isaac: food. steve: food. pass or play? isaac: we'll play. we'll play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. all right, ben, let's go. name something that gets wasted. ben: so my mother's in the crowd--this doesn't apply to me--i'm gonna say people. [applause] steve: ben...i know. you know what? y'all some i like that, man. people. zach, name something that gets wasted. zach: i'm gonna have to go with time. steve: wow. time. helen, this an interesting spot. there's only one answer left. helen, if it's there, you all helen: i'm gonna go with money. zach: good answer! aaron: good answer! steve: this is for the win. money! audience: ohh! steve: that was a good answer. aaron, name something that gets wasted. aaron: well, i drive around a lot, man, and sometimes people make me make two trips. i'm gonna go with gas. audience: ohh! steve: isaac, one answer left. if it's there, buddy, your family wins the game. but this time, you got two strikes. if it's not there, the other team can steal and win. isaac: i'll say opportunities. steve: this is for the win. opportunity! aud

so we know something about isaac. the second building we recommended to be named after a truly remarkable woman named and review craft. african-american woman who in the 18 20's and 1830's. she was a real pioneer in the education of african-american women in georgetown. not at georgetown college where they were excluded, but outside the gates. she has largely been forgotten. .ut she ought to be remembered one of the great african american historians of the 19th century called her one of the most remarkable people to live in the city. so we should remember her. if we want to do that, if we tot to create a memorial slavery at georgetown that will be an enduring monument to that history, we want to create historical times around the -- around the campus so that this history is no longer buried. archive,his incredible which scholars and the public can use to work through so many different aspects in the history of slavery. the georgetown's story is a microcosm of the whole history of slavery and emancipation in the united

isaac ciber stalks the bad guys. >> you can buy services to hack anything. reporter: just last december, hackers cut power to a quarter million people in the ukraine using black energy malware. >> it's a virtual piece of malware. reporter: he works in cyber security, trying to stop threats because since at least 2012, the u.s. has known its electrical grid is also infected with that same malware. as of now, there is no way to remove it. >> one hacker who was adequately skilled can calls infinitely more damage. reporter: earlier this year, the head of the nsa warned a major cyber attack of the critical u.s. infrastructure is not a matter of if but when. sophisticated hacker to hack a sophisticated structure, or just hire somebody? >> you just need to know how to hire somebody. reporter: using common software, isaac took us onto the dark web, which goes to website you cannot readily access from the normal internet. >> you can get pretty much anything you want on the dark web. people, espionage. "i will do anything for money." reporter: with a free piece of sof

process, it's an expenson for the schaefer family, they've done it once, they adopted a boy named isaac in 2013, who was 5 at the time, and now they're adopting a 4-year-old with spina bifida. while watching a baking challenge show one day, isaac got the idea he wanted to learn to bake so he could win the competition and help his parents pay to adopt a brother for him. instead his mom suggested they bake cookies for the neighbors. he agreed and they made a post on their community's facebook page. that's a lot of money. adoption from china can cost up to 38 thousand dollars. they hope to bring home their son samuel, in the spring of 2017. check this out. one minnesota minister is hoping to spread some love...all by putting out yard signs. she made a sign with a simple message, it reads "love your neighbor. your black, brown, immigrant, religiously different, lgbtq fully human neighbor." she hopes the sign will help open eyes and charge hearts. signs are working! her facebook inbox has been flooded with messages from people all over the u-s looking to get the signs. get this, she had trou

that is why brett isaac and doug yazi drove over 1,200 miles to standing rock. >> we feel compelled to help in any way that we can. being that we're in arizona, we do a few things out here like solar and energy that we thought we could apply. >> reporter: working with native renewable, solar city, and mark ruffalo's solution project, they constructed solar panels and delivered it to the camp, the rural area as they call themselves are beginning to hunker down for winter. >> we built two trailers. we're from an area just east in arizona. from the ground up, navajo made. >> reporter: the trip their second time delivering solar energy also happened during one of the most violent clashes so far between law enforcement and the protecters who say they're peaceful and unarmed. >> the last time we had been you know, you shouldn't be treating other human beings that way. and the day we got to camp, you know, things really escalated really fast. >> reporter: a gofundme page continues to collect funds that will hopefully allow future trips for as long as the standoff continues. isaac urges the pu

