and another one of my influences was kenny isaacs. kenny isaacs was a local boxing hero. and i was one of these kids that was getting beat up all the time by bullies. i wasn't much of a physical specimen. and kenny isaacs was-- he was the fighter of fighters. everyone admired that guy. i remember going to lynn and watching him fight sometimes. i was about maybe 14 years old, 13, 14, and saying, "wow, this guy is so great." i wish i could be there in his corner, be sort of the kid that comes up with the water bucket, you know, and helps him. this is a gladiator, no one beat him up. but anyway, kenny isaacs was a big influence because, to make a long story short, three years later, kenny isaacs was in my corner. and a fellow lived next door to me, eddie mccarthy, who was a professional fighter, 135-pound, lightweight, very good guy. and he took me under his wing. but then he went off to the korean war. just before he did that, he turned me over to a local boxing hero, kenny isaacs. and he told kenny, "kenny, take young paul here under your wing. he's my protege." kenny did

isaac newton was a genius. you know, there are people on this campus that can calculate how fast the cannonball would have to go. and you know what? there are people in this room who could calculate with no pencil, no paper, only their minds how fast the cannonball would have to go. and i think that 80% of the people in this room can make that calculation if i guide your thinking. can we try it? you want to see who you are? let's try. let me give you a geometrical fact. we live in a world that's curved. we know it's curved because if you put a laser one meter off the ground and you fired the laser beam out over the desert like the mojave desert in california, perfectly flat for miles and miles and miles. if you fired that laser beam, you'd find out the lasebeam over here, it looks like to people it's poiing up but it's not pointing up here. it jt that the earth is curving under. let me give you a fact that a geography teacher can tell you about. if you go out 8 kilometers, that's 8,000 meters this way, you'll f

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and then it was isaac.hat was the most amazing feeling. >> i mean, i have always felt like this was meant to be. but it just feels like this thing was like this perfect little nugget of happiness. i'm very, very lucky. i'm very, very lucky. >> reporter: if you don't recognize that song, it's "marry you" by bruno mars. popular on youtube with lots of couples, but amy and isaac can claim approval from bruno mars himself, who tweeted, congrats to isaac lamb and the future mrs. i don't think i could have made a better music video for this song. thank you. so to all you guys trying to muster the guts to ask that big question, now you can add to the challenge. top this. kerry sanders, nbc news. >> doesn't get much sweeter than that, does it? >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. don't forget "dateline" tonight. for all of us here at nbc news, don't forget "dateline" tonight. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

and another one of my influences was kenny isaacs. kenny isaacs was a local boxing hero. and i was one of these kids that was getting beat up all the time by bullies. i wasn't much of a physical specimen. and kenny isaacs was-- he was the fighter of fighters. everyone admired that guy. i remember going to lynn and watching him fight sometimes. i was about maybe 14 years old, 13, 14, and saying, "wow, this guy is so great." i wish i could be there in his corner, be sort of the kid that comes up with the water bucket, you know, and helps him. this is a gladiator, no one beat him up. but anyway, kenny isaacs was a big influence because, to make a long story short, three years later, kenny isaacs was in my corner. and a fellow lived next door to me, eddie mccarthy, who was a professional fighter, 135-pound, lightweight, very good guy. and he took me under his wing. but then he went off to the korean war. just before he did that, he turned me over to a local boxing hero, kenny isaacs. and he told kenny, "kenny, take young paul here under your wing. he's my protege." kenny did

isaac and his future bride are both actors from portland, oregon.s only practiced once for that performance. the wedding will be in a year. >>> that's going to do it for "world news" on this saturday. i will see you tomorrow morning on "gma." till then, thanks for watching and good night.

