he told police that isaac was having an affair with his wife and accused isaac of killing judy and then he may have killed himself. >> bruce implied isaac was somehow responsible for judy's death and killed himself due to his guilt over it. >> but no one could corroborate larry's claims and the primary focus continued to be on larry bruce. >> we ultimately made the decision not to press for the indictment at that time because everything we had at that time was circumstantial. >> time passed, and judy bruce's murder slowly drifted to the bottom of the unsolved case file. >> i never forgot the case. i would drive by their residence and we would drive by roadway trucking. i remember an alarm went off talking to a dispatcher at roadway trucking. i said what did larry ever say about this case because he worked there for several years after the homicide. and the feedback i would get was that he was the kind of guy that was bragging about it. he committed the perfect crime. he got away with it. >> about a year after judy's murder, larry bruce got married again, and the couple continued to live

isaac brown stayed behind.me point, denise was able to remove her gym membership card and hide it underneath a cardboard box, leaving proof that she had been in caballero's apartment. when caballero returned with messer he sexually assaulted her. then used electrical cords from the heat rocks to strangle her to death. the trio wrapped denise's body in the sheet using the belt, shoe laces and the electrical cords. they used denise's car to drive to the canal where they dumped her body. they tracked sand into the car and left their fingerprints behind. later, the three went to breakfast. >> they should have been burned alive. all three of them. and i make no bones about it. they say let he who has no sin cast the first stone, let me tell you i have no problem >> robert messer was convicted and sentenced to 15 years, isaac brown was convicted of five counts, including second degree murder. luis caballero was convicted of kidnapping and murder and he now sits on death row. >> i thank god for forensic science. and t

we are joined by edward-isaac dovere, senior white house reporter for "politico." david crary, who covers national social issues for the associated press. s welcome to you both. >> good to be here. >> woodruff: so let me start with you, edward-isaac dovere. this order of the white house affecting federal contractors, what is it and who's affected by it? >> the white house announced the president will sign this executive order. they haven't announced what's in it exactly yet, but it will ban discrimination against lgbt people working forovernment contractors. there are questions about some of the minutia that will be in it especially what kind of religious exemption might be in there but it seems like it is going forward and the president will sign it soon. >> woodruff: david crary, what's your understanding of why the administration is doing this now? >> well, when president obama took office, the gay rights movement had a pretty long wish list of things they hoped this liberal president would do and he's checked off all the other items on this list of gays in the

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♪fame what art thou drinking isaac? giveth me a redd's apple ale! gravity! what's that?s apple ale. crisp like an apple. brewed like an ale. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! folks, i don't know about you, folks, but i for one grew up in a time when the genders were clearly defined. one was the breadwinner, pant-wearer and channel-changer-haver. the other was the nurturer, emotion-haver, and was triangle-shaped. (laughter) but now men are becoming women, women are becoming men, and my inbox is becoming full of your angry letters every time i talk about it. i know. i know. i'm cis-hetero nazie scum. i accept your judgment. but now the trans-genders are trans-forming a new segment of america. >> medicare patients may now apply to have sex change operations funded by you, the taxpayer. an appeals board for the department of health and human services says there is no justification for a three-decade-old rule excluding the procedure. >> medicare covers 49 million senior citizens. it's not clear how many might be affected by the ruling. (laughter) >> stephen: no, no. could

>> isaac and monica are no longer a going concern. >> oh, isaac, i'm sorry.his response is fairly appropriate. >> she couldn't handle it. i'm about to lose my eyesight and she can't handle it. >> oh. >> i say you're better off without her. >> i'm better off without her, yeah. i think so. >> she's that kind of person. >> yeah. >> was it tough playing a blind person? how did you prep for that? >> i met with a real blind guy named ethan who meant a lot to me and we spent a couple of days together and i watched him and technically and emotionally he really helped me. i e-mailed him a couple of days ago and he said, don't remember you. he must be the hollywood go-to blind guy. i guess other actors have meant more to him than i did. >> you didn't make an impression on the guy. >> didn't make an impression. but he made an impression on me. so i want to thank him. >> he's in the group called -- >> in a band together. the naked brothers. >> in the movie. >> that's my song -- ♪ and i >> how did your music get in the movie? >> i'm friends with josh and he really likes m

>> hello, my name is isaac, and i would like to share some or a story out of my life. and i have been living in san francisco for about a year and a half now. and so, i have been helping numerous amount of people get help for different types of services. but i feel like there is no services for me because i am on social security and i tried to look for apartments, and i got a job recently, but due to being homeless, was like, i have to get up at 6:00 in the morning every day from sleeping on the concrete to going to living with different friends and it makes it different to work and the job was firing the people and so on social security is easier and so i decided to stay on social security and so i tried to look for housing because the first and coming up and so i have been looking for housing and i just gave up because i can in the find any type of houseinging >> line up on the side and we will be wrapping up the public comment soon. >> i don't know much about the politics or statistics. i do know that what i have been experiencing in homelessness has been and gettin

