he lived alone and he died alone.ned to hang onto their solitude, yet many dream of a different life. to address the problem, the japanese government conducted its first nationwide study of those aged over 40. -- published a book and said modern japanese society is to blame. unlike european countries which value the importance of the individual, the japanese emphasize e common rules. in that sense, an individual's value is dependent on his ability toto conform to ththe rs set by the group. they are people who are unable to do that and as a result, they feel complpletely useless. they are ashamed, they a are incapable of following the rules of society and suffer from feelings of guilt as a result. some nongovernmental orgagazations have job traiaing for those willing to leave their room for a few hours. >> this is how you create an excel file. teaches thep basics, composing an invoicice, emailing a senenior colleague, speaking in public or laughing and relaxing among other people. >> i would like to ask a question, but

so i'm not alone, not totally alone. seen or that feeling that, yeah, i am not alone. and you have that yes moment when you're reading a book that you think, oh yeah, i feel like that, and you have articulated it so beautifully. and you feel recognised. absolutely. i know that you later spent some time in prison after the brixton riots. yeah, that's right. literature must have been really important inside, i would imagine. in fact it was a blessing. because it got me back to reading. and my cellmate, he had copy of clr james's the black jacobins. about this story of the slaves who basically liberated themselves in haiti 200 or so years ago. so that affirmed my belief in humanity, because, you know, at the point of my life, had no family to go, ifelt alone again. and so it wasn't fiction, but non—fiction got me back to feeling like could play a part in this society. so the blackjacobins was a big moment for me to install belief in myself that, hey, my struggle is notjust on my own. there are other people out there who str

leave him alone!en't we made fun of joe biden enough >> seth: he's running for president, so i do think it's fair to make jokes about him >> leave 'em alone poor guy he's just trying his best. last thing he needs after a long day of shaking hands and kissing babies is get home, turn on the tv and see you taking him to task leave 'em alone! [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm sorry, sir. are you a joe biden supporter? >> if i'm a supporter of anything, it's kindness. compassion not mean-spirited jokes. if you have to make fun of somebody, make fun of me >> seth: sir, i don't even know you. why would i make fun of you? >> well, you could make fun of the fact that when i wake up in the morning the first thing i do is pee then i get out of bed and change the sheets [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't want to make fun -- i usually tell jokes about people who are in the news, people like joe biden. >> oh, sure. make fun of joe biden. have your fun. go ahead and say that when he smiles you can see his teeth from space [ lau

so i not alone, not totally alone.ng that, yeah, i am not alone. and you have that yes moment when you are reading a book that you think yeah, i feel like that, and you have articulated it so beautifully. and you feel recognised. absolutely. i know you later spent some time in prison after the brixton riots. literature must have been really important inside, would imagine. in fact it was a blessing. it got me back to reading. my cell make he had a book about this story of the slaves who basically liberated themselves in haiti. so that affirms my belief in humanity, because, at the point of my life, had no family to go to the my life, had no family to go to the my felt alone again. and so it wasn't fiction, but non—fiction got me back to feeling like could play a pa rt me back to feeling like could play a part in society. it was a big moment for me to install belief in myself that my struggle is notjust on my own. there are other people out there who struggle just like i do can be part of this. because sometimes you fee

it's a little medieval, the idea that a man's issue of being alone with a woman is that -- i don't even know what the issue is, but it's 2019. this is jackson, mississippi. what's going on?

he says that he does not spend time alone with women who are not his wife. some are now calling common sense in the age of #metoo. "men's' reticence about being alone with women shouldn't suppress anyone. the #metoo movement of the last few years has brought a chorus of voices urging us to believe all women, taking makig assault or harassment allegations. it's only prudent for men to take themselves out of situations where they risk being accused of anything. joining me now is the author of that piece. carol markowitz, thanks for being with us. >> thanks so much for having me. >> martha: had a bit of a discussion with robert foster about this and my concern is that we are allowing the #metoo situation to knock women back decades in terms of equality in the workplace if we allow this kind of general

she wanted to shadow the candidate which would involve her riding alone with him in his truck, but he was not okay with that. he attempted to explain this. >> i didn't want to end up in a situation where we were alone for an extended period of time throughout that 15 to 16-hour day. so out of precaution, i wanted hear to bring someone with her, a male colleague. and the other thing i think's important to point out, this is my truck. and in my truck we go by my rules. >> okay. >> that's my rule. >> jimmy: that's right. in my truck we go by my rules. and if that truck's a rockin', don't come a knockin'. what a weirdo. i mean, that's weird.