the guy talking to her, that is the brother of her boyfriend, isaac. just turned on a camera so you can watch amy's expression as an extraordinary surprise unfolds. ♪ we can go ♪ no one will know ♪ oh come on girl >> reporter: at first it's just a couple of people lip-synching to the bruno mars' song "marry you." ♪ shots of petron ♪ and it's on girl >> reporter: but look at it build. look at the choreography. ♪ don't say no no no no no no ♪ say yeah yeah yeah yeah ♪ and we'll go go go go >> reporter: and look at amy pretty much losing her mind, especially when a marching band files in. ♪ you and i ♪ we're looking for something >> reporter: and then three computers with friends dancing along on the screen. ♪ i think i want to marry you >> reporter: and it all pulled back to reveal a man. ♪ who cares baby ♪ i think i want to marry you >> reporter: isaac. >> will you marry me? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: pretty smooth. ♪ fancy free >> she'll be hard pressed to say no. isaac lamb and his future bride amy frankel are both actors from portland, oreg

>> most of us learned at an early age how an apple falling from a tree inspired isaac newton to describe how the universe behaves by certain predictable rules. but what about when the universe doesn't behave so... [ thunder rumbling ] predictably? can mathematics explain the often unpredictable behavior of the physical world, everything from the weather to the way a baseball travels through the air? welcome to chaos theory. >> jake's fastball's coming in at about 94. >> yep. >> an object at rest will remain at rest... >> unless acted upon by an external and unbalanced force. newton on your mind again? >> yep. i've always been partial to his first law of motion. >> uh-huh. a lot of forces act on a baseball: gravity, friction, turbulence. >> turbulence? >> mm-hmm. knuckleball. some things you just can't predict. [ bat cracks ] >> still, every action has a reaction. >> pops and red are discussing an age-old dilemma: why in nature some things, like a baseball, can behave both predictably and unpredictably. and it's an exploration that began in earnest and one that used mathematics with isaac

isaac is up in philadelphia.>> welcome to "full court press." >> caller: yes, i'm calling because i think it is wonderful what the president did yesterday. i'm not gay but i feel as though people have the right to marry to love and to marry whoever they want to. and i think it is wonderful that we've come to this place in our -- >> bill: good for you, isaac. >> it is great we were able to -- >> bill: don't you think this is where the country is going, isn't it? >> well, yeah, he said it. barack said it. president obama said it yesterday. part of it -- part of it is generational. >> bill: i'm part of the white house press corps. i see him almost every day. >> hey barry. >> barry. >> barry hussein said yesterday that part of this is generational. my generation and my parent's generation, they don't understand it. they never interacted especially in the midwest you never interacted with an openly gay person. the kids don't care! the kids don't care about black or white or gay or straight. all they're interested in i

, who tweeted, congrats to isaac lamb and the future mrs.ld have made a better music video for this song. thank you. so to all you guys trying to muster the guts to ask that big question, now you can add to the challenge. top this. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news. >> i'm stunned. >> that's the first i've seen it. i like her jacket. >> shall we just do jazz hands in solidarity. >> i saw it last night in its entirety. i was crying. >> tamron says that no man should ever try to ask any woman ever to get married again because they could never beat this. >> i didn't say that. just do a big ring if you can't stage that performance. >> you feel bad for the guy who was about to pull the trigger at the barbecue this afternoon. >> it's amazing. and you know what? the happy couple will be here live in our studio on tuesday so we can ask all our questions. >> i want them to re-enact it. >> six months of rehearsals. >> a marching band. >> that's love. >> all right coming up next, beyonce, back on stage for the first time since the birth of her daugh

>> most of us learned at an early age how an apple falling from a tree inspired isaac newton to describe how the universe behaves by certain predictable rules. but what about when the universe doesn't behave so... [ thunder rumbling ] predictably? can mathematics explain the often unpredictable behavior of the physical world, everything from the weather to the way a baseball travels through the air? welcome to chaos theory. >> jake's fastball's coming in at about 94. >> yep. >> an object at rest will remain at rest... >> unless acted upon by an external and unbalanced force. newton on your mind again? >> yep. i've always been partial to his first law of motion. >> uh-huh. a lot of forces act on a baseball: gravity, friction, turbulence. >> turbulence? >> mm-hmm. knuckleball. some things you just can't predict. [ bat cracks ] >> still, every action has a reaction. >> pops and red are discussing an age-old dilemma: why in nature some things, like a baseball, can behave both predictably and unpredictably. and it's an exploration that began in earnest and one that used mathematics with isaac