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>> walter isaac what is on your summer list? >> the hilary clinton book, tim geithner and i did download pickany's book and i will see how far i can get to it. but for pleasure i am going to go back and reread a couple involves that met a lot to me. especially the movie goer. >> what were you reading this summ summer? tell us what is on your summer reading list? tweet us or post it to our facebook page or send us n e-mail. >> here is a look at some of the best-selling non fiction books. at the top of the list is thomas picket picketty. "capital" and second is "every i need to know i learned from a little golden book" and best selling authors of freak-nomics are third with think like a freak and then tom robbins book is second. and "flash boys" by michael lewis is fifth. ... make sure you silencers cell phones, anything else that does is spirit order food and drinks throughout and make sure you show your great appreciation to the wait staff who work very hard here. know that he scheduled this evening are going to have a talk by d

american history tv is featuring the history of salt lake city, utah, founded in 1847 by brigham young, isaac morally and several other mormon leaders. hosted by our comcast cable partners c-span's local content vehicles recently visited many sites exploring the city's history. learn more about salt lake city all this weekend on american history tv. >> more than giving salt lake city its name, the lake had been en 2009ed in the city's history and remains integral to the history of the state, to its culture, economy. great salt lake is one of the many things that makes utah and salt lake city a very special place. >> we are at the north end of antelope island, looking at the great salt lake. the lake itself is a living remains of lake bondville, the historic lake that existed during about 16,000 years ago and then began to recede after the north end of the lake up near the border collapsed. this is essentially a very shallow pan. what i mean by that is that the depth of the lake is never very great. if you want to look this way we can look to the west, actually, and that low dome is carrington

pete and isaac alluded to this. here are a few cases with respect to insurance. people do not buy insurance until after a disaster occurs, unless they're forced to do it. voluntarily, there's a tendency not to buy it. they'll purchase a policy for a few years. but if it turns out that they don't collect or they haven't suffered a loss, they then say to themselves, hmm, this is a very bad investment. look at all the money i could have used in my premiums. and they'll cancel it. how can you convince people that the best return on an insurance policy is no return at all. you should celebrate the fact that you haven't had a loss. that has been one of the challenges that one faces. so in the process of trying to deal with that, what we have really tried to suggest is ways to develop long term strategies with short term incentives. insurance, if it is priced correctly, based on risk and we have heard the notion that we should have risk-based. if you have risk-based pricing and you take measures to protect yourself, you should get a premium reduction. if you can tie the

. >> finalmente pulido encontrÓ un aliado de washington, isaac pidiÓ que se retiren los cargos, dijorÁn puestos en libertad, pero la historia del jardinero es interesante, porque para unos muestra lo que puede pasar cuando el amor por los familiares y las leyes que los defienden, chocan contra el sentido comÚn. >> todos los arboleros aprendieron de mi error, para que les sirva de experiencia a ellos y me sirviÓ de experiencia a mÍ. >> por lo menos esta noche en esto por lo menos esta noche pulido y los pÁjaros pueden dormir >> carlos ramÓn zapatas, alias el mÉdico, me cuenta lo que viviÓ en el mundo del narcotrÁfico, una historia muy parecida al que vive el protagonista de la serie "metÁstasis", que se estrenará este domingo por univisiÓn. >> una tragedia personal lo llevÓ a buscar justicia por sus propios medios. >> esto no se va a quedar asÍ. >> pero una vez cumplido el objetivo no pudo volver a su antigua vida, mÉdico cirujano, porque habÍa encontrado otra forma de sustento, narcotraficante. >> se narcotraficante en colombia en los noventas era como ser una estrella de cine. >> en

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isaac! you need to break them. >> try this. >> are you sure?ne. >> i'm so glad that you liked it. >> yes i did. at the ending. there's an unwritten contract between the author -- yeah? >> cool? >> sure. between author and reader. and, i feel like ending your book in the middle of a a sentence sort of violates that contract. don't you think? >> always! always! >> to be completely honest, i think it -- it's just so truthful. but, i really would like to know what happens to the rest of -- you know everyone after anna died. >> like anna's mother? >> yes, and the man. >> and the hamster. isaac, you feeling better, buddy? that's the thing about pain. it demands to be filmed. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah that was it. he had a bad day. >> jimmy: ansel elgort right there. new york's own. "the faults in our stars" is in theaters everywhere on friday. miranda lambert performs next. come on back everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ my name is jay wright, i'm the head basketball coach at villanova university. [ interviewer ] how important are deci

