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 byules. 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 ying, "w, is guy is so gat." i wish i cou 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, key isaacs was a big influence because,o make a long story or tee years later, key aa was imy c and llow lid nextoor to m eddie mccarthy, who was a professional fighter 135-pod,htig, ve good guy. d he took me uer his wg. but then he went off to the korean wa 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 that. and i was gonna retire as soon as i won the flyweight championsh

isaac stone fish? >> i also think that it's a bipolar world and i think it's between united states and china and managing what is the most important story, which is the rise of china. if you look at what the obama administration has done with other countries in asia, with their relationship with japan, south korea, opening up to burma, and reestablishing military base, agreement to allow troops to be based in the philippines, australia, you have a strong alliance network in asia, whereas if you look at china's alliances, maybe north korea, maybe pakistan, maybe rush if you're stretching it. in terms of this bipolar struggle, we see the united states in a much stronger footing in asia than china. >> is it clear what you're countering when you decide to counter china? >> that verb in that sentence, counter, contain, manage, i think it's basically trying to figure out a way to deal with china that in all likeliness within five years, ten years 15 years we'll have an economy the same size as the united sta

the nude figure of isaac is based on classical models.his is a triumph of a goldsmith's craft, embodying lessons learned from antique statuary and combining that with a gothic grace learned from the art of northern europe. florence is still a thriving center for the goldsmith's art. this is the studio of signor giorgio chilleri at the ponte vecchio. he works here as a master with his apprentice craftsmen. a whole generation of florentine artists-- ghiberti, brunelleschi, donatello-- began work in studios not unlike this, working on just such meticulous and minute creations before moving on in their careers to their monumental works of art. in an environment where the craftsman's skill so is highly prized, it was inevitable that their status should rise. inevitable, too, that the most brilliant of them-- men like brunelleschi and donatello-- should resent the restrictions which the craft guilds could place on them and the implication that their work was menial, a mechanical craft. and so, increasingly during this century, such artists came

. >> i'm going to prepare lentil soup which comes from the bible, the story of isaac and jacob. and isaac was asking jacob what are you doing, what are you preparing, give me from this red, red stuff so i'm preparing this red stuff which is a lentil soup... ... i'm not sure that jacob was doing the lentil soup the same way i'm doing it, but what it's important it will be tasty! >> convinced that ignorance of "the other" is at the heart of the conflict here, the chefs try to educate people about the other's history, traditions and culture... through the medium of food! as so palestinian chef suffian - one of the owners of the restaurant - is making a traditional palestinian dish rarely found outside the home. it's called "ma'alouba" - or "upside-down" in english, a reference to the distinct way in which it's served! >> many people come to visit jerusalem and many people think jerusalem just has hummus and falafel and maybe shawarma but in this restaurant we make this special food, the public food and we say to the people here we have something more good to taste! >> and suffian's

and it's an exploration that began in earnest and one that used mathematics with isaac newton and his come, essentially framing how civilized man understands the universe. the philosophical movement that arose from newton's mathematical concepts came to be called determinism, the belief that future events are necessitated by past and present events, in combination with the laws of nature. now, some scholars even took this one step further, suggesting that once the initial conditions of the universe were set, the rest of history was inevitable. this is one of those examples where a little bit of mathematics in the wrong hands can be dangerous. but on the other hand, the ideas that there's a clockwork universe or that there's a regularity to the world as described by newton's laws is in fact something that we know to be true for much of physical phenomena. so, with his three laws of motion -- the laws of inertia, acceleration, and reciprocal actions -- newton was the first to mathematically describe how an object's motion through space and time can be calculated by adding up the infinit

you know, isaac's never been this late.

true genius from isaac newton. isaac newton hands-down is the greatest scientists who ever lived. einstein said that and he was a very strange person. he couldn't have smallpox. he couldn't shoot chat with you. you'd be horrified at dinner conversation. you would not want to invite isaac newton for dinner. if you want to see somebody with asperger's syndrome, just watch the big egg eerie on cbs television. asperger's people are strange. they don't make eye contact. they are clueless when it comes to women, just like on the big egg theory. they estimate the greatest nobel prize winners suffered from asperger's syndrome. and then, there's two genius of modern times. albert einstein. did you know that we had einstein's brain? when einstein died in the 255, the doctor who did the autopsy kidnapped the parade without anyone's permission. he took to bring home and kept in a cooler for 30 years. was sitting in his living room underneath the books for 30 years could one day he drove across country to put einstein's brain in a mayonnaise jar. einstein's brain went through a lot of problems

