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 laser beam over here, it looks like to people it's pointing up. but it's not pointing up here. it's just 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,

isaacs was in my corr. and a feow lived next door to me, eddie mccarthy, who was a professional fighter 135-pound, lightweight, ve good guy. and he took me under his win but then he went off to the korean war. just before he did that, he turned me over to a local boxing hero, key isaacs. and he told kenny, "kenny, take young paul here under your wing. he's my protege." kenny did that. and i was gonna retire as soon as i won the flyweight championship of north america, but i never got that far. i got up to the silver medal for the aau in new england at the age of 17. and that was about it. after that, in the follow-up fight, getting ready for the nationals, i got knocked out, the end of that career. anothebig influence on my life was burl grey, a sign painter that i met back ithe la fifes. burl was painting in miami and i was assigned to paint with him. no one else would paint with him because there was a rumor going around about him that he was, yeah, one of them. he was accused of being, and i found out fo

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 posted few pictures of his knees on his facebook page. looked like some acl injury according to the description on his pictures and the one brief description said he'll never be the same. he was just doing his job. >> i have two robbery videos where the robbers were confronted by people they never expected. his first one is at a walgreens in grand rapids, michigan. some man runs through the door, runs back to the counters where the register is. he's armed. >> this is in front of, like, a ton of customers. in broad o those customers is sarah smith. she's a grandmother and wielding a cane. as soon as the robber goes around him, she follows him. he drops some of the cash and when he wednesday down get it, look at what she does. >> oh, my goodness! >> the grandmother tackles the dude. >> and that gets everybody else to kind of dog pile on top. >> no one was doing anything. they were just letting this guy walk out of the store. >> he ends up getting away but with none of the money. no way! everyone needs a grandmother like this. she's a regula

he did receive isaac back from death.h, isaac blessed jacob and esau in regards to their future. by faith, jacob and bless each of gio six sons and worshipped as he leaned upon the top of his staff. by faith, josep, when his aunt was a hint -- was near, spoke about the exodus of israelites from egypt. by faith, moses's parents him for three months after he was born because they saw that he was no ordinary child and they were not afraid of the king's edicts. by faith, moses, when he had grown up, refused being -- to be known as the son of the pharaoh's daughter. pi faith, he left egypt, not fearing the kings entered. he persevered because he saw what was invisible. by faith, the people passed through the red see, as on dry land. by faith, the walls of jericho fell, and for the people that marched around them for seven days. by faith, the prostitute rahab, because she welcomed spies, was not killed with those who were disobedient. what more shall i say? i do not have time to tell about gideon, samson, david, samuel, and the

isaac newton did. so isaac newton was a genius. he pulled it together. and guess what i'm expecting of you folks: to understand what newton left, it's a legacy. so you're just born at this time and someone tells you, hit, boom, you got it. see that? works out. i'll tell you what i didn't understand there. well, i grew up in massachusetts. massachusetts has its own coney island, riviera beach. and i grew up near riviera beach. riviera beach had a roller coaster. you guys know what a roller coaster is? roller coaster, drags you up with a chain up the top of this big hill and then lets you go. and the roller coaster set all these cars and all these cars would come down like this and a guy would be standing there, pull back on a stick like that. that stick he pulls back on, between the rails is a board that comes up. and those cars come down-- [screech] friction, huh? and friction will stop the cars. people get out, other people get on. he takes his big lever and he go, skkrcch! when he goes like that, you know what happens? the board drops. and now with som

isaac wasn't getting in the spirit. >> is this snow? >> looks like it.tty heavy. >> this is not just a does contingent? >> this is really nice. couple times a year it does this up here. >> you have to come and

. >> yeah, and that is marlo's isaac's position. it will make that position permanent. >> commissioner, what we did is that we txed a position in the current budget and so we used an existing position and temporarily converted it but property ject manager is on board so we are adding a position in to put the project manager in. >> in the $250 million request if that does not come to fruition. >> we will just note it, it does not impact the budget because the money is already appropriate ated it is really more informational. >> right. >> if that number is not actually inside of the budget. because we don't, it is already created. >> if the 0.05 fte that was on like the community initiated, so 0.05. that was that is going up 0.15. >> it is going up to 0.15 and we reallocated it from another line item in the historic preservation. >> what 0.05 mean, you could be divided on the way to work? >> just kidding. >> but, maybe, you know, i don't know if the preservation commission wants more that may be something that if they did not like the

