this one is fabulous, isaac miserati, $63. this body shape, if you're full on the bottom half, cinch the waist and having a slight a-line flare. >> wendy: which means your coat should be longer. >> hit just to the knee. nothing too short. just to the knee. belt it. make sure you're using a belt, sinching in a smaller waistline. pop the color. that' an isaac signature, pop the color to give that extra sense of ste. leopard printis neutral. it will never go out of style. >> wendy: well, you look terrific, terrific. okay, nice jobon that coat, isaac. our next model is stephanie. stephanie is petite and she needs a coat that's going to make her stand out from the crowd. sorry, come on out, stephanie. i love everything about this. >> love, love, love. found this one at land's end. it's pe taet, a 'coat. we love a 'coat. here is why it works so well on stephanie. she's petite. double-breasted, i you're fuller figured, keep away from double breasting. because she is petite we wanted to go for a shorter length coat, something that hit

send my very best to isaac. i hope he's back playing football soon. and i hope these horrible little bullies get discovered quickly. thank you very much for joining me. >> thank you, piers, for having us, thank you. >>> meanwhile, in new york city a sports superstar on the defensive tonight. the yankees alex rodriguez storming out of a arbitration hearing. a-rod says he thinks bud is trying to destroy his career. >>> joining me now is alex's attorney, joe tacopina. remarkable scenes today. why was a-rod so uptight about everything? >> uptight is not the word. i mean, just absolutely flabbergasted, the fact that his accuser, the individual who has signed off on an unprecedented historical unwarranted suspension, refused to come to this proceeding when he's the one who made this decision to invoke 211 games against alex. again, unprecedented. unwarranted. come here, sit in the chair, take an oath, explain your decision to make the suspension. what this really is, piers, is coward and hypocrisy. hypocrisy because he went on national tv, he went on the da

. >> doctor isaac a terapia intensiva, doctor isaac a terapia intensiva. >> (altavoz). >> mi amor. >>quÍ. >> no me dijeron nada por telÉfono, nada mÁs que marcos habÍa chocado. >> es que no puede ser, hace dos horas le regalaste ese coche nuevecito y lo fue a chocar ¿qÉe vamos a hacer con Él?. >> creo que deberÍas por empezar por darle un mejor ejemplo. >> seÑorita por favor que notic noticias tiene del joven marco aurelio r. >> ya le dije que cuando tenga una noticia tome asiento por favor. >> espera que tome asiento y espere que a usted tranquilamente se le dÉ la gana de decirme cÓmo estÁ mi hijo. >> no si quiere puede esperar de pie por favor. >> oiga quÉ le sucede, estÁ prohibido. >> seguridad, no puede pasar. >> seguridad!. >> bueno estÁ bien, esta bien. >> solo quiero saber cÓmo estÁ. >> ¿cÓmo estÁ?. >> vÁmonos, vamonos. >> ¿cÓmo estÁs?. >> bien, muy bien. >> ¿seguro estÁs bien?. >>. >> ¿no me estÁs viendo?. >> estoy bien. >> bueno, entonces vamos. >> puedo caminar solo. >> ¿perdÓn?. >> ¿quÉ pasÓ?. >> nada mamÁ. >> ¿cÓmo nada por quÉ estÁs aqÍi quÉ te pasÓ en el brazo?. >> choqu

isaac rompo nai en ventaja la primera pelota que tocaba 3 a 1 y otro de isaac romo.Écord de una temporada. que tenÍa chum deb schumacher. al dÍa con la informaciÓn deportiva si quiere ver mÁs esta la pÁgina, univisiÓn deportes.com. regresamos con ustedes al noticiero. >>> gracias jorge. cuando ri grems, la ciudad de mÉxico estable un nuevo rÉcord ♪ dos años es demasiado tiempo. presentamos jump de t-mobile. cambia tu smartphone cuando quieras. no cuando te lo digan. ¡ ahora consigue el lg g2 por $0 dólares de pago inicial en tiendas participantes! >>> la capital mexicana fue escenario del mayor desfile de moda urbana en el mundo que fue certificado por el libro guiness mÁs de 3.000 diseÑadores y modelos no profesionales intervinieron en el acto por 2 horas. superando a manila la capital de filipinas. llegamos al final, deseamos una feliz noche y una feliz semana. que descansen.

