for the first time he is dressed and armed as a contemporary 13th-century crusader. the human form and its natural depiction, now sanctioned by the church released the creative energies of the gothic sculptor. soon a variety of individualized figures blossomed on cathedrals not only in france but all over europe. the great age of gothic cathedrals was an unparalleled time of expansiveness in european society, but in saying that we mustn't forget that during those years, the mass of society was still dependent peasan

the idea for the donation came from doctor theodore abraham, a hopkins cardiologist who was concerned about student athletes. "incue: heart disease can affect young kids.. outcue: and it very often can be fatal." the israel and mollie myers family foundation donated 10- thousand dollars to johns hopkins in order to purchase the aeds. a... bag ...full of... hundred dollar bills.../ imagine... finding that... in... the middle of the road! it... happened... to one maryland driver.../. what... he did next... may surprise you. croft says: "it was right in the middle of the road down there. it looked like a bag. something just said 'back up and see what's in there'. i was shocked. i've never really found anything like that before. " what robert croft found was money - $6,000. around 3pm sunday, he drove right over it on a ramp along route 29. croft says: "it was strange. i opened it up and i was like 'wow, what a gift' cause i could definitely use it." you see, he'd been laid off and just found a new job... he has two young children. croft says: "they said can we keep it? can we keep it? i

i'll read cards: george, john abraham, tim donely, stephanie change, sylvia. and we'll stop there. >> good afternoon. my name is george, my wife and i have lived in the van ness brt for 35 years. we love this area. it's perfect for walking. we like the aspect [inaudible] pedestrian safety, but we remain concerned about program. the concerns are [inaudible] the chaos due to construction when all traffic the pinched into two lanes in each direction. interesting [inaudible] trip to review the mexico city brt. actually a comparison of the van ness proposal helped illustrate what is wrong with the plan. average stops facing at least twice that of the van ness system. times savings up to 60 minutes, versus 7 for the van ness. van ness cars still average 10 miles per hour. in the short van ness corridor with high density crossing traffic and transit lines,you can't do better without compromise to the other crosslines in traffic. a ten point penalty would be assessed for this plan due to low commercial speeds. basically it's not rapid transit. [inaudible] bike or othe

accidente fatal que se suscito esta madrugada aproximadamente a la 1:40 en el fairfax parkway cuando abrahamridas leves mientras el hombre de manassas muriÓ en el impacto un hombre fue asesinado al recibir varios disparos en el distrito de columbia. el hecho ocurrio en la madrugada del sabado en en el sur este del distrito. la victima, devar battle de 34 anos fue identificada por la policia se dice que fue disparado varias veces y pronunciado muerto en el hospital. la policia continua investigando este caso. pasando a otros temas.... son muchas

. ♪ >> announcer: from new york city, this is "nightline" with dan abrahams. >> good evening.lower as it is for its famous or infamous controversies. and they don't take criticism lightly. when former sigh ycientologist remini made comments in a public forum it set the stage for a showdown between a powerful organization and one of its highest profile defectors. dan harris has the story. >> going through a personal big change for me and my family. >> reporter: in behind the scenes moments from dancing with the stars, leah remini wearing sweat pants and hair back, fires a shot across the bow of the controversial church of scientology. >> the church is looking for me to fail so they can say to parishioners see what happens when you leave the church. they're waiting for me to fail. >> reporter: remini who starred in the hit sitcom "king of queens." >> i wanted to perform in the -- >> reporter: not only accused the church of wanting her to fail on dancing with the stars and spoke broadly about her experience in scientology. >> i was always so scared to be myself. we are used to ev

it's tough, right, his attorney told one of our affiliates that jared abrahams is autistic, and his family remorse for what he did to you and these other women. if he is indeed autistic, does this change what you think -- given what you went through which is horrible no matter who did it to you, right -- >> right. >> but does it change your view of what the punishment should be? >> it doesn't necessarily change my view of what the punishment should be because that is up to the judge and up to our court system. awe but i am fighting a battle between my heart and head. in my head i'm thinking this person did it to me and seven other girls. in my heart, i'm thinking, you know, why. why did he do this? what is honestly troubling him? he obviously has an internal conflict. i want to know why. it's a conflict between my heart and my head. >> and how did this affect you and your family? you have had one day to sink in who he is. so i mean, i would imagine -- i don't want to put words in your mouth -- but you're not sure yet totally how you feel. >> i'm not sure at all. i can't describe how i'm fe

