and another one of my influences was kenny isaacs. kenny isaacs was a local boxing hero. and i was one of these kids that was getting beat up all the time by bullies. i wasn't much of a physical specimen. d kenny isaacs was-- he was the fighter of fighters. everyone admired that guy. i remember going to lynn and watching him fight sometimes. i was about maybe 14 years old, 13, 14, and saying, "wow, is guy is so gat." i wish i could be there in his corner, be sort of the kid that comes up with the water bucket, you kw, and helps him. this is a gladiator, no one beat him up. but anyway, key isaacs was a big influence because, to make a long story short, tee years later, kennisaacs was in my corr. and llow lived next door to me, eddie mccarthy, who was a professional fighter 135-pound, lightweight, ve good guy. and he took me under his win but then he went off to the korean war. just before he did that, he turned me over to a local boxing hero, kenny isaacs and he told kenny, "kenny, take young paul here under your wing. he's my protege." kenny did that. and i was gonna reti

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

let's go to isaac in virginia. isaac? >> it's a pleasure to talk to you, jim. >> back right at you. >> caller: hey, i keep a piece of my portfolio set aside for speculati speculation. >> i like that. >> caller: mapp pharmaceuticals has a migraine treatment up for fda approval this month. what do you think? >> wow, i didn't know that. i've got to check on that. i've got to tell you, i was recommending allergef off the botox. what a stock. it's 450. david has told us about a migraine drug. apparently, selling like hot cakes. let's go to anthony in oregon. anthony? >> caller: hey, booyah, booyah. >> i like that. >> caller: where should i be sprinting to with sprint? >> there's some blogs for sprint that are doing very well. i'd rather see you in the blogs. sprint has to raise money. let's go to gregory in maryland. gregory? >> caller: how are you doing, jim? longtime watcher, first time caller. >> love those. >> caller: i've got a question long term on spectra energy. >> what a great company. i love these companies that are

speaker, private isaac t. cortes was born and raised in the bronx and joined the army in november of 2006. while at one time, private cortes had aspirations of becoming a police officer with the new york city police department, his desire to protect and serve his country as a soldier soon won out. according to his brother, private cortes was proud doing what he did. he wanted to continue serving in the army and serve to fight against terrorism. in september of 2007, private cortes deployed to iraq to support operation iraqi freedom and served as an infantry squad leader in the 10th mountain division based out of fort drum, new york. sadly, mr. speaker, less than three months later, on november 27, 2007, private cortes died when his vehicle that he was riding in was struck by an improvised explosive device. he was just 26 years old. for his bravery and courage, mr. speaker, private cortes was awarded the -- awarded the purple heart and the bronze star. it is altogether fitting and proper we name this post offic

isaac newton is the one that figured that out. let's suppose we have a ball of putty or a ball of taffy or a ball of jell-o, something that's really pliable, something that you can whang around a lot, okay? and let's suppose i pull it across the room, and i pull it everywhere with just the same amount of force. what it would do is it'll race across the room and when it got here if you took a snapshot of it, it would still be in a ball shape, okay? let's suppose instead that i pulled on that jell-o a lot stronger here on this part and so-so in the middle and over here a little bit weak-- quite a bit weaker. ah, now i have a difference in pulls across the jell-o. that jell-o, gang, is gonna race across the room. when it gets over here and you take a snapshot of it as it goes by, would it have that shape? no it wouldn't have that shape because this side here is accelerating more than this side. it's a pliable stuff now, so this side here would, maybe, get out to here. this side here is not being pulled so far, that would lag behind o

isaac cooly. margaret frames. >> he was shot in mouth, elbow and back. >> and sellmatu joshua. >> i am asking for peace to our city. >> the most important city of cannen with prayer. 26 days after the christmas day massacre, boko haram killed 1835 people in carnal, it was the deadliest strike to date. >> i can't do anything to bring my husband back. all i can do is trust in god. the bible says to love your enemies and pray for them. >> they have declared war on the government, security services and country's services. in a video released online he says i enjoy killing nin god commands me to kill the way i enjoy killing chickens and rams. the group gave christians three days to leave or be attacked. the christians are on edge and considering leaving the state and moving south. we spoke to many that are fearful and are concerned they are not in a position to protect them. >> carnal is mostly muslim. they use this as a base of operation. >> joshua works quietly as an evangelist. cbn agreed to conceal

