yes, i am alone on earth. i have always been alone. but france is alone, and god is alone, and what is my loneliness before the loneliness of my country and my god? i see now that the loneliness of god is his strength. what would he be if he listened to your jealous little counsels? well, my loneliness shall be my strength too. it is better to be alone with god. his friendship will not fail me, nor his counsel, nor his love. in his strength, i will dare and dare and dare until i die. i will go out now to the common people, and let the love in their eyes comfort me for the hate in yours. you will all be glad to see me burned, but if i go through the fire i will go through it to their hearts forever and ever. and so, god be with me. [commotion] as god is my judge, if she fell in the loire i would jump in in full armor to fish her out. but if she plays the fool at compiegne and gets caught, i must leave to her doom. then you had better chain me up, for i could follow her to hell when the spirit rises in her like that. she disturbs my judg

at a home where you believe a 14-year-old girl is home alone for the weekend. you say, "are you sure you can handle me?" you ask her if she's cool about having sex with you. >> i'm guilty of whatever is there, sir. >> i'm sorry? >> i'm guilty of whatever is there. >> and what could he be guilty of in the state of florida? using the internet to attempt to solicit a minor for sex. a felony. >> not appropriate. at all, sir. >> why did you do it? >> just -- just me being dumb. >> what do you think should happen to you, antonio? >> i should get the death penalty, sir. >> well, he won't be getting the death penalty, but he'll find out shortly he does have a date before a judge. >> i'm printing out right now everything. >> perverted-justice has been sending the sexually explicit online chat logs between its decoys and the potential predators to the ft. myers police department and state prosecutors. they're staked out in the guest house behind our house. in the case of antonio 69-929, there's enough evidence for an arrest. >> i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc," and w

alone? >> in the last number of years resurgence into the catholic church, salvation only comes by faith. the folks i have spoken to said in deed this is what he believes. >> do you sense the roman catholic church may make that change officially? >> possibly. it might indicate this is something we might see down the line. >> there have been other folks wondering about what this means with regards to the controversy that has enveloped the church, with regards to sexual abuse. >> i have high hopes. i thought the new pope would be somebody with a managing background. they chose a minister. you sort this out through holy loving, through an example. this might be a way he cleans the house. >> a lot of folks thought the cardinals will select a younger pope. he is 76 years old. only has one lung we are told. does that surprise you? >> it did surprise me. in the conclave and mind of the cardinals. maybe they are preferring a shorter tenure. we might see a shorter rule here. >> women in the church ar

. >> who is home alone. >> yes. >> do you see any issues with that? >> i was just going to hang out with her. >> just going to hang out? >> she said she had a hot tub. we were just going to have fun. she seemed nice. >> she seemed nice. >> yeah. >> she seemed 13. she seemed underage. >> there's nothing hanging out with girls 13. >> remember, blagg wasn't talking online about hanging out. he was talking about the 13-year-old losing her virginity in the hot tub. can you tell them you're studying at a friend's house? that's the excuse you suggest for her to tell her parents. >> yes. >> if this is all on the up and up, why do you have to give her an excuse to give to her parents? >> because she is far too young. >> there you go. there's the answer. she would obviously be too young to go out with somebody 22 years old. she says are you going to bring condoms? i have chocolate flavored condoms. i only have two left. i will use them for you. >> yes. trying to make her excited so that she would allow me to hang out with her. >> and have sex with her. >> not n

. 40% of people over 60 live alone. we are more vulnerable in terms of how we are living and we are more vulnerable because those of us are living with chronic and complex diseases. that can lead and capacity to it is a very positive thing to do. what we might think of as our desire is for the company and so on, our health is a social affair. our health is intimately tied with our connections and support. when we have a good network around us, we heal more quickly, we live longer. and when we are isolated, it impacts things like hospital rea admissions, the number of doctors' visits, the capacity to handle stress. what we want to really focus on in terms of the number-one lesson is that no one should have to face these things alone. and when we consciously reached out to create a network, we are better off. let's think about the people that want to be involved in our life. this is really our loved ones, sons, daughters, her friends. what do they want? since we are facing challenges, they want information that they want

