so isaac sargent isaac, what would is on the spas traveling south? the bus driver does not want to stop to allow him to use the restroom. um there may have been. somewhat of a you know a confrontation on the bus verbal content confrontation on the bus. we're not quite sure what happened, but at the next town the bus driver stops, he calls the police. the police chief and the south carolina town greets the bus he pulls sergeant woodard off the bus. and again, this is a decorated soldier. pulled him off the bus. he beats him and then he takes his nightstick and he jams his nightstick and to sergeant woodard's eyes gouging his eyes out. here we see a photo of sergeant woodard with his mother. he's blinded their patches over his eyes. this beating of sergeant woodard makes national headlines and president harry truman hears about the speeding. many people may know or may not know that president truman had a soft spartan soft spot and his heart for veterans. when he sees this photo of sergeant isaac woodard, he's just taken aback. i mean, it's just a horr

food, and isaac says, working with families who donated helped him survive the pandemic. checking in on the weather. we had that heat advisory for tomorrow, and these areas painted in yellow. it's gonna be a little bit cooler tomorrow but still nasty. hot quite frankly, especially those inland bay valleys and excessive heat warning remains in effect, not just for tomorrow but through saturday as well. the valley will be slow to cool because as you know that sea breeze has a tough time getting over the hills, and it will, so we're going to cool more rapidly. but still slowly. i mean, tomorrow i'll be a little cooler, you'll notice much more cooling on saturday in a ton mark on sunday and monday. like sunday money you're going to have. if you're out in san francisco, you have a jacket on or even in oakland, perhaps. no fog at the golden gate bridge. that's always, you know, be nice to see it, but it's not happening. phoenix is 103 right now. it's that's pretty hot. everywhere. you can see the two air masses the cool green, the red two different air masses coming from two di

. >> reporter: for the last two months dwayne isaacs has lived alongside that mountain in one of 120 trailers and rvs on pier 94 in san francisco a homeless haven set up by the city in the midst of the deadly pandemic. >> when the wind blows it hits the air. we inhale it. we don't know if we can get cancer, asthma. >> reporter: still, isaacs became emotional when he thanked the city and its nonprofit agencies for sparing him from a life on the streets. >> we just know that people are making efforts to save lives. >> reporter: isaacs was one of the residents who got an air filtration system for his unit from the bay area air quality management district chief who promised more help is on the way. >> we're actively working to take enforcement action. >> reporter: he wants to cut down on the dust from piles of raw materials at multiple concrete plants. within the area shaded red on this map the microscopic dust is tied to everything from asthma to lung cancer. >> normally those piles right behind us can in a very dry situation release a lot of dust in the area and it gets in your lungs a

it was a weight to have fun as a family give back to the community to date, isaac says he's taken 5000 show media led to donations totaling $104,000. so far, he says, the average donation is $255 experienced joy during the pandemic and. could get slivers of joy and the families who donated and the ones being helped a lot of our july goods, so it's beans, the monument crisis center says the number of people needing help tripled from 10,000 to 28,000 during the pandemic. the food was barely getting in here before it was turning around being bagged and going out the door again, the executive director says isaacs helped the center meet demand that that project really represented what people can do when they put their mind to it, isaac says, working with families who donated helped him survive the pandemic. see how they behave with each other, and there's an incredible amount of love out there and giving isaac's tells me he plans to wrap up the portrait project by the end of july, the monument crisis center says. thanks to donations, they did not have to turn anyone away during the pandemic

yes craig isaacs of lafayette is using his passion for photography to lift up those less fortunate thanself during the pandemic, having neighbors go hungry just was killing me. so i just felt like we had to help with that since april of last year, the former tech ceo. has taken complimentary photos of families who have donated money to monument crisis center, a nonprofit in concord, the start of his pandemic porch portraits project. hey, grace, lift your head up a little more. this family is among the 350 who participated. it was a way to have fun as a family give back to the community to date, isaac says he's taken 5000 photos, he says, word of mouth and social media lead to donations totaling $104,000. dollars so far, he says, the average donation is $255 experience. joy during the pandemic, and i could get slivers of joy and the families who donated and the ones being helped a lot of our july goods, so it's beans. the monument crisis center says the number of people needing help tripled from 10,000 to 28,000 during the pandemic. the food was barely getting in here before it was. turn

