he got alone with god. so you say, well now, what is this that absolutely gives me a sense of freedom i don't have to live under stress? listen. it's a single word. but there's more to it than that. the word is solitude. now, there's a difference in solitude and being alone or lonely. so i want to make it very clear. i want to put this on the screen so you understand what the definition of aloneness is. for example. let's look at it for a moment. loneliness, which all of us have felt at some time or another is a separation anxiety. there's anxiety in feeling alone and separated. it's an anxiety brought on by feeling disconnected to your friends and family or children, whatever. out of touch. it is a loss of intimacy or belonging. listen. if you're separated, out of touch, no belonging, a feeling of drifting alone in a universe of uncaring people, feeling of isolation, inner emptiness. that's what real loneliness is about. we're not talking about that. but jesus was alone at times. the apostle paul, like all

he got alone with god. so you say, well now, what is this that absolutely gives me a sense of freedom i don't have to live under stress? listen. it's a single word. but there's more to it than that. the word is solitude. now, there's a difference in solitude and being alone or lonely. so i want to make it very clear. i want to put this on the screen so you understand what the definition of aloneness is. for example. let's look at it for a moment. loneliness, which all of us have felt at some time or another is a separation anxiety. there's anxiety in feeling alone and separated. it's an anxiety brought on by feeling disconnected to your friends and family or children, whatever. out of touch. it is a loss of intimacy or belonging. listen. if you're separated, out of touch, no belonging, a feeling of drifting alone in a universe of uncaring people, feeling of isolation, inner emptiness. that's what real loneliness is about. we're not talking about that. but jesus was alone at times. the apostle paul, like all

. >> i have to perform two pizza lovers song and you'll never walk alone it pays contribute attributemy 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 ma ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 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 the mea

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leave lilly alone. leave her alone. leave her alone.like to get the audience involved, right? from bedford, massachusetts these guys have gathered up nine people in a line, and this dude is going to run and jump over them, and now i would not want to be the end people, and these guys know what they are doing. they perform for a living out on the street and relying on people's tips and this is truly a free performance out there on the street. the guy runs and jumps and honestly, wasn't even close. it looks like he kicks the guy in the white shirt in the ribs. >> and the head. >> and the performers start to give him a hand. >> i am like, buddy, you karate kicked some guy. >> he probably had to go to the hospital and broken ribs and could not walk the next day. >> and these guys were like, hey, we have been doing eight last week, let's try nine. >> you know what is cool about our facebook page, right rightthisminute.c rightthisminute.com, and people have been posting things, and guess what this man saw in california. >> hi, buddy. >> that

you leave lilly alone. leave her alone. leave her alone. you leave lily alone.u leave her alone. >>> prepare to be blown away. this is 19-year-old nate schultz. and nate has a very specific talent. nate freestyles. you are probably thinking freestyling. how do we know if this is an internet video. how do we know if he's going to generate. he's going to generate a few random words. >> salt. salt like the pepper. so i'm going to say these words are kind of clever. it's whatever i can probably change the weather, make it rain. so insane. let's get back to salt. fur. fur, kind of like the fur upon the sheets. it's a bad situation so i'm getting kind of deep. keep up in my mind. i got them puns. >> hold up. the mound like you [ bleep ]. i am tearing you down. you know i'm feeling like a cat. >> the person behind the camera is just calling out the word on the screen and he goes for it. >> he's making it sound good, too. and rhyming things. this is not an easy thing to do. >> so "right this minute" via skype we have nate from south carolina. where does this come from?

you are not a child, and when people see a lady drinking alone with a man, let alone a servant, at night, then... then what? anyway, we're not alone. christine is here. asleep. then i shall wake her. christine, are you asleep? christine, will you wake up? don't disturb her. what? people who work in front of a stove all day long get tired when night comes. sleep is something to be respected. a gallant thought, and one that does you honor. oh, come outside then and pick some lilac for me. - with you? - with me. impossible. i couldn't. i don't understand. surely you don't imagine. i don't, but other people might. what, that i should have an amore with a servant? well, i'm not being conceited, but such things have happened, and to these people, nothing is sacred. quite the little aristocrat, aren't you? yes, i am. but if i choose to step down? don't step down, miss julie. people would never believe you did it freely. they will always say you fell. i have a higher opinion of other people than you have. come and see. come. you are strange. perhaps. but so are you. everything is strange-- life,