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. >> this is where isaac comes to escape. >> anytime you just want to what and -- just want to walk and get your mind clear. >> his next visit could be very different. from cape cod national seashore to the historic battlefield at gettysburg, to yellowstone and yosemite, national parks across the country are bracing for huge budget cuts. potential impacts are outlined in this national park service memo. fewer park rangers, reduced hours of operation, closed facilities. some parks could be forced to close hiking trails and campgrounds. >> places like gettysburg, they will have to turn away 2400 children who were there for school programs. >> the bathrooms are going to be dirty. some of the trash cans are not going to be emptied. >> part visitor john henderson says the spending cuts are needed. >> i think sequestration is a good thing. >> one republican congressman says the park service will have to do more with less in these tough times. >> maryland's newest millionaire has stepped forward. the 48-year-old said before going to bed tuesday night, her fiance told her they would wake up ric

isaac snuck out of his family's yard but now been reunited. he's a dog being a dog. >> well, speaking of which. lady bird. >> are you going to tell this story? >> no, not going to tell you that one. >> she's a little adventurous. we keep patching up and goes under the fence. last night brought a friend home.

isaac cohen, economistaentonces lo importante es que no vayan a cortar con hacha, sino que usen 1 bisturitar cuidadosamente porque ya vimos lo que paso cuando cayo el gasto de defensa en diciembre, se vino abajo el resto de la economia. por ahora, no parece haber acuerdo entre democratas y republicanos sobre como evitar los recortes. standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c.y en 1 escenario que se viene repitiendo en los ultimos meses, este nuevo plazo fatal para estos masivos recortes presupuestarios sera el viernes 1 de marzo. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. mas adelante:. hoy damos inicio a una serie especial sobre la conmocion que ha causado la renuncia del papa benedicto xvi, que algunas profesias relacionan con el el fin del mundo ... ademas...si no quiere padecer de problemas cardiacos, la vacuna podria ser el matrimonio... le explicamos al volver... ... y todo listo para la gala de premiacion a lo mejor de la musica latina en premios lo nuestro por univision... no se lo puede perder... luego de un dia lluvioso, esperamos bajas temperaturas y viento en el area capit

by faith isaac blessed jacob and esau in regard to their future.eph's sons and worshiped as he leaned on the top of his staff. by faith joseph, when his end was near, spoke about the exodus of the israelites from egypt. by faith moses parents hid him for three months after he was born because they saw he was no ordinary child, and they were not afraid of the king's edict. by faith moses, when he had grown up, refused to be known as the son of pharoah's daughter. by faith he left egypt not fearing the king's anger. he persevered because he saw him who is invisible. by faith the people passed through the red sea as on dry land. by faith the walls of jericho fell after the people had marched around them for seven days. by faith the prostitute rahab, because she welcomed the spies, was not killed with those who were disobedient. and what more shall i say? i do not have time to tell about gideon, samson, david, samuel and the prophets. those who through faith conquered kingdoms, administered justice and gained what was promised, who shut the mouths of l

isaac newton is the one that figured that out. let's suppose we have a ball of putty or a ball of taffy or a ball of jell-o, something that's really pliable, something that you can whang around a lot, okay? and let's suppose i pull it across the room, and i pull it everywhere with just the same amount of force. what it would do is it'll race across the room and when it got here if you took a snapshot of it, it would still be in a ball shape, okay? let's suppose instead that i pulled on that jell-o a lot stronger here on this part and so-so in the middle and over here a little bit weak-- quite a bit weaker. ah, now i have a difference in pulls across the jell-o. that jell-o, gang, is gonna race across the room. when it gets over here and you take a snapshot of it as it goes by, would it have that shape? no it wouldn't have that shape because this side here is accelerating more than this side. it's a pliable stuff now, so this side here would, maybe, get out to here. this side here is not being pulled so far, that would lag behind o