isaac rompo nai en ventaja la primera pelota que tocaba 3 a 1 y otro de isaac romo.Án iguala el rÉcord de una temporada. que tenÍa chum deb schumacher. al dÍa con la informaciÓn deportiva si quiere ver mÁs esta la pÁgina, univisiÓn deportes.com. regresamos con ustedes al noticiero. >>> gracias jorge. cuando ri grems, la ciudad de mÉxico estable un nuevo rÉcord >>> la capital mexicana fue escenario del mayor desfile de moda urbana en el mundo que fue certificado por el libro guiness mÁs de 3.000 diseÑadores y modelos no profesionales intervinieron en el acto por 2 horas. superando a manila la capital de filipinas. llegamos al final, deseamos una feliz noche y una feliz semana. que descansen. ♪. al despertar. ♪. ♪. >>hola, que tal muy buenos días, son las seis en punto, lunes 25 de noviembre, una mañana fresca >>muy buenos días, así es un día en que muchos tendran la semana libre, y hoy es el cumpleaños de mi esposo >>felicitaciones, sabe lo que es espear, es proteger el medioambiente

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,

isaac. >> thank you. >>> up next, get your science books out.xplain the importance of being ph balanced in today's "ask carol." stick around. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? >>> welcome back. it's time to ask me the question of the week in a segment aptly named "ask carol." if your blood has a ph of 7365, why did you say most people are acidic? that's a good question. most people are in a state of acidosis. meaning that their blood

i quote from isaac adams off, the three laws of robotics are quoted in the, plus the zero law. so that's not a bad -- that's not a bad place to start. i think a lot of people who work in science, what seems like science fiction 50 years ago now seems like conservative ideas. >> i have two questions. the first is, all of those 50 genes you mentioned that are necessary for life but his functions we don't know, what percent of them are they of all the genes in synthetic life? and second is, but those 50 genes, are any of them similar to genes of other organisms speak with both good question that i don't want to give a precise number because then you would know how many genes it would take for life, but on the order of 10%. and yes, initially when we had all these unknown genes in the first genomes we sequenced, a lot of people speculated that they were going to be species specific genes and not very important. it turns out they were highly considered across all branches of life in most cases but we still don't know what they are because you can't get a grant to study and unknown g

john isaacs joins me now he's the executive director of the center for arms control and nonproliferation and the council for a livable wage drawn welcome to the show thank you so the senate armed services committee chairman carl levin is kind of overseeing the national defense authorization act in the senate he said that the n.b.a. is not the appropriate vehicle for a debate over the genesis is about a bit so it considering has been used as a vehicle for pretty much everything that's right it's one of the few must pass bills in the senate it. passed in the senate fifty one stray years and no other bill can claim that even appropriations bills which might be a vehicle for a few moments have not gone to the senate floor this year so this is people's only hope senators only hopes and they introduce something like four hundred fifty amendments across the board national security foreign policy nuclear weapons sanctions on iran you name it in a few domestic issues maybe minute minimum wage on this why did you do all the kolsky amendment that's being considered that would force the n.s.a. to ma

isaac newton. you know what? a lot of people think that isaac newton discovered gravity. he didn't, the cavemen knew about gravity. the cave women knew about gravity. what newton discovered was what? check your neighbor and see if your neighbor be knowing. in other words, did you get a chance to look through the chapter? what did newton discover about gravity? newton discovered that gravity is what, gang? universal, universal, you're right. universal, that gravity extends everywhere. and what this equation tells us? the equation of gravity just tells us that there's an attractive force, 'f' between all things and for any two things that attractive force depends upon, is proportional to, is related to the product of the masses of the two things. this might be a planet, one. this might be another planet, two. those two planets are tugging on each other with the force that depends very much on how much mass they have, but it also peters out with distance square. as the distance between those planets or those chunks of matter or those particles, as the distance between increa

isaac isaac's father anthony phillips believes canneslingceling the game is the right decision. >> we does it make it better if the football team doesn't play this game. >> my hope is it has enough pressure, you know that the person that did this steps forward. >> the district is also looking forward into claims that members of the blue knights called him the "n" word at a recent game. school officials said it would be inappropriate for the team to play the rest of its games. in a statement the district said, to isaac phillips and his family, we are deeply sorry. the school committee says the investigation is focused broadly and not limited to members of the football team. norah, charlie? >> elaine thank you. >>> time is running out for the inwither of a power ball jackpot. millions are at stake. mark strassmann shows us why it's not first time someone could be passing up a fortune. >> reporter: florida lottery officials are trying to scratch off the mystery. who holds the last winning power ball ticket for a $16.6 million prize that has gone unclaimed since then i wish it was mine bu