then robotsr thing alone or humanz alone is robots and humans working together. >> someone asked you to interview as the ceo of uber? at first, i said, no way. mepeople would not recognize if my tie was fixed. all right. vid: i don't consider myself a journalist. ofegin to take on the life an interviewer, even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. what is it that makes somebody tick? you have been the ceo of hoover for how long now? two years. i love it. david: the company was not a public company. you have taken it public. you received a lot of public via about the ipo. the company has a higher market capitalization, roughly $72 billion. then any company in american capitalism history except for facebook, this short a time after the ipo. why are so many people criticizing you for having a $72 billion market cap? many i think there are critics for a large company. that is a fact of life. what is different about some of the companies of our generation going public, unicorns, we have stayed private for longer. we have raised more money over a longer time. we havecome p

so they are not -- this isn't just working alone.r, they don't want to socialize. that's frightening. >> it's really unfortunate. i think it's a real bad side effect of the whole #metoo movement. and you're right, i don't think i should be where we end up as a culture buried the last few years have really terrified men. if we could dial that back some, that would be great for all of us, especially for women. >> martha: the truth of the matter, something would suffer a long time, because we spoken out quite a bit about due process and listening to both sides of the stories, which is extremely important, you cannot believe all women, you cannot believe all men. what you need to do is look at the situation individually. people who accuse someone unjustly are just as criminal as people who -- as the person they've accused of doing something, and i was when to dampen someone's right to come forward for a legitimate reason. >> absolutely. >> martha: very interesting piece, thank you for being here today. good to see you tonight. coming up

. >> you shouldn't hold anybody there for any length of time, let alone children >> reporter: meanwhile, following the bombshell report by propublica, the private border patrol facebook group demeaning mocking of congress, d.h.s. promising a swift investigation tweeting, quote, any employee compromised the public's trust in our law enforcement mission will be held accountable. a growing scrutiny and sense of urgency felt all along the border dan scheneman, nbc news. >> navy s.e.a.l. edward gallagher is a freeman this morning. the veteran was acquitted after being accused of killing an iraqi citizen. gallagher was sentenced to four months confinement because of time served, though, he has now returned home the navy s.e.a.l. chief is also being demoted in rank, but his lawyers vowed to fight the demotion in a statement the gallagher family says, in part, that edward will spen 4th of july with his family, celebrating not only our nation's freedom, but also his own.e bued out of an mexican prison but his attempt to bust out of u.s. conviction has failed. a new york judge rejected his reques

alone changed the whole system the 1st thing he has done was to arrest the high judges who decided for a release so they're still in jail without the independent justice really can't defend yourself so death going to be in. putting my hat into the team. on july 15th 26th a fraction of the turkish army attempted a coup it was a spectacular. using some of the very media outlets he's been attacking the other one running popular support stopping the coup in its tracks. on. the government to pin the blame on the gunas movement forces loyal to the islamist cleric photo pulling a one time ally turned and in. the event was a watershed moment in the country's history and for the media it marked a seismic shift in them for. within 2 weeks more than 100 media outlets had been shut down and in the years since those considered inconvenient to the government have been taken over by over one allies while journalists critical of his policies have been systematically rounded up and imprisoned. one of the media houses forced to close with zama a company widely seen as close to the good in his movement m

. >> one caveat, representative, which was that she couldn't do it alone. with her. if a man reporter had asked for a ride along, would you have granted him a solo interview? >> i would have. and appreciate y'all having me on this morning. i think it's important for everybody, you know, to understand the dynamics here. i've done several interviews over the last four years and i have no problem doing interviews with any reporter but this was a different request. it was to be a ride along as she stated and i have a very small campaign staff at this point in my campaign. inunderdog candidate and we don't have a good staff, and the campaign director and i have to go separate ways in the middle of the day to cover different things from stop to stop, and i didn't want to end up in a situation where we were alone for an extended period of time within that 15 to 16-hour day. so out of precaution i wanted to have her bring someone with her, a male colleague. and the other thing i think is important to point out is this is my truck, and in my truck we go by my rules.