. >> we also want to bring in political senior white house reporter edward isaac dovair. welcome to the broadcast. we just want to update everyone on some new math. actually, a projection election night style two nights of a tafe election, just tonight nbc projected donald trump the winner in arizona, picks up 11 electoral votes additional, adding to his total giving him 290 to clinton's 228. while she won the most votes overall, that is not of course how we award presidential elections. and much has been made of donald trump flipping parts of the rust belt, specifically, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. all three states were called for trump on lks night and will stay in his column. at this point the combined vote difference between trump and clinton in those three states out of more than 13 million votes cast is 107,330. if clinton had won all three states, she would have won the election. back to our conversation. kristin welker, a couple of observations. number one, the digital photography era was supposed to make cameras quieter. it is an unbelievable racket while

. >> two years ago they traveled to china adopt isaac. a special needs child with spine that bifida. >> he wanted to try to enter to wise the prize money for a baking show on tv to win the prize money to adopt his brother. >> it's on his heart and it toughed me. i said let's make cookies and see if you can sell cookies and he thought that was a great idea. >> of course any successful businessman knows that you need to advertise. >> he and ie doing. we posted it to our neighborhood facebook site. >> and the community where the schaefer's live responded. boy, did they ever. >> i made a double batch thinking i'll freeze some cookies. we got -- >> nine batches later we are still kind of going. >> we haven't filled all the orders yet. we are still working on it. >> learning how to bake cookie s is not the only thing being taught in the kitchen. >> adoption brings families and that few other things do. it's a neat way that draws people together and it's a really cool thing to be a part of. we are really excited to go get our new family member,

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and it's grace's twin sister abbey driving the lane to give isaac mackey through the lane for two. and he goes coast-to-coast plus the foul. then hill murder fires the ball inside to wilmer. see burr on the drive as north lynn take the boy's >> and we had a good girl's matchup. the lions hosted city high ashley jones. they came out bombs away. and in the future cyclone. and an kenya shows off her shooting touch. scoring off the rake. 60-46. finally it's time to the kcrg tv 9 athlete of the week. athlete number one is crystal trannell. athlete number two is savanna domeyer. athlete number 3 is chloe rice. to vote go to kcrg.com. >> tough loss for the hawk. they played well. >> good. and we want to take a moment to thank all of you who have donated to our fill the plate telethon today. we raised or not more than $131,000. $131191. but we're not done yechlt if yu link on our website kcrg.com. >> thank you so much eastern iowa. if you're out tomorrow morning delivering those meals you might see some fog. >> maybe some snow showers in the afternoon. no fog worries tomorrow. 31?. the clo

advance notices -- our military: we are going in four months, it in four months enter mosul.ing to isaac amanios, turn up the television. i can't hear it. the element of surprise, folks. said, turn off the television. i can't hear it. "we are preparing now to go to mosul. we want to get their leaders." because isil -- don't they realize before they finished the first is in his four months ago, those leaders have already found new places? don't they understand? oh, general douglas macarthur, where are you, sir? where is our general george patton? ?here are they where is general patton? where is general george patton? ?o you know where they are they are watching and they are spinning in their graves. they don't believe it. wouldn't it be nice if we just shut up, did the job, had a news conference a week later, and said -- ?e had great success wouldn't that be nice now? that's obama. that's obama. -- you know what? hillary that would be four more years of obama, and we don't want it. and tell -- president to stop campaigning and go back to work. jobs,oing to deliver safety, great education,

undefeated going into league play, fourth quarter, many on top 26-17, running back isaac oleva with back to back >> all right, welcome back to the show. 3a part of the show, desert now this playoff rematch is our papa john's game of the week. >> no score, pirates the host, throw the pile off. going around the corner, picks up another 20 yards, that's a great play. moments later, isaiah morris is going to score the first 6 of the game, they go for extra panic, picks it up and rolls it out. pines get revenge they win it 28-7, who will they play to see who goes to the state champion? giant killers of the playoffs again this year amber. >> back to 4a play jofts in the sunset region they start next southwest lying tailt. first foreman on 28-nothing. not really, but qc tape mark tout, looks like he got the move, second quarter now gore imran up 21-0. end zone for one of his three touchdowns tonight. reviewing the aggie et cetera hosing cimarron arbor view would this leads us to our raising canes play of the night. second quarter, legacy up 28-0, takes the handoff without the throwing arm and h