s/isaac cohen, economista "estados unidos está teniendo mucha dificultad para salir de la crisis.."isis econmica en estados unidos ha ampliado la brecha entre los ricos y el resto de la sociedad. s/isaac cohen, economista "el problema es que los beneficios van al estrato más alto y no se derraman hacia el resto de la sociedad. en cambio en europa el gobierno hace un esfuerzo para derramar esos beneficios al resto de la sociedad." s/randy serrano, @randytelemund o otra cosa que aun preocupa a muchos economistas es el costo de las viviendas en estados unidos que siguen aumentando mientras que los salarios de la clase media están estancados. s/selina gomez, consumidora "es muy cara. más el costo de la comida, los pasajes de bus, y el salario nada". s/norma flores, consumidora "tenemos que dejar de comprar otras cosas para pagar la renta". y es que de acuerdo a un nuevo estudio de viviendas una persona tendra que estar ganando un promedio de entre veinte-tres y treinta-dlares-la- hora para costear una vivienda de un dormitorio en algunas ciudades del pas como nueva york y san francisco.

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 newton hands down is the greatest scientist to relent. einstein said that. and he was a very strange person. he could not have small talk. you could not chitchat. he would be horrible at a dinner conversation. you would not want to invite him for dinner. and if you want to see somebody with as burgers and room, just wants the big bang theory on cbs television. as burgers people are strange. they don't make eye contact. they are clumsy with conversations, clueless when it comes to women, just like on the big bang theory. yes of the greatest nobel prize winners suffered fries burgers and. and then there is a true genius of modern times, albert einstein. did you know that we have einstein's brain? when einstein died in 1955 the doctor who did the autopsy kidnapped the brain without anyone's permission. he took to bring home and kept it in a cooler for three years. it was sitting in his living room underneath some books. one day he drove across country and put einstein's brain and the manager. einstein's brain went through a lot of problems over decades because

laura margaret everett. ( cheering ) thomas isaac brown. music school? mm-hmm.oing to be a music teacher? maybe... or a performer, or a songwriter, or all three. your mother always wanted to be a singer. principal: kevin patrick casey. ( cheering and applause ) yes. no more film. aw... aw... dad: kevin! kevin, over here. oh, that's my dad. i've got to go, i'll see you later. thank you. congratulations. rebecca: congratulations! thanks. rebecca: all right, stand over there. i want to get a picture. you too, aunt molly. all right, look this way. say "cheese!" cheese! kevin, i'm proud to see that diploma in your hand. we all are. congratulations, kevin. thanks. dad, stand next to kevin. i want to get a picture of just the two of you. ready? i'm proud of you, too, becky. me? why? don't be so modest. when your mother died, you... you stepped right in. you... you became the mother. you took good care of kevin and your dad. well, there was no one else. "we are sorry to inform you..." oh, no. i can't believe it. god... another rejection letter. three rejections. i can't

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

have a bit of snow promise you won't want to hassle with new sanctions the european commission and isaac wanted to walk the propaganda from moscow. these monogrammed said. then at the hands of the senate and the cold war security and ease my tension information and it's happened to them. on the content of listening station ukraine it's a comment and your movement uses and to understand god's plan is to be devoured by the european commission. it led to buy president put in the two eighteen a member states and five partner countries illustrates. well just how important this issue is the european union will respond to and play the village. in order to agree on consultations with straw shop and ukraine was a view to ensuring security of supply and transit. it is impossible to bring him peace keeping forces in ukraine this was taken by the council. no sentiment during his visit to mexico exclaimed it's such a decision can be taken all the money began security council and secretary general is convinced that the movie plot viruses using instead tell them. meanwhile huntsman mentioned that the g

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you see james and isaac martinez. police didn't give us any details on the awe rest. we do know eric mendoza is survived by a situation month- old son. brian webb kpix 5. >>> also, in san jose, police are investigating the 13th homicide of the year. just a couple hours a woman was found stabbed to death in her apartment. no arrest have been made. >>> other bay area headlines. charged today with murdering her seven month-old baby boy. police found ashley newton carrying her lifeless baby saturday in livermore. she told them, quote, i am sorry i killed my baby. police say newton has a history of depression, but they still don't have a motive for the stabbing. >>> three middle school aged boys have been arrested at a high school in santa clara. they are accused of breaking in and killing three animals raised by students for a project. police say the animals were tortured over the weekend. the boys are also accused of vandalizing cars and stealing snacks. >>> the crashed cessna plane pilot has not been found. >>> dozens of business owners held a protest today. they saw th