young isaac is 13 years old. he said he doesn't want to go back to school.re are so many different issues. but at the end of the day the most important thing is this 1231-year-old boy and his personal security and his personal health in a situation like this. beyond his physical health, his emotional health, and i think that's what i think most people have to focus on in this. there are wider issues in that town because let's not forget this--the cancellation of the season is not necessarily just because of the graffiti. there were reports that at least two our games involving the lunenberg team against another town, both varsity or junior varsity game, and that the allegation is that more than one lunenberg player threw that "n" word out at opposing players. that's what is really going on. that's a much bigger issue. >> thank you so much for the insight. very sad, but very good perspective. it's a football game. that's all it is. it's a football game but sometimes people take things way too far. and here is a 13-year-old kid who has younger siblings and the

isaac phillips is a member of that football team. his mother is white. father is black.n't want to go back to school and they are convinced it was a member of the team who wrote that slur. >> i feel horrible for, you know, the kids that are not involved but we are a small town. things like this shouldn't happen in a small community like ours. so when it does, i think it's time for drastic measures, canceling the football season, i think that will flush whoever that it is that is responsible for this to step forward. >> yes, it. . the superintendent plans to release more information about this investigation into who may have been responsible. that's the way to handle a situation like that, right? >>> 47 minutes after the hour. a turn here. >>> time for our morning rhyme. the best tweets of the day. today is from jay bart henthorn on the news. he says a dream liner lands at the wrong stinking runway, get me a sawzall and i'll remove it the fun way! >> i love it when it has to do with the news. >>> coming up, good news and bad news if you're shopping for a home or if you wa

isaac koreshi in illinois. he decided to do his own filling because he said, he doesn't have dental insurance. >> we don't need the sound. i hate that sound. [ drill buzzing ] if you do this to yourself, you can tet ter pain. you're doing it. you know if it hurts, don't do that. >> you know if you need more novoca novocain. >> and you know how your parents feel and if you have a nice touch. >> he's got both hands working. the nurses ask, do you want me to do something? >> don't you want me to do this? >> he could have eaten a bunch of candy. >> that's what happens. >> i think it's incredible. he's able to do all this work. he's drilling on his tooth. you have to pack that stuff in there. he does that, too. >> let's fill her up. >> this takes more skill than the tooth pulling, i think, because this is more intricate. you have to get in the space where the cavity is. you're yanking your tooth out, you're just yanking your tooth out. >> we have the doctor with us right this minute via skype. don't you have friends

s/isaac cohen/economista 1:04-1:10 "los ahorros que las personas mandan a sus familias, que lo hacenque hay que ayudar a la familia alla, entonces eso baja cuando la gente se queda sin empleo. muchas personas que pedieron el empleo en la construccion y ano podia mandar a la familia." otro factor en la caida de remesas a mexico seria la baja en la poblacion mexicana inmigrante, desde la recesion, debido a menos llegadas y mas salidas, incluyendo deportaciones , para paises como el salvador donde la economica depende en casi 20 porciento de las remesas, estas tendencias son bien recibidas. s/liliana henao/washington dc 1:40-1:45 estados unidos es la fuente mas importante de dinero enviado por inmigrantes a los 17 paises latinoamericanos en los que se enfoca este reporte. segun datos del banco mundial las remesas estadounidenses conformaron el 78 porciento de los casi 53 mil millones de doalres enviados el anio pasado. en washington, liliana henao telemundo cesar ---tiempo de la primera pausa , pero mas adelante... cesar ---volvemos a la historia del gracias por acompanarnos , los dejam

isaac koreshy.e decided to do his on filling because he says he doesn't have dental insurance. >> we don't need the sound. i hate that sound. if you're going to do that to yourself, at least you can tether the pain. you're doing it. you know if it hurts, doesn't do that. >> or if you're getting too close to the nerve, you need more novocain. >> and you know how the patients feel. >> he's got both hands working here. the nurses ask him do you have want to us do something? >> don't you want me to do this for you, doctor? >> if this man's a dentist, why does he have a cavity? >> just finished halloween, maybe had too much candy. >> he is drilling on his tooth. then you got to pack that stuff in there. and he does that, too. >> i feel like this takes a little bit more skill than the tooth pulling that we saw before. this is a little more intricate. you have to get into that little space where the cavity is. when you're just yanking your tooth out, you're yanking the tooth out. >> to tell us about him pu