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just to get a few more followers. >> isaac, newt gingrich will be in nevada as well.mitt romney moving forward? and the potential that he's there to see his old buddy, sheldon addleson. >> certainly can stop by for a meeting. but newt gingrich was a guy who was very good at promoting his own candidacy. it's not clear that he'll be very good at promoting mitt romney's candidacy. certainly will draw a lot of attention, and that's something that we can see, if you do an event that has donald trump and newt gingrich, you're going to get some headlines. and mitt romney's campaign has made the decision, clearly, that they would like those headlines and get the attention that will come from it. but i don't know, it's not clear to me how many votes newt gingrich is actually going to move and how many votes those will be outside of the republican primary base. >> and isn't it always when you try o figure out how many egos you can stuff into one state at the same time, maybe not at the same event. >> that's the problem in washington, d.c.. >> we'll see how it goes. thanks so mu

just to get a few more followers. >> isaac, newt gingrich will be in nevada as well.mitt romney moving forward? and the potential that he's there to see his old buddy, sheldon addleson. >> certainly can stop by for a meeting. but newt gingrich was a guy who was very good at promoting his own candidacy. it's not clear that he'll be very good at promoting mitt romney's candidacy. certainly will draw a lot of attention, and that's something that we can see, if you do an event that has donald trump and newt gingrich, you're going to get some headlines. and mitt romney's campaign has made the decision, clearly, that they would like those headlines and get the attention that will come from it. but i don't know, it's not clear to me how many votes newt gingrich is actually going to move and how many votes those will be outside of the republican primary base. >> and isn't it always when you try o figure out how many egos you can stuff into one state at the same time, maybe not at the same event. >> that's the problem in washington, d.c.. >> we'll see how it goes. thanks so mu

. >> a man named isaac enlisted the help of about 60 people to pop the question. ♪ ♪who cares baby, i♪ >> okay so isaac told his girlfriend to meet at his parents' house for dinner. when she showed up his brother put headphones on her and then the performance started. >> he called it the first live lip dubbed proposal. they danced to "marry you" by bruno mars and she definitely said this. if you want to see the whole five minute long proposal head to the website. we put all five minutes on there for you. it's abc2news.com and it's really sweet. >> what if he went to all of that trouble all these people to help and she said no i'm going to have to think about that. >> i know people never think about that when they do the public proposals but this worked out in his favorite. all the hard work paid off. i thought it was very sweet. >>> governor o'malley is asking sweep news and small businesses to pitch their business on a new social media platform pinterest. >> if you entered the contest some great prizes are in store for you. so the announcement the governor will make later on today. >

and then it was isaac.was the most amazing feeling. >> i mean, i have always felt like this was meant to be. but it feels like this thing was like this perfect nugget of happy not. i'm very, very lucky. i'm very, very lucky. >> aw, come on. who said romance is dead? i love it. the over-the-top proposal even got the approval by the artist, bruno mars, he sent out a tweet congratulating the happy couple saying he couldn't have imagined a better video for his song. so sweet. although i have to say for the other gentlemen out this, maybe even ladies, too, this puts a lot of pressure on how you have to propose. it's no longer getting down on one knee with the ring. you got to come up with something good. >> i know. the first idiot that went over the top makes it hard for the rest of us. you got to one up -- whatever's viral, you got to one up that these days. >> i know. i'm so happy for tm.