. >> reporter: now that is amad brooks and isaac, they now told usa today they actually didn't realize what the video was about when they signed on for it, so now the it gets better project has cut this 49ers video from its archives. this is more fall out after the comments made by chris culliver perceived as home phobic. he apologized publicly yesterday. and other players are weighing in now as well. >> the fact of the matter is people are real, people have real feelings, you know, so we just have to be very mindful, you know, of what we say to each other. >> there's a lot of homosexuals o throughout in the bay area, and you know, i hope they don't, i mean, of course they're going to be bothered but i hope they're not just affected by a little comment like that. >> reporter: they definitely are bothered, a lot of people calling for culliver to be suspended by the nfl, and asking him to spend a day with the gay football league in new york. we talked with some of the experts, james brown and our own dennis o'donnell, we'll have the finger on the pulse of the 49ers. they say they don't t

it is the traditional burial place of abraham and isaac. a few years later, they were banned from walking here as well. since then, hundreds of businesses have closed and palestinians say pressure from the occupation has made thousands of them leave the area. >> my shop is 50 meters from where i'm standing. it was closed by the military 10 years ago. street say closing the was necessary to protect a few hundred sellers to live in the heart of the old city. there guarded by israeli soldiers. and this is where they live, right above the market. they're trying to stop the theyish and sometimes urine throw on the palestinians below. there are enclosed by a wire net to protect them by being harassed by sellers. the shutters open, sometimes the sellers would come in from the streets. it was not safe out all for almost four and a half years. >> hebrob is a divided city. h1 is controlled by the palestinian authority. 140,000 palestinians live here. h2 as under israeli control. area, there are few signs of palestinian life, only roadblocks, closed s

my name is isaac and i just have a couple of things that are on my mind. i was just wondering why -- okay. so the city is trying to fix the homeless issue, trying to improve the homeless shelters, and the overall aspect of the homeless, so my thing is why would the city try to push people out of their homes to make it worse because if we're trying to fix one thing it's another thing, and this doesn't make any sense because there is already overflow in the shelter system and this would make it worse so i think you guys should try to fix the shelter system before you fix another thing so that's all i have to say. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i am that tasha det from theric and i live in supervisor campos' district and i found out about this by the coalition of homelessness, and i am really upset about it actually. to my understanding this law came through kind of without proper due process, not a ton of transparency, and people got upset about it, so there was an agreement made there would be public or community conversations that would h

>> i talked to isaac today and several of the 49ers, and, you know, they're having a great week, a great week of practice and they have had great attitudes. same is true for the ravens. so i think both teams have had a great week. teams inevitably get past that point. >> reporter: we're just going to have to see what happens then. what have you been doing today? >> i was strolling around, doing the interviews this morning. we're doing a webcast tonight and look who i stumble upon! >> here we are again. the quest for six, as they say. yeah! yeah! yeah. >> i think it's gonna happen. >> oh, joe thinks it's going to happen. you hear that, san francisco? >> joe montana, of course, with jennifer and a couple of other friends. so montana officially predicts the 49ers will win. no shock there. but when you consider the fact that he is 4-and-0 in super bowls, it's spoken from experience. >> reporter: hey, there you go. i'm for it. i trust his prediction. >> yes. absolutely. so do i. coming up, we're going to hear from a hall of fame quarterback who gives some advice to colin kaepernick in just hi

the like, i mean these guns came off the streets of san francisco, and an ak san francisco killed isaac espenosa and it is just way overdue and the congressman made a statement that the people that think that this is about taking their guns away, he is is wrong because we have a striker gun laws in california. in fact the national law, because these guns do travel, there were 60,000 guns sold in california last year. there is no problem getting and buying a gun if you are the right person and using it recreationally and lawfully and the whole thing, the way that these guns travel is there is no way to know that you are safe from these things if the laws are so disparaged state to state. >> i know that we are talking about the what happens in san francisco, but i think that it has been pointed out if things are not done elsewhere, is there any way that it won't matter what we do in san francisco, but the guns travel and so you know, commissioners, i just want to say that i was very, the host of the meeting of the boys club today. i was actually very heartened by the, you know all of the