. - how are you, isaac?- it's a phone. - yes, it is, and thank you so much for setting up this opportunity. i really appreciate it. - of course. anything for team halpert. you're gonna crush it, pam. - thanks. - you are gonna crush it. - mm. - wow, i missed you. - wait, are you saying that into the phone, or are you saying that to me? - call you right back. what were you saying? - ha-ha. - aw. - hey, jim. we got trent edwards on the line. - i've gotta go. - okay. - but u know what, team halpert, okay? you're gonna crush it. you're gonna smash it. okay. good luck. - bye. - god, she drank so much. and so quickly. - mm. in her prime, shirls could put away homemade schnapps morning, noon, and night. - [coughs and laughs] - now all it takes is 1/2 liter. she's dreaming. all right. let's get her out to the yard, so you can spray her down. - spray her down? - no, it's a lobetter than it sounds. there's a private shower area, very tasteful, very rustic. - hey. - come on in. have a seat. uh, thas for coming in. i jus

now the gem was sold to isaac wolf, a well known new york diamond cutter who's renamed it now the pink dream. reports from geneva. >> 60 carets of pink perfection, this is one of the rarest diamonds in the world. most pink diamonds are less than a tenth of the size of the pink star. >> one of the most remarkable gemstones ever to appear at auction, the pink star -- >> it was always expected to fetch a record price at the auction, but when it finally came under the record, it didn't just break the world record, it smashed it. >> ladies and gentlemen, 6 million franks is the biggest bid right here, and it's right here. congratulations. >> after just five minutes of tense bidding, 68 million swiss franks, or $74 million were on offer. that commission, and the final price tag, was $83 million, almost twice the previous amount for a diamond sold at auction. the record-breaking sale marks the end of an unusually glamorous jewelry season in geneva. earlier this week, a rare orange diamond also fetched a higher than expected price. it seems that while currency, and even gold may be risky inves

the ball then isaac says that's right offer helps if thomas on the ballot in scoring with what makes know what they do. you can find them to websites that each of you got to be below three thousand. and now we head to ukraine that detainees on the no fuss not thinking gets pretty much on every street corner. but it still feels weeks. everyone likes them and with a few months they can be constant appeal to pretty much everybody's taste. so go on and take you'll favorite thing. and i. this time around we're in the ukrainian capital kiev it is worth checking out is the true eastern european specialty how great it's called publishing time. in ukraine picture of lindsay more clingy. it's in all directions it's not so cute it was around in the days of the stars. eight years with caviar. what they did the knee joint and kiev is green paint on. the play on the name of the former us president. it's located on a busy street full of office buildings. a lot of office workers stopped by during their lunch breaks christmas in a regional ukrainian cleaning are made with the way and the wheat flour

but it also reiterated what sir isaac newton declared 350 years ago. what goes up, must come down.dahler, cbs news, new york. >> jeff: and asteroid floating beyond mars has scientist on earth amazed at what they call a quote weird and freakish object. the object has six comet like tails which change shape as the space rock sheds dust. researchers believe the asteroid was damaged in a collision 200 million years ago. next up military families keeping loved ones in the picture. >> jeff: as we approach veteran's day tomorrow, more than a decade of war in iraq and afghanistan has created a new kind of u.s. military family. one in which children grow up seeing a parent on a smart phone or computer screen. as manual bojorquez tells us this kind of teleparenting is like being in person but it is keeping families connected like never before. >> alison simerly's father made it just in time for dinner. >> hey, dad. >> hey, sweetheart. >> but army colonel mark simerly won't be seated at the family table in belton, texas. he's in kabul, afghanistan ten time zones away. simerly's children have