isaac newton hands down is the greatest scientist to relent. einstein said that. and he was a very strange person. he could not have small talk. you could not chitchat. he would be horrible at a dinner conversation. you would not want to invite him for dinner. and if you want to see somebody with as burgers and room, just wants the big bang theory on cbs television. as burgers people are strange. they don't make eye contact. they are clumsy with conversations, clueless when it comes to women, just like on the big bang theory. yes of the greatest nobel prize winners suffered fries burgers and. and then there is a true genius of modern times, albert einstein. did you know that we have einstein's brain? when einstein died in 1955 the doctor who did the autopsy kidnapped the brain without anyone's permission. he took to bring home and kept it in a cooler for three years. it was sitting in his living room underneath some books. one day he drove across country and put einstein's brain and the manager. einstein's brain went through a lot of problems over decades because

isaac has also opted not to miss this kind of fun too. this man is the as the man who has multiple columns mcmanus easy it is one that is extremely doubtful right effect rest with the idea. the leader of the bjp. boosts this story has since started from nothing and has built himself up to is is it is a gripping one of the current teammate amy. the skin it disappoints because he won't be able to deliver on all his campaign promises and b he is a divisive figure. stock prices which in this business of no news was even need to go the deal was connected to the masses. indeed it is accepted by the people and indeed it was at the time he was cute. the policy has been used as a new policy promises to be the topic of foreign institutional investors to talk with the intent of this month. he commented on the streets. and i think is one lead in india was coming up now. miss them and when the industry has destroyed his lack of confidence in his future. up to the youth using the built in its got to the future of the neat little india is as strong they

to have us that there was no promise you won't want us to new sanctions the european commission and isaac wanted to walk again to moscow these monogram said that at this time to send it to him that the cold war security and ease my tension information and it's happened to them. on the background of the listening station ukraine it's a common thread and the movement uses. the plan is to be developed by the increasing that to toe gray. let's apply president put in the two eighteen a member states and by far the country's illustrates well just how important this issue is. the european union will respond to atone for the trip in order to agree on consultations with russia and ukraine was a view to ensuring security of supply and concerts. impossible to bring un peacekeeping forces in ukraine. this was taken by the un secretary general ban ki moon during his visit to mexico explained that such a decision can be taken all the mice began security council and secretary general is convinced that he pulled the plug viruses using eats it up. meanwhile un convention that the global consequences of th

isaac newton, in the 1660s, demonstrated that white light was composed of a mixture of lights of different colors. he did it with prisms. prisms break white light into its component colors. but why are there colors? what makes red different than violet? light travels in waves, and each color has its own wavelength. let's look at red. here is the wave. the distance from the tops of these waves is called the wavelength. now let's look at violet. the wavelength of violet is shorter than that of red. it's because light has different wavelengths that there are different colors. until the 19th century, colors of the rainbow weren't available to everyone. the blue indigo and red madder root, dyes used to color these persian carpets, were derived from agricultural crops grown on plantations in india and turkey. the supply of these dyes depended in part on the weather. the process of coloring yarn was not simple, nor was weaving the carpets. colorful rugs like these were expensive. the same was true of clothing. colorful fashions and carpets could be enjoyed by the wealthy, by kings and queens. ord

s/ isaac cohen, economista "lo que es muy interesante es que muchos de esos negocios se establecen sinno no les está ayudando, no reciben ayuda de ningún lado. inclusive van al banco y no les dan crédito" dora escobar sabe muy bien lo que es trabajar duro. lleg de el salvador en los aÑos 80... con pocos dlares en el bolsillo pero con muchas deudas. empez trabajando en una fbrica. s/ dora escobar, empresaria "alguien me pagaba el bus para irme y alguien me regalaba la comida porque no ganaba para el lunch" hoy, es la dueÑa de 16 negocios que emplean a ms de 150 personas. y ella no es la nica de acuerdo al reporte de las organizaciones partnership for a new economy y latino donor collaborative. s/ randy serrano, @randytelemun do "el número de empresarios latinos, tal y como la dueña de este restaurante- se ha triplicado en las últimas décadas y hoy en día son más de dos millones los hispanos que son dueños de sus propios negocios" entre el aÑo 2010 y el 2012 el nmero de estadounidens es que abran sus propias empresas decay sustancialmente. pero el nmero de patrones latinos subi. ms de 16