and the people who made star trek episode had him playing a poker game with isaac newton, albert einstein and star trek's data those people were amazed at the variety of his facial expressions. does not sound like it would recommend itself for a poker game but evidently he impressed them with that. he lost some of that ability since then but still has that wonderful grin. the history of my book, this book, started 18 months ago when my publisher in great britain asked me to update a little book they had published in 1991, 20 years ago. called stephen hawking, a quest for a theory of everything. they published that as a little paperback and it has become a best seller in britain. we updated a chapter and change it a little bit so they could make it into an e-book which has never been done. i began to work on it and soon realized a little updating and tweaking of those chapters wasn't going to do it. i ended up writing a whole new book. it is critical of him in some places. not completely complementary. and gave his blessing to a writing of it. he had no control over what i said. i passed b

politico deputy white house editor isaac says it could be an opportunity for obama to show he is fighting for the people while the other republican nominees are fighting each other. >> the benefits they have from doing it this way. >> with obama's approval rating sitting around 50% anyone can take his place. it is something that barbara bush shared openly in a conference in dallas yesterday. >> it has been, i think, the worst campaign i have ever seen in my life. i hate it. i hate the fact that people think compromise is a dirty word. >> in addition to this afternoon news conference, the president will also be doing a bit of fundraising. abc news reports that obama will raise more than $700,000 for his reelection campaign during an exclusive fund-raiser today at the jefferson hotel. in the newsroom, jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> the news conference starts in just over one hour at 1:15. you'll be able to watch it live here on abc 7 in an abc 7 special report. >> a story at a local -- that has a local college campus on edge. a late-night search at george washington university. authorities

bright college kid trying to make something of himself but his tough section of east oakland is where isaac white lived and died >> he was a good kid. he was not involved in any violence or crime >> police say the only violence came at the end when he died in a trip horrific hail of gunfire steps from his home >> he could not even live out his dream. he was the only one in his family that was going to college >> he was a foster kid forced into independence the moment he turned 18 >> 50% of adults leave foster care are homeless within 18 months >> why it was determined to not be one of them. he made this neighborhood is, and his fat classmates >> he was determined, he would have graduated this may >> even the support of social workers at the nonprofit beyond emancipation could not protect him from the chaos outside his door >> i grew up in foster care since i was two years old >> kelly knows what it was like for him. she has been in foster care most of her life left to fend for herself at 17 >> it was scary because you don't know where you live, you don't have family or anything >> she found

less than five months to go before the start of the of the games and the chairman of the sporting isaac kmita lord coe says the lympics lever is slowly starting to grip the host nation he made the comments at barcelona's global sports for him though he also admitted there is no time to rest . no we don't have everything ready we should with a little work still to do and particularly around the time prevent news but we are in good shape and more importantly there is now a growing excitement in the united kingdom that you know in five months time we will be delivering again if we still have the torch relay we still have our volunteers working their way through the system and that's that's sort of spreading the message that the games are coming. let's go for a big hitting bubba watson solves the leaderboard and they can select championship in miami at a blistering ten under par second round given the american a one shot lead over england's justin rose at the halfway stage watson started the day four shots off the pace soon soar through the field and finished with a sixty two just one outsi

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what i've been listening and watching to reminds me so often of when i go for a walk by myself around isaac walton or in our local forest preserve, and no one's with me, but i'm just feeling myself and what's around and communing with nature, i guess. >> yes. yes. >> it's a very healing force. i mean, people say, well, why do you want to live in mccomb, out in the middle of nowhere, but there's a peace that comes to that. i mean, one of my peak experiences that i do regularly is there's a beautiful, beautiful hilly park with a lake in the middle out there, and because there's no people in western illinois anyway, there's nobody in the park. and so, i'm running all these trails, and it's like being inside of nature, just totally connected in the running, in the movement, in the air, the earth - all the elements are right there, and it's very renewing, it really is. and these kinds of experiences are - they're lost on us, and even if you live in the country, there's that element in the urban atmosphere that draws us away, either through tv or whatever. yeah, warren? >> i was thinking of a psy