congrats to isaac lam and the future mrs. i don't think i could have made a better music video.e scheduled to appear on the tod"today show." she said yes. >> that's a proposal. >> that's a lot of people. >> he put effort into that. he deserves a yes. >> would you like to get married? >> didn't want to go. it's cold. >> kris sanchez with what's up next. >> a closer look at the conflict in syria. the violence is escalating. we'll show what you that means for the prospect of peace in the region and a fungus killing off thousands of frogs with millions of frogs imported here to the bay area. we'll take a look at how the disease could affect our local ecosystem. that and more on comcast 186. >>> your husband is waiting on line two, by the way. >> it was lovely. it was nice. i'm a whiner, though. i want to go to bed. i want to go to bed. that's it. >> 7:30 news in just a few minutes. enjoy the rest of your holiday. >> bye-bye. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only

also, remember that -- president romney's challenge and everybody notably including isaac and his colleagues at politico have been writing about this. he had to go far to right to get the nomination. now has to move to the center. he is clearly doing that. with an exception i will come to in a moment. there are signals out there that it would be -- a -- it would be -- it would be a, foreign policy that would have a lot of continuity with the president. one that being overall disposition of -- of a president romney. remember that governor romney -- presided over -- over the passage into state law in massachusetts. a policy with regard to climate change that was a good deal more enlightened than that of the united states of america. matched only perhaps by the -- by the admission, policy of governor schwarzenegger in california. who knows who his secretary of state might be. there are a lot of names floating out there. bob zellic, president of the world bank. was one. he believes that -- in dealing with china and other countries that, what's we should ask of countries is to be responsible stak

thank you, isaac. i will pick up, i think from what -- what bruce has said and my co-author, john michael arnold and i are in the category of respondents that, where is ben -- that ben mentioned at the outset which is we couldn't find much to dispute. bruce and his colleague's piece. we did want to focus in on a couple issues, notably, including the one that bruce just mentioned. i think what bruce has just said is essentially good news. what is emerging as a romney platform on foreign policy and the actual foreign policy of the obama administration. that is a good thing. and first there have been a lot of positive features to president obama's foreign policy which by the way -- demonstrates some degree of continuity with -- with the second term of the george w. bush administration. for example, reliance on the g-20. the g-20 was an invention or at least a convening of george w. bush. so i don't think that either -- we the american people, nor our friends abroad, need to worry over much that there will

also remember that president romney's challenge and everybody notably, including isaac and his colleagues at politico have been writing about this. he had to go very far to the right in order to get the nomination, and now he has to move to the center, and he's clearly -- he's clearly doing that. with an exception, and i'll come to it in a moment, there are signals out there that would be a -- it would be a foreign policy that would have a lot of continuity of the present one, one being the overall disposition of a president romn romney. remember that governor romney presided over the passage into state law in massachusetts on emissions policy with regard to climate change that was a good deal more enlightened than that of the united states of america. matched only perhaps by the admissions policy of governor schwarzenegger negatiin califor. who knows who his secretary of state might be. but there are a lot of names floating out there. bob zoellick until recently, the president of the world bank, was one, and he believes that -- in dealing with china and other countries, what we should as

that was great. >> well, congratulations isaac and amy.ishing you many, many years of happiness to come. and now here's matt. >> all right, ann, thank you very much. let's head down to washington, get some birthday wishes from our friend willard scott. willard, good morning. >> all over the world we get birthdays. fastest growing group in america, 100-year-olds and older. they will live to be 150 in the next 100 years. how about that? take a look at mae mack. she is from denver, colorado, she is 101 years old today. excellent cook. everybody loves to come to her house to eat. she is nothing but the best. ivan lebikzczak. he's from tampa, florida. 104 years old today. proud world war ii veteran and received the purple heart. he is a hero and a good man to boot. happy birthday. >>> mary scoppa in bel air, maryland, up the road from us outside of baltimore. she is one of the first winners of the maryland lottery. won $1 million. shared it all with her family. how about that? that was a long time ago, they say. good lady. alice smith. from san

isaac. pretty smooth. big finish. >> you have already given me a lifetime of happiness. will you let me spend the rest of my life trying to give you the same? will you marry me? >> she said, yes. perhaps the most amazing thing about this whole spectacle, the 60-plus performers only practiced once. they had no idea that said that the video would go so viral. then came this tweet from bruno mars myself. quote, i don't think i could have made a better music video myself." i think they're -- it was just posted days ago, now 700,000 hits. here's the thing -- the fact that they only practiced once, they're all actors. most of them have experience in musical theater. there's a little bit of a trick on that one >> i can't wait to see the follow-up at the wedding. >> i know. they set the bar pretty high. >> really, really, really high. >>> we're setting the bar pretty high because check out what's coming up next on "gma." these two little girls that are just too too much. >> we can keep going. this morning, we have