the children of a ram had been blessed in many different ways that the jewish people, abraham isaac, jacob, king, david, king, solomon, all the way to little daniel luria today in jerusalem is this one shy, and it's been blessed in a different way. the little land of israel, we have the covenant with god. we have returned home design. his dream is being realized all the time. and as the indigenous people here, the world and especially the air world is going to have to understand that at some point in time in the me today, i live in ships. but i live spiritually. if i may say so in the western part of the city, i wasn't born yet in 1948 during the deck, but i she led the deck, but grounded in these ties are dogs, which i got from my father's house. actually, id processed the, the style when the house was put on sale and they were uprooting all the ties and all what is in the house. i chose to put them and document my history. and my story i would estimate the goal is actually to preserve culture and heritage and precisely palestinian culture and heritage into a slum knowing very well

isaacs has photographed more than 350 families who have combined to donate $104,000 isaac says he turnedto a charitable project when the pandemic began. i had actually started my photography business and i was thinking about what i was going to do with that. and then when this hit, i realized well, i should just start my business. the monument crisis center says it has been helping three times as many people during the pandemic. a big push to bring a w n b. a team to oakland is underway. this morning, the oakland alameda county coliseum authority established a date to vote on whether they should bring a w n b a team to the complex that day. july 16th, the african american sports and entertainment group wants to buy oaklands 50% interest of the coliseum side in order to bring the team here. they held a press conference today. where city leaders praised the idea and showed their sport. this is something that is a win win for the community. that is good for our economy and good for human involvement and positive interaction, and it is important also to recognize that the fact that it is afr

denise isaac joins us to discuss if there is relieving side. and if this could be assigned for other major weather movement in the future. and have you been able to walk the streets of a major urban city in america? well that since the travel restrictions have been lifted, well, if you have, i bet you'd notice the number of homeless on the streets have increased and mental health facilities still being limited. those battling a various mental disorders are finding themselves out of place to go. we're going to bring you the latest and if anything or any politician is actually doing anything to help the situation. now speaking of other situations, remember last summer, when protest against the death of george floyd broke out with them turning violent and even destructive. now a year later, the majority of those arresting charges have been dropped by the new york district attorney. is this fair to those businesses and people who fall victim and would have an effect on future race conversations? guess what, we're going to give you the fair $360.00

we bring in meteorologist denise isaac. thank you so much for joining me, denise. it's a pleasure, scotty. pleasure to be here. and as you mentioned, yes, there drought conditions in the was something that's very common, especially over the past 10 years. well, not sitting, you're seeing from both. this isn't at anything abnormal from years past, but that being said, at the same time, you do have this idea of a tropical storm from the golf, having it a little early for it and are we? is it kind of interesting that we're already dealing with this drought so early in the summer season? what yeah. what's very unusual is a triple digit heat that has been impacting the western us. so early this year, usually it happens in july. and once you add the lack of rain, well that certainly doesn't help that allows the situation to worse then. and we, i do have to point out though that drought and he waves aren't the same thing, same thing, but they are related. so one that land really drives out with the lack of rain, it tends to warm up faster. so that's why we're seeing the t

well, i cannot deny course john locke, but then i think at the same time sir isaac newton sir, francis bacon, and you may wonder well now locke can be understood as a political philosopher. but how many other two gentlemen of scientific interests and pursuit be considered political because each and every one of them understand well the element of learning the continuing to discover new frontiers of knowledge every generation of founder in this respect sir isaac newton and his principia to regard that man is capable to continue his calculations, even if he does not know as some he may insert a valuable that variable and sir francis bacon in his essay civil and moral to help us better understand the nature never puts anything before so onerous that the that she does not already supply us an opportunity through further scientific inspection to better that condition to overcome and in maladies and pestilence, but john locke, i believe as a political philosophy expresses it well in his essays on government volumes one and two that no government anywhere at any time will long survive. unless

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isaacs, hackett and dolan were arrested in florida last week.y didn't immediately respond to requests for comment. attorney information for hackett wasn't immediately available, jim and poppy. >> remarkable. and it's hard to prove those things in court. they need evidence. of it's so interesting to see that proceed in court right now. whitney wild, thanks very much. >>> coming up next, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is attempting to cling to power there to scuttle a deal to remove him. he is getting a last minute expression of support from a key american senator. we'll have a live report just ahead. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth.