. >>> later, criminals inside her home all alone hiding inside her closet. tonight, one brave teenager tells us how she kept it together. >> new pictures showing just how close one of the texas lawmen came to dying at the hands of that suspect. that's a bullet hole there in the windshield. another hole inside the car. >> the suspect was shooting and driving, driving fast through wise county, texas. now, until he hit an 18 wheeler, that is. somehow he survived that, then deputies shot him dead. that was yesterday. ever since, investigators from texas and colorado have been trying to link evidence from the wreckage in the car to the doorstep murder of tom clements, the late director of colorado's prison system, and potentially another killing as well. tonight, they may have made at least one forensic connection. casey wian joins us with breaking news. what's the latest? >> reporter: anderson, there is a lot of news in this case. these two cases, according to a search warrant that was filed today in wise county, texas, looking for permission to search that vehi

so as a stand-alone product, an hra is not consistent with the federal law. so certainly that will be taken into account, as we move forward in looking at the affordable care act and the intersection between the health care security ordinance. i also understand that there are questions about whether or not the health care security ordinance will continue to apply to small businesses and certainly, would defer to matt goldberg and the office of labor standards and enforcement to provide that office's perspective for those employers that are for-profit 20-49, who currently are required to fulfill the health care security ordinance. so with that, are there any other intersection questions that i could respond to or shall we have either matt goldberg and/or scott hague come up to the microphone? >> commissioner comments or questions? i give you credit for trying to straighten everything out, because it's not easy. >> i would agree. >> and you know, your explanation just know actually clarified a lot for me. >> oh, great. >> because there is a big disconnect -- no

i feel so alone. but you're not alone. i knew you'd come. like i could stay away.ou know i can't do this without you. you'll never have to. you're always there for me. shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella. fall in love with progressive's claims service. >>> in papal history, there have been johns, there have been pauls, there have been john pauls, there have been leos and buy us and innocence and alexanders and nicholas' but there's never, ever been a francis. there's never been a pope francis until today. today, after two weeks of not having a pope at all, after five rounds of voting and burning the papers with their votes recorded on them, today, the conclave of 150 cardinals elects one of their own to be the pope. they picked jorge mario bergoglio, a jesuit from argentina. he's the first jesuit pope. he's the first pope to hail from south america. he's the first non-european pope in 1,000 years. the former cardinal bergoglio was born to italian immigrants in argentina. he got a respiratory infection when he was little and doctors removed

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of it in which he was completely alone in the last six months unfortunately burrs off he was not thinking much of friendship himself he was keeping ties only with the men he needed and when he took everything he could from those men and he parted with them that is why his friends have done the same thing to him we were bitter rivals but we were constantly in dialogue through our movie true friends i know for sure that he was in a deep depression and he started to evaluate many things he was missing russia living in london and he always after people coming to visit him from moscow to bring him local food whiteboard inskeep read during the meeting with a journalist as late as friday boris berezovsky has taken about his longing to return home to russia and talks about losing meaning to his life perhaps like further insights into the russian tycoon state of mind at the time that he died of course that police investigation to establish the cause of his death right now. he sara further forging that just a bit earlier in the program here on r t i did discuss what kind of mark will be left in his

this year alone we're spending about $790 million on health care as a city and county of san francisco. it's a huge part of our budget. and as we start to attack the issue of our $4.4 billion unfunded health care liability as a city, i think keeping the reigns on the financial impact to the city of any health care related field, in particular this one was very important. and proud to announce that we did deliver protections for city of san francisco. and i think even more important, though, i think we have all learned a ton throughout this process and i would daresay a danger somehow. i think going forward we we are all going to have our eye on the ball on this issue and make sure the the financial health of our city continues to, to be a top priority and that our health care costs do not balloon out of control. so, at this point again, colleagues, i'd like to ask your deference to allow supervisor campos and president chiu to speak on this issue as well. >> thank you, supervisor farrell. supervisor campos. >> thank you, madam clerk, and thank you, supervisor farrell, for your words. a

she was home alone tuesday afternoon. intruders broke into her home.she grabbed a cordless phone, ran upstairs into her parents' bedroom, hid inside their walk-in closet and dialed 911 for help. keep in mind the intruders not only came into that bedroom to ransack it, they actually went into the walk-in closet. here's a portion of the 911 call. amazing how calm she is on the phone. >> 911 emergency. >> hello, i'm home alone and somebody was knocking at the door and they just opened the window. >> he's inside? >> yes. >> where are you, upstairs in the bedroom? >> i'm inside my parents' closet. >> is anybody expected home? >> no. my parents are both at work. [ inaudible ]. >> okay. don't talk. do not open your door, okay? can you tell me you understand by tapping the phone once, do not open the door? okay. do not open that door. >> unbelievable. because she made that call right away, police were already waiting outside her house as the thieves tried to get into their car. three teens are now in custody. the brave girl, i spoke with her and her mom earlie