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. >> isaac jackson says he's an active meth user and a college grad co-founded the union three yearsago. there are supporters believe the war on drugs failed. according to the statement the goals to create a safe environment where people can use and enjoy drugs and to promote a positive image of user autos when dignify drug users we may get more difficult for them to access health care and more difficult for them to exercise their rights. and and the state director of the nonprofit alliance, a major funder of the union located in he tender loin. >> our goal is just the response to drugs from criminal justice response to public health response. >> and the former san francisco police chief believes law enforcement is a necessary tool. >> has to be. has to be. otherwise for many, not all, but many of the users there is no incentive to get into treatment and rehabilitation. >> but that is not the focus of the users union. >> if they're going to use we're not here to say no. you can't do that. >> and west says members not allowed to use at the meetings but it's okay to f.they come in load

. >> the marriage benefit added $700 a month to isaac goodwin's pay.he went to officials who are trying to determine whether isaac goodwin married katherine morris under false pretenses. >> a father and his two sons had died in an accident on the maryland farm. it seems that the men fell 20 feet into a minority it. that happened wednesday night in maryland. -- fell into a manure pit. that happened wednesday night in maryland. >> a fight is under way over plans to build a wal-mart in a neighborhood in oxon hill. it is next to a school and parents are concerned about the extra traffic a wal-mart would bring. a lawyer representing several parents from the schools say the property is known to the research park. >> it was not intended for low and retail. there is a lot of traffic. >> we have to fight this because our children to >> 80 and well-being is being put in jeopardy. >> the zoning board approved its. the lawyers say that he will appeal. >> it has been a busy week on and off the campaign trail. our national political reporter joins us in the newsroom

((muuic nats)))- isaac had his giilfriend sit in the back of a car....and listen to the song on headphones.as the car slowly proposal into action.... - so did she say yes? let's find out. ((4:11 it's a beautiful night....i think iiwant to marry you 4:22))((4:58 will you marry me? (cheers) 5:05)) ((ááááad libáááá)) since the proposal on may viewed more than 3 million times on youtube. 3 we've got another performance... this one fit for memorial day... coming up n. car crunching actionnof the monster jam.weehave your chance to win tickets to the show... stay tuned for yoor chance to win sometime in the next 20 minutes. minutes. you're watching ox 45 gooddday baltimore. ((break 1)) 3 they are a couple of llve birds that love to sing.u-t-g from praise unlimited joins - what is praise unlimited? -what will you be singing today? 3 today? for more information log onno fox baltimore dot com slash morning 3 3 3 slash morning baltimore dot com onto fox baltimore dot com slash orning 3 ((break 2)) for aal you aspiring astronomers... break out your you don't have one... you f - might wann to borroo one.

the man talking to her, that 's the brother of her boyfriend, isaac lamb, he's just turned on a camerau can watch amy's expression as an extraordinary surprise unfolds. here it goes. ♪ ♪ it's a beautiful night, looking for something at home to do ♪ >> at first, it's a couple of people lip-syncing to the song "marry you" by bruno mars. but look at it build. look at the choreography. and look at amy pretty much losing her mind especially when a marching band files in. and then three computers with friends dancing along on the screen. ♪ i think i want to marry you >> and it pulls back to reveal the man, isaac. pretty smooth. ♪ i think i want to marry you >> and then, the big finish. >> you have already given me a lifetime of happiness. will you let me spend the rest of my life trying to give yo the same? will you marry me? >> she said, yes. perhaps the most amazing thing about this whole spectacle, the 60-plus performers only practiced once. they had no idea they said that the video would go so viral. then came this tweet from bruno mars himself. quote, i don't think i could have made a b