usa today report that go 2 players brooks and isaac didn't realize the it gets better video involved lgbt issues. they were quoted as saying they thought they were making a video about the prevention of bullying for kid. so another fire for jed i don't think to put in and out new orleans. another news. beyonce will perform at half time of super bowl 47. in town today and held a news conference. >> and the home ♪ of the of brave. about ♪ the brave. [applause]. >>reporter: that's how she started the news conference. beyonce came upped criticism when she lip synced the national anthem during the presidential inauguration. today she explained the reasons for deciding to use a recording that day. >> live television show in very, very important emotional show for me. one of my prou proudest moments and due to the weather, due to the delay, due to no proper sound check, i did not feel comfortable taking a risk. it was about the president and inauguration. i will absolutely be singing liv live. i'm well rehearsed. and i will absolutely be singing live. this is what i was born to do. >>report

by faith, isaac -- and regard to their future. and blessed each of joseph's suns and -- sons and worshiped as he laned on the top of the staff. when the end was near, spoke about the exodus of the israel lites of egypt. moses' parents hid him for three months after he was born because they saw he was no ordinary child and they were not afraid of the king. by faith moases when he grown up refused to be known as pharaoh's daughter. by faith he left egypt not fearing the king's anger. he piers viewed because he saw him who is invisible. by faith the people passed through the red sea as own dry land. by faith the walls of jericho fell, and after the people marched around them for seven days. by faith, the prostitute because he welcomed despise was not killed with those who were dis0 beaten yent. what more shall i say? i do not have time to tell about aidon, the rock, sample sop, jeep is a, david, samuel and the from -- who shut the mouths of lions, quenched furry of the flames and escaped the edge of the sword who had weakness turned

usa today report that go 2 players brooks and isaac didn't realize the it gets better video lvolved lgbt issues. they were quoted as saying they thought they were making a video about the prevention of bullying for kid. so another fire for jed i don't think to put in and out new orleans. another news. beyonce will perform at half time of super bowl 47. in town today and held a news conference. >> and the home ♪ of the of brave. about ♪ the brave. [applause]. >>reporter: that's how she started the news conference. beyonce came upped criticism when she lip synced the national anthem during the presidential inauguration. today she explained the reasons for deciding to use a recording that day. >> live television show in very, very important emotional show for me. one of my prou proudest moments and due to the weather, due to the delay, due to no proper sound check, i did not feel comfortable taking a risk. it was about the president and inauguration. i will absolutely be singing liv live. i'm well rehearsed. and i will absolutely be singing live. this is what i was born to do. >>reporter: i

own isaac just but i this balcony the man who did not picture any resistance or any threats towards the police caught his trousers by his ankles was trying to face down and then a hit with truncheons before being taken off in a vehicle and later i also saw police come down an employee of a restaurant just off the front line the man was trying to get home he said before the police officer armed with bird shot to shot him he fell to the ground the mistakes taken by an ambulance this comes our protest is three moneths office on the palace yesterday after which the security forces are replying to the excessive use of tear gas many people are condemning the police this morning saying this is another example of police because if you just make in the security forces hands of one of the key demands the resolution something that president morsi must address there are still people on the hurry square and protest plans in the future opposition forces are not backing down there has been calls from both sides for dialogue the president said and so awesome dialogue with the opposition forces ahmed el

usa today report that go 2 players brooks and isaac didn't realize the it gets better video involved lgbt issues. they were quoted as saying they thought they were making a video about the prevention of bullying for kid. so another fire for jed i don't think to put in and out new orleans. another news. beyonce will perform at half time of super bowl 47. in town today and held a news conference. >> and the home ♪ of the of brave. about ♪ the brave. [applause]. >>reporter: that's how she started the news conference. beyonce came upped criticism when she lip synced the national anthem during the presidential inauguration. today she explained the reasons for deciding to use a recording that day. >> live television show in very, very important emotional show for me. one of my prou proudest moments and due to the weather, due to the delay, due to no proper sound check, i did not feel comfortable taking a risk. it was about the president and inauguration. i will absolutely be singing liv live. i'm well rehearsed. and i will absolutely be singing live. this is what i was born to do. >>report