. >> police officer isaac espinoza sparked out of here because then harris declined to pursue dead. reporting live in san francisco ktvu channel 2 news. >> a woman tried to drive herself to the hospital after she was shot today while sitting in a car. this happened about 10:00 a.m. on ills worth street. the victim was arguing with another woman inside that vehicle. they say the other woman left and a short time later a man walked up to the car and opened fire. investors say the victim managed to drive away and slide down a police officer. she is expected to survive. no arrests have been made. >> now for continuing coverage of missing teenagers, today hundreds of volunteers mobilize to search new areas of southern santa clara county. a neighbor spent the day with him and explained what they did and why. >> she hasn't been seen for 12 days. they believe she was taken by someone or who was familiar with the area, a case which was considered a probable abduction. >> she could be a victim of kidnap, abduction or initially she could have voluntarily ran away and at some point being held a

isaacs consider recommending to agencies based on the lack of conformity, lack of usability of formats, et cetera, that they migrate to the port al again? >> that's actually one thing we are looking forward to, we are having some from ep about the d. i think it's supposed to be launched in october of this year and i think if that is successful, then that is something that we would look into and encourage aegt sis to participate in. >> yes, sir. >> we heard earlier i think during the last panel about some of the progress that was made after an additional appropriation was made to state specifically for foia purposes. are you hearing that the problem is capacity? that they don't have the funding to get this stuff how much of the noncompliance is of capacity that they have and secrecy that is still persuasive? after all these tax breaks, bring us a bunch of new revenue, can we throw it all at foia or do we really have to hit those guys over the head and tell them they is to start taking it seriously. >> i can only tell whau it var office you work at. i would say more important the profess

. >> tegan, would isaacs consider recommending to agencies based on the lack of usability of formats that they migrate to the portal and he doesn't ask this question next year? >> we are looking to have someone from epa come and talk about the details of the foia portal. miriam will be there too to give some information. but i think it's supposed to be launched in october of this year. and i think if that is something that is definitely something we would look into and encourage agencies to participate in. >> good. yes, sir. >> hi there. brian bardwell. we eared earlier about some of the progress that was made after an additional misappropriation was made specifically for foia purposes. when you talk to the executive branch are you hearing the problem is capacity, they don't have the funding to get this stuff done? how many of the non-compliance is the capacity they have and how much is this culture of secrecy that -- after these tax breaks bring us new revenue can we just throw it all at invoicea and expect to see compliance or do we have to hit these guys over the head and tell the

start this morning but trading was fairly lloyd's on the first day of the week let's check on some isaac's movers now lost half a percent off trees have denied rumors of a privatization road show you know april or the oars in solved. revealed worse than expected mitt's profit for last year come as was the gain on the my six that's off the ante monopoly watchdog allowed to buy another ten percent plus one share in the russian truck make up now russia's top gold mine of polish suspended plans to join the footsie one hundred comes off to delays in receiving approval from russia's foreign investment commission the company had planned to list seven and a half percent in london raising a potential seven hundred million dollars. more ukraine is moving to cut dependence on russian energy according to com a said bailey is in talks with turkey rumania and germany to import or around a quarter of what it currently gets from gazprom here is in a long running dispute with moscow over prices. now gazprom is expanding partnerships with european rivals it's announced a tie up in an asset swap with winters

another a local rally over the next several days the full and here are the stocks movers on them isaac's this hour now we're seeing consumer and consumer stocks rallying the t.v. bank is adding over eight percent after all the shares of the markets following the biggest from rally in the week at the same time there's energy majors are off rosner than gas from are adding as well and that's not because of the presidential elections but also because the prices of oil are up now now let's head to europe where stocks are lower and reports show contraction in business activity in the region is finally. is fueling concerns that persisting problems in europe will remain and let's check on the currency rates now right now the ruble is losing both against the presence of the the greenback and the euro and investors are showing lower. appetite for risk concerns but meanwhile the u.s. dollar is seeing some of profit taking against the european currency that's our business offbeat this hour it will be back with more back to you now. if i were much for that update. one of her putin's election pledges

even so some of amber isaac alpacas have special status.e used for breeding is not for sale. why is he so special? >> he was my first herd sire. >> reporter: you never forget your first herd sire. >> you never forget your first. >> reporter: the business of alpacas is never all business. paul volcker was chairman of the federal reserve from 1979 to 1987 and has been an advisor to president obama. with the nation's economy still unsettled, chairman volcker sat down just a few days ago for some questions and answers. in his office, in new york's rockefeller center, paul volcker fills the hallway. he is a towering figure both in height-- he's 6'8" -- and in reputation. he spent eight years as chairman of the federal reserve. and these days he's again casting a giant shadow over wall street. do you believe the culture on wall street has to change? >> yes. >> reporter: in the aftermath of the financial crisis, volcker has led an outspoken campaign to curb greed and speculation. >> my concern has been to help the banking system. >> reporter: for