their construction management plan so that they be provided with a draft version before the final isaac before they can critique it. just to give the community a little more and put into that. commissioner antonini: sounds reasonable to me. there are a couple things that i would include at this point. those are my main point on transportation, i believe. it was the part of the transportation demand management plan. commissioner borden: i am glad that he brought that up because i was going to bring that out. i know that all that kind of stuff has been discussed. i think we can include the language about looking at the construction drawings, they are being called in the cu portion. the conditions of approval the create the communities -- >> it was to expand this idea of the community and advisory group. what they are doing for the davis campus for the construction when they have final contest and construction plan. >> it is a final document, that is why they wanted the draft version to review to that they can critique it before it comes final. it is kind of an ongoing and fluid process. c

congratulations, you guys. >> very creative, huh, isaac? to you put the whole thing together? >> i asked her parents about six months ago at christmas. so the idea has been brewing for that long but we only rehearsed or spread it out for about three weeks. took about three weeks to put the whole thing together. we had one group rehearsal before the day. >> amy, you look like you were totally -- you were clapping when you were watching it. i loved it. >> i was completely floored. it was amazing. >> where's the ring, by the way? is it on there? >> oh, yeah, yeah! >> let's see. >> it is a vintage ring, circa 1940. it belonged to a military wife, apparently. >> that's so great. have you set a date in all that? >> we're going to wait -- she's about to start nursing school tomorrow morning so -- >> oh, put that on hold. >> you got us just in time. >> you guys, congratulations. we wish you so much happiness. >> thank you guys so much for having us. ♪ everyone has a story that's so great. >>> speaking of videos, here's another one. this with a terr

. >> isaac jackson said he's an active meth user and an m. i. t.college grad who cofounded the union three years ago. the members are other drug users, former users and their supporters. they believe the war on drugs has failed miserably. according to their mission statement the union's goals are to decriminal lies drugs and drug use and create a save environment where people can use and enjoy drugs and to promote a positive image of drug users. >> when we stigmatize drug users we make it more difficult for them to access healthcare. we make it more difficult for them to exercise their human and civil rights. >> laura thomas is the state director of the nonprofit drug policy alliance, the major funder of the drug users union, which is located in the tenderloin. >> our goal is to shift the response to drugs from criminal justice response to a public health response. >> tony is director of the international institute of criminal justice leadership at usf and former san francisco police chief. he believes law enforcement is a necessary tool to crackdo

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and then it was isaac.ng feeling. >> i have always felt like this was meant to be. it feels like this thing was this perfect nugget of happiness. i'm very lucky. i'm very, very lucky. >> yeah. >> come on. >> the proposal even got the approval of the artnist that song, bruno mars. he tweeted congratulating the happy couple saying he couldn't imagine a better video for his song. >> and i love that he got video of her reaction. sweet. >> very nice. they can show their kids. >> thaeft's right. >>> pop star justin bieber in trouble with the law. why he's wanted for questioning. >>> why some believe a scandal at the vatican >>> breaking news. the strongest storm to hit the u.s. in may in over 100 years made landfall overnight,

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isaac.nt to marry you >> reporter: and then the big finish. >> you have already given me a lifetime of happiness. will you let me spend the rest of my life trying to give you the same? will you marry me? >> reporter: she said yes. perhaps the most amazing thing about this whole spectacle, the 60-plus performers only practiced once. they had no idea they say that the video would go so viral. then came this tweet from bruno mars himself. "i don't think i could have made a better music video for this song". they'll have a chance to top themselves next year at the wedding. ♪ she said yeah yeah yeah >> i think they're -- it was just posted days ago, i think there are now 700,000 hits. you were oohing and ahing about the fact they only practiced once. they're all actors. most of them have experience in musical theater. there's a little bit of a trick on that one. >> i just can't wait to see the follow-up at the wedding. >> the wedding, absolutely. there's got to be a number. >> i know. they set th

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