. >> i have to perform two pizza lovers song and you'll never walk alone it pays contribute attribute to my family to my grandparents and daughter four generates but to the immigrants and american born. so i'm going to begin with the butterfly love song. long before shakespeare wrote this there's a famous chinese leniently who are forces to separate and die of traffic circumstances and return to life as butterflies. from that legion there's a chinese melody that originated from all the women in 1923 and that chinese melody later became the theme for the butterflies violin concerto. i honor this from china representing the generation of my grand parents who were chinese immigrants in the united states. i trofrm this in an expression of my own. >> don't confuse me. (clapping). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in many ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in (clapping) >> after my father died in a two airplane collision over the grand canyon my mom had to singularly raise my sister and me and rogers and hammer stevens you'll never walk alone it has carried me throughout my whole life. i recovered t

i recovered the meaning of you'll never what can alone when i was for church services at a black churcha doris sister take my hand precious lord i heard the lyric through the symptom and i connected the words when you walk through is a storm. i how were you this song you'll never walk alone the the soft united states representing the generation of my parents, my father a chooindz immigrant who became a united states citizen and my moth an american-born chinese and i take this american song and transform is to my own expression this is dedicated to my 17 year-old dauth daughter who's from chinese and one the 3 victims who died at the marathon boston bombings on may 15th. little listing is a what a 22 years old female student from china who attended the boston university and she loved music and she loved to play the piano you'll never walk alone. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping) >> wow. this was amazing first of all, that was amazing thank you so much that that was a breathtaking performance

leave leave them alone well but when i'd like to smile or and the reality is. no no one russia is not leaving syria alone yeah but russia isn't going around the world invading countries at all russia is honoring international longa that is transparent ok no i don't it's not it's not the same thing either it's not the same thing at all not nearly so and and since sim similarly while you know one cannot defend the democratic. sensibilities of the of the syrian of the saudi regime in any by any stretch of the imagination as there is none it's not just our interest it's not just our interest we've pursued there at this point if the saudi regime would descend into some kind of chaos it would be china it would be japan it would be europe who would suffer a mark far more economic damage than we would and so while i'm not defending what we have done i am saying that. exiting from this situation to a more stable situation is very going to be very very complex and i don't see anybody stepping up to help the united states on that and the lord knows i think we've demonstra

his agent arrested that that is a stand alone permit. the previous history does not show a previous building permit. to - what happens it the housing division approved it and he aborted the permit. as i said we're not going to charge him certain fees >> by he's appealing the assessment of costs of all the other opening case like heat and hot water and we're saying no, this was time spent by the city he should be charged for. he talks about that particular wall he didn't file it right it wasn't the city's fault. from that standpoint the issue of this illegal unit it's a red herring it's everything else. i'd be happy to send him a letter and explain we're not assessing the costs up to this time but he needs to follow through with the process of the building permit. he indicated he had occupants in those units that's why we're saying we don't believe we're looking at the line item he should have other items excused. he needs to - it would be incredible to wave everything i mean, it won't be appropriate. so the building permit is not the iss

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she said you travel lightest when you're alone. basically meaning because she was not married or had to go with a group or anyone, she could go where she wanted and stay as long as she wanted. >> once you travel alone and you realize you can do it, it enables you and powers you to do it the next time, people often prefer to travel alone. there are no compromises, no dead weight, you not seeing the places you're not interested in seeing because it's just about you and the experience is very issue very different. >> yes. >> you're not bringing home with you in the form of your significant other or your companion. >> okay, and let's talk about what made the cut more. >> and there is a few we would know. big sur in yosem tee. places like that are in here? >> there is a usa chapter. i did a book called 1,000 places in the usa and canadian, which are magnificent continents here. the first book had an a brief -- first book had an abbreviated chapter. this is embellished, but considering the possibles of the world, here in california and t

by the year 2030, most japanese will be living alone. if they become ill, they may have no one to look after them. that has prompted some to band together. these women live on their own. some never married and others are widows. they are obtaining information on help, and hope to achieve peace of mind about their end of life. the organization handles everything for its members. the members visit a mortuary. >> translator: i feel so relieved, i'm glad. >> translator: i was very worried about who would deal with my body after i die. >> the organization helps members prepare for old age and make friends by connecting to people in the community. about 900 people belong to the group. and more women with no family to rely on are joining. >> translator: in 10 or 20 years, people who live alone without any family to help them will face problems. they have to make new connections to take the place of their families. >> she is a member. this 65-year-old woman lives alone. she focused on her career and never got married. her parents have passed awa