it is one and a half percent of the of the markets movers on them isaacs. state backed blue chips are the main game is today we see energy majors gazprom and roll snifter are both gaining over one have percent that's on high oil prices and what's pushing them is the results of the presidential elections as well and banking stocks are no exception in the t.v. russia second largest lender is high as well now the russian currencies losing both against the euro and the greenback investors do not want to risk concerns about the european economy and meanwhile the u.s. dollar is seeing some profit taking against the euro this hour well that's our market date this hour i'll be back with more in less than thirty minutes from now back to you all right thanks very much. europe awoke this morning europe awoke this morning to headlines criticizing putin's comeback as president we go live to our brussels correspondent presser syria who's standing by for more on this. so those are what have the e.u. leaders had to say about the election. well no official statement yet fro

sunrise in them and it is his legal duty to to get the money for the creditors so he isn't son of isaac. more money to come back for the creditors and that's that's what he's assigned to put my sources tell me the department of justice has given him the title of our eyes and ears in. ok well if the department of justice is relying on louis freeh i know personally because he's a bankruptcy trustee well it hasn't officially announced by the department of justice a lawyer that i am familiar with in the situation in in the customer rights fight has an e-mail from the department of justice where he essentially complained of the department of justice about some of the obvious what he considered obvious fraudulent behavior of the partner the justice said to him you need to talk to louie freeh really just so you think louis freeh is the eyes and ears and building any kind of a fraud case against global yet he is there to get money back for the creditors and has been appointed by j.p. morgan who stands to lose if this is found to be fraud because customers will be prioritized over them which is

so i'm a big isaac hayes fan, so i took the title by the time i get to phoenix and just switched it to by the time i get to arizona. and i said, "okay, we're not condoning violence, "but we're saying that in this violent act, "america, based on the counterintelligence program, "had something to do with the murder of dr. martin luther king." and we're going to pretty much have a lot of subtle messages saying, "well, what if this happened to america? and this is how we feel." and i happened to be in hamburg, germany, when all of it was going down. and like i said, it was like--it was a highlight of my career, being that we played in arizona with u2 in sun devil stadium, no pun intended. you know, everybody was expecting the big p.e. show to open up for u2. and we played that song and then got off the stage. and by the next year, they voted in a dr. martin luther king holiday. my whole thing was saying that you can spur and you can trigger minds into not being so much asleep by using art, using song, to make them think progressively against what's wrong or what's ignored. oftentimes, when

several years and they regularly find mistakes and oh we try to fix them but i don't know that the smirk isaac has gotten smarter. and nasa is lose a bunch of codes have they said anything i didn't see in terms of this laptop that was missing that had the information to the international space station i mean have they gotten it back or it's still out there somewhere they haven't actually gone into that but they also said that there's a good number of things that they actually can even try to keep track of because when when mobile computing devices are loaded out to employees the employees are responsible for keeping track of them and if an employee misplaced or something well out of a system of thousands of computers they don't necessarily have to report that something happened to them so there's only forty eight left ops in this thing that they're aware of but if it's only sold here national space again i think i read that they weren't even sure exactly what information was on those computers an interesting story i think it's an important one to get out there to show that even nasa is vulnera

the god of abraham, the god of isaac, and the god of jacob, there's only one god there's only one godand his name is jesus! [ cheers and applause ] >> that was pastor dennis terry who is the post ter child for a christian-only nation. he fervently prayed to god to have favor on rick santorum. i think he better pray harder. joining me here in "the war room" to discuss this sometimes surreal race are chris lehane and susan kennedy. chris served as a special assistant to president clinton. and susan was the chief of staff to california governor arnold schwarzenegger, and his predecessor, governor gary davis. you just heard that clip there, and the candidates you have worked for i'm sure you have been in churches where they have been prayed over? >> absolutely. >> i have had candidates who have dropped to their knees and -- >> it's part of the deal. but the question is on someone like pastor terry, who we just heard, he really was unambiguously stating that this is a christian nation and this is not -- we don't worship other gods in this country. and i know reverend wright for example cam

. >> reporter: the killing of isaac espinosa in 2004 spurred outrain.to pursue death. john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> we're going to show you what happens when a fireworks factory explodes. and what's amazing, no one was hurt. >> back here in ten minutes, you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. ♪ [female narrator even if you're not planning on getting pregnant now, you should know that foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> we have some developing news right now from the san francisco airport to tell you about. we're learning a bomb squad has been called out to a cargo area. around 9:15, the san francisco bomb squad was dispatched to west field road and the cargo area for southwest airlines. a spokesperson told ktvu a package there tested positive for explosives. we just received these pictures from the scene again, of this developing situation at sfo. and we have a report

