isaac molina era mÉdico en su natal nicaragua.calle. el gobierno le advirtiÓ que no atendieran a los heridos. el hizo caso omiso y eso casi hace que pierda la vida. >> Él cargÓ su arma y la impactÓ contra mi persona. me impactÓ en el estómago. minutos despuÉs me dieron otro disparo en la espalda. leon: Él se salvÓ de milagro. dÍas despuÉs se puede nicaragua con su esposa e hijos. cuando llegaron a la frontera pensaron que iban a tener una nueva vida, pero ocurriÓ lo contrario. las autoridades estadounidenses lo separaron. >> estuve 10 dÍas en lo que llaman la hielera. yo nunca me esperÉ pasar por todo ese por eso, un proceso muy difÍcil. me dicen la hielera porque es un cuarto muy pequeÑo donde meten a 30 o 40 personas y es muy frÍo, no hay ventanas. sÓlo estÁ la puerta por donde uno sale. leon: a lo largo de los siguientes cuatro meses. isaac fue testigo de maltrato psicolÓgico y fÍsico. incluso un intento de suicidio. Él dice haber sido vÍctima de racismo. >> yo me comencÉ a enfermar de gripe y luego eso me estaban causando prob

david: we are talking with isaac boltansky.ow much uncertainty for markets might there be in the primary season? how much of a swing could there be if you have an elizabeth warren versus a joe biden apparently moving toward the nomination? isaac: we have had two clients to three dozen clients meeting the past two weeks to have -- to figure out the year ahead. there are a couple of points you want to highlight. the democratic primary has to take some time. we are all going to react as we all do immediately and with force after the first four primary races. those four are only representative of 4% of the pledged delegates. it is super tuesday on march 3 where you have one third of the delegates and then the remainder of those primary races in march that will deliver two thirds of the overall delegates. i am sitting here saying we will not know the day after iowa or the day after new hampshire with the democratic nominee is. i think it will take until the spring. there is still the possibility of a brokered convention at the end.

let's bring in our guest, isaac. pretty bearish the last couple times you've been on the show. oil is a good indicator of where we are in the economy and this trade war. do you expect a repeat of any rally? isaac: i think what you're seeing next year looks like prices are going to slow next year looks like prices are going to slow. globally. trade disputes seem to be growing. it might persist. even with production cuts from opec, and i think they are going to be scrambling to try to cut production and put a floor under prices to try and deal with that lower demand. they've got problems, enforcement problems, compliances, as we heard. overall, i don't see a meaningful increase in oil prices in 2020, and probably don't see it going down drastically because we will see supply cuts, if required, but it doesn't look like it will push up much higher. yvonne: we're seeing more of these guests that come on and they are looking more optimistic than you. i see things turning around a bit. the pmi's in china, as well. why is th

isaac: look. i think a fair amount of this is lipservice and procedural.re going to be republican senators who say they did not get everything they wanted. part of that is just the reality. a true compromise should leave everyone somewhat unhappy. the way to describe this to my clients is this is not a wholesale revision of nafta. this is really just tweaks and a modernization that was necessary given the changes in our economies over the past decades. this is really a marginal shift. it is not a seismic shift. toaine: isaac, we still have deal with obviously the u.s.-china trade relationship. obviously, some of the finer points of that going to the trade represented's office and the white house but presumably congress could interject itself in that. assuming thee negotiators strike some sort of a phase i deal, we can see that disrupted it anyway by what is going on in congress? is noti think congress in many ways going to sidelined itself shortly into the new year. in terms of process, the way i think this is going to go down is the house will impeach the

he has a metronome playing, a peppermint scent, and glasses >> reporter: isaac is bright but he also has violent temper tantrums >> i mean, i didn't know what to do. i cried all the time >> reporter: friends told his mom patty about brain balance in a strip mall in detroit. >> seven months in, has there been any change in him? >> it's been incredible >> so cool >> reporter: the daily tantrums are gone, they say he's engaging more with other kids. >> it's a miracle. >> reporter: it's what brain balance advertises the company has more than 100 locations nationwide and promotes lucrative franchise opportunities. they promise families help for conditions from adhd to learning disorders to autism. the average cost, more than $10,000 for a typical six-month program. to pay that bill, many families have starte gofundme pages and brain balance offers loans. vice president rebecca jackson trained as a chiropractor >> it's all about getting everything to connect and communicate. >> reporter: brain balance is largely built on the idea that behavior problems are linked to one side of the child's