especially since i live alone. i have to create a community myself. >> reporter: she visits the cemetery she plans to be buried in. the organization has prepared a joint burial club for its members. already, 20 are buried here. >> translator: it's good to team up with people so we can help each other. now i just want to live my life to the fullest until the end. >> reporter: as society changes, people are looking for new ways to support each other. nhk world, tokyo. >>> time now for a check on the weather. many areas of europe, especially central europe, are flooded. our weather desk gives us the latest. >> good morning, catherine, you're right. the brunt of the flooding rain continue to cross central europe, which includes the germany, the czech republic, as well as hungary, but also the peninsula is looking at some flooding conditions. let me show you video from both of these areas. central europe has been hit by its worst flooding in years. conditions are slowly easing but a dike gave way. meanwhile, northern sp

i can't leave my 16-year-old at home alone? >> reporter: so just to clarify this happened in aptos hills, santa cruz county. chp arrested an under aged boy high on marijuana when he almost backed over some body they looked inside the car and found jewellery, a rifle and shotgun that had been stolen from the house. that 16-year-old daughter was cited for having a loud party. >> well, police believe she was responsible even if her mom doesn't think she should take all the blame. >> reporter: yeah, her mom is standing by her daughter and the mother is going to be talking to the girl who sent the initial text that started the whole thing hopefully they will work something out in terms of covering the damages. >> thank you. >>> a walnut creek woman will never forget her 90th birthday party her stretch limo caught fire. the second bay area limo fire in 5 weeks the 10 women inside had just minutes to get out the guest of honor said it is a miracle they all did. >> i think, it was a miracle, really i do. because everybody was calm, ins

if i can top off, i want to talk about do not go it alone. that is the hardest thing for people to do if they feel ashamed or hopeless. because these are such common conditions, it means that you are not alone. people in your extended family, friends, coworkers, doctors, clergy, this is ubiquitous as a condition. there are people and places and organizations you can turn to that help you not go it alone. tavis: there are some diseases and illnesses that you know are treatable. if you have a mental condition, seeking help as soon as possible does what? if the condition is there, it already exists. >> conditions can get worse and disable people. this is particularly true of serious mental illness in adolescence. we know that the duration of antreated illness, the longer adolescent goes untreated, the more likely that adolescent will become disabled as a young adult or adult. there is something going on in the brain that is the progression of the disease in the brain. it is what we are trying to prevent. into fights. get >> that is the hardest p

just in the past five months alone. the driest ever. just 3-36. well below average. drought conditions setting in across the entire state. here we go again. 90s-100 raising fire concerns this week. we'll let you know coming up in that full, seven-day forecast. >> new at 11:00 tonight, take a good look. mountainview police are looking for him. he's wanted in a recent burglary. police say he broke into a home near mountainview high. the man was sleeping. the suspect fled with a wallet and cell phone. >> proceed with caution when jogging in paloalto. the woman was along the pal palo alto nature reserve. she was jogging around 11:00 sunday morning. the woman was able to fight back. >> it's really scary to hear of something like that happening in the neighborhood like this. but it seems pretty safe and a lot of people come to it. it scares us into not coming here and getting exercise. and it's sad. >> now, police are asking if you saw anything, or know anything, you should give them a call. >> a well-known politician will be sentenced this friday. before that, voters will

but they desire only the grace of god alone. so this is the other side of dag hammarskjold. what one saw at the inoculation was the splendor and marvelously composed individual who gave a perfectly wonderful speech at the u.n. this is what one saw. within him there was -- let's just say for now, there was a prayer. i wanted you to see his handwriting. it is obviously unique. there were jokes about it, it looks as though it could be read forwards or or backwards. and the end then it kind of looks like arabic. but it certainly gives you a sense for immensely disciplined and compressed in a rather abstract mentality. so the april 10, 1953, the young secretary general. i wanted to show you his places. this is his office, it is a photograph by nelson, which is a well-known swedish photographer. he captures the light and the loneliness of the man. the loneliness had two aspects as i and others have interpreted it. on the one hand the position of secretary general involves. relationships and connections and also a certain distance from necessity. the distance and solitude of someon