leave leave them alone well that would be like a smaller and the reality is. no no we one russia is not leaving syria alone yeah but russia isn't going around the world invading countries at all russia is honoring international law mom it is transparent ok 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 simmer simmer similarly while you know one cannot defend the democratic. sensibilities of the of the syrian of the 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 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 knows i think we've demonstrat

you are not a child, and when people see a lady drinking alone with a man, let alone a servant, at night, then... then what? anyway, we're not alone. christine is here. asleep. then i shall wake her. christine, are you asleep? christine, will you wake up? don't disturb her. what? people who work in front of a stove all day long get tired when night comes. sleep is something to be respected. a gallant thought, and one that does you honor. oh, come outside then and pick some lilac for me. - with you? - with me. impossible. i couldn't. i don't understand. surely you don't imagine. i don't, but other people might. what, that i should have an amore with a servant? well, i'm not being conceited, but such things have happened, and to these people, nothing is sacred. quite the little aristocrat, aren't you? yes, i am. but if i choose to step down? don't step down, miss julie. people would never believe you did it freely. they will always say you fell. i have a higher opinion of other people than you have. come and see. come. you are strange. perhaps. but so are you. everything is strange-- life,

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is prepared to go it alone.yone else to carry out this mission, but every day that goes by opposition in congress to a strike seems to grow amidst questions of what good it would do. >> the president is going to have to make his case to the congress and to the american people. i think before he takes any action. the problem that he finds himself in and has placed us in is if he does not take action now after making these statements, then we become a paper tiger to the rest of the world. >> is it a national security interest? are we threatened personally? the answer is, no, so congress should make the decision, the president shouldn't make that decision. >> reporter: today the french put certain caveats on the use of their military in any sort of strike. the french who were pushing the united states to get involved in the beginning. bill: jennifer, thank you, and there will be headlines again from you, so when you have more, come on back. thanks, jennifer griffin. here's heather. heather: the white house is talki

. 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

well, you can't stay out here all alone. we'll go to the police.o much. yeah, come on. thank you. he appears extremely vulnerable. being a child alone out on the road, that's not hard to do. [grunting] come on! uhh! come on! you're letting him go to jail. no, honey, this is a police station. they'll help him find his mom. uhh! come on! do you mind if we wait here a minute, until those guys have gone in? you're gonna need a weapon or something, in case that guy tries to shiv you. zack. come on! uhh! will i have to sleep in the same prison cell as him? absolutely not. you're not sleeping in a cell. what if they don't find his mom tonight? if i take a bus to uncle david's and get lost, would i have to sleep in jail, too? no, amber, of course not. get your hands off me! jeremy won't be sleeping here, either. you're staying with us tonight. thank you so much. we'll bring you back in the morning. thanks. no, i know, as soon as ellie crossed state lines, it became a federal case. mm-hmm. which is why it's ok that she remain in federal custody. what are th

i'll tell you this, it's much easier to eat alone than to die alone. if you want what you want through and through you will hold the course no matter what. martyres, listen to this, are true to the truth of their faith. they would rather die than violate their faith in life. a martyre is one who bears a testimony. and so steven is an example of a true witness because a true witness is confirmed when they are tested. okay. are you with me? am i moving slow enough? so what you see happening is verse 8-15, steven full of faith and power, he was doing great wonders and signs among the people. you see that. then there arose some who were from the freedmen, it is a group of jews who were either themselves freed or they were really the dependents of free jews by the romans. they had established their own culture or their own group and it was like 3 or 4 sing 4 syna. they were jews. they rose up. they rose up and dismuted with disputed with steven. he was a full man doing what a full man does. he does ministry. his ministry was impacting their culture, their e

just leave me alone. man: you can keep these pamphlets to read. bless you for talking to us. eames: colter won't play ball. he's scared. special services just got the paperwork from the d.a.'s. they're putting the taps on his phones. well, we're going to his bank. anything moves here, call us. done. if there's any unusual activity in mr. colter's account you'll be notified immediately. how much is in there? $22,000. what are all those over there? third-party checks he cashed at the bank. 17, 32, 57. $112,000, all in the last two weeks. what's this check here for $55,000? a cashier's check from midtown porsche. the other checks were payouts from brokerage firms. he sold his car. he sold stocks. looks like he knew he'd need the money. yeah. maybe the ransom isn't a ransom. man: he's the chief operating officer of this company. if he's in trouble, i need to know. could you close the door? did he mention any threats lately? no. you notice any change in mood? the guy's short-tempered? you know, distracted? no. luke's pretty intense anyway. what about f