and you think it's appropriate to visit a 14-year-old girl home alone, why? were just visiting to talk. >> at the time, i didn't think about it. i honestly didn't. >> how do you think a 14-year-old girl's parents would feel about that? >> infuriated. i know i would if i was a parent. >> yet you did it. >> i was just talking. i wasn't going to do nothing about it. >> i know. but what's in here is sex act after sex act after sex act. talk of sex with multiple people. talk of stuff that's way out there, quite frankly, and dogs. >> just talk. that was all. people do it all the time online. >> i know but there's a difference between doing it online and showing up at a house. >> i know what you guys are doing. i see it all the time. and i think it's great what you guys are doing. i really do. and -- i mean, i will do anything -- i will do anything to help you guys out with stuff like this. and i mean, i will do anything >> this was only our second investigation so when he says, i like what you guys are doing, i believe in it, i want to help, i'm thinking he believe

hold stable jobs are not attractive as partners so some women are choosing to bare and raise children alonegrowing bank of research shows men raised by single mothers may be less successful, thus creating a vicious cycle. >> congresswoman not tan, do you think single mothers are the cause of men doing poorly in the workforce? >> no, bonnie. the outpouring response to the globalization of the economy is responsible. if it weren't for women's incomes, the american standard of living would have taken a nose-dive. >> i think it would be more accurate to say the break down of the family is the problem here and that contributes to cull cheurkt woes and other woes that go with it. >> it's a simple explaintion for a difficult problem. >> i don't think it's something that has been a phenomenal or occurring in the future. it's been going on for decades. >> it's been going on for decades but a couple of decades more women can't find men they want to be with permanently so they have kids on their own. and i don't know the percentages in this survey that we're discussing, but i would imagine a lot of th

underage girl home alone. >> you come around here. >> she gets into position.tanding by the front door as a potential predator shows up at our undercover house. >> come on in. i'm finishing up getting out of the shower. >> 37-year-old todd west has no problem following our decoy right into the house. he's here to meet a girl who online told him she was a 14-year-old virgin. using a screen name we can't show on tv, he chats on and off with the decoy named mystic roses for a week. then he decides to turn on his webcam and send the girl a live picture of his penis. >> come on in. >> after they set up a plan for him to come over, the decoy asks if he'll bring condoms and jack daniels. so did he? >> did you bring the jack daniels? >> yep. >> you did? >> uh-huh. >> yeah! did you pick up the condoms? >> uh-huh. >> he seems at ease with her. even though he's in a strange house talking to someone he's never met in person before. >> do you have any special ideas for tonight or anything -- >> nothing special. >> what are some of your ideas? >> ah, i don't know. you tell m

to see who can reduce the most carbon dioxide or co2 by promoting commuter alternative to driving alone. and during the months of september and october, well over 1200 employees from 93 bay area companies log in their daily air friendly commutes and approximately 674 tons of c.o.2 are saved by employees who choose not to drive or work alone. that's 674 tons of air pollution that we are preventing from going to the air by all these folks that are commuting and being very creative in how they get to and from work. the bay area wide winner is recognized for the highest co2 savings, two highest levels of employee participation, three, the highest percent of quote clean commute days or days when employees use alternative to driving alone such as transit, biking, or car pooling. and i'll have to say the winners are very creative in how they met these different criteria. first i want to acknowledge our first awardee, and she is a first-time participant and she won from san francisco. she also worked with many of us at different times in the department of public works. she is the commute champi

the supervisor of district 6 cannot do it alone. she needs the help of all of you. and if you [speaker not understood], you will see that [speaker not understood]. so, the time is more than ripe. stop all the talking. stop all the bickering among yourselves and get up and do some work for seniors who have [speaker not understood] in this chambers. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. i appreciate the opportunity to address you this afternoon. my name is dr. connor [speaker not understood]. i'm here to speak about the ordinance that supervisor campos has introduced today regarding planned parenthood. i've been present on the sidewalk in front of planned parenthood for the last 39 days, from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m., and i'm very shocked to hear all of the harsh words that supervisor campos has given you today. the sidewalk in front of planned parenthood is very peaceful. we've been praying there and we help the women. and i'm afraid that this ordinance will have some unintended consequences which may be very dire and you should be aware of. i