. >>> and do you see abraham lincoln in this photo? the big moment in u.s.tory some experts think this picture shows. >>> good morning. the eastern sky painted with brush strokes of color early on this wednesday morning. temperatures right now are down into the 40s much of the region. >>> welcome back. the man who rushed to help a british tourist who was hit by a taxicab in new york city was fired days after the incident. he used his plummer's belt as a tourniquet after it severed her foot. >> justino said he was fired for attracting too much media attention. justino was the torman of an under construction drugstore. the company says he and two other plumbers were laid off because there wasn't enough work at the job site. >>> we are approaching 6:41. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has a look outside. tom? >>> good morning. look at that predawn sky lit up with neon orange clouds over capitol hill. that's a live view from our nbc 4 city camera early on this wednesday morning. temperatures around the region are generally in the 40s. right now mid to

kevin san was a student at abraham lincoln high school, and a member of the junior rotc drum corps. his friends say the group cancelled practice yesterday because of kevin's death. so his friends decided to come here to honor him. >> he always had a smile on his face. on a gloomy day, he would just maybe give a laugh. reporter: kevin was killed when police say a speeding mercedes suv slammed into the minivan he was in. his mother and sister were seriously injured, as were three other people in a different vehicle. the driver of the speeding suv suffered minor injuries and police tell us she was taken to the hospital friday morning, and then medically released. she was spooked into the san francisco county jail friday. we are -- no. we understand she is facing several citations for vehicle code violations. reporting live, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> the family of man stabbed to death near at&t park wednesday want the public's help to figure out what happened. dodger jonathan denver was killed after getting in an argument with a giants fan. cornell is live at the park. reporter: gi

police say 44-year-old abraham aragon was driving the wrong way on the parkway when he struck a toyota avalon head on. aragon died at the scene. the driver of the toyota and pregnant wife were taken to the hospital. both have nonlife-threatening injuries, but the couple's baby born prematurely. doctors say the infant is now in serious condition. >>> in just a moment, startled diners scrambling for cover when an suv crashes into a restaurant. >>> fitness classes around the world today united for a good cause. >>> it was a really pleasant day throughout the d.c. metro area. our high temperature was 75, and we do have good amount of sunshine. what lies ahead for the work week? looks like the dry stretch is going to continue. i'll tell you more about that in the first >>> in chicago an argument escalates and ends with an suv crashing into a restaurant. it happened on the city's south side at r.j.'s chicken and fish. police say the driver deliberately tried to ram his friends with the vehicle. that friend and a bystander were hurt when the suv slammed into the restaurant. >> one of those gu

look at what abraham lincoln said right after the election, he said the republican party was a sectionalty, and he said, quote, it is just what we attempted to bring about. it calls it's a national, but it is not national, it is sectional. the republican party is the party of the north pledged against the south. the worry was the north was going to overrun the south. and in 1860, where we like it or not, and i'm against slavery, but slavery was legal. if they wanted to keep slaves all they had to do was stay in the union. jefr -- jefferson davis said slavery will end if we agree to succession. >> when we come back i want to talk about free speech. tweet us your thoughts. ♪ >> my name is omar, i'm on "the stream." ♪ >>> welcome back to "the stream." we're discussing the confederate flag's contentious history. joining us our discussion is the senior vice president of the first amendment center here in d.c. thanks for joining us. >> glad to be with you. >> whether we're talking heritage or hate, is the confederate flag free to fly anywhere. >> we set a very, very high bar for government to