isaac is needed to interview him for finding products that meet in afghanistan. it's surprisingly hard. even the burka is now an import ladies from china. it's too expensive to meet them to traditional and western aid projects were suppose to help make afghanistan more self sufficient. the us built this job market cost of seven million dollars. when we visited. most businesses have folded. the sewing machines were once his take on military and police uniforms pay for nato and the americans. chile has been idle for two years and all the foreigners are leaving the contracts have tried out the pajamas. this was one of the largest factories in kabul. now more than a thousand of its employees are out of work. her doc says the war but crippled afghanistan's economy and almost entirely supported it a boon for afghan construction companies and trucking firms. no more need to use force to spend one hundred billion dollar esteem and affection falling into the pumpkin economy was significant. and oh that is the zucchini with other businesses. a lot but not all the tampa som

sadly this is isaac's toward me i don't think i've seen a response quite a strong advocate for business just isn't conscious but on the beaches to adjust to the desktop and in the hotel behind me. with one or two things beach of hacking into the two would use a megaphone to heckle and helping to spread the phrase became widespread across the room to give examples of bullying cries of rubbish cries of the highest price of a place that can inspect and test it to continue speaking at one stage mr says that the utmost respect for the defense. after a widespread across the room was applause of them mentioned that in one instance as it was in response to the minister outlining at teachers and parents with the juice i could afford such as ironic that the pills really. this is really quite difficult as ministers all it's hard to concentrate and agendas of goals at the minister was initially i dreamt i was at by the delegates here. we will also be trimmed to size in thinking case this message in common. the problem with intercepting catholics who choose to accept us. north sent centers and a con

as you it's late isaac joseph biden arrived in kiev to meet top ukrainian officials that the us release products which it says show that many separatists fighters in eastern ukraine are russian special forces. russia has repeatedly claimed that he does not send troops to eastern ukraine although independent reports indicate that russian troop units and special forces have support separatist elements in the region. the photos released by the ukrainian government endorsed by the us state department show what appears to be the same bearded man are working during both the two thousand a russian invasion of georgia and during the current crisis in eastern ukraine one of the day last week finally admitted that russian troops were active in cranium ahead of the white beaches in a referendum over the place was annexation by moscow with the set and marched toward the so called self defense units and cranial were volunteer militia it's friday denying that russian troops were operating in the area the korean government says it has arrested at least ten russian citizens in eastern ukraine overseas

more particularly i would like him to stop the shingles people who are in order to readers isaac was entirely their fault they were just a little scraps of criminal and eighty six. it's disgraceful that money to pay any of that amount was two years ago and asked to go into pigeon url and then he cut open the notice went up to company c two years ago. i'm the type to just a plain dotted line defended ricci thatcher's eight hundred and forty thousand euro pay package the package is well justified based on this track record of performance. i'm not particularly true in addition to that of a performance to diverge within the past year i would much prefer to have mr ricci chat. one thing this point. i am toking. our attempt to market. i wish people would lead to puncture and on. he's done a very good job. after some time to watch something is it an open race. went to the beach. despite recent improvements in the pines fortunes shareholders still don't receive the dividend even up there and getting the call. when we know you're getting nothing. it's a pint increasingly associated with one m

la carcel del condado de santa clara, al mismo tiempo que se revel los nombres de james guerrero e isaacue continan siendo buscados... blanca ---esta maÑana, 6 personas resultaron heridas de bala, cuando se desat un tiroteo en una tienda de la empresa fed-ex en el estado de georgia. --jorge buzo amplia la informacion. pkg ;01 ;17 ;51 de acuerdo a las autoridades del condado de cobb, los hechos ocurrieron a las 5 de la maÑana de este martes en la estacion de clasificacion y embarque que fedex tiene en la terminal aerea de kennesaw, 25 millas al noroeste del centro de la ciudad de atlanta, lugar al que acudio la policia tras recibir una llamada del servicio de emergencias 911 sot: sargento dana pierce / vocero de la policia del condado de cobb, georgia información que nosotros tenemos en la llamada original que recibimos del 911 indicaban que había un hombre adentro de las instalaciones disparando a la gente... de inmediato se movilizo el equipo swat del condado de cobb, asi como elementos de la polica de kennesaw y la partulla estatal de georgia, quienes acordonaron el area del aeropuerto