dara: the better thing than humans alone and robots alone are humans and robots working together. david: someone asked you to interview for the job as being the ceo of uber? is that right? and did you say you already had a job? dara: at first, i said no way. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed. but ok. let's leave it this way. all right. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist, and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ david: you have been the ceo of uber for how long now? dara: two years. david: two years? and you enjoy it? dara: i love it. david: when you came in, the company was not a public company. you have taken it public, and you have received a lot of publicity about the ipo. obviously you know that. the company now has a higher market capitalization, roughly $72 billion. something like that. higher market capitalization th

on his way to work all the bungy visits his father who lives alone he lost his job a few years ago but thanks to his son he has a warm meal or fries today without his son support he says he wouldn't survive. hearing a jury of people. i refer to as the son of its generation because really he is in between between supporting the all the generation his father while at the same time he wants to raise a family. in order to save money while the bungee needs 3 to 4 clients a day but today there has been only one not enough to get a hat. and i'm going to enjoy it while you because of so much of a responsibility so. i think. the government have to find something to do today. so we can achieve our here. until then the so-called sense of each generation will have to continue filling that gap. so many people in africa can relate with all of my injury in the sense that they too are sandwiched between having to support family members from the generation before them and in many cases the generation off to them to the conversation are black texas also taking place in south africa and to get more insig

and in professional settings, you never have to be alone with somebody with a door closed.you can always arrange having somebody outside the room with the door open and have conversation and it doesn't inhibit anyone from moving in their professional careers. people bra it all ovpractice it country and most big corporations practice this policy. >> a lot of practical considerations. i used one, a dentist, an uber driver, a whole host of situations. anyway, i'm appreciative of the fact that you came on to describe this. so thank you. >> yeah, i would just disagree with you. it doesn't hurt anybody's advancement. and one last thing i'd like to mention, everybody please keep in mind that people on the coast this hurricane is going to devastate not just louisiana, but mississippi already had a tremendous amount of devastation from the flooding and all the fresh water that has ruined the fishing industry in the mississippi guflg. and they will be under a tremendous amount of flooding as well. and we don't need to forget about mississippi when this hurricane comes through. >> we

not provided with housing instead she had to build herself attend sarah feels she's been left all alone with her suffering. is there anything we have not been through of this nothing we haven't experienced people robbed each other some were killed in front of you your sisters raped right in front of you. was when your father beat and if you watch. although parts of somalia continue to take steps towards peaceful recovery resources are lacking and ongoing violence has paralyzed efforts to support those most in need but the resilience of somali women fuels their determination to carry on despite all the hardship. i had to others i have to be strong i learned this after watching my husband reach out to me as he was being tailed be that as it may there is nothing i haven't seen. the. climate. czar and know to face many difficulties nevertheless they are unwilling to give up on the homeland and still hope to see a brighter future in some money. you have worked hard to get to where you are and it feels good to be reaching your goals you might not be alone enjoy your success many young profess

needs to muslims to stand alone as the greatest but she'll be turning $38.00 in september and that means time is running out i already one of the all time greats there was take a look at the top story that we're following for you at this hour the united nations has told brussels it needs to do more to stop migrants from drowning in the . the u.n. wants the e.u. to resume rescue missions it seems despite resistance from some member states. and don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play or from the app store and that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking news you can also use that d w app to send us your photos and your face. you're watching t.v. news live from berlin up next doc film with a feature on t.v. and you still miss that and remember you can always get the latest news and information about the hawk on our website that's d w dot com or follow us on twitter that's at t w news thanks for watching. first economy most of. the doors granholm is arrives. jointly reading in t

dara: the better thing than robots alone or humans alone is robots and humans working together. david: someone asked you to interview as the ceo of uber? already had au are re job? dara: at first, i said, no way. >> could you fix your tie, please? >> people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed. all right. david: i don't consider myself a journalist. nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i begin to take on the life of an interviewer, even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? you have been the ceo of uber for how long now? dara: two years. david: do you enjoy it? dara: i love it. david: the company was not a public company. you have taken it public. you received a lot of publicity about the ipo. the company has a higher market capitalization, roughly $72 billion. higher market capitalization than any company in american capitalism history except for facebook, this short a time after the ipo. why are so many people criticizing you for having a $72 billion market cap? dara: i think t