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what art thou drinking isaac? giveth me a redd's apple ale! gravity! what's that? i have no idea. redd's apple ale. crisp like an apple. brewed like an ale. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. nation, folks, you know, our first black president's first black economy continues to let down my friends in the african american community. [laughter] the income gap between blacks and whites continues to grow, and black college graduates are twice as likely as their peers to be unemployed. even worse, their united college fund still calls them negroes. come on! now, when barack obama was elected president, we were promised that racism was over, but for some reason it still exists. i blame the mexicans. [laughter] just to show you how bad racism still is, this month "atlantic" magazine is one of the fastest-selling issues in its history thanks to a cover story by my guest tonight, ta-nehesia coates, entitled "the case for reparations." reparations? what happened to forgive and forget? white people have done the second part. now, luckily, i think we have found the cure to racism thanks to a

it's based on sir isaac newton's laws of physics, specifically, conservation of momentum.when one object strikes another, as in this demonstration, its momentum is transferred to the other. all things being equal, the speed of the first ball is equal to that of the last. the weight of the two cars, plus the friction between the tires and the road surface factor into the analysis. >> the coefficient of friction is a measure of how slippery that surface is. so that's a very important piece. the other thing is the angles that are involved with approach and departure from the impact area for vehicles that are involved in a collision like this. >> scotland used surveying equipment to measure the distance the parked car moved after impact as well as the angles of impact. a computer program performed the physics calculations, and the result, steve's jeep was traveling between 38 and 42 miles per hour when it hit the parked car, not 60 miles per hour as he claimed. these calculations also proved that steve had enough time to avoid hitting the parked car. >> he had slightly over tw

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and jw from market street and isaac langford. >> and let me know when to start >> go ahead. >> i am a long time san francisco resident, and also i am currently fighting an eviction from 1049 market street. and for the past years, many young people have to live at home with their parents, because they can't afford to get their own place to live in this country. and if a kid is kicked out of their home, because they are lgbtq and they are suddenly homeless, and in today's job market that is practically a death sentence for them. and the homeless people sleeping there over night and a number of them are youth and to walk to the work from the district and my job at 13th and full so many there are homeless people all over the place. i have them the resources for the homeless as much as i can and i give them change and sometimes i give them food and chat them up. but the city has more resources than i do, in the much greater quantity and faster than what the mayor is currently planning and the city of san francisco could do so much with just the right attitude and there is always resource a

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. >> prospect hill was founded by isaac ross, a resolution very -- left revolution revolutionary wareral from south carolina. when he realized he would die and the slaves would be sold or become common slaves, he wrote in his will that at the time of his daughter's death the plantation would be sold and the money used to pave the way for those slaves to integrate to liberia where the freed slave colony had been established by the american colonization society. they call it repatriation. they talk about going back to africa. but you have to understand, most were americans. they had been here for 3, 4, 5 generations. it was not like they were just going home. they were going back to the continent their ancestors wasinally inhabited, but it quite a risk. it took their culture, with a new here, there. some of them took the bad aspects, too, slavery, but that was all they had known. they built houses like this one because after all, they were the ones that build this house. there were a lot of greek revival houses the slaves built in mississippi and africa. across the river was louisiana

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want to sing but my tone of voice is too deep to do what i want it somehow i'm just listening to like isaac hayes and barry white and things like that just to see how they use their voice but i hate rapping only because it puts you in the it's like in this box and like so i was scared for this interview because me being a rapper i was scared of the type of questions that you would probably ask me not even on purpose this you know because i'm a rapper and things and people look at you different oh he's a rap artist over do you not as much time just said you you don't want to read anymore i don't i don't i just want to composer you that famous rapping yeah but you're leaving the world of rap but you've been successful in other areas i mean you don't need rap on him and i'm talented enough to do other things but i don't know i'm pretty bored with it it's not interesting and i don't want to be. well like in the future i want to like i want to do films i want people mention my name next to wes anderson and quinn terence you know i don't want to be i don't want my name to be mentioned excess othe

. >> isaacs pointed out ncaa is paying to maintain control in order to make sure endorsement money staysorganization. gear tied to popular players can be found like this cal golden bears plaque. steph curry's jersey and a texas a&m plaque is just a point and click away. >> this is big money for everybody. >> they argue if student athletes were paid, competition would suffer. isaacson says the testimony showed that amateurism is nothing more than whatever it the institution in power decides it is. in oakland nick smith, abc7 news >> a house exploded in california. this could be heard for miles around. the front of the garage is left in the house, two homes next door don't appear to be too badly damaged. >> a scare after dozens of employees at cdc may have been exposed exposed exposed to anthrax because of a safety problem at a lab. the problem discovered friday, when live anthrax bacteria was found on materials being gathered. about 75 people are being monitor order given antibiotics officials say there is no risk to the public >> well, above earth it wasn't an easy job but they got it do