just because you live alone doesn't mean you have to be alone when it comes to an emergency.you cannot reach a phone, you can have the constant protection of life alert. [clicking, ♪...] [beep] >> this is life alert, are you o.k.? >> i've fallen and i can't get up! >> dispatcher: i'm calling for help right now. [siren wails] >> announcer: when you are injured and seconds count, life alert is there for you. >> life alert is a life saver. >> if it weren't for life alert, i wouldn't be sitting here today. >> life alert has helped me by saving my life. >> my husband is alive because of life alert. >> life alert saved my life. >> i would give up anything in order to continue having life alert. >> announcer: life alert saves a life from a catastrophe every 11 minutes. [♪...] call the number on your screen. [♪...] call the number on your screen. >> i live alone and rarely have visitors, so when i slipped and fell in the kitchen last month and couldn't get to a phone, i knew i was in trouble. ...help! ...i could barely move. ...help! ...i tried calling for help, but no one could hear

is this enough money and is money alone enough? dan harris right here and he's been covering the story all day. >> reporter: this is a story that has provoked so many visceral emotions. you have a league that's a profit-generating machine, fans that really love the hard hits and the former players who took those blows to the head for our entertainment now paying a very high price. >> reporter: today's settlement removes for now an issue that could have threatened the very existence of pro football and will bring immediate medical and financial relief for former players dealing with injuries they believe are the result of on-field concussions. former players like running back kevin turner, a 44-year-old hobbled by als. you can get on with trading your problems and not worried about having the money. >> reporter: according to espn sports science, big blows like this can be the equivalent of taking a sledge hammer to the head. more than 4,500 former players sued the nfl, as well as the families of players like junior seau who committe

downplays speculation it will act alone on syria.llande says all options are still on the table. indian rupee continues ahead of the crucial gdp release. and billionaire carlos slim faces a setback in his 7 billion euro bid for kpn. >>> a free falling rupee, current account deficit and political paralysis, india's economy and finances are hurting and today's gdp figures could show growth falling to dangerous lows. it is expected to rise for june to a mere 4.7%, around half the rate from two years ago. and maybe insufficient for population that is booming like india's. manhoman singh said he expects a pickup in the second half of the fiscal year. shirene balm is with us. >> there is caution as far as the pickup in q-2 is concerned. we have seen the rupee depreciating 20% since the 22nd of may, followed by intervention by the reserve bank of india which tightened liquid sy significa significantly. the full impact will show in q-2. there is caution in terms of what the numbers could look like, but government reaffirming they're hopeful

acting alone? >> well, the u.s. doesn't seem to be afraid to act alone. it did it pretty much in iraq and would do it in other cases. i think right now, considering the circumstances in the middle east and the basically mental attitude or the attitude towards the u.s., it would be pretty risky for it to act alone right at this point. it should have a large scale support from the globe actually against these kinds of weapons and kinds of attacks, so, i mean, you know, that's where i would pick up the robust diplomacy effort and say look, nobody wants to have this done anymore, so there needs to be a global consensus and a global decision to say that this cannot go unnoticed. >> do you believe there is still a chance for some type of political solution and do you have suggestion for how that might play out? >> i always think there's a chance of political solutions. it's unfortunate, i think we've all lost our way what it means to engage and be more diplomatic. we tend to after september 11, unfortunately, this horrific incident, we've decided that violence

is currently almost going it alone isn't it. well kevin that's right right now john kerry is is presenting the evidence upon which the u.s. is trying to make a case for this intervention and it is based on unclassified version of the u.s. official official u.s. intelligence report so far the main argument that the white house's mate comes on comes down to this the assad government has huge stockpiles of chemical weapons they have the capacity to deliver them and therefore they were responsible for last week's attack near damascus now. but he did say that the administration has not yet made the decision on on a military strike against syria. as you see the evidence. you know the drums of war have basically blacked out all other considerations all the other reservations that even intelligence community has for example sources in the u.s. intelligence told associated press that the evidence that they saw does not directly link the chemical attack to the assad government those sources speaking on condition of anonymity because they