mike isaac: i think so. i mean, i tried to capture what this guy essentially stands for, right?really do think that travis is probably not the typical founder in the valley. he had done two different startups before and he was probably in his later 30s by the time uber came around and i think, you know, the point i wanted to get to, at least in the very beginning was he had done a--he had done at least two startups and had been betrayed by his vcs that had backed him initially and that really went to the mentality of "this is gonna be my company. no one can really take it away from me, and i'm gonna secure it for the long-haul." and initially, the vc, the venture capitalists, were okay with that until things started going wrong a little bit later and it was hard to sort of wrest that control from him. female: what's been the response from the company? mike: it's been interesting. there's a number of employees who do not like the book, just because--probably because i didn't depict them in the best light and i kind of expected that. and then there are people, i think, who are sur

also her aunt wife of sally hemmings son after living with tucker isaacs. the point is the impact of black musket with the all-black world between ohio freedom is the power of black militancy is not abstract to william monroe every summer spent at the farm and to be proudly displayed over the fireplace and the cousins were ministered in nearby cincinnati when trotter adopt the language and urged after world war ii black soldiers do like your fourfold fathers and he was not speaking rhetorically to sustain and nurture multiple generations to claim for the colored people this is an image of the family farm in 1884 with trotter's family history provided with the necessary foundation in boston provided him with the necessary city of that thought when trotter was born considered the mecca of the negro voting since the 17 eighties and a highly literate activist or colored as they preferred to use call themselves as the son of the black elite from an early age for those that would be free. so with resistance with racial politics with the notion of separate and whi

please welcome jj abrams, daisy ridley, john boyega and oscar isaac!ers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we made special seats. [ cheers and applause ] well, thank you for coming. how many of you have seen -- well, jj, i assume you've seen the movie. >> i have seen the movie. >> jimmy: it would be really funny if you haven't. >> they showed it to me, yeah. >> jimmy: have the three of you seen the movie? >> we have. >> yes. >> jimmy: how many people total have seen the movie in its entirety? >> a few dozen. >> jimmy: a few dozen. >> or so. >> jimmy: okay, that's a small group. >> it is. >> jimmy: so, you would know where the leak came from if there was one at this point. >> most likely. >> jimmy: did you have like a special screening for the cast where everyone got together and watched it? >> we did. yeah, it was fun. >> jimmy: where did you do that? >> at bad robot. we have a little screening room there. >> jimmy: at your headquarters. >> or as i call, it the headquarters. >> jimmy: it is the headquarters. only batman has a better headq

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them's fighting words, isaac. me just talk about this gangbuster doll that has done incredibly well. it of course has some parts that were sourced from china. still, we are waiting on phase one of the trade deal to be signed by xi jinping and president trump, what would this mean for your business if it finally settles down, the trade tensions that we have had between the two countries? >> i don't think tariffs had any effect on toys. there were a lot of noise. we bet as a company that mr. trump will not abandon his base and put tariffs on toys, so no change, no change in the pricing. we continue to buy from china and a great quality product and sell it in the usa. no issues. liz: okay. we will be waiting on that. i would also like to know about this controversy involving the boy toys, not madonna's, but the boy toys in these lol dolls. some parents somehow seem to be completely shocked that the boy toys inside were anatomically correct. what do you say about that? >> human beings are anatomicnaty correct, i hope