no tuvo hambre, solo poca sed >> dije, isaac, tienes que ir al baño.raron por lo que la desesperación se apoderaron >> gritando que quería ver ami hermana >> desde que localizaron pasaron más de cinco horas. su temor que un pedazo de concreto le cayera de encima >> decir cuáles fueron las peores horas, si antes que llegaran o después porque fueron muchas horas, angustias >> especialistas aseugran que pueden sobrevivir sin agua 5 días y sin comida hasta 40 >> nosenemos que preguntar en una situación similar y tratar de mantener ese control mental. así que aún estamos a la espera de un milagro, regreso contigo >> gracias, rebeca >> en otro tema, la tormenta tropical se ha ido debilitando desde las coas de georgia. podría provocar varios remanentes. afectó causao corrientes difíciles y donde es más habitual la práctica del surfside >> otra tormenta tropical mantiene vientos sostenidos aunque es posible que se vaya debilitando a ba clai y se espera que enrqiuedeje 1 pulgadas de lluvia y jalisco y guerrero justo a las tormentas sigue siendo el tema del día.

that baby was isaac newton. was born the same year that galileo died. and then the tortures came on my maxwell, maxwell worked out the theory oflight , that electromagnetism is the source in fact that's what is like. and it turns out that he died young but the year that maxwell died , a baby was born who carried on his work. that baby was albert einstein . so it's a cosmic coincidence that the torch, the torch was carried on by somebody who was born the very year that the predecessor died. now course we're talking about the whole shooting match. and that is the god equation. an equation perhaps no more than one inch long that will allow us to summarize everything known about the universe. on one sheet of paper, one sheet of paper you could write the theory of almost everything. you can put down einstein's equation is about the standard model is quite ugly, clumsy and it's horrible theory but it works. it's about a foot long. maybe more like a yard long if you were to write it out but on one sheet of paper, one sheet of paper you could put the theory of

we'll even isaac newton was involved in alchemy. the classic example yeah, ah, ah. the early alchemy obsessed with turning common less valuable metal into precious gold job would have been high on a particular was obsessed with trying to dissolve metals. and that led him to research or different kinds of acid. but gold is notoriously difficult to dissolve . so i'm going to buy small amounts of it and see if it's possible to them. and can we sell them at that, at a 5 digital way to nothing. they could and then there's another visible emily, the love list that we have, how 100 they had the she 5 more. just haven't come in about a thought to convince ali and stuff. and in this little community, she didn't complete what had been offered for the fall job in high on chemo, howard and helen. okay. city is the one that come in. so we'll have this going. i figured when i figured my shovel going thing the through my experiment to dissolve gold is professor health boesky. what the hell i need your chemistry expertise here. i've got this gold coin and i wonder, is it possible t

. >> isaac what on earth are you thinking? 24-year-old kid. and he responded in that i had two. >> reporter: his wife called 911 while he held the suspect at gunpoint. deputies arrested 25-year-old corolla thiago, who they believe broken using a ceramic money. >> it was sitting right here, like he passed by it on the way up to the door. police were looking for evidence come you know, they went to the dining room table and there is the bunny with a piece of glass next to it. >> reporter: fighting at the time, now in away last about what happened, grateful it wasn't worse. >> he's lucky because someone else could have shot him. >> reporter: they are still shaken of what happened here at their home. that suspect has been charged with burglary. >>> coming up, he has been a friendly voice to many in the bay area on their morning drive. longtime radio anchor and all- around good guy says farewell after four decades. >>> the stunning discovery below a northern california lake that could crack a decades- old mystery. >>> coming up, a possible side eff

my answers one's name isaac hubbard. okay, he served in the six regimental. called an infantry and k company, they saw action in raleigh, north carolina and so action in richmond the taking of richmond and taking of petersburg the naval relative. i'm still researching. i have some information on it, but i don't have enough. i don't know what shipping served on so i'm looking into that so so how do you find out about your relatives? what happened was i was here. in washington dc when my grandson started school and we visited the afro-american civil war museum and they told us about the grand review and i went to my cousin and she told me this information. oh, yeah, you had a couple relatives that served in the civil war say i do and she gave me some of the information i did some of the further research and i that's what i found out in the service. so i was here and i thought it would come down. my family's going to be here. they're gonna watch me in the parade. they came down to see me. you know, i kind of it's very interesting and this is my first one so i'm