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. >> thellie said, i had limited success back in the south pointing out the similarities in the abrahamicigious. we have the largest number of hate groups in america. we have the protests against mosques. we have the anti-sharia laws, how has this brought together interfaith at this points? >> i think it's a natural reaction to become defensive and turn inward when you feel you're under attack. that's precisely what we need to try to stop from happening. people get hurt. they're alienated from themselves, their communities, our religious communities are great sources of psychological and social support for people. that's why when we had our friends in the faith communities come together like shoulder to shoulder, working at the national level, it means that being involved in interfaith work, in fact, helps us take care of our first priority, which is the right to exist with security and peace in our own countries. >> rabbi, how do you reach people who are afraid or disinterested in learning about people of other faiths? >> yes, i think the first step really is for me to as an individual t

a war buff claims he's spotted abraham lincoln in a blurry photo.ago another historian claimed he spotted lincoln in the same photo. only his lincoln was few feet to the left and on a horse. experts also say his hair and beard appeared a bit too long. we may never know which of these abes is the honest abe. >>> sports lead. big time college football programs generate tens of millions of dollar as year. everyone involves gets a piece of that except for the players who are one big hit away from becoming just students. not student athletes or maybe not even there. now those in favor of paying college players have some aye-popping numbers on their side. the average player of the top 25 money school is worth more than $190,000. that's according to business insidecher calculated the fair market value for players in each of the top 25 cash collecting colleges. average football player at the university of texas is worth the most in the country. $578,000 per player followed by michigan, alabama, auburn, georgia. business insiders say it came up with the numb

abraham shakespeare strikes it rich, winning millions in the lotto, and lets most of it slip away. >>ple that abraham shakespeare was lakeland's stimulus package. >> narrator: with his fortune dwindling, a woman named dee dee moore steps in and promises to help protect what's left. >> i mean, he'd been in the hood all his life, and, all of a sudden, this woman come out of the blue. phew! okay? >> narrator: but instead of looking after the lotto winner, moore only looks after herself. >> everything that mr. shakespeare has ever owned now belonged to dee dee moore. >> narrator: when he goes missing, all eyes turn to her. >> they're saying that i took

you know, abraham is told leave the place you're used to and go to a new land. as i crossed the atlantic and i was going, as they sometimes say, to the heart of whiteness because it was very monolithically english at that time. england as far more mixed now, and it was english people in english culture speaking english in england with the church of england. so outsiders were treated like somewhat like outsiders, and being jewish was certainly thought to be a subject that i would be ashamed of. and so if i would say of someone else, do you think they're jewish? favorites that i wouldn't dream of asking. and i would think to myself, i'm asking is a descendent of abraham and moses and not if they have a communicable sexual disease. [laughter] so that was sort of, but my geithner counter was going off in us very excited because i've not experienced what my parents talk about. although i believed then and i read jewish history and was watching the world. it was exciting to feel that the world was really fraught with conflict and opposition. and so what happened was t

woman: you were a good man, abraham. please scrawl that on a rough-hewn piece of wood in my honor.henry viii. did you enjoy what i just did for you, sire? yes, very much so. wow, when this is over, i am definitely keeping her head. joseph smith discovering the book of mormon. oh, an old con ed bill-- i mean, a new testament of jesus christ; everyone has to sleep with me. what? and no dancing. but recent years have also seen many important historical events. 1985 brought us the gayest music video of all time. (echoing whistle) okay, tokyo. south america, australia, france. germany, u.k. (whistling) africa! (upbeat intro to "dancing in the street" featuring trumpets) ♪ calling out around the world ♪ ♪ are you ready for a brand-new beat? ♪ ♪ summer's here, and the time is right ♪ ♪ for dancing in the street ♪ dancing in chicago ♪ dancing in the street ♪ ♪ down in new orleans ♪ dancing in the street ♪ ♪ in new york city ♪ dancing in the street ♪ ♪ all we need is music, sweet music ♪ ♪ sweet music ♪ ♪ there'll be music everywhere ♪ ♪ everywhere ♪ ♪ they'll be swinging, swaying, records