. >> isaac from "politico." where are you, isaac? >> thank you, mr. president.iven all you were just saying about the affordable care act do you think it's time for democrats to start campaigning loudly and postively on the benefit of obamacare? will you lead that charge? jon: well, kirsten powers is a usa today columnist and fox news contributor. that was edward isaac devore from "politico" who teed up that softball for the president. why doesn't the president, you know, begin this full-throated defense of obamacare, and why don't other democrats take up that exact same thing? >> well, i think the president has been doing that. i think that question was actually a reasonable question because in a way it is almost a little bit of a dig at democrats in the sense that they haven't been touting what has been the president's most significant achievement according to -- jon: unpopular achievement. >> right. i think he was asking a legitimate question, are you now going to start making a more vigorous case for obamacare? so, you know, but i think the president has bee

discussion of the land of parliament the fight to happen between the representatives of the small boy isaac on the nice part is that failed to agree upon the situation in the east of the country the parliament of ukraine and up to close all the fun in prison like a criminal a mere it is thus apparent in an un judge and restoration it also abolish the current cycle effects and proclaimed amnesty. next the story about the events in the parliament money means the meantime insisted home immediately she was the dumbest ideas and different opinions expressed are discussing deep ditches his descent into stations with our essence is that disappointed by the communist some of those captured in these two buildings with the plans as peaceful protest as to whether what he did not stand back. inevitably get get get the idea. systems of women mp six an eclectic wasn't any help my team and that has crashed a place of the school by aberdeen and the madrid system. it was the main offender i did. they have maintained this all by themselves and take decisions by themselves as that is not a human is not on and

phillips reports from a small town it easy which has seen ukrainian troops army hardware role for isaac even to quell protests in the east is not easy. this is it isn't which is that it is strategically in order to haul coal and the next regions with protesting the strongest danger is imminent the checkpoints the top of the state in its ukrainian troops stationed here stopping every single color into leaving the city they sat there looking for people with colds and persists we will pay to enter but not lasting the checkpoint we didn't have much to take a few screenshots of the area. we stole the identities of us in the outskirts of the time that helicopters want in this situation is gone. and as good a deal between vehicles in a field near the checkpoint to his right to patrol the no case we don't have to make my stance is that it wasn't pointing the camera. some fifty km from sydney yesterday to protest the store the other day i hear the train home it's on to the hand eager to build up but that's our goal to report that i sank to the actual cost you that i can speak to local people to

i want to achieve so blessed as interesting as phish show the option of isaac seven and polish. and an almond eyes as far as a kid like my polish dance instructor palm beach and i was very rigid so it's always about these is happy that she'll smile. so then you do what you know you like your very proud of them and yet to be very proud. among the women are twirling a lovely lake on a moving if she'd like to have gotten like the steelers. so i'm inviting you to touch him like this. the shots get haha i shot by shot eyes that said here monday. that's weird. a great sense in a pinch and insight. karen artsy america. for more inserts the cover to youtube dot com its large part in her contest website to the conference usa the council call me on twitter and effects seats most important thing. i am trying. tony and i adopt the share trading now and it has been really amazing beautiful ideas. i did have another one three innings and we went to comply with the baby all the time and are doing it again. now all i really know about it. we care about. did you see here the article deals with h

well isaac is the first question we ask the people on the street are ready but because it's full of disneyland. sure wanting to nap so early in the audience that night doesn't seem like we have a real dearth of lobbyist here in washington. yes so that guides us with an american university has an obvious degree of reading. george washington in killing more expensive institution i believe is in now has this as well why we're rolling out the study programs for jobs where really need to learn on the job go work on the hill the first decade of you may wanna compete with american idol it is not fair my money an exciting program. i and secondly we're a city that is all about lobby of thing a feeling they're spitting out some part of the important part of government study at mit are part of it but as you sad that when the bass ways to learn about lighting really need to work in the halls of congress and that way you both learned how blogging works and what people what lobbyists are looking for but also you're making the contacts that lobbying firms and looking for. which is key words that if he wasn't

all for the fortitude to tv and litter rate went up seven falling and isaac just been registered in the slop oil production has dropped like seven times west of paris who were looking pretty good bloke on tracks and i'm having serious trouble. he did every minute since i helped him to the saudis did he admit least expect to contend. the west has achieved in libya is looking out what is known by some of the shield or maybe a mormon gadhafi was way too much alcohol it was so impressed that sickly innovations of the hydrocarbon industry in india but there remains a problem for the western powers which is trying to get these unruly militias of deaths wants to pursue the tape with oil exports to their own coffers the agenda in tripoli can't even control tripoli. it is actually the distance to ostensibly held hostage in tripoli by at least four major death squads including those which are not busy time. and also held them hostage briefly by means of a grenade and hadn't gone in one of his officers to reduce this to the end of the rest all the people who come to power up literally on the wings