team that was all business. midway thru the second quarter on this seven yard touchdown run by ty isaac. but then the iowa defense took a stand...the hawks' jaleel johnson tackles the wolverines tavian smith in the endzone for a safety to make it 10-2. the hawks moved closer--driving 52 yards in seven plays---cj beathard to akrum wadley for a 3 yard touchdown pass... iowa just missed on a two point conversion...michigan still led 10-8 at halftime. but iowa in the second hawks took the lead on a 25 yard field by freshman keith duncan.. and the iowa defense made a michigan offense that averaged more than 48 points a game look very normal. the wolverines lead on a 50 yard kenny allen field goal 1:23 to play.... the hawkeye offen keith duncan nailed the biggest kick of his career and perhaps of the biggest at kinnick in 31 years---iowa upsets michigan 14-13 to set off a huge hawkeye celebration. keith duncan it was an incredible feeling kicking in front of 70,000 fans, as you can tell i can't really speak right now, but kinnick's we've got the best coaches, best teammates, so just an incred

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isaac smith of arlington starts things off with a 20 pound carp from the turkey. how about the tag team of laney and jd tritle of center point. here's one for the memory books. landon simon holds up a nice channel cat he caught in grandpa's pond. now it's callie jo buck and fishing with grandpa jerry sorgenfry .tyler pierce has a firm lip lock with his big catch from a bertrum pond. brian sienknecht of traer hauled in the northern at the lake of the woods. the blue cats grow large in texas. callyn kohler caught the 40 pounder while fishing with her brother in law jason clark. young caden clark was on that same trip to louisville lake. he's puppy tipped the scales at 25 pounds. dewayne zousel was fishing the and pulling down the curtain is ann langenfeld of iowa city and her 30 inch lake trout she caught in lake superior. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. after a mild monday the mercury weather reminiscent of december. the storm which brought rain on sunday and monday is still close enough to bring some clouds throughout the state along

panthers on the road at ate today ... 1st quarter action, indiana state quarterback isaac harker's pass is tipped and it falls into the hands of uni's ricky neal... he gets a few yards on the return ... uni offense looking to cash in... colton howell goes deep over the middle it would lead to a michael malloy touchdown... panthers up 7-0 ... later in the first, rima on the punt return that started on the six-yard line... remember, he was a state champion in track and he shows off his speed here... he also gets some great blocking... rima takes it to the house, 94 yards... panthers up 14-0 after one quarter ... big game from michael malloy, 84 yards rushing and 3 touchdowns... including this one from 5 yards... panthers win 39-6 ... standing at the top of the swimming meet. scott westerberg has the highlights. am race was dominated by ames but some eastern iowans picked up medals....emma sass of dubuque senior finished 5th in the 50 yard freestyle. her time was 23.62 wahlerts's victoria michel came out of heat 3 to grab bronze in the 200 individual medley the lone area champion was linn-

isaac, zachary and taylor. what actor from marcus welby married barbra streisand? oh, oh, robert young. james brolin. sports-- who's the best...? michael jordan. correct. you can go. oh, not you. her. but, but... you didn't answer one question. there's no way you live in the mortal realm. i know who wrote pride and prejudice. i know who discovered the uranium isotope. nobody in the mortal realm knows those things. hilda! i'll help you, zelda. go back to the bar and wait for me. you'll be okay. tonight's ladies' night, and you'll be the only lady. ( all chanting ): eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat... hilda: sabrina? it's okay. it's aunt hilda. is it over? there's only one way to be sure. no. oh, very good. so, how do you feel? like i want pancakes. but i guess that's how i'm always going to feel. i'll just have to take it one day at a time. i'm so proud of you. i should start getting my life back together. i'm off to the mall. not so fast. if aunt zelda were here she'd give you some kind of parental lecture, i'll have to fill in. um, sabrina, you...

was number one against number two and the top ranked regals jumped out to a 7-nothign lead on the isaac volstedt 1 yard touchdown run.. but pella respond thru the air when david kak-m- for a 40 yard touchdown it was even steven 7-7. and look at the cool eagle pupkin.. regina kept it on ground playing smash mouth football michael conlon takes this one inside the five yard line and moments later jacob phillips pounds it in for the 14-7 regals lead.. and regina kep pouring it on vollstead with his second touchdown of the first half for the 21-7 lead.. and they can beat you in so many