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. >> leave me alone. >> or what? what, you gonna tell the teacher? >> leave me alone![ chuckles ] or what? i'm right, though. you don't have a girlfriend, do you? no, 'cause girls in this school like ballers, not losers. >> shut up! >> andrew, didn't i tell you to leave geoffrey alone? geoffrey, are you okay? >> i'm fine, miss simmons. i don't need you defending me. >> "geoffrey, are you okay?" man, you are such a punk. you let the teacher fight all your battles? >> nobody fights my battles. >> and i'm gonna fight both of you if you don't stop it. >> sorry, miss simmons. >> and i don't see you writing. you need to be doing something. did you just -- i know you just didn't write "something" on that paper. boy, i will jack you up. i said write a 500-word essay -- before i whup your essay. >> what are y'all laughing at? >> you got an essay? get to writing. >> let me see one of y'all do it. >> you say something else. you better not put "something else" on that paper. >> yeah, back to "back to back." what? does this guy ever sleep? >> move over, brown. >> what you doing, co

with ten major wildfires burping in idaho alone, this fire is only 6% contained overnight. winds are not expected to help. kate? >>. >> miguel in idaho tonight. in the southeast, the threat of more flash floods tonight in what has become an endless summer of rain. let's get to the latest from the weather channel. kim cunningham. good evening. >> you know it wouldn't be so bad if we didn't have such a rainy summer. getting this rain in the next couple of days. the soil is saturated. we had more rainfall than we want for sure. the ground is very wet. any additional rain, a lot of it will run off or even trees might have a problem. whether they could fall down with gusty winds. this is the problem. especially since the jet stream does not want to move much. we will draw up the tropical moisture and it will get involved around the front and that will be additional moisture and rain coming in this area. we are expecting flash flooding and the potential over the next 24 to 48 hours this this area. back to you. >> nearly three months after a tornado devastated moore, oklahoma, fri

pressure is coming from democrats who say that president has power to act alone but should have a debate in congress to carefully consider fact it could spark a wider 1 bli confln the middle east. >> if we go in we may not get out as quickly as they believe we may. >> reporter: the president and vice president have been consulting with lawmakers by phone, they vowed in 2008 campaign to get actual other m congress before taking military action with thenned by know saying he would --ed by know sayined -- >> biden. >> when i -- if he takes country to war in iraq without a vote of congress, then he should be impeached. >> reporter: fox learned that white house will brief top house and senate members tomorrow about key intelligence, plans for possible strikes against syria, more signs that the president is edging closer to military action. lori: pentagon officials say that u.s. is planning to hit assad with a military strike limited in time and scope, with the goal of weakening assad's power. catherine herridge with our report on how a possible strike could unfold. >> reporter: as obama admin

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and saved 2 billi alone. you know, wayne, help me, katy, wayne, how will they save 2 billion when the whole program is 2 billion. >> exact, they must be getting rid of the program. i want to go back to juan. i resentthe fact that he said if you are not for the obama or george bush and you don't like the poor and you are attacking the poor. porpeople are not entitled to have the entire life put on the taxpayer. >> we got to go. -- this mayor is acowed of sexual loha -- sexually harassing his staff. >> no way that the citizen should be on the hook. >> talk about taxpayer harrassment. the mayor of san diego is a cowed of sexual harrassment the city didn't give them sexual harrassment training and katy help us to explain. this is unbelievable. king of the war on women. they want taxpayers to to the the bill for bad behaviorpause he doesn't have manners. eight womename forward with claps of sexual harrassment with this guy. there is no wi taxpayers should to the the bill because he can't control himself. nfillener

only five million in new york city alone. well from one end it doesn't change what has already been done to people what it holds out is the potential promise that that practice will no longer be allowed to target blacks and latinos but we just have to remember that stop and frisk itself was a reform of previous abusive n.y.p.d. practices by the giuliani era street crimes unit so what we got was a policy that spread out the targeting of blacks and latino's from elite units to the entire n.y.p.d. that's why i am. suspicious of the approach that says we're going to reform stop and frisk because if you allow the system that's been responsible for the abuse to reform itself and i'm not talking about new york because new york is not the only place that racial profiling goes down if this system is allowed to reform itself then expect those reforms to bring you the problems in another way similar to the way the jim crow segregation was gotten rid of in part by a powerful movement from among black people and others but today fifty yea

they happen to people living a life alone. that should speak volumes to you about making people live alone. and so that the situation that you just described and in california. you're talking about keeping people like that for twenty-some years. in louisiana they hold a record for guys how many -- >> what do you say to that? well, i don't believe in extended the solitary confinement, either. my point is that's not the situation in california. >> the harsher cases -- >> in the way in some of the country. >> i haven't seen that physically myself. i u would say that solitary is torture. i don't know for a fact that's what's happening in america. >> we have some -- >> take me, making somebody live in a small confines of a space that isn't larger than a car parking space or small bathroom, that's torture. try it for 12 years. >> we have coming in from our viewers -- go ahead. >> the individuals locked in those cells at pelican bay allowed interaction with other people would create a murder rate for can killing themselves they can k