tax regimes to these companies for the express purpose of attracting them to ireland so going out alone is of course a risk for france it's the 1st test the waters it's a drawing us anger upon itself in this way so it's hoping like with this single signal to spur more coordination on the multilateral level it said that it would drop this tax if standards are agreed on the o.e.c.d. leveled out of course is the club of the world's richest countries now failing that it can only hope that at least on the national level governments that have said they were looking into this like like italy like spain like the u.k. they hurry up with their own processes if this turns into a full blown fight with the us that it's definitely going to need some allies what can the u.s. do to retaliate well 1st of all they've already said that they're launching that probe into whether american tech companies will be unfairly targeted by this law and interestingly they're using the same legal justifications that they used when they launched a probe into chinese technological processes and we know that that devolve

it dries 100% better than detergent alone - even plastics.get dishes drier than you ever thought possible. try finish jet-dry. think... think... how do i not invite kyle to my birthday? chew on it twizzlers >>> closed caption provided by. >>> it is all part of the celebration, everybody likes to see the fireworks but mindful. >> that bad boy is clean. >> this is in england. they put on a car show every year to bring everyone together. this guy decided to take his hii , you don't see these that often, especially as clean as this one is. he goes to where it is wide open, he starts revving the engine, he gathers a crowd, he is about to put on a show. >> that is the worst thing. talk about a sideshow. >> that is a tragedy. >> the woman who owns the house is not happy either.ppy either. people weren't happy saying he shouldn't have been doing this. it was a pretty blockaded move. and so was this. every year it is a gathering for ferrari owners to come together to show off their cars and be around like-minded people. there are 115 different ferrari

for a business always good to see you jim now when i 1st want to know why did france decide to go it alone why didn't get the rest of the e.u. to support this measure well it has to be said that they tried if they would try to get standards that would apply to the entire block but it failed in this undertaking due to opposition from countries like ireland which you know offers they are favorable tax regimes to these companies for the express purpose of attracting them to ireland so going out it alone is of course a risk for france it's the 1st test the waters it's a drawing us anger upon itself in this way so it's hoping like with this single signal to spur more coordination on the multilateral level it said that it would drop this tax if standards are agreed on the o.e.c.d. leveled out of course is the club of the world's richest countries now feeling that it can only hope that at least on the national level governments that have said they were looking into this like like italy like spain like the u.k. they hurry up with their own processes if this turns into a full blown fight with the u

resolved by can be the united states alone, or any nation acting alone. american security, prosperity, and our way of life requires the strongest possible network of partners and alliances working alongside one another. donald trump's brand of america first has too often led to america alone, making it much harder to mobilize others to address the threats to our common well-being. is the rapidncern advancement of authoritarianism, nationalism, and ill liberal candidacies across the world, not just in russia and china but also in our allies, places like turkey, the philippines, hungary , and every part of the world technology and instant information are driving change at unprecedented speed and people, homeg many and abroad, to feel confused and vulnerable. paralyzed governments by hyper partisanship, hobbled by corruption, are having a harder time delivering to their .eople trust in institutions around the world is down, and fear of the other is way up. together, in my view, these forces have driven dangerous resurgence of extreme eralism,ism and illib pr

at home, they go girls are left alone at home, they 9° 9° girls are left alone at home, they go go outdoes depend on the child. thank you, many more comments that we have not got round to reading. bbc news coming up next, have a lovely weekend. yesterday we had extreme temperatures across the uk, a very warm, sticky day. through today, much fresher conditions, a weather front moving eastward, the wind has changed direction, now coming from the south—west, but storms affecting south—eastern areas of england, they will track further north, always across the east the likelihood of seeing if you storms into the afternoon, further west, drier and brighter, maximum temperatures typically 23—25, still warm and humid, hotand typically 23—25, still warm and humid, hot and humid typically 23—25, still warm and humid, hotand humid in the east, up to 30 celsius, much lower than yesterday. into the start of the weekend, rain affecting northern and eastern areas, that is coming from a weather front that will not move very far throughout the weekend, perhaps coming further south and west woods, some

alone although i'm giving up all i know watching out is there live from doha also coming out. south korea says russia has expressed regret for entering its airspace during a joint exercise with china. former u.s. special counsel robert muller will testify before a congressional panel over the probe into trump's campaign team's alleged russian links. and we're on patrol with a good man maybe combat piracy and kidnappings and one of the world's most dangerous waters. so boris johnson. is set to take charge as the next prime minister of the united kingdom in the coming hours the new conservative party leader will take office following in a meeting with queen elizabeth ad buckingham palace he'll then announce his new cabinet now johnson is replacing theresa may who will be holding her final question time in parliament and then officially tender her resignation to the queen well the new prime minister has a challenging time ahead especially on foreign policy top of the agenda will be bragg's it tensions with iran and mending the case relationship with the united states following a