if you're in the uk, anna isaac, and joe mayes, will be back in just over half an hour to look at morert and whether and i'll be back at 11 with a full round up of all the news. join me then. good evening, i'm austin halewood with your latest sports news... england defender trent alexander arnold has been ruled out of next week's european championship. the liverpool defender picked up an injury in last night's friendly win over austria. he's torn his thigh muscle, with the injury set to keep him out for up to six weeks. gareth southgate will wait until after sunday's next warm up game against romania to decide who will replace him in the 26 man squad. there were a whole host of other friendlies tonight... and northern ireland were beaten 1—0 by ukraine. having beaten malta on sunday, ian baraclough's side couldn't build on that victory, with oleksandr zubkov scoring after only ten minutes for the hosts, who are preparing for the euros. meanwhile, republic of ireland manager stephen kenny has his first victory after 12 matches in charge — but only after surviving a scare in their 4—1 wi

turn to the middle east and changes to israel's leadership overnight president biden congratulated isaac herzog is netanyahu's long hold on power coming to an end we're joined by rraf sanchez. >> reporter: it's looking like the beginning of the end last night a coalition of very unlikely partners reached an agreement to form a new israeli government now that coalition includes parties from the left, from the right, from the center, even a small palestinian/israeli islamist party they do not agree on very much except that they want netanyahu out. now the two main players in this coalition, a natali bennett, a right wing nationalist. bennett would serve as prime minister of the first two years and lapide would rotate in and serve as prime minister for the next two all of this hinges on this coalition surviving a confidence vote in the israeli parliament sometime in the next week or so and that confidence vote gives netanyahu one last chance to try to break up this coalition to try to peel away some of the hold on power. it will be a critical couple of days coming up in israeli politics. >>

me the option to 1000000000 is not about profit, isaac, but about ordinary people, the values and the approach to life ah, architecture serves the people. so if we consider this people, they need what they thought their way of living with them. we're gonna create a good fabric of the city. i can so many different people. we live together in harmony, dealing with cultural and social diversity and honest and respectful way is one of the greatest challenges facing every city. a key pick tool that takes a look at the venezuelan capital, correct. in the 1950, the development of the oil industry created an economic, the city triggering widespread internal migration. the i may have plenty of them being connection, but i grew up parallel. don't build city also make, i mean like, are normally cause the i cannot accept them atlanta acquisition law, not giving them well. the people who contribute to say, i'll have their own home for 2 years. so no gosh, ah, naturally simple body has developed no problem. and home phone number, no, they're phenomenal and venezuela and latin america and the whole

i report to isaac religion mix up with them in ganeth capital, a cra, early morning on to like minister dance, tyrone iris, my guy is getting ready for school. but on like most of his classmates, he has had to fight through the courts together. you can see them marks the very 1st time i am going to school tomorrow, so so long by 2 of being caught idleness at home all by myself and a whole lot of painful experiences. but today really is an unusually accept. now and i would see tyrone is joined on his walk to school with friend and fellow, arrest a fairy and all he knew. but they were the 1st to spend the last few months at home after the school refused to admit them because of the great loved decision now of attained by the cause. i've really read i came in before it will come in. i tell you how i can continue my search now and then the people over here and everyone is friendly and nice to us. so i would say the environment is one for this school is on playing with a court order for now to allow that kids name, but it doesn't rule out appealing in the future. nonetheless, education on hu

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regardless, i report the isaac collision met up with them in gannon capital, a cra, early morning on like minister dance. tyrone iris, my guy is getting ready for school. but on like most of his classmates, he has had to fight through their courts together. you make them marks the very 1st time i am going to school tomorrow. so long bustle of being caught idleness at home all by myself and a whole lot of painful experiences. but today really is an unusually accept. now and as i would see, tyrone is joined on his walk to school with friend and fellow arrest the freon all he knew, but they were forced to spend the last few months at home after the school refused to admit them because of the great love that is fishing now over pained by the cause. i have to really read. i came, since people will come in teachers. so i tell you how i can be in school now because most people are here and everyone is too friendly and nice to us. so i would say the environment one for the school is complaining with a court order for now to allow the kids in. but it doesn't rule out appealing in the future.

we went to whole in south eastern ghana from way dw africa's isaac ology sent us this report. the angel maxine is transgender. she came out publicly more than 5 years ago since then magazine has been a woman magazine is one of the very few o g, b, t. people in ghana, speaking out publicly about the sexuality and gender identity. but we, that bravery comes constant in relation abuse and discrimination from the society around hey, one time i went to the market to buy stuff for myself, like food stamps and all that. and when i entered the market and people realized was the me who to not me insulting me why your money wants to be like this. why this griffin, as you're the people who wrote poverty to grammar, yet somebody, they said all of the reason was, his salary has reduce where i knew him from. no, you know any touch from i had some like what other people on then me was, i stood in the market and i cried. through music magazine is able to express her feelings about life on o g b t person in ghana in those feelings where sutton is and outreach after the rest of 21 octave is not