. >> spencer for much of the day had the same look as isaac had. is this happening? >> certainly it's a joyful event. >> yes. >> it's stilld)xsñ snowing in higher elevations. first a live sfru our camera, looking at some clearing skies closer to san francisco here looking south ward towards ocean beach. some clouds around, lots of blue above. right now looking at live doppler 7 hd you can see apart from north bay and east bay[Í we've got active weather south over santa cruz mountains and into the south bay. closing in, an impressive cell here producing moderate rainfall. snow in higher elevations and south, down more morgan hill over twin creeks snow moving south ward and eastward, rainfall into morgan hill, and into higher terrain, more snow. we're getting wide spread snow in higher elevations and scattered showers, plus, areas of clearing. temperatures 48 degrees in san francisco. 51 in oakland. chilly. looking at western sky, bright from this perspective. 48 degrees in santa rosa. 48 conk yorkd los gatos, 44. forecast features, showers ending. that pattern continu

isaac in tampa, florida. democratic caller, you're next. hi, isaac, you're on the air. caller: ok. hi. i have a question and a comment. it's my own belief the republicans create a war in iraq. which continues. [inaudible] so my question is, can we create a -- [inaudible] to avoid another miss mistake like iraq? guest: there's some background noise here. host: isaac, are you still there? it's a little bit difficult to hear. we're up at can house office building, that's where the congresswoman is joining us. could you repeat your question? caller: yes. in the war in iraq was wrong. the messenger: it was wrong, ok -- host: it was wrong, ok. caller: is there any way we can create a plan to avoid another war like that? because spent trillions on that war and the republicans don't admit it. host: ok, congresswoman? guest: i thank isaac for calling in and the war in iraq was a tragedy. the american people were not given the actual facts and there were not weapons of mass destruction found in iraq. so the caller is correct. i think that he asked for a contingency plan to avoid that kind of

. >> his new house and his city faced their first test last august, when hurricane isaac brought a stormge close to the size of katrina's. grave said the damage could have been catastrophic, but the new infrastructure kept fox's home and the city dry. >> when you look at the likelihood of hurricanes hitting this area, no question in my mind that this system's going to pay off multiple times. >> what do you think the difference would have been had all of this been in place before hurricane katrina? >> i think that the day after hurricane katrina, we would have been going back to work and that we would have been sleeping in our own beds, in our own homes, and we wouldn't have been looking for hundreds of body bags and caskets and planning 1,800 funerals. >> it took 1,800 lives and $100 billion to change new orleans. what will it take to change the rest of the country? i found a powerful new way to cut out arthritis pain. [ male announcer ] icy hot arthritis lotion. powerful encapsulated menthol gets icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. power past pain. >> it took aping 00 lives and >>>

we went to -- i did a study with bob isaacs' from the brookings institution and we showed that they wereating by about two-thirds. gerri: unbelievable. this is just crazy talk. this is what you get when you get a bunch of politicians talking about taxes. the overestimate. nine states that are collecting at is called the amazon sales tax. i say amazon sales tax, what it really is is a tax on all online sales. arizona, california,s you can see, kansas, new york, north dakota, on and on. now, senator dick durbin, democrat from illinois is pushing for a national on-line sales tax. what do you make of that? >> exactly. in the real battle here is not so much between online and offline as between big and small. so if you're -- if you are a big company like walmart and target you are already paying taxes on all the state because u.s. stores and all the states. that is the rule. if you have a store in the state you're using, you have employees. gerri: that everybody does. >> if you don't then you are not using those resources and what his legislation would do would essentially overturn the 1992 s

isaac exposed a heck of a lot of oil. about 20 miles of louisiana's coastline was closed because of oil. we found it in a bay we hadn't seen before. >> many folks we talked to here say simply by not settling and choosing to go to trial, they believe it's indication of british petroleum's arrogance. >> arrogance from british petroleum. all right. casey, thank you. >>> let's take this to the judge, judge andrew napolitano. this was mentioned in the report but here's the key. bp was either energy or grossly negligent. if negligent, it will pay $1,100 per barrel spilled. if it was grossly negligent, it will pay $4,300 per barrel. if negligent, the penalty $4.5 billion, it grossly negligent. $17.5 billion. that's a big difference. >> it's enormous. tens of billions of dollars. those figures are established by a statute enacted by congress, not just a rule by the court nor a rule of thumb judges use. the congress wrote a law in the clinton administration, president clinton signed it and that's the standard used. how do they dec