oscar isaac known for his role in inside dwelling davis and adam driver from the hbo comedy girls.he driver will be playing a villain not unlike everyone's favorite darth vader. here's the group together for a script reading. it hits december 16th. >> princess leia she was my favorite as a child. >>> time now for videos going viral. >> these elementary schoolers in texas doing a synchronized swimming machine routine. >> one woman going above and beyond to help her workers in need. they got stuck in an elevator with an elderly woman. she couldn't stand up for too long so one worker got down and became her human chair. >> a big reaction to big news. >> you are having a baby in your tummy right now? >> she has a baby in her tummy. >> i can't thank you enough. >> little katelyn and ethan they couldn't be more excited to find out they are getting a new baby brother or a baby sister. >> the time is 25 after the top of the hour. coming up bombshell new evidence on the benghazi attack that left four americans dead. e-mails detailing those talking points they came from the white house. will

ramon and daniel was convicted for first-degree murder of the death of a 19 year-old isaac. the two men get into an argument before shooting. daniel felt the suspected then threatened white. q hours later anyone to white home on east 25th street and shot at white six times killing him. daniel flood what is captured 26 days later. who all the 24 year- old to death. found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. tipples attacked his step grandson back in 2010 police say he left the two year-old along with his own for a old son alone all his wife slept as he left to go play tennis. this book with the auction and jailhouse interview back in 2010. did occur you at anytime that the to get rid of the dogs. >> : my left will be to but i can of love them too much. i personally never sought anything was around because was around >> : he fizzes him years to beat in prison and sentenced in june. interested in a hit- and-run accident that hit and killed a woman last month in san francisco mrs. stubbs behind the wheel on march 20th if. when i say she didn't kill woman in her 80's who was cross

and then we have the question of astrovision, true genius, isaac newton, the greatest scientist who ever lived. einstein said that and he was a very strange person. he couldn't have smallpox, he couldn't cit chat with you. he would be horrible added dinner conversation. you would not want to invite isaac newton for dinner and if you want to see someone with as burgers syndrome just watch the big bang theory on cbs television. these people estranged. they don't make eye contact, as they have conversations when it comes to women just like on the big bang theory but the greatest nobel prize winners suffered from asberger's syndrome and two geniuses of modern times, albert einstein. did you know we have einstein's brain? when einstein died in 1955 the doctor who did the autopsy kidnapped the brain without anyone's permission, took the brain home and put it in a cooler for 30 years and sitting in his living room underneath some books for 30 years. one day he went across country and put einstein's brain in a mayonnaise jar, over decades, this is a piece of history. and he took it home and didn

they are still looking for james guerrero and isaac martinez. 27-year-olderic mendoza gunned down april3rd. he was parking his red car after pulling a late shift at work. red is the color of a rival gang in the neighborhood he was in. his family told us mendoza had nothing to do with gangs. >>> a new idea taking shape in san jose to help the down and out get out of tents and into more sturdy shelters. kpix 5's len ramirez has more. len. >> reporter: elizabeth, we're talking about building a new class of neighborhood in san jose. it would still be an upgrade for the thousands of people living out on the streets everyday and night. >> this one has the french door. >> the high end sheds in fremont were never designed to house the homeless. >> the most common use is a home office. >> but with sturdy cars and windows, two by four construction, they could be very livable. >> these are made just like a little house would be made. >> that's what's behind new idea at san jose city hall to help the homeless. two council members who are running for each other for mayor have jointly wrote a memo sa

we must go back to the 17th century, when the english scientist robert hooke challenged his rival isaache independently creates a new branch of mathematics, calculus. newton needed a way to notate the incremental changes of where a planet was on its orbit and then to be able to add up all of those incremental changes to actually construct the orbit. he also needed a way to figure out how fast it was moving and where it would move next. he saw unity; gravity didn't end at the atmosphere. newton was the first to show that the motion of objects on earth and planetary motion are governed by the same set of natural laws. his famous equation "force equals mass times acceleration," f=ma, neatly sums that up. this same math he used to study the movement of inanimate objects in the 17th century today assists us in calculating the behavior of animate objects. thanks to newton, calculus provides a mathematical language that allows us to measure a variable. for instance, for a bird, the angle of flight, or for a car, its speed. but birds and drivers are their own entities with reactions and influen