protests in turkey i'm joined by alone ben mayer in washington he's a senior fellow at new york university's center for global affairs in stamboul we have michael dickinson he is a writer and artist and in london we crossed his i had to leave he was a political analyst and a writer right gentlemen crossed that means you can jump in anytime you want to find go to you first in london the prime minister the turkish prime minister was in the u.s. at the brookings institution at the beginning of last month he said turkey's in the news everyone's talking about turkey not in the way that he had hoped. definitely not in the way he hoped he was basically pointing out that democracy well established democracy that he has managed to. put the old. politics and it was emerging as an economy power and he hides the mandate democratic mandate of the people to. i have spoiled that time and time and that's why i wouldn't call it similar to an arab spring because unlike the arab spring which was launched and wait but that people against dictatorships which wedding egypt tunisia tunis here also yemen and it's s

all five e-book publishingers h settled with the government and now apple is going it alone. >> it's a battle over the pricing of the increasingly p popular e-books. the justice department said that apple convinced five large push lishers to change the way they priced e-books to retailers. hoping to raise it above the $9.99 amazon standard. calling steve jobs the chief ring master. and that apple had intent to launch a i-book store and it did not collude to raise prices. apple is said to not be interested in doing the same. the final decision will be made by the judge after the trial wraps up in three weeks t judge told the court, she has a draft of her decision based on the 834 documents and 50 plus depositions submitsed. she believes that they've enough direct evidence to know that apple participated in collusion, but trying to ensure the court that it does not mean the cards are stacked against them going in. >> if apple loses, it will depend on whether amazon wants to continue to drive prices lower. if apple wins, it's not clear that will change much too. it could be that amazon

john: left alone by terrorists. >> you also want to be left alone by the government because of the governmentleave you alone you will have no privacy. people do not behave normally, naturally, or to their full extent when they're being watched by the government and then made it -- be the government's permission. when the government knows every phone call we make from where we make the call, to limit the call, how long the call was, where they were, and can plug that into there out rhythms they can predict all kinds of behavior about us and they are not entitled to any of it under the constitution without a search warrant. john: i stil just don't peonally feeeel the threat. i give up all of this private information and much more to facebook. >> but you do so willingly and decide not to. john: government is a force. >> now you're coming around. you cannot avoid the government. john: and facebook cannot lock me up or assassinate me. but my information is out there. so you say that they can look at all f this intercepting it in the air. your information is not out there. john: it is flying throug

so far this month, 16 cell phone robberies in the mission district, alone. >> bay view had the second most with 12. >> we're counting almost 30 just in the last week. >> what does that tell you? >> the problem is continuing to grow, is what it's telling us. >> the san francisco district attorney says he's been working with manufacturers. >> apple announced security features in its latest software. >> we're certainly in the step of a right direction. samsung will do something along the same line by july 1st. >> oakland police recently told us about 80% of all of their robberies involved cell phone or other electronic devices. >> live in san francisco, eric rasmusen, channel 2 news. >>> in connection with a deadly san jose stabbing, the suspects in the gang related killing made their first court appearance today, robert alvarez and casandra, along with aguilar accused of killing a 56-year-old man during a home robbery. >> court records have been sealed but police call the stabbing needless. >> they use a knife. typically they use a knife to instill fear. in this case, the suspect chose

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and is can you explain that a little bit further it's likely that for us it is not alone in these in fact i've seen news reports that have indicated exactly that the news reports have indicated that eighteen t. and other major cell phone companies have similar orders now is there any way to be able to be protected is there any phone service that will protect you at all from these kind of searches and seizures or are we really at the whim of the government at this point at the whim of the government we certainly don't know of any phone service that would be protected we're also not sure if this extends to e-mails and other communications as well ok now i want to bring up something that the horizon executive vice president and general counsel randy e-mail sent out to his employees today kind of talking about this it's a brief statement but in it it says that the company has no comment but also noted that the alleged court order that the guardian published on its website contains language that compels for eyes and to respond forbids the company from revealing. orders existence and exclu