. >> reporter: the killing of isaac espinosa in 2004 spurred outrain.amela harris declined to pursue death. john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> we're going to show you what happens when a fireworks factory explodes. and what's amazing, no one was hurt. >> back here in ten minutes, the latest computer moldle is showing some -- model is showing some rain for the bay area weekend. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver only from at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. >>> we have some developing news right now from the san francisco airport to tell you about. we're learnin

on march 12th, isaac in virginia asked me about map pharmaceuticals, symbol mapp, and i said i would's a bio pharma company focused on a late-stage product called levidex. it treats acute migraines in adults. you may have heard us mention this company on the show, before. in relation to allergan, which collaborated with a company that works on neurologists for its botox migraine. this is a bionary trade. the fork has been very volatile and will likely trade up or down sharply on the news. if you are a risk-associated trader, then go with this. if you are less of a risktaker, go with allergan. and fred asked me about oxford industries, oxm. this near $800 million market the company is an international apparel designed company. including tommy bahama, lily pulitzer and len sherman. they have invested in the manufacturing piece of their business and acquired lily pulitzer. so now oxm is a retail/life-style brand versus a vendor. all of the oxford brands are growth brands. ben sherman, a turn around to boot. it has traded above value nation 15 times. and it could be underestimated, given

man named isaac murphy from north arkansas refused to vote in favor of secession. the chairman of the convention asked to change his vote and murphy refused to do so after with a woman named martha who was in the balcony through a bouquet of flowers in recognition of his principles stand. this was the confederate capital until little rock was taken in 1863 and after that this was the seat of unionist government for arkansas at which time isaac murphy became the governor. >> tell us about this book. what is different about the arkansas experience in the civil war compared to the story most people know about south carolina, georgia and virginia? >> arkansas first and foremost is a frontier state. when you left arkansas you were in a foreign country in some cases moving into indian territory. we had a relatively small population at the start of the war. 25% of which was enslaved. when the war started the folks on the east side of the river for the confederacy saw arkansas as a source of manpower more than anything else. the confederacy did attempt to use arkansas as a

that's a scene from a new drama, "awake," starring jason isaacs and wilmer valderrama. >> he plays the character who was in a car accident and wakes to find himself shuffling between two worlds, unsure of which one is real. >> is it hard to follow because of that at first for the audience? or is it clear? >> i'd say the writers did a really phenomenal job by constructing a format that had something we could really follow. it's -- from the get-go you understand that he finds himself living two dreams, in one, his wife survived the car accident, and in the other his son has survived the car accident. he's constantly forced to deal with the question, what would you do if you had to cope with this situation and how do you carry on your job as a detective when your cases are intertwining between two realities. >> the way you were cast, and it's quite interesting, i guess jason -- he thought they were discovering a new kid no one had heard about. >> someone saw you in an indie film. >> jason. >> tell us that story. >> it was very funny. jason was the -- he was one of the judges at the edinbu

the nay-sayers say, this nation was founded as a christian nation, the god of abraham, the god of isaache god of jacob. there's only one god, there's only one god and his name is jesus. i'm tired of people telling me that i can't say those words. i'm tired of people telling us as christians that we can't voice our beliefs or we can't no longer pray in public. listen to me, if you don't love america and you don't like the way we do things, i have one thing to say. get out! [ applause ] we don't worship buddha. i said, we don't worship buddha, we don't worship mohammed. we don't worship allah. we worship god, we worship god's son, jesus christ! if we'll put god back in america, put god back in our pulpits and put god back in our homes and our statehouse and then in washington d.c., then we can have revival in america. >> at the end of reverend dennis terry's introduction, republican presidential candidate rick santorum gave the pastor a standing ovation. he later said that he did not agree with the muslims and buddhists that they need to get out of america. in the town of central louisian

. >> isaac. >> who's down here?omething that kids will have fun making but they're going to have a great time playing with it. these are confetti eggs. this fluffy stuff here is ecofriendly confetti. go it at ecoparty.com. biodegradable, water soluble. >> i was going to eat it because i thought it was coconut. >> don't eat it! >> the kids can have a game of catch on the lawn after brunch. >> at the very end. >> all these beautiful eggs need something to carry them in. we've recycled a quart-sized paint can. but can you use a coffee can or anything with a finished edge. just go to your craft closet, scrapbooking paper, ribbon. go to town. >> thank you, everybody. we wish you a happy easter. >>> and before we go, you guys, guess what? our tammy, our executive producer, senior producer on our show, this is her last day because she's going to have a baby. >> no, she's going to have a very big bagel.