. >> bobbi's attorney, garvin isaacs, put on an impassioned defense. >> i took this case because bobbied of a crime she didn't commit. >> isaacs told jurors the state's case was built on faulty speculation, outright fabrication, and the suspicious testimony of convicted felons. for instance, that inmate who claimed he'd seen bobbi drive dial off the prison grounds, the defense showed he changed his story multiple times. and the inmate who claimed he'd had an affair with bobbi, the defense proved he was mentally ill, his story, a complete fantasy. >> this most outrageous case that i've ever been involved in. it's a great miscarriage of justice. >> the defense couldn't call randolph dial to the stand. dial had died behind bars before bobbi was even charged. instead, her attorney told the jury dial had said or written about 100 times that he kidnapped bobbi parker. >> bobbi did not go with you willingly? >> oh, no. no. >> okay -- >> no. i was the hostage-taker. and i -- i'll probably live to regret it. >> then the defense tried to put someone else on trial -- warden jack cowley. >> jack c

there's addict in that says a south hates jacob was he upset that abraham or isaac only gave certain listens to him and certain other blessings the him the children of a ram have been blessed in many different ways but the jewish people i am isaac jacob king david king solomon all the way to little daniel luria today in jerusalem is this one chain that's been blessed in a different way the little land of israel we have the covenant with god. we have returned home designers dream is being realized all the time and as the indigenous people here the world and especially the arab world is going to have to understand that at some point in time. today i live in chips around where i live spiritually if i may say saw in the western part of the city i wasn't born yet in 1948 during the dark but i feel that the dark but is grounded in. these times are times which i got from my father's house actually id processed. when the house was put on sale and there they were uprooting all the times and or what is in the house i chose to put them and document my history and my story. our ultimate goal is

this thank you, laura hughes and anna isaac. goodbye. good evening, i‘m connie mclaughlin.beat mexican side monterrey to book their place in the club world cup final. our reporter olly foster is in doha for us. it is the european champions, then, who go through to saturday‘s final with a chance here to become world champions, as well. klopp says he was fearful of this match against monterey, the concacaf champions league winners, i‘m going to extra time, but yet again liverpool found a way to win. craig templeton reports. two matches in less than 24 hours for liverpool, one in birmingham, the other 3000 miles away injoe hart. the reason— being able to call yourself well champions —— doha. but to get to saturday‘s final they needed to first beat the concacaf champions league winners, monterey concacaf champions league winners, m o nte rey of concacaf champions league winners, monterey of mexico. a task that looked easier after salah found naby keita, who found the opening goal. if that was supposed to break the mexican spirit, it didn‘t. they responded in a matter of minutes

this chamber today will hold a bipartisan lunch to say goodbye to one of our most beloved colleagues, isaac johnny isakson who is retiring before the end of the year. over the last few months there have been numerous tributes to johnny here on the senate floor. he is been called a real friend, a mentor are real colleague, they don't come any better. and that's just by democrats.

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and the three great philosophers of the enlightenment were sir isaac newton in his great work "the principia mathematica," john locke's essay concerning human understanding, and locke's second treatise of government. and what i'm going to argue is that the ideas, the fundamental core ideas of newton's principia and locke's essay are in a sense summed up, embodied in the first paragraph of the declaration. and the second paragraph of the declaration is -- it is -- it is a -- it is an abstract, it is an abstract of the core basic principles that you will find in locke's second treatise of government. all right. now, so let me just sum up for you very quickly the core ideas, the core principles of the enlightenment which i think can be seen as having been transposed onto the declaration of independence. so there is i think an enlightenment project, right? we can say -- we can identify a kind of comprehensive philosophy of this period known as the enlightenment, the 17th and 18th century enlightenment. and like all comprehensive systematic philosophies, it has four basic branches. it includes fo

jorge isaac rojas es el Árbitro principal del partido.do que tiene una gran cantidad de paisanos que viven en la uniÓn americana, que se fueron a buscar un destino diferente. a todos ellos, de todo corazÓn, un saludo. moisÉs muÑoz, ademÁs de la emociÓn de este partido, les enviamos unas carnitas de michoacÁn. >>muchas gracias. emocionado por este partido. el ambiente es inigualable. esperemos que en el partido en sÍ, se llene las expectativas de toda la aficiÓn y de los millones de seguidores que estÁn viendo el encuentro por las pantallas de tudn. >> todo estÁ listo, asÍ que vÁmonos con el arranque de este partido. amÉrica pone la pelota en circulaciÓn.