isaac newton writes his great an argument about the nature of gravity. it turns into lloyd's of london, the first insurance market. the london stock exchange. they turned out to be this great place where you mix people and ideas. that is with the internet does by a lot of people in different places to meet virtually and exchange ideas. >> when you look back to 1969, that first internet message, the growth and change in what we internet, is it faster than in the past? >> yes. it is definitely faster. i have to be straightforward. operatingial media is on a scale that is unprecedented in history. it is global. it is instant. it is searchable. it may be permanent. we do not know how permanent it may be. that is definitely unprecedented. the idea that social media environments have never occurred before is not on precedent. they did for many centuries. even though there are these differences, the analogy is informative. the sort of social reactions that you get the social media throughout the centuries, there is a waste of time, that it leads to revolution,

linda isaacs has a technique to help you clean up your insides. thank you for being with me today.y, i'm a patient of your office and we talked yesterday about liver cleanses. so we understand that if a liver is fatty or not functioning well, it can lead to a bigger waistline. or in worst case scenario lead to gallstones because the liver and the gallbladder are closely associated inside of our body. so why don't you tell us what special technique you came up with in order to help the liver? >> well, i can't really take credit for the liver flush.nd fe in a lot of different variation. as you mentioned the gallbladder sits off the side of the drainage system from the liver. what can happen is that the gallstone, the gallbladder can develop stones. this happens when the bile gets very thick. the bile is how the liver gets rid of waste. bile is used by the body to help digest fat. when you eat a fatty meal the gallbladder squeezes out bile. if there are stones what can happen is the gallbladder tries to squeeze but it can't. >> nothing comes out. >> nothing comes out and people get ab

add first high-resolution boundary between the earth's crust and mantle, but it also reiterated what isaacton declared 350 years ago. what goes up must come down. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," an online shopping spree in china today, and the bank of america is hit with some big penalties. wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morn, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. federal prosecutors want bank of america to pay $864 million to cover bad home loans the government bought from countrywide financial. bank of america bought countrywide in 2008. last month a jury found bank of america liable for knowingly selling fannie mae and freddie mac thousands of bad loans during the housing boom. bank of america denied there was frad. >>> asian markets were higher as economic advisers waited for word from a meeting in beijing. tokyo's nikkei added more than 1%. hong kong's hang seng gain 1.5%. this week wall street will be paying particular attention to comments from the federal reserve. wall street will be watching for hints the fed wi

. >> isaac silby here for the interview. >> uh, yes. plea have a seat.a few minutes. >> thank you. you interviewing, too? >> mmm. hmm? >> interviewing? >> for? >> regional manager. >> yes, i am. >> for regional manager, i've decided to go with an outside hire. for obvious reasons. >> where you from? >> philly. >> that's a drive. >> yeah, well, this is one of the few places that's hiring. it's, uh-- it's brutal out there. >> [sighs] >> pam. >> mm-hmm? >> when will the new copier be ready? >> i'm working on it, kev. during the course of business, a copier goes through something called "normal wear and tear." >> i think it's 75 cents. >> that's a lot. >> bandit, no. no, no, no. >> oh! >> yesterday they delivered the new one. but they didn't set it up. so my day just got a little more interesting. [loud groaning noises] >> it's monster.com. singular. >> thank you. [groaning ceases] you work in paper long enough, you get to know the players. >> hi, you've reached prince paper. we are sad to inform you that after 40 years of serving the community, we are no lo

pulled out of the previous election five years to get thing he did not expected to be fat present as isaac elder brother and former lower house member of the human karzai will also ride. he's a businessman who spent several years in the united states. verify that this aisha from danny is included in the list of nomees. he headed the transfer of the us led military control to afghan authorities. conditions are already growing about the safety of candidates and that is most multinational troops will leave afghanistan by the end of twenty fourteen the town that santa was not the election. the in charge of japan's down and she might die each a nuclear plant is now considering de commissioning at the reactor at the facility. the two thousand and eleven earthquake and tsunami crippled for reactors at the plant to other units that were left largely undamaged but the likely won't go back online. i feel like a guy campaigns and it is officially ruled out using reactors five and thanks to generate electricity the future. now the state will decide what to do with the units after they speak with autho

the pasta maker picture we have missed a large high pressure system and the clearing that isaac on screen as well as the korean peninsula and in only a couple of low pressure systems will be providing very wet weather across japan and these can be associated with thunderstorms the pacific side is pumping hair care from the father in the areas that are going to be. i develop the new green cars as well as thunder and lightning strong guys i'm going to be in store for us across japan. when the temperatures are shaping up like this you can see that the tropics are still the thirtieth enhanced and the development on me and very active season so far. i love the feel of the tour though that the germanic to think that ten minute support four year high in his hair weekend forecast across these creations that took was actually going to be recovering with the temperature is much milder than what we have been things that aren't these days but higher than on the other hand it to be dropping to the sound is never a point but snowing for a cap on your sunday and saturday nights and the european continen