student why posted this picture of the cast with actors adam driver, oscar isaac and max von syd withfisher and mark hamell and in the corner of the photo harrison ford and r 2 d 2. repricing the orman role as hans solo princess leah and sky walker and the film will be set 30 years after the original trillion jichlt shooting is expected to begin in may with reless date of december 2015. lacking forward to the film should be fichbility wonder if r 2 d 2 gets script approval. seems leak he ad libb a little bit tucked awashington i in the corner. >> lots to talk about in sports tonight. serious and fun. >> they are playing the game and the warriors set aside the distraction getting to work in game 5. frustrating at times. curry rather quiet. andre curry rather quiet. andre making s pass. >> coming up tonight. alleges of abuse of local car dealership language too offense i have to say on television. how employee now fighting back. >> plus baby growing up false. i have update on abandoned cub that is turning into a real wild child. great stuff. those stories and more coming up on 7 news at

isaac from politico. >> given all you were just saying below the affordable care act, do you think it's time for democrats to start campaigning loudly and positively on the benefits of obamacare? will you lead that charge? and on ukraine you said, and other situations, iran, for example, that the military option remains on the table even as talks good on. is a military option on the table with russia and if so would that be through nato forces or lethal aid to ukraine. >> i think i've been clear that military options are not on the table in ukraine. because this is not a situation that would be amenable to a clear military solution. what we have to do is to create an environment in which irregular forces disarm, that the seizing of buildings cease, that a national dialogue by ukrainians, not by russians, not by americans or anybody else, but by ukrainians take places, they move forward with reforms that meet the interests of the various groups within ukraine, they move forward with elections, and they start getting their economic house in order. that's what is going to solve the problem

isaac, from "politico." where are you? >> hi, mr. president. given all that you were just saying about the affordable care act do you think it's time for democrats to start campaigning loudly and postively on the benefits of obamacare? will you lead that charge? and on ukraine, you said, in other situations iran, for example, that the military option remains on the table even as talks go on. is the military option on the table with russia, if so would that be through nato forces and or threw military aid through ukraine. >> i made it clear that military options are not on the table in ukraine because this is not a situation that would be a mennable to a clear military solution. what we have to do is to create an environment in which irregular forces disarm, that the seizing of buildings cease, that a national dialogue by ukrainians, not by russians, not by americans or by anybody else, but by ukrainians takes place. they move forward with reforms that meet the interests of the various groups within ukraine. they move forward with elections. and

isaac from politico. there you go. >> hi, mr. president. given all that you were saying about the affordable care act, do you think it's time for democrats to start campaigning loudly on the benefits of obamacare? and on ukraine, you said and other situations, iran, for example, that the military option remains on the table even as talks go on. is the military option on the table for russia or would that be through nato forces or lethal aid to ukraine? >> i think i have been very clear that military options are not on the table in ukraine because this is not a situation that would be amenable to a clear military solution. what we have to do is create an environment in which regular forces disarm, that the seizing of buildings cease, that a national dialogue by ukrainians, not by russians or americans or anybody else, by ukrainians takes place. they move forward with reforms that meet the interests of the various groups within ukraine, they move forward with elections and they start getting their economic house in order. that's what is going

isaacs. how's it going? >> walter laney: pretty good. >> how have you're sugars been?laney: okay. they got my blood sugars back under control. before this year, i was in the hospital three, four times, and this year, i ain't been in none since i've been seeing them. if it hadn't a been for them, i don't think i'd be here today. >> pelley: outside the church where they were handing out food, we met dr. joe smiddy, a lung specialist who's the health wagon's volunteer medical director. >> joe smiddy: this is a third- world country of diabetes, hypertension, lung cancer and c.o.p.d. >> pelley: dr. smiddy drives a second health wagon, a tractor- trailer x-ray lab. i guess they taught you something about radiology and all of that in medical school. did they teach you how to drive an 18-wheeler? >> smiddy: i did have to go to tractor-trailer school. and it took a long time. >> pelley: was that harder than medical school, in some ways? >> smiddy: it was very difficult to get anyone to insure a doctor to drive a tractor-trailer. insurance companies didn't believe me. >> pelley:

isaac, from politico. where are you? there you are. >> given all that you were saying about the affordable care act, do you think it's time for democrats to start campaigning loudly and positively on the benefits of obamacare? will you lead that charge? on ukraine you said, in other situations, iran, for example, the military option remains on the table even as talks go on on is the military option on the table with russia in if so, would that be through nato forces, lethal aid to ukraine? >> i've been very clear that military options are not on the table in ukraine. because this i not eight situation that would be amenable to a clear military solution. what we have to do is create an environment in which irregular forces disarm, that the seizing of buildings cease, that a national dialogue by ukrainiauk, not by russians, americans or anybody else, but ukrainians takes place. they move forward with reforms that meet the interests of the various groups within ukraine, move forward with elections, and they start getting th