i don't think it's much of a stretch to save isaac did come into play. but that's not as important to me is mitt finding out what happened and not letting it happening again. >> he came to this conclusion. [inaudible] >> it doesn't matter if i agree, i don't know why they didn't tell the court about the sub sources statement in january. any normal system would have stopped. when you are told that the person who prepared the document will not verify it, disavows it, and i think all of us would say you need to slow down and figure out was going on here. not only did they not slow down, they falsified the results of the interview of the court to make it look like he was actually truthful when they know he wasn't. so i don't know what made them do this, and i don't want to get into speculating, i am just saying the facts are clear that the motives maybe not. but it's not much of a stretch to me to it think these people, when it came to trump, were out to get him. but that doesn't matter to me. >> senator you said the dossier with john mccain recommended. [in

it's just going to take some time how about isaac in ohio, please.saac. >> caller: booyah, jim i always wanted to say that live on the show. thanks for taking my call. >> people say it all the time. what piece going on? >> caller: i'm an owner in crowdstrike, but i'm confused why it's dropped about 15% since the report. >> too many players taking -- trying to take share from each other. too much money being spent to get customers. it has become crowded at crowdstrike. i agree with you, but everybody wants it and that's eviscerating the potential markets. right now i'm fascinated with companies with ferocious bulls and angry bears. and i am now bullish on one battle ground stock -- tesla netflix call me as will frost says -- it's been a volatile year for palo alto networks what does 2020 have in store? and then millennials might be hard for wall street and i spotted the key trends in the unlikeliest of places and i told you the most bankable themes was 5g and tonight i'm sitting down with the company that might bank on the trend don't miss my exclusiv

. >> oscar isaac, what's it like to have an action figure of yourself? on, please, don't act like you don't know. >> what are you talking about? >> i'm talking about the bill marko graphic designer action figure. >> where did you get that? >> run over here and do my photoshop. >> stop it! >> kick my pencils! >> not cool, man. >> i have to ask: could you maybe-- >> no i cannot get you a baby yoda. >> now further questions. >> my kid made this cardboard light saber, and i was wondering if you'd be willing to sign it. >> oh, this is so cute! they even put a button on it. >> don't touch that. >> oh! wow! yeah, okay, this is really advanced and accurate. >> yeah. we're home schooling him because of the playground incident. ( laughter ). >> hey, oscar isaac, who is your favorite "star wars" character? >> definitely spock. >> i'm pretty sure that's "star trek." >> excuse me. i think i know. i'm the guy moplays poo. >> it's poh. >> you know better than me, right? yeah, you play poo, okay? >> i've never seen any of the "star wars" movies. could you quickly tell m

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saint isaac jog. he grew up in france and came to the new world to bring the faith to the people in this land and the amount that he sacrificed out of lover for the gospel, the a point he loved his people that he was trying to communicate the faith to is deeply inspiring. i hope one day to visit his gravesite there in i believe northern new york but he is an inspiration for me as a priest and a saint. >> we only have 20, 30 seconds left so we're going to wrap it up. thank you for coming and discussing with us. thank you. >> i learned a lot about the vocation of the priest. it is not the most difficult life of all orway don't want to scare people off? it is difficult but doable. >> it is joyful. it should be joyful. >> yes. you bring joy it to. thank you for being here and thank you for watching mosaic. >>> live from the cbs studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> a live look in san francisco where residents are dealing with an expensive mass caused by flood waters. ware on the storm watch with what you need

>> one of the priests that has been a great model for me, he is saint isaac jobe and he grew up in france and is bringing the faith to the people in this land. the amount he sacrificed and loved his people that he was trying to communicate the faith to is deeply inspiring. i hope one day to visit his gravesite there in northern new york. >> we have >> thank you for coming and discussing with us. always great to talk with you. >> thank you. >> i have learned a lot about the vocation of the priest. can we say in closing it is not the most difficult life of all? or we don't want to scare people off. it is difficult but doable. >> it is joyful. >> it ld be joyful. >> it has. >> you bring joy too. thank you for being here. for w "mosaic." >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> well, the storm watch this morning. rain and wind wreak havoc in the bay area in the race to get home before the weather intensifies. >> the driver on the wrong side of the tracks. the dramatic train crash in union city. >> a former oakland raider under arrest and a stab wound. the violent alterc