leave my child alone. leave my child alone. we get into the car and my darr is sobbing and she says, mommy are they going to kill us? are they trying to kill us? >> the bill would fine aggressive paparazzi and allow for civil lawsuits where children are harassed. several media groups oppose the bill saying it is too loosely written and it could impede news gatherings. >> let's refocus on the weather. summer will resume shortly. >> spencer christian is here now. >> at least we don't have rainfall at this moment. we are not picking up any precipitation around the bay area at the moment. we have lots of moisture in the air and the fog is developing and there could be sprinkles before this is all over. looking back at the skyline, the temperature readings are mild. 65 in oakland and 68 at mountain view and at san jose. 59 in half moon bay. another live view from the camera in the east bay where you can see the fog is getting thicker. we have a clearer view five minutes ago. santa rosa 64 and 67 in livermore and union city and los g

. >> i have to yell, she a child, leave my child alone, leave my child alone the we get in the car my daughter is now sobbing and says to me, mommy, are they trying to kill us? are they trying to kill us? >> the bill fines aggressive press and allow civil lawsuit where children are harassed. media groups say it could impede news-gathering information. >> did you know you have been buying coffee for your congressman? coming up, the stunning price you are paying. >> bandits stealing a.t.m.'s happened again but this time the crooks are in if a big surprise. >> another reason to get a goodnight's sleep, one fewer thing >> there is a warning this morning for bart riders who lockup bikes at walnut creek. three have been reported stolen in the last few days most recently worth $1,000. police say all three bicycles were secured with cable looks. >> there is a lawsuit by the examiner against the chronicle saying they are slashing ad rates to stop the competition. the newspaper company took over the examiner in 2011 and the hearst took over and kept the ad rights high but the examiner owners sa

well if they had been alone healthy we would probably never ever have euro you're also sure your. we didn't plan to have you ever actually we just thought i was going to have two boys and that would be at. the moment came to sasha's adoption but i refused to take her and even though they asked us to do so three times at that time i wasn't ready to make the decision either morally or psychologically she wasn't just him either positive like all the other kids. she also had stage four aids and tuberculosis was. my dream was to have parents to have a mom and dad for them to come and take me home. there aren't many people ready to take kids like us. she would even the doctors said she wouldn't be in this world for a long time i touched her head i had clumps of hair and my hand every morning her pillow was covered with their own hair and i thought i had to buy a week for her and we were told she was going to live about a year or two at most and i said ok let it be here or two but in a family let her feel it finally when i call children hiv flowers the same as a flower you simply just ha

the bureau of investigative journalism there have been thirteen drone strikes in pakistan this year alone in each of those strikes up to twenty people were killed leaving behind their families to cope with the losses r t correspondent lucy catherine off travel to pakistan to introduce us to the other side of the story the people living under the constant threat of those drone strikes. call it in the skies pakistan's northwest tribal region and american drone as seen from the ground it's become the weapon of choice in the u.s. war on terror and this is the damage you can wreak under president obama more than three hundred such strikes in pakistani soil against alleged al qaeda and taliban suspects. but ordinary civilians are also paying a price for this man is one of them i mean who was on his way to work at the mine you're his village and the drone struck the area he lost his leg in the attack three other miners who were with them lost their lives. we live in constant fear of another strike we are simple villagers we're stuck in a war that we didn't have them it's a helpless feeling it wa

it is someone who acts alone. he did not bring anybody with them, he is called a one-man army. he does not have to report to anybody. none of that. i do not know if that is worse than a hierarchy. at the end of the day, i mean, it is not a gang. it is a community. i know that i am not going to get the word again abolished from the media, but i want to clarify. as long as you keep putting a label on it, it will have a negative connotation towards these kids. particularly in the black community. [applause] >> we're going to go to some of your questions. the first one is from georgia. what happened to bobby? was he prosecuted for the drive- by shooting? >> when i tell the story, i had asked this. before i answer the question, i want to thank all of the panelists. that was not meant to be

a third of them were added in the last year alone. but not everyone knows the rules. the grand jury recommends expanding the training for drivers and pedestrians to cut the tension of sharing the roads. >> they don't really pay attention to a lot of the bikers and pedestrians. >> there needs to be more for the bike riders as they don't follow the traffic laws. >> reporter: they call on them to start a specific category for the bicycle citations, the last time they recommended that change in 2010 as it was not a priority. >> we should be fine if we're doing something wrong, riding in the sidewalks or something. but probably our own law better than the car law. >> with the growing popularity of the cycling, the injury crashes grew for more than 500 from 2009 to 630 in 2011 and there were four bicycle fatalities last year. the report calls for a zero bicycle fatality and to cut it in half the number of injury collisions. leah of the san francisco bicycle coalition says it is the safety classes that will expand to the businesses as they have community drivers. >> we'll se