is alone, so to speak.itain is a very close ally and we have a lot of military cooperation between the u.s. and the british militaries. but that's a very symbolic type of cooperation that they would be offering. because the u.s. can go it alone. i think the u.s. also has france that has said that they would support something. the president hollande of france has said. and you also have turkey. a neighbor of syria who has said that it would be in. so it won't necessarily be alone. although britain's participation or absence of it is noticeable. i think, suzanne, what the president wants to do, as he said, as secretary kerry said restore u.s. credibility. president assad crossed that red line first time. the administration didn't really come up with a strong response to that. wants to say, secretary kerry said, u.s. means what it says. >> i want to bring in fred pleitgen. you were one of the few jury room -- journalists to be inside syria this whole week. how are they reacting now that we've gotten announceme

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is boosting its naval forces in the region saying it's ready to strike alone despite losing support of its closest ally. in war misery for thousands of stricken families in russia's far east where it's feared the floodwaters which have devastated their talents won't proceed before winter. this is r.t. coming to you live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program how is washington tries drumming up support for possible intervention in syria its closest ally the u.k. has ruled out military action the prime minister was dealt a huge blow by parliament which rejected his plan to support the u.s. if it chooses war the motion followed mounting allegations of a mass chemical attack near damascus largely being blamed on assets government here are some of david cameron's words which led parliament to its decision well cameron admits the u.k. has joint intelligence committee found a very difficult to pinpoint a motive of the alleged assault he urged lawmakers to make their own judgment against president asad and act on their convictions well that didn't win over parliament creating an em

would not go alone. this would have to be a coalition effort, if not with the u.n., with other allies involved, most likely nato and our european allies. >> president obama's aids with a former conflict, this is a problem from hell in the middle east. he will be more on "this week." martha raddatz is co-anchoring. >> all right, dan, turn now to the devastating diagnoses that silenced linda ronstadt. she's had a decade-long battle with parkinson's disease. ♪ i've looked all my life >> she's been singing all her life, but now that golden voice has been silenced. ♪ when will i hide below once known as the highest paid woman in rock, she has parkinson's disease and can no longer sing. ♪ i'm going back someday come what may to blue bayou ♪ songs like blue buy you and you're no good helped ka that put her career that won her 11 grammys. she spoke to aarp magazine saying parkinson's is hard to diagnosis. when i went to a neurologist and he said, oh, you have parkinson's disease, i was completely shocked. i woul

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officials say so far it's burned at least 15,000 acres in yosemite alone. and that's only 10% of the total fire. the whole thing is spread to nearly 250 square miles in size, covering more ground than the city of chicago not only does it threaten mover the park but power and water supplies in the san francisco bay area. take a look at this. the west on fire. the rim fire one of dozens burning throughout the west. at least at last report i should say. officials said it was just 15% contained. claudia cowan is live near the edge of the fire firefighters are making a stand where you are tonight in, huh? >> that's right. we are in a city just a few miles and one ridge line away from the fire's leading edge. folks in this area ready to evacuate at a moment's notice as nearly 4,000 firefighters battle those flames on the ground and from the air. in fact, take a look at this. one resident took some amazing video of a drop that happened just behind his house. pretty exciting. huge tons of retardant. >> after meeting with fire officials today jerry brown will be hel

governorgreat britain was left standing alone. in 1940, the battle began. almost every night until may 1941, the planes would drop tens of thownldzs -- thousands of tons of bombs over london, liverpool, birmingham, southhampton, bristol, and other industrial cities and ports. everything that we valued most in life stood on the brink of destruction. the essence of jew jew the precious legacy of the enlightenment. and thomas jefferson's immortal aver pursuit of happiness. and we also value the survival of great britain. in 1789, al sander hamilton said we think in english. with that brief statement, he encapsulated the profound intent yule and cultural ties that binds the united states and britain. in 1940, the fate of the world hung on the united states. that summer republicans and democrats would hold their conventions in preparation for the november presidential election. so what are conventions? conventions are about bands playing, delegates parading through the aisle. sporters cheering, and poll ticks speech fying. at both of the convention that took pla