"leave me alone. leave me alone." "get out of here, crazy boy." wife. we'll see what the pregnant button -- you know, there is a pregnant button. when the button goes off, you just go home. and, jamie, will you be making anyone pregnant tonight? [ laughter ] oh, man. oh, man. [ cheers and applause ] stomp twice for yes. yeah, i put it on safety for now. how does it work? because oscar night for most people is a very special night. there are all these parties. for you it's like tuesday. i'm hood. i'm hood. see, i didn't go to the vanity fair party the time -- with "ray." i had my homey throw another party because i didn't want to make it seem like i knew that i was going to win or anything like that. so he threw the party under his name, and i didn't go. it was a little more -- like, there were guys in there without social security numbers. it was a little more -- it was like my hood friends. you know what i'm saying? and i remember walking in with the oscar, and my homies took the oscar -- "give me that, man. take a picture of this, dawg. take a p

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let alone all those peaceful civilians who died at the hands of the so called freedom fighters from the free syrian army. these instigators want to divide syria along sectarian lines and establish a few independent states instead the opposition is divided some want to secular state others want theocracy there are also those who want to take up arms and destroy the country the only thing they do is argue with one another the people and the authorities this opposition is ruled and manage from outside they have no political goals but they actually want is to spread chaos i've invited everyone even the people who now live abroad to sit down and negotiate however they refuse to come what they want is to take power and so they just keep on saying that they won't enter into talks until the president goes but if that happens who are they going to talk to. and from the tsunami. wherever these militants go they leave disaster behind they have destroyed everything. they make people leave their homes in order to loot whatever they can. to destroy things and make videos of the whole disaster in orde

that alone has created 700 jobs in the town of cushing, oklahoma. construction portion alone on the keystone pipeline are brought to the 2000-mile portion from canada to the gulf, roughly 9,000 jobs created. the challenges we have last year alone, the oil consumption of our nation was roughly 18 million barrels per day. now, what we produce in our country was roughly eight and a half million barrels per day. you do the math and that does not work. that math is not good forur country. adam: i'm glad you brought that up. i'm glad you brought that up. i will read from a letter that you are part of that was sent to the president. the u.s. accounts for 20 percent of world energy consumption and is the largest petroleum consumer. china would surpass this eventually, but in 2011 they consumed 18 million barrels of oil each day. an amount of likely to change for decades. in order to fill our needs, the u.s. in 2011 imported over a million barrels every day. here is where i will take issue with you. the oil that comes through the keystone pipeline will not b

to get on a bus and see advertisements putting racist speech in the communities and have to stand alone. they'll know the city is behind them, the board is behind them and every other person who has come out in public support will know they are no longer alone. and i just want to commend everyone who was on that. thank you very much. ~ worked on that >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak in general public comment? seeing none, public comment is ended. madam clerk, if we could go to our [speaker not understood]. >> items 35 through 36 are being considered by adoption without being considered by a board committee. if a member objects, it can be considered separately. otherwise, a single roll call vote would [speaker not understood]. >> colleagues, would any member like to sever any item? i'd like to sever item 35. trowel call on item 36. >> supervisor tang? aye. >> wiener aye. supervisor avalos? avalos aye. supervisor breed? breed aye. supervisor campos? campos aye. supervisor chiu? chiu aye. supervisor cohen? cohen aye. supervisor kim? kim aye. there

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. >> the teacher sends us to this house, saying someone lives alone there. in albania, women can swear an oath before the village elders that they will remain chaste for air and wear men's clothing. they become men-women. she changed her girl's name into a boy's name. our interpreter tells him we would like to talk to him about this custom, but he says he or she is ill. our impression is that he would rather just avoid the attention. up here in the albanian mountains, the streets are mostly populated by men and a few cows. in this society, many marriages are still a range by the family -- the couple has no choice. if no boys are born to the klan, a girl has to become the patriarch. many people from impoverished northern albanian moved here to seek their fortune. we are trying to contact someone. >> how are you? i did not know the exact place. then she agrees to meet us, but she says she does not want to be out in the open among all the stairs -- stares. we decide to meet in a cafe at a table in an inconspicuous corner. man-women have lived in albania for cen