the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over the next 9 months. group prenatal care is designed to give women the opportunity to bond during their pregnancy with other women that have similar due dates. our doctors here are family doctors. they are able to help these women deliver their babies at the hospital, at general hospital. we also have the wic program, which is a program that provides food vouchers for our families after they have their children, up to age 5 they are able to receive food vouchers to get milk and cereal for their children. >> it's for the city, not only our clinic, but the city. we have all our children in

you are not alone. you're surrounded by people who care about you and who will support you on the journey to get well. we are here for you, and that is what this conference is about. that is why these issues are so important. so if there is anybody out there who is listening, if you are struggling, seek help. >> thank you, mr. president. >> you're welcome. [applause] [applause] if you know somebody who is struggling, helped them reach out. remember the family members who shoulder their own burdens and need support as well. and more than anything, the people who are suffering in silence of the recovery is possible. they are not alone. there is hope. there is possibility. and that is what all of you represent with the extraordinary 110 advocacy of already done. thank you all for being here. let's do everything we can to help our fellow americans feel and thrive and now i would like to turn it over to secretary sibelius' it will be leading our opening. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversatio

years, and retirement beneffts hat have driven il illinois to the brinkf bankruptcy, illinois is not alone, we heard about read about detroit, stockton, california. very similar situation. neil: in those cases, unions budge, they didn't like it but they gave up a little bit, for future retirees, they changed to you know defined bbnefit plans what have you, it has been tough sledding in illinois. >> to me it seems that illinois politicians are spineless they have dealt with this on 10 occasions or more, they have kicked can down the road, they have not had a truly balanced budget in last 10 years.

however, counseling alone is not adequate to protect consumers. without additional protections, the older homeowners the program is designed to help will be seriously harmed, and the program will continue to be destabilized and weekend. hud has stated it will take action and the near and long- term to ensure that consumers are protected and able to sustain the reverse mortgages and to better protect the fund. we support their efforts in this regard and urge even more action to better protect consumers in the marketplace. specifically, we recommend that hud make changes to the program to ensure that future borrowers are able to -- are able to afford property taxes and insurance on an ongoing basis. that existing homeowners facing default are given a better opportunity to stay in their homes. in addition, protections must be added to the program to prevent the eviction of the non- borrowing spouse. these are often the younger spouses of the homeowner who is titled on the mortgage. homeowner for whom the program was designed will strengthen the econo

you know you obviously prefer very black and white propositions like absolute indictment but you alone what's worse than that i mean i just have to let me for you you have to let me finish i'm afraid it's a very serious criticism that can be made of the court and. if you if we look at the court it did suffer serious criticism campos time now of the overall purpose of the call many citizens would say or. worthy whether it's going to work for the reasons we've discussed is uncertain but a compass go on this a new prosecutor there and one can only say that one hopes the new court or the newly constructed court will learn from the mistakes that appear to have been made in his time can i just ask you the final question because really running out of time also on leaving you just express to hold that possibly dear the r.c.c. will learn from the mistakes of its. you know previous members and would alter its proceedings but. you know that be i.c.c. is still very relevant when it comes to leave it not only because of the justices and the legal counsel that is denied to you save got off you but a

did he act alone? >>> protesters battling in the streets, a critical american ally in turmoil tonight. >>> and wild weather. imagine seeing this through your windshield. the blinding sandstorm that created havoc on an american highway. >>> good morning, we begin with a very serious version of international cat and mouse. a 29-year-old american man responsible for a breach of some of the nation's top secrets on the run tonight. as america's top spies are tracking him, this man says he was once one of their own. brian ross takes us inside this high stakes hunt on the way right now. >> officials told abc news today that prosecutors are preparing formal criminal charges against snou den under the espionage act which could mean life in prison if convicted. . snow den has not been seen since monday in hong kong. now it's game on between the former intelligence insider and the spy agencies he worked. he has gone rogue. he would know exactly how every phone call, credit card transaction, internet check point,