we think isaac son is a very good business partner we work in twenty two countries but we haven't had partners in the cis we're glad they're experiencing equipment can be useful to your country. we had good positive talks today this occasion also met with bayern this site you towards the end of the pockets on the a muslim who is britain's senior minister of state for foreign and commonwealth affairs michael pollan the minister of state for business and enterprise after the talks kazakhstan in britain signed an agreement to create a committee on strategic cooperation the first meeting of an international organization to abolish nuclear weapons has begun at the united nations headquarters in vienna with cars each time taking part delegates to the meeting of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization discuss what steps might be taken to achieve full nuclear disarmament one hundred and eighty three countries that signed the treaty but they have refused to the delegates decided to create a group whose task will be to intensify international efforts to achieve full ratification.

bulgarian president has contender for a rise in attacks and refugees following the influx the reason isaac refugees coming into europe has been fueling sixteen far right movements. going to don carty it speaks to the third most common political party in the country. easton and an increase in the form. some sixteen countries the company to provide humanitarian mission on the side of the refugees fleeing from the east conflict. this meeting which is granted asylum seekers from residents they knew of the country is going to fight. pfft the year is marking the fifth anniversary of the mumbai attack in which militants attacked india's financial capital targeting key benchmarks and sixty which gives one hundred and sixty six people dead. ten minutes mr on the moon was full and in a dinghy whole spitting into four groups and him talking on a killing spree during the texas library pass the moon was caught mahal hotel as indian commandos made that last push to clean for ten minutes minutes. since held off the elite commandos for up to sixty hours into the tree hotels in achieving since the late six

of course all isaac and beyond gdp data due later today in the us of course the chalk it up. the one two on friday in the us not the euro hundred and thirty point thirty three to thirty eight. it's gaining ground against the yen after strong german factory orders data now also with the european central bank takes further easing easing measures is going to be keyed up today at its the policy of meeting up later today thursday and of course any worse for months the president mario drive beyond the possible moves to ease monetary policy were there for the eurozone to boost growth that but for now the decay of the topics that in the positive will also attract the shares as the day goes on. i'm becky gardening thing flop with an update from the tokyo stock exchange in new line cinema new index to report on the operator of the tokyo stock exchange said it will launch a new stock index next year to appeal to investors amid a strong rally in japanese shares this year the japan exchange troops as they selected the issues of about thirty four hundred on the tokyo exchange. the index to

it's not the only controversy facing carter isaac makes initial twenty to twenty two world cup the country is also facing and welcome attention over the living and working conditions of its migrant construction work is one german investigative journalist even found himself in a qatari jail after trying to film a documentary on labor pieces that he spoke to the man and the interviews available on our website for you along with all the details on the human prize being paid for the world cup. now for some other news from around the world this hour the number of people killed by the typhoon that ravaged the philip is last week has risen to three thousand six hundred military planes and a u.s. aircraft carrier arrived with food and emergency supplies but crippled infrastructure and looting bringing relief efforts the storm is thought to be the strongest to hit the country since records began. a gas pipeline explosion and a polish village has left two people dead and at least thirteen injured with dozens of homes destroyed the blast reportedly took place during work to modernize the blind author

so isaac good in the fact that we ought getting into the t ten in the way the story never happened before on the previous government. we have come here to do serious business to make concrete progress. the iranians have expressed the wish to do the same so what we hope is that they will follow up that was the code was with good deeds in the negotiation of a half to make this a number of undertakings in guarantees this is the alps the iranian nuclear program worthy of such committee has justified concerns so they have to make that step. and i'm pretty into agreeing to do something to be its natural community is is developing for itself it's all about the enrichment of uranium which is currently being interested in the wrong foot level which is not necessary for peace twenty different baffled are some things that they have to do of course this is the mackay six and supports ought to be flexible but be of good stuff pretty nice to come from a ring inside. the bottom of the usage of this place into diamond disagrees that the toll success depends purely on around the support of a statesman. no