that alone is a offensive. just on that. clowns just creep me out. that alone.had to have this at a discussion. here's what i'm going to do. that person should get fired. you're not going to fire anyone. >> i'm not not going to fire anyone. if that's the new apply it across the board. >> chiefs are responsible. >> then let all the chiefs be responsible, not just the guy. no one -- >> neil: that goes -- wait a minute, wait a minute. that goes all the way up to the president of the united states. >> that's right. go ahead. and then -- >> neil: go ahead what? >> make the president responsible for all of spending that dose down the totem pole. then we'll see heads roll. >> neil: if your argument is it's much higher than passing the buck, goes up the food chain -- >> this is the culture of the system that's the problem. >> neil: you find that argument ridiculous. >> if afree on the point there is an overall widespread problem in government in america, in corporations, it's an american problem, spending too much money on nonsense. i agree. >> neil: you'd fire the clow

member then you will be left alone and you will be below two and you if you are a small member you will be beleaguered r us to further complicate matters banks in the country will remain closed until next week and the european central bank had given an ultimatum if there's no deal with the troika by monday the twenty fifth emergency liquidity funding will be cut off causing another round of panic as citizens feared the worst. holding on to as much cash as they could most conversations now are about nothing else but the predicament they're countries in. the book. we. want to support but there are reasons to be able to. say you believe it's still there you know what everybody else or company next or company then you go before people see your club and whenever they could they don't think twice about joining the crowd look to see if you're listening to. people. if you take one for you i think those are. well over the past few days many cypriots have been telling me that they've seen or read about the impact of the economic crisis on the people of neighboring countries but it's not a really

interesting alone no friends is his wife and had little respect he lost his money he lost the respect he wasn't able to come home because we heard recently that he had been trying to come back to moscow even pending a delusional delusion you know you think he wanted to come back on i think he wanted to come back and as for forgiveness you know it was never going to happen well boris berezovsky some people say you know just here eating healthy depression possible suicide all of his big companies he will rule if you say well it's the law it's certainly not the end of what we're hearing here boris berezovsky will be hearing i'm sure a lot of concern conspiracy theories to becoming wild with this of people develop a host of crosstalk a great pleasure of my pleasure thank you very much and thank you. well i still to come here on r.t. in the program but of on the way and a blackout behind. us officials continue to play the scale of a mass hunger strike at guantanamo bay the pentagon now wants to expand the notorious facility those details in just a few moments. when their own country can't

own weight so we spend about one billion dollars annually on medical costs for military personnel alone that's what the pentagon estimates and just to give you an example of one of the real big problems that people are facing there is something called a moral neck stress injury that is something that military personnel actually face pretty commonly it's about hundreds of soldiers each year and this surgery to fix that problem can cost anywhere between one hundred three hundred thousand dollars just for that surgery alone so so it is a huge problem not only to our military readiness but also to our economic budget when it comes to the military. when i ask you about the kind of testing that they have to go through in order to join the military are they an accurate measure whether or not they are in fact ready for the military well as there's two different types of tests the first one is called an enduring test that's a fitness test so really that is. one minute of push ups two minutes of sit ups in a mile run and people call that easy by any standards you heard sushma say that in my story

the goal of the law was to leave people who like their insurance alone. the big change will be small groups, they will have access to exchanges where their employees can now have a choice across a wide variety of health insurance plans. >> does the affordable care act ban lifetime maximum pay outs under plans and might that under the group setting raise premiums eventually? >> maybe a little bit. but again, it's interesting, the conversation tends to focus on the cost. let's step back and look at the big picture. we are saying that no longer will you be bankrupted because you get hit by a car stepping off the curb. in return, cost may go up a bit. that is a tradeoff we should be willing to make as a society. >> thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> here is an interesting twist to the housing recovery that we have been talking about. pending home sales were weak because there were not enough homes on the market. these are contracts that were signed and not closed, they fell slightly more than expected. but the national association of realtors are

you hate being alone. >> i don't like being alone. these are big places to be alone. i tell you, come out here and spend the night by yourself sometime. you know, the coyotes out there howling. ah-ooh! >> [chuckling] >> [chortles] it's pretty scary. >> out here at the snowcrest ranch, ted turner is not alone. he keeps company with bison, horses, and a stream full of ruby river trout. oh-ho! mama mia! that's a real nice fish. >> life is good for ted turner. he's not your average old age pensioner. this most restless of men jets around the world... >> here we go. >> promoting good causes, dreaming up new business ventures, and dropping in on his dozens of properties scattered about the hemisphere. and now as he turns 70, he's written his book. so after his morning ride, the man who proudly says he never looks back decided to do just that, to let ted reflect on ted. >> i've had the good fortune to have a much more diverse life than most people, with professional sports and television and news and movies. >> and a fairly spectacular private life too. >> well, it's been a