. >> reporter: thanks to john isaacs, who set up some telescopes in his back yard for us.annot see something that large through the scope, she will never be able sar. >> the lights are not helping. >> reporter: now the real moment of truth. john repositions to look at sirius, the brightest star in the sky. if you have 20/20 vision, you clearly see the star here in our video, with the naked eye. for heather, her only hope is through this telescope, after 25 year of waiting. >> so are you seeing it yet? >> a gray spot, oh, i see it! >> you do? are you okay? >> yeah. i see it. i can't even talk. it doesn't seem real, like i can't believe i'm seeing a star for the first time ever. oh, my god. it's amazing. >> okay. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> reporter: we'll be right back. (thud) (crash) (grunting) (whistle) play it cool and escape heartburn fast with tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tu-tu-tum tums i'climate is the number 1ove cpriority.sage.on. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem th

was shorter than campaigns in the units senate, in the middle of the campaign, are 35 -year-old son isaac, became very ill. he suffered from alcohol induced liver disease. and we it's been a good month and a off and already short campaign, and his bedside in intensive care both in b bismark and rochester at the mayo clinic. and i see that because it was perhaps one of the hardest six or seven weeks of my live in the deepest valley i have ever walked through. and it was most constructive and informing as well. this is informing in all those years north dakota wars, surfing the state office and helping a link governor and b help build this dynamic economy. the several weeks with my son probably prepared me as well for this job is any. i got to see our healthcare industry) i've got to know more about addiction and mental illness and how tragic it is. how devastating it can be. how consequential not dealing with it. actually is o and not just inconvenience. and so more than that, then president, to learn about our community. . . .senator hoven raises the issue of some of my committee. he's a

you'd like to and john took it to the new director of channel 4 it had literally opened that jeremy isaacs looked at it and he said absolutely bring that will make i think you know it was in a way it was something i had wanted to do all my life i had always believed you could make a film and a story we've just music tell me about bernard homan famous citizen kane forever hitchcock how he kind of took you under his wing. own it herman. through my agent lee's keys and she said to me would you like to meet that herman i said i would love to because of course he is absolutely the doyenne of of film composers of all time with citizen kane behind him and psycho and so on and he's the 1st thing he said me do you know where i could find a thera main in london and i said i've never seen one of them i don't want to get there i'm an affair i'm an. electrical musical instrument that is also affected by me so i said to turbo no well i'd know what it does but there's a new machine that i've just bought cold a mood synthesizer and i've just bought it from dr american self. and it will do exactly what a t

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rob, we want to leave it there and hear from isaac from acadia, california, and on the independent line. go ahead. >> caller: first, i am thinking that the republicans are unwilling to think that trump did anything wrong and on the other side the democrats are st wanting to kans ing ting to con did something wrong, because then it would be that trump was after corruption, but it is the idea that he wanted a public statement by the president that makes it not just about corruption, because if he wanted the corruption investigated it could have been routed out and done and more covertly and disclosed, but he wanted the announcement because he wanted to smear biden's name, and so while we are watching this trial, the republicans are taking every chance to smear biden's name. and so during this whole time, we are seeing the republicans get exactly what they wanted from extorting the or if we call it extortion and we don't know yet, but on the other hand, the democrats while impeaching him are getting what they want in that they are kind of smear's trump's name, and so they are all doing the

before pennsylvania district judge isaac stalls foose all charges against matthew were summarily withdrawnand all cases closed in 2010. at no time with the dogs removed from the facility by either state or federal authorities. around this time matthew found a new very lucrative avenue to sell his puppies the internet since 2010 it's estimated that matthew has sold over $3000.00 puppies online ranging from 302-2800 dollars each in 2013 alone millwood puppy sold 472 dogs more than a dog a day during this period matthew maintained a pennsylvania kennel license but in january 2014 he applied for a new u.s.d.a. commercial breeders license for millwood puppies l l c this was the 3rd u.s.d.a. commercial breeders license and the 2nd pennsylvania license issued for this one address in the past 8 years i think one of the most remarkable things that we actually were able to illustrate on the oprah show that one of the dogs that we picked up from know what chemicals. it was either know what kind of timer millward it was a yellow out a male yellow lab and i'll never forget he's a really beautiful dog b