and it's costing them all responsible community areas of the isaac newton down finances s i believe in women and i think we should let them listen to put them in non fossil positions female at the top of things that men don't have like that but some bad patient. they had intelligence that helped a dead man. d and then some kind of intelligence that the dollar man has it's doing in this position with a vague kind of humanity. and soul is a custom of the precincts that signal to load a man at the same human that these it's deserving this position do with the summer. i think it's a threat isn't like that and the need to be exempted for many many other countries that the judge women. they've just because del women. her first speech as israel's new central banks he forgot to commit to address the issue of the arab and jewish ultra orthodox sector is and are lacking for dissipates. he is really worth forest that's taking a toll on the israeli economy. today's appointment was well accepted in this around and says is an example for many around the world fritz and one can see none of these kids

calling it them in your face bellyache earlier i discussed you know those tough stance on a round with isaac levin and former israeli ambassador to egypt is thinks the geneva agreement failed to give certain key questions. the center futures are still there they can always enrich uranium although at the level of five percent but they can switch quickly to twenty eight probably more than that this is why israel say this is a bad deed and we should have gone directly to solve the issue of the enrichment and to stop their richmond and therefore to stop also the nuclear program of iran we can just pause for a second the british foreign secretary william hague had something to say today about how he perceives the israeli position is just listening to that for a second this by thirty seconds will come straight back of course we would discourage anybody in the world including israel from taking any steps that would undermine this agreement and we will make that very clear to all concerned also very important to explain to them to ask them what the alternative to this agreement would be because the

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john locke, sir francis bacon and sir isaac newton and hamilton corrected to say the greatest was julius caesar and jefferson never got over that and never forgot that. but for all their differences there were similarities. but jeffers said tellingly so with colonial subservience coming from the author of the declaration of independence to break away from the colonial subservience. so i novelists like charles dickens would be hard pressed to write about i think, hamilton's mother was branded by the courts as a whole or. his father abandoned the family his mother and father never married so hamilton was a legitimate. in did not finding enough to occupy their prejudice featured illegitimate children. but on the child himself. he must have experienced some blows we know he was discriminated against in the sense but he said where he was growing up and i think out of that, hamilton is shaped like leaving the child is the father to the man. and then driven from that point on to seek fame to seek respect to drive him throughout his life. another similarity is a car with slave zero mate -- slave

isaac said. joe parliamentary faction criticized proposals of the ministry of regional development has extent relating to the businessl party insisted that the subsidies for domestic business should not be terminated earlier the deputy minister for regional development to the human guardian reported that the implementation of the business roadmap failed because large enterprises were eligible for this program according to deputy of them in jewish law and doesn't back off. the so called large skillet domestic enterprises are referred to the medium sized enterprises by international standards domestic manufacturing producers are in need of state support. ups of all termination of subsidized loans means the rejection of those affected schools in the program every occupant who requires exactly this kind of support. there's no need to give guarantees it alone so expensive. normally it. in fact the suggestion of the ministry of regional development party not to implement the distance road map but to re

but now that isaac or just proves this point that searching than the nsa can go and run these algorithms eclectic his desire giants these giant database is that they can then search for a chick like americans and the fights of einstein's bill basically caught by some as well. life as well even though it seems quite strikingly against the spirit if not the letter of the summer that i kidding restrictions in the fine sentiments that. senator feinstein sits on the senate intelligence committee that's very powerful position up her counterpart in the house mike rogers sits on the house intelligence committee of both these individuals have been very deferential to the dentist said that the defendant had defended this and i interviewed alan grayson few days ago he said that the congressional intelligence committees have become apologists for the surveillance state complex. we're told that these programs have that oversight. coming from congress coming from the fight to court. how can we believe any of this stuff when they win these oversight committees are basically giving the nsa a huge favor

isaac or even corporations because in canada people have gone around the copyright and patent law to bring lifesaving drugs to canadians so this gives these drug companies in the u.s. the ability to sue the canadian government who then has to go to their citizens to pay off that fine to satisfy these corporations based on this theory of expected returns expected returns they would have made money and they're going to hear it's like if i say that i am going to knock over a liquor store you prevent me from block knocking off that liquor store so i'm going to sue you for that ten thousand dollars i would have made had i knocked over that liquor store year you've created a barrier to my criminal activity so i'm the sue you for that you got to pay me for my expected return and basically the only recourse we'll ever have is to call some sort of google help line or customer service line which of course you can never fight we don't even know who these people are there are six hundred corporate lobbyists who are working on the other deal the t.p. the trans-pacific partnership deal we don't kn