and mankato is not alone. anyfrom the midsection of the country throughout the east week, talking temperatures, look at, this kansas city, 109 is what it feels like tomorrow. columbus, 108. it feels even hotter by the time you get to saturday. feels like 111 in washington, d.c. sunday a repeat performance. let's go back to you. >> that's a lot of red and purple, lonnie quinn. thank you so much. >>> all right. still ahead on the "cbs overnight news," the man in charge of fixing the border crisis tells us some are using it to score political points. >>> what was behind one of japan's deadliest attacks in decades? >>> and growing protests in hawaii. does a giant telescope belong on sacred land? [upbeat music] no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping) and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze

our clients are part of abandonment in their country and they're in court alone.including children as young as two-years-old but we represent here in san francisco. i was in court today along with my other attorneys and being surrounded by young people, by children in court without attorneys -- it was overwhelming. but kind with support from the city, from all of the partners here, we're a proud member of the san francisco immigrant rights, immigrant legal defence and with support from that collaborative from the mayor's office, the city of san francisco, from observ c c.a.a.e create a model and example for other cities, for other places across the country, the work we're doing here in san francisco. i want to thank our staff here today. [applause] i want to thank our friends and family who are here and most important, i want to thank our clients. they're brave, resilient and examples of all of us and we're so proud to work with them. [applause] >> congratulations to our grassroots leader. ok, if you guys are checking your nba scoreboard on espn, make sure your ph

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. >> she's all alone. >> the snchat her cry for help. >> talk about hanging by a string. this poor dog is hanging by one paw on the 6th floor. an off duty firefighter spotted it. that firefighter and other neighbors, they got a makeshift tarp and they were all standing there hoping this wouldn't happen but it did. >> did they actually land on the tarp? >> they did catch it. but listen. it hit an antenna on the way down but it was immediately taken to a vets office. the dog suffered bruises and injuries but if it wasn't for them that dog probably wouldn't have made it. it did break their fall. >> it was stuck just long enough to allow these people to set up and finally land on when it did go. >> a situation in columbia, these people are ready to catch this dog. they're just looking. and then the dog starts walking across the ledge. and they're moving slowly inching along with the dog and you realize some dogs are >> yeah, those dog dog dog people big time and this video has gotten over 5 million hits and made quite a few people laugh at its >> this is rescue number one. >>

>> well, when you have a married man with another woman and they are alone, some people may perceiveay be something taking place. i don't want to give anybody the opportunity to think that there is anything going on there shouldn't be going on. >> martha: but she is a reporter. this is a professional situation. her other colleagues had gone along on the exact same assignment with the other people that you are running against. i respect that you want to protect your reputation and your marriage, but having watched the interview that you both did, i find it very difficult to understand why that situation would evoke suspicion in anyone. i think people are quite used to seeing professionals on the campaign trail, members of the press, people who are campaigning. and if you felt that way -- in terms of perception, you talk about how powerful perception is, that is one of your concerns, right? >> sure. worst of all, i think it needs to be noted that this was not her just following me from campaign stop to campaign stop, she was requesting to right in my vehicle with me in my truck for 16

alone firefighters tackle blazes that stretch across 30000 square kilometers of forest and mostly in uninhabited inaccessible areas but knows his state they need to be pushed out for cost reasons the governor of $1.00 affected region says extinguishing the fires is pointless but disaster response teams disagree saying the smoke is in danger in local residents. hundreds of settlements are affected by this address it insulting us for assistance i think economic arguments shouldn't stop us from providing it with the. authorities have deployed feather response teams some a lot of fires on travelling russia but unusually warm and dry weather has caused these fires to engulf a much larger area than last year environmentalist are concerned by the proximity of the blazes to the arctic and the. this could cause arctic ice to melt more quickly the negative effect on the climate is intensifying at least here in the northern hemisphere that also affects syrup of course. the satellite images show you that huge blazes have also broken out in an alaska and canada by wildfires in the unusual but cur

just this alone has done that. but it's time to harness this ingenuity to revolutionize our energy sector. smart policies can't prioritize only conservation, productivey or economic power. we obviously need to strike the proper balance. you