isaac was delicious and mission of the problems is that we can only use natural diamonds with spikes. it's whether its national companies in the company's progress pics to us what they're giving us a shed which is just nasty to work. the twins and their resume to my aunt gets a little money. we want to work with teens national tournaments directly to come the conference is backed by peace dividend trust a non profit organization that builds up and capacity iptv in the pages of local basis this is what is mainstream this is not freedom. it is after first policy aimed at boosting local business. they understand the crucial link between building the economy and fight to the insurgency it is argued that the horse level and endorsed the highest level that the afghan first program that is one key element to the strategic stability in that not just the prophets but the whole country where effectively creating content of options for influence will get miles to lead to the business build factories to show his kids and chores to do business with them the insurgency. is this man and held him sti

dusty to you and are not what is it that you would like to see happen now would you want to see out isaac as begins with me yes. yes new moon this is a common something about fifty to ninety kmh to want me to comment something just tell me what you would like to see happen to you that you want to see the same thing that happen in crimea happen in eastern ukraine antilles and twenty and seven assists and added to friends. so lesson i have not visited the thing about this and it is an eye on this and see th and you get into a different venue has been at as at best that's all it's sad. and that at the mosque they act as agents and tia ye not a ton on us and we would rest a bit sometimes. todd and i don't agree is that the grass and seventy s head of the people say that russians. he addresses the defense comes via russian russian citizens come see it all then add some things is not to because i'm finding he had seen for the felt ribbon at the station says that the cost of months. i don't belong to any political watching on social thing as a stand on anything and that is just dead chinese this

one thing i wish his son isaac and very simple question. i mean look up when he came to power on the proper mall more democracy and common prosperity and that's how you cut them at the end goals and two. he got the ball to all people who were far more tomorrow. the former democratic ticket. local mall trust mr key. he was last season but the school all week and more people to get small vase. so unless we do expect a dramatic change from the social visit the park who previously won one more to my upright for more on improper progress and democratic right as he feeds the free don't think that present and active she is so social. these people. i feel like this analysis the recent canal and all to keep it all started going steady and somehow the people who previously will conform more to come to an eskimo and impractical it's going to four days of intense time acting like and that there isn't any. it seems like it today. a business card. i do see is just like new. i used to summon a stumbling blocks. on the way to democracy in turkey. instead h

oscar isaac, best known for his role inç inside lou ellen days. we hear he'llen -- he'll be playing a villain. the highly anticipated sequel hits december 2015. those are your headlines. maybe brian would actually like a movie. >> i saw one of them, didn't get through it, never saw the rest. >> probably fighting words for a lot of our viewers. you didn't like "gravity" either? >> too few people in theç cast. >> he loved fred clark. .i also loved "here comes the boom." two award winning movies. coming up straight ahead, for american kids college is more expensive than ever, than ever before. now one lawmaker ruling illegal immigrants can go for free. really? >> rick perry getting companies to move to texas saying it is better for business, but now he's being called a domestic financial terrorist. stuart varney, that man right there in the pink tie. ♪ ♪ ♪ chico's effortless shirt. play in it. work in it. go wild in it. do everything but wrinkle in it. the perfect fitting no-iron effortless shirt in 4 styles and 31 colors and prints. visit the shirt

. >> he was bormed in isaac city with a deformed ear that made him deaf on the right >> reporter: for>> lonely little kid who couldn't get a date didn't know how to interact with people couldn't hear had learning issues in school suddenly became you know sought after by women, envied by guys, sold millions of albums. >> you were very driven from the beginning to succeed in this band. i think i was very driven compensate to make myself feel more worthy by achieving things. my achievements now are my children, my wife. but it was a long road to get there. >> one of his oldest friends is band mate gene simmons with whom he founded kiss more than 40 years ago. >> did you like him when you first met? >> no i didn't like him at all. there's days he annoys me now. you know the squeaky wheel gets the oil, so he's this guy who everybody sees as like this -- the brains behind kiss which is -- really what he is the mouth behind kiss. i always tell people he lives two minutes way and i can see his ego from here. >> reporter: but he says they're now closer than ever. stanley, however, rarely speak