teammates are targeting 13-year-old isaac phillips with racial slurs and graffiti.quarter african american. his father is half african american and his mother is caucasian. the season has beens cancelled while an investigation is underway. his father is angry. >> it is 2013. it doesn't matter what color you are. i hope someone steps forward. kids like that don't deserve to be on the football field. >> this isn't the first time he has been bullied. he is attending a different school nearby. >> a 10-year-old girl in michigan is suing her mom's ex-boyfriend for custody of her dog. she and her mother moved out last spring and he agreed to take care of the dog temporarily. now the attorney says he is attached to the pet and he wants to keep it. the case goes to trial next july. >> a california solar company backed by president obama's owners is starting to follow sol lin -- solyndra's path. >> good morning. republican senator from alabama just requested tax payer fund grand rapids by solar panel installers. they warned in a letter to jack lieu it could become the next so

in full disclosure my company, ariel investments, is an investor in fair isaac.o i know a lot about this business. what they've done is they've entered into partnerships with big lenders including most recently discover to give consumers access to their credit score on a more frequent basis. discover says they're actually going to put your fico score on your statement every single month. this is a major change and actually a really good thing. >> so consumers are going to get a lot more access to their credit score. why do you think that's important? >> well first and foremost it's free. normally it could cost up to $20 to get access to your score. secondly, it allows you to manage your financial health. 56% of people say they have no idea what their fico score is and yet it's so important. the other thing, you'll know what's driving it. fair isaacs says they'll tell you the top two drivers of your score -- missed payments short credit history, big debt whatever it might be and last but not least the great thing you'll be able to detect fraud if you see your scor

. -- unanimous for consent for members to stand in silence in memory of isaac newton skelton.no audio] >> thank you, mr. chairman. speaker, we have just observed a moment of silence for isaac skelton, my friend emanuel friend, ike's good others to hear from the delegation, i want arise with tribute. moment of we will have an opportunity to speak a longer time. many of us had the opportunity to participate in a memorial service for tom foley. he was the speaker of this house. the gentleman spoke, one of the most revered members that has served in his body, robert michael. by was tom foley's friend. he was the leader of the republican side of the aisle. colleagues,iends, and cooperate with one another to the benefit of this institution and its members. adsdean of the house correctly that benefit of our country and all of its citizens. themichael observed stability that each one of them displayed, and the willingness to reach out across the our -- across the aisle and make things happen positively for our citizens. individualther within the last week's. bill young. similar person

speaker, we have just observed a moment of silence for isaac skelton. ,y good friend, emanuel cleaverood friend, senator mccaskill, clay and others who are here from the missouri delegation, i want to rise with them not in a moment of silence but in a moment of tribute. we will perhaps have an opportunity to speak a longer time. many of us had the opportunity to participate in a memorial sort -- service for tom foley. tom foley was the speaker of this house. to thisng was a luster congress. major owens was another whom we lost. people who made this institution a better place. ike skelton was my brother. he and i were sigma chi. his son was a sigma chi. his father was a sigma chi. we had a very special bond to start out with. in addition, his first wife susan, who died too early, as mine did, came out and knocked on doors for me in maryland just on the road here. ike,e a special bond with also an extraordinary and great respect by the way he conducted himself as a representative of the people of his district in missouri. gave to eachhat he of us and the respect that he received in retu

isaac phillips - his mother is white and father black - in announcing the cancellation of the last gamethe lurenburg said, "we have no tolerance for race im." no arrests have been made. >> when kobe bryant tore his achilles in mid-april ril, he dashed la's play-offs, he put doubt over this year's. bryant went through a second full practice with the lakers at their facilities, following weeks of conditioning before joining the team for a workout last saturday. both coaches and players are impressed with how bryant performed. kobe bryant says he should be back by the end of the month and impressed himself. >> i went out there and played. tried to do what i normally do. tried to figure out some things about my game, and work through it. it felt good to compete and move around. playing with my guys and against my guys. it feels good to get out there and move. >> on the nba hardwood the miami head took a 3-led streak. chris bache lead. ray allen who missed with a flu added 17 for the heat, who were without dwayne wade. lebron james did not play the second. coming into the college season, on