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so the 3rd temple itself very much in the same position that abraham attempted sacrifice. isaac with the 1st temple was of king solomon. and the 2nd temple will also be the surgeon. but there's some things at hand by god, not in man's hand. having a jew go to the temple mount today to pray, to walk around the whole these place the jewish people in a place that mohammed never visited. the 1st temple existed 1700 years before the dome of the rock was even built. some things in the process as we left to god, has begun with the tunnel thing. you know, it's nothing to do with the table man's any one tunnel and it's a parallel to the wisdom all nothing to do with the temperament itself. it's absurd, hysteria from the world. i'd be more concerned about the legal arab building on the timbo man. that's a disgrace, and yet they've managed to get away with the huge boss on the temple mount destroying things with sick in general period. that's something that should be discussed not what the jews do walking on the outside of the general mouth. i with by the jewish people had some responsibility t

could be facing the worst route over 1200 years and summer is just beginning meteorologist denise isaac joins us to discuss if there is relieving side and if this could be assigned for other major weather movements in the future, and have you been able to walk the streets of a major urban city in america? well that since the travel restrictions have been lifted, well, if you have, i bet you've noticed the number of homeless on the streets have increased and mental health facilities are still being limited. those battling a very.

claim the strike actually targeted units fighting their risk, which to run on it only strengthened isaac tibbetts along the border. the musket themes, the american presence in syria illegal, has continually demanded felt the troops leave, middle east, the fur is expert alley risk believes the rest doesn't want to withdraw from the region of they believe other powers will fill the void even the killing of a child that we've been accustomed to the united states using the language or the term collateral damage record. on one occasion, years ago, the americans bomb the hospital. you're not going to stern. of course this was within or within the framework of the war on hara and time and time again, whether deliberately or non deliberately, many, many civilians had been killed. asked the up the are nice. you can also iraqis, you can ask others as well. this is our general american policy, and i think the writer space doesn't want to withdraw from these regions because it pays that it would with its influence, would be replaced by chinese and russian influence along with iranian influence. i'll

deal between iraq government on the us led multinational coalition in the region most was captured by isaac in 2014 and only retaken 3 years later, after months of frenzy violence residence and want them back to good of others. we condemn this and will not accept the return of the reason for the destruction, whether we want them or not, their return will bring destruction and problems of the city. and the contra, generally of this area was not to be of service. oh, we've been compensated. not electricity, we are suffering from lack of services. we all want the government, so they does not fully control the cases, the return in displaced, i feel families. this reality has been forced on the people, most of the way of getting rid of iso families. we have families of the month to reject their presence in the districts. we live in the state, you know, insisting on returning and integrating these families. but it's impossible to forget the blood of the month. it's just to plead the government and the families. the model that they destroyed us attacked our home, opened our children, took a beauti

in roughly in waterfront or in an attempt to take some of the pressure off little i de luca jetty, isaac albany, took print 2 minutes to get to work by boat. that saved him 3 hours. if you were to take a bus on a normal day, alper 30. what's that way? you really got everybody's on the road. everybody's done. you know, so we living above the core, do i'm some what you are privileged to be. he had this by the increasing number, taking boat, the gridlock on leg us roads continue to defy solutions, legal stuff. it was so many stuck in traffic nigeria as 1st traffic radio station tries to lighten the mood and provide regular updates on congestion. was staff receiving information from offices on the road when they give us information on august 14th for me, sean, our job is to go. so really house to be forgiving the power for you. that is also interactivity as drivers and commuters calling to report incident. businesses in the city continue to count losses in labor hours and revenue. and with the population growing that years nigeria commercial capital, me soon reach breaking point degrees. i'l

it is a continuation with annexation, as well as jewish isaac jerusalem. so as far as many palestinians are concerned, this is a new face, but with the same old tactics. when it comes to the past and need a, how delicate is the timing of this new coalition, this new prime minister right now the latest war in gaza? so recent many palestinians have been taking through the streets after the escalation in the past month and they were saying that they won't change . and many of them have express disappointment that they see one palestinian israeli party that has the government. they believe that this part, it doesn't represent their dreams and aspirations. many palestinians were telling us that they felt hope because palestinians all across the board, those in the occupied with banking building is through them. and those in the gaza strip as well as passing and living in this room where shared together for the 1st time in decades, they joined activities together as well as a general strike. so they believe that now is the time for change, but they say that even

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