without junior isaac copeland today out with a facial injury. he saw his teammates put on a show early. up 12-0 o. the steal, finishes with the lay in. georgetown would start on a 16-0 run. second half, they're up 12. three. that's commitment. a prior commitment. thank you. team high 26 points. howard will get as close as nine behind pau 30 points a game. couple notes. the women soccer team advancing to the college cup. first time in school history. and for howard, the bison women's volleyball team, go ahead, former bison. yeah, yeah. the second straight year . >>> on this sunday night, questioning the vote, president-elect trump claims millions of americans voted illegally saying that's why he lost the national popular vote. uncertain future, new reaction from inside cuba tonight after de and many wondered what's next for the island country. >> bourbon street shooting. ten people shot in the new orleans french quarter. hometown hero, melania trump, tiny hometown in europe, the residence hopes her success will make it a tourist hot spot. a busy

. >> reporter: that is isaac frances moth other, one that inspired him to compete in this years try um games for wounded veterans. >> i don't know what to say, i am very humble for the fact that these guys give me the opportunity to compete. >> reporter: three two-year old native of haiti spent a decade in the military and at one point served in afghanistan. >> it is a last chance, experience to say the least. i have become to appreciate life lots more. >> reporter: when he return to the states he was diagnosed with compartment syndrome in his legs a painful condition that requires seven surgeries over the course of one years. >> i'm lucky to be going through surgeries as opposed to losing both legs or both arms. >> reporter: isaac also suffered from post traumatic stress disorder. >> initially the way i was dealing with the injury was drinking a lot, and not going out, not being approachable, not being myself then i got in sports. >> reporter: frances is a fierce competitor and a contender this all eight events in the triumph games. >> i have been preparing myself and obviously you ha

. >> they fostered their first adopted son, isaac, when he was just a baby. he spent weeks in the hospital having seizures and screaming in pain from migraines. >> the future for him was he's probably never going to walk, talk, smile. there was like no one was home. >> just one year in the gagnon 's care, and isaac improved beyond recognition. >> the physician walked in, looked at the file, walked back out, and came back in and was like, this can't be the same kid. i don't see outcomes like this ever. >> they went on to adopt joel, elie, and most recently israel, a five-year-oldwy with spina families find children with special needs. >> in eastern europe, children born with special needs at birth are placed in an orphanage, and if not adopted, between 4-6 are transferred to an adult mental institution, and within five years 80% of those kids died. >> she flew to a place she called a hell hole, a cold sterile building where disabled childr >> they take me to this back section, and it's baby after baby with large heads and sores everywhere dying, and i thought,

looking to make it 7 western christian...reg ina strikes first...after an interception by jack jensen, isaac vollstedt bulldozes his way in...7-0 regals. but that wasn't jensen's only big defensive play of the first quarter...this time he makes the sliding interception in the end zone to keep the wolfpack off the board. western christian does take the lead after a fumble return for a touchdown and then this short run by quarterback tyson kooima gives the wolfpack a 13-7 lead. regina immediately scampers in from 18 yards out...14-13 regals. after western christian retakes the lead, the regals turn to vollstedt and he does the rest...vollstedt hurdles a defender and he's off to the races...a huge run for vollstedt deep into western christian territory. later in the drive on 4th and 2 from the 5, vollstedt stiff arms not one, not two but three wolfpack defenders...20-19 regina. regals get the ball back late in the 2nd quarter and conlon goes deep for but with just seconds left before the half, ben granstra muscles his way in...the two point conversion makes it 27-all at the half... western chri

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isaac son own bill to block bonus engage in misconduct. we checked the salary of getting $10,000 bonus and found they often earn more than $150,000 a year. >> senate has two months to consider house bill that would ban bonus for v a employees to legislation essentially expires. at the end of the year. >> volkswagen emission scandal is far from over new lawsuit filed in chicago german auto maker installed devices than was first thought lawsuit alleges company used the software in its six models of cars with gasoline it was previously thought devices were found in diesel models$14.7 million buy back deal for diesel cars was approved by a judge last month. >>> well ya shoe hoo says some employees knew about 2014 data breach just months after it happened. they announce breach in september after an investigation hacker stole personal information from up to 500 million users. this could hurt the company's multi billion d verizon is possible wireless carrier could back out because of this new information. now at 6s the transition begins. the pres

we're all at 7 in of score---- its isaac vollstedt would racing to the end zone again..... the regals go up 21 to 7. and iowa city regina is going to survive a scare from pella chrisitan 45-43. it's regina and denver next week at the dome. a long-awaited curse is broken i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. iowa is changing. who would have thought that we'd become a major energy producer? or, attract high tech jobs from california? or, for the first time in a long time, schnackenberg has a final look at your forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: with highs in the 60s through through the state. other than that chance of rain we remain shock to us since it has been so storms in sight at this point. election day: partly cloudy. high: 61. winds: nw 5-10 mph. the normal high in the low-mid 50s. warmer than normal days through the state. other than that chance of rain we shock to us since it has been so [ cheers and applause

standing in the way was western christian...reg ina strikes first...after an interception by jack jensen, isaac vollstedt bulldozes his way in...7-0 regals. but that wasn't jensen's only big defensive play of the first quarter...this time he makes the sliding interception in the end zone to keep the wolfpack off the board. western christian does take the lead after a fumble return for a touchdown and then this short run by 13-7 lead. regina immediately answers as michael conlon scampers in from 18 yards out...14-13 regals. after western christian retakes the lead, the regals turn to vollstedt and he does the rest...vollstedt hurdles a defender and he's off to the races...a huge run for vollstedt deep into western christian territory. later in the drive on 4th and 2 from the 5, vollstedt stiff arms not one, not two but three wolfpack defenders...20-19 regina. regals get the ball back conlon goes deep for jensen...he hauls in the 68 yarder...27-19 regina... but with just seconds left before the half, ben granstra muscles his way in...the two point conversion makes it 27-all at the half... western

councilman isaac barron says he's still optimistic about the car maker coming to the valley, amid the announcement of 600-million dollars from investors. to have a few growing pains, and again we're very excited and bullish on faraday future, very bullish on the rest of the industires coming to the valley" going forward, faraday is putting more money and attention toward developing the concept car that it hopes to present at the consumer electronics show in january. others companies like hyperloop and switch are also moving to north las vegas. the latin grammys will be handed out this thursday at the t-mobile arena... but before that happens... they're handing out instruments. cultural foundation and the ford motor company, donated 20 thousand dollars in musical instruments and equipment to students at desert pines high school. the donation is a part of an initiative that gives students the chance to learn about latin music. "these students need these are instruments that they need. it's tough in this day and age to kind of get some of those things. so it's going to help them get bran

abraham, jacob, isaac, moses, king david, the apostle paul, and of course our savior, jesus christ. and i went through my life with some of those foundational faith a principles that were aught to me at that point. you know, i all my life wanted to find out where all of that came from. had an opportunity to visit the nation of israel, the holy land. in 2014. and thought about that visit before i went. and i thought, you know, i'd like for this to be more than just an official visit. i would like for it to be personally meaningful. and so i prayed about that and i said, you know, god, can you let me get something from this and that i can take back share, that will be revealing? and he did. s i walked in the footsteps of abraham across the hebron valley, when he was taking isaac to mount mariah when i stood on the temple mount, when i stood in the garden near the .omb, a revelation came to me and that is, the reason that america's heart is so intertwined with our friends in israel is because our lineage is one and the same. you know, the scriptures tell us that in a little place a lit

>>reporter: pastor isaac olivarez says this is how his broken in the inner-city we are here to give them a church. >> this is not thanksgiving either for the past 184 weeks urban outreach has been providing meals to the homeless in denver. >> they begin to trust us when we tell them they are not invisible, they are not forgotten. we know who they are, we love them and jesus knows who they are and loves them to. >>reporter: he has volunteered for years and says we can all learn something from this eggs giving dinner. >> reach out to people they look like. it doesn't matter. they have a story to tell and they need someone to tell the story to. >> i got the chance to serve meals alongside the governor this afternoon at the denver rescue mission's great rings giving banquet. gusts enjoyed all the thing -- all the fixings, turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce an important pies. the salvation army has kept up ringing ] providing toys and food for he holidays. >>> if you're tired of getting your car tested for emissions . >>> change is never easy, but it is possible. quite sadly, lawmakers

get it caught up" the faraday future plant is in councilman isaac barron's jurisdiction. he still supports the company. and the announcement of 600 million dollars confident in faradays future... " i think its natural to have a few growing pains, and again we're very excited and bullish on faraday future, very bullish on the rest of the industires coming to the valley" north las vegas' mayor also told me he's still confident and looking forward to faraday's showing at january's consumer electronic show. even if plans fall through, tax payers are protected since faraday has to reach certain milestones to get those tax benefits... mmv, ffn, ll faraday future is just one of the many projects going up in north las vegas, others include compans and switch... police need your help finding a man they say violently attacked a woman in a downtown hotel stairwell. police say it happened about a month ago. they say the man ran away after attacking the woman. police are describing the man as six foot three to six foot five. they say he weighs between two hundred ten and two hundred a

joining me i want to talk to david isaacs. he had a big hand putting this together. why is it important? >> we wanted a chance for the community to come together. we want the community to come together to show our strength to be a part of this as one. >> you said that the idea for this started going through your mind when you got news of what was going on campus. >> in student life we support on students and student success and public safety was taking care of that end of it all, we were looking for ways to support students. we knew this would be a traumatic time. >> reporter: exactly. i 7:00 tonight. a long list of a president here. they will stream this live on our web site. tune in on that as well. reporting live shelby miller cleveland 19 news. >> all right. look for continuing coverage on air and through our app cleveland19.com and social media. we have interviews, details on the suspect and reaction. >>> cleveland announced the gun buyback will be sunday from noon for $100 gift card and $00 for semi-automatic weapon and guns should be unloaded in a clear plasti

she has two kids in the district and two in school soon including her youngest here, isaac. >> they will definitely see and experience all of the benefits it will do for the schools. >> reporter: she told me her for her children and other students. >> issue 112 passes we will get air-conditioning and boiler and updated classrooms. >> reporter: there are signs the community supports the issue. >> issue 112 will be about 25 cents a day per $100,000 home evaluation. >> reporter: it comes down to this action and check on the ballot in hopes of fixing what is failing? >> we have had so much support from the community. >> if renovations will begin in 2018 and finish thee years after that. shanice dunning, cleveland 19 news. >> there are concerns of voter fraud and vote rigging on election day. the director of the cuyahoga county board of elections told cleveland 19 voters shouldn't be concerned about improprieties. >> i can assure you voting in cuyahoga county is secure, accurate and transparent. everything we do is under the balance team of professional staff. operations are monitored and rec

win -- earlier today iowa city regina was seeking its seventh straight early - down 19 to 14, but isaac vollstedt keeps churning on his second touchdown run of the game - regals go up 20, 19 - and would add to it here - jack big play for an 8 point regina edge - but just before half w with a great 3 yard touchdown run - the wolfpack tacked on the 2-point conversion to pull even at 27 at half - and regina found themselves in an unfamiliar spot in the third as granstra's second touchdown gave the wolfpack a seven point edge - and they put it away in the fourth - tyson kooima to ben gesink for the score - the streak is snapped as western christian stuns regina 41, 27 for a class 1a state title - "it's one of those games where win today. i'm very, very proud of them, the way they acted, the way they prepared all season long." in 2a - union looked to grab their first title since 2011 - boyden hull rock valley stood in isaiah vaugh breaks free - and the knight speedster is gone - 38 yards to the house - union quickly up 7, nothing - but it didn't last - bhrv's brett moser to mitch dievekers -

the pilgrims used a business agent called isaac allison. he traveled to new england and then in the 16 twenties as a number of them did he went backwards and forwards across the atlantic. it was isaac alexander operated as they are agent and shipped material over, copper kettles, hats, shoes, you name it, he shipped it over. and i was paid for by the beaver fur coming back. and so that was how it happened in 1628. and there was another reason to well it all made sense because the price of beaver for hodges shut up. it's possible to reconstruct a graph showing what happened to the price of skin. in the early 16 twenties, you could buy a pound of uber for ur 45und of beaver f english shillings. but it isa huge sum about 10 da day's wages for a farm laborer. in the 1620's when the war with france broke out, the price of beaver fur quadrupled. in the space of a period of about if you're in 1627 and 1628. the pilgrims had found their trading post at pushback. it found the access kamieniecki trails are the price of your shot up. the merchants wer

isaac woodward was on his way home after being discharged from the army when he got into an argument with a bus driver in south carolina. the police officer two responded to the call be him so badly he lost his eyesight permanently. that is him in the middle in the middle,- being escorted by joe louis. he was a celebrity. louis the individual soldier was no stranger to the kinds of .hings that happened to snipes black veterans were targets because they returned -- so many returned from the war determined to continue fighting for democracy and not accept second class citizenship. veterans like medgar evers, aaron henry, they were at the home of some of the major civil thets organizations of 1960's. by the late 1940's, the stage was set for the next two decades. many white americans continued supremacy, but others, particularly veterans who had experience with black troops were emerging from the war with different ideas about race and democracy. so, let me again ask a question we started off with. a big question. how should we understand the relationship tween the second world war and

carter said friday evans should practice on monday and he's among six bucs to be hurricane isaac on thursday with smith and -- hurt on thursday with smith and jones suffering season ending knee injuries temperature induction of john lynch in the bucs' ring of honor, now the ninth member at he has a red ring of honor malaysiaer and hopes to -- blazer and hopes to exchange that for a gold malaysiaer, these stats but -- blazer, he has the stats but he hasn't earned enough votes to be inducted in canton. he deserves to be in the hall of fame but he knows it might take more time. >> you know i think those things come when they're supposed to come. and you know, i know that -- that that's for other people to decide. and you know, i'll -- the last couple of weaks have been -- weeks have been incredibly you know just unbelievably humbling for myself and for my family. and if that were to happen it'd be a nice cherry on top. >> we hope he gets in. >>> busy day in the nfl without the bucs, tampa bay said good- bye to second place in the division thanks to new orleans' win over san fran. and not only d

western christian it was a rematch of last year's title game regina down in the second not for long isaac vulsted, not breaks one, two, but three tackles on his way regals up 20 in the 19, michael drops back and puts one right on the money for jack jensen, 68 yards, goes up 27-19 but the regals couldn't stop the wolf pack in the second half. tyson connects with ben and that's the dagger western christian snaps the title streak 47-34 the final. >> came out a better team today, they after play you have to give it to them it is just we made too many mistakes to be in this game. >> i'm proud i know how hard they work and prepare so when you do that i truly believe there is no remorse, there is no reason to have any second doubts about what happened. >>> mount vernon finished one win short of playing the final but the mustangs had something to cheer about today, receiving making it official he'll be playing until the u.s. army all american bowl in january the future hawkeye is the first native to play in the game. >> it is really exciting last year getting nominated to get invited to play is k

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old u-s one at isaac drive was filled with the first responders. inconsolable... at one point screaming at concerned neighbors to leave. highway patrol says the call came in at 5:27... the young victim was struck and killed by a car-- right outside her home. it's still unclear whether the girl was alone at the time or with family members... but, the driver who struck her 'did' stop... and was questioned by accident investigators. this a close-knit community... we spoke to folks who know this family well... the news of the little girl's death... and watching he pain, tonight... it's hitting everyone hard. we're waiting for an update from highway patrol... waiting for them to confirm the name and age of the victim... and whether the driver who hit the new tonight... a grieving mother remembering her 17-year-old daughter as an artist...and old soul... and a beautiful writer. "rachel - rosoff" -- was shocked and drowned -- while working as a lifeguard at the heritage point subdivision pool in north raleigh back in september. the sheriff says no criminal activity is su

you can see all of this snow going and isaac get this up and running. they took a hiatus last year because of the public square renovation. issue they come back with the theme, and in addition to the windows being decorated, there will be 21 jack frost dolls hidden throughout the casino. if you are in here gambling and walking around, you can see if you can spot them. the 22 foot tree making a return to the public square entrance. will take a look at that at 5:30 pm. 100 trees inside the casino and the windows in the trick tree those branches and crystals. lots going on but still working on this. we have the lead decorator coming to join us. we will get a sneak peek at this holiday tradition that started back at the higbee building. >> we found snob. that's really good. we've got snow. thank you very much. now the results of our instant poll, do you pu or a fake tree? the artificial trees are running away with it. >> what about you? >> we have eight artificial trees. >> eight? >> we have them scattered throughout the house. we will get them decorated af

ty isaac makes it 10-0 as he runs it in for the 7-yard touchdown... hawkeyes looking for some kind of spark the next michigan drive... jaleel johnson tackles de'veon smith in the end zone for the safety... hawkeyes are on the board down 10-2 ... the offense helps out as well... c.j. beathard with the screen pass to akrum wadley and he's in for the 3-yard score... 2-point conversion failed... iowa down 10-8 at halftime ... 2nd half, hawkeyes with the kickoff... it's a short kick, fielded by khalid hill... and he fumbles on the play... brady ross it... keith duncan drills the 25-yard field goal... hawkeyes up 11-10 ... 4th quarter, michigan lines up for a 51-yard field goal to take the lead... and kenny allen has plenty of leg... michigan up 13-11 ... still in the 4th, michigan facing a 3rd and 9... watch true freshman manny rugamba come up with the interception ... the iowa offense looking to capitalize... c.j. beathard with the play-action, goes deep for jerminic smith... but the but iowa's defense forced a three and out ... hawkeyes got the ball back

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dnr biologist tom isaac explains previous years but the lack of snow is a challenge. 'usually when theres snow it gives a little better background where you can see in the woods and through the woods without snow its a little harder.' there are convenient changes hunters are adjusting to this year. 'this year is the year for a lot of changes our tags are different theyre now made of paper...hunters can print out their own tags at home.' for days staff at the family owned gehrings meat market in hartford have been preparing for the rush 'we have uncles and cousins who come and help so its kind of a family affair here.' this is a popular stop where a hunter can bring their prized kill and have it made into everything from sausage meat to hamburger patties --- many are original recipies. 'we try to do things at a reasonable price we do things the best we can. were not perfect but we strive to be. hunters like karl say theres more to the tradition than just deer. ' the beauty of nature is listening for deer and then you have all this other wildlife to enjoy as well.' shop

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a solid night for isaac as he lays in 14-points.. the noles hand minnesota their first loss 75 to 67. and it looks first loss 75 to 67. minnesota and it looks like domino's in japan is really getting into the holiday spirit. they have started training ?reindeer to deliver ?pizzas! the company is testing out the unique delivery method in a very snowy region of the country. right now they're trying to figure out the best way to get the reindeer to deliver... by mounting a delivery case to the animal or having them drag the pizza in sleds. each reindeer will be equipped with a g-p-s so customers can track their orders. they said they hope reindeer delivery still ahead... we'll tell you about some of the things happening around the bay area today. including your chance to give back and meet some of your favorite fox13's oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena? rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fin

standing in the way was western christian...reg ina strikes first...after an interception by jack jensen, isaac vollstedt bulldozes his way in...7-0 regals. but that wasn't jensen's only big defensive play of the first quarter...this time he makes the sliding interception in the end zone to keep the wolfpack off the board. western christian does take the lead after a fumble return for a touchdown and then this short run by quarterback tyson kooima gives the wolfpack a answers as michael conlon scampers in from 18 yards out...14-13 regals. after western christian retakes the lead, the regals turn to vollstedt and he does the rest...vollstedt hurdles a defender and he's off to the races...a huge run for vollstedt deep into western christian territory. later in the drive on 4th and 2 from the 5, vollstedt stiff arms not one, not two but three wolfpack defenders...20-19 regina. regals get the ball back late in the 2nd quarter and yarder...27-19 regina... but with just seconds left before the half, ben granstra muscles his way in...the two point conversion makes it 27-all at the half... western chri

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waller in traffic, but it doesn't go, and then off the in-bound pass, isaac gets the steal and the bucket. but he fails to get the next bucket and tem temp state. and this one went back and forth between two unbeaten teams. but they kept it close. gators 17 points and right now they have a 5-point lead with a couple of minutes remaining in the game. as football winds down we have college basketball and the nba and watch what you do on line at ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars >> love the view from the serrata beach cam the past couple of days. check it out, not only a great sunset but the planets are showing up well in the western sky, with venus, saturn and mars. partly cloudy skies now. i do see areas of fog developing late tonight. moisture is up a little bit, dewpoints are pretty high, winds

was number one against number two and the top ranked regals jumped out to a 7-nothign lead on the isaac volstedt 1 yard touchdown air when david kak-ma- rinski connects on the deep ball for a 40 yard touchdown it was even steven 7-7. and look at the cool eagle pupkin.. regina kept it on ground playing smash mouth football michael conlon takes this one inside the five yard line and moments later jacob phillips pounds it in for the 14-7 regals lead.. and regina kep pouring it on vollstead with his second touchdown of the first half for the 21-7 lead.. and they can jack jensen and the great effort to get in the endzone for the 28-7 lead and regina is headed back to the dome with the win.. we continue our team coverage with 8 man football charlie sherman has more from elkader. we pick this one up on don bosco's first possession as brandon bagy fakes the handoff and is able to find a wide open caleb rigdon and he has blockers as he puts don bosco up 8- 0.but central comes right ehrhardt finds ted hilgerson for the nice one handed catch. then its ehrnhardt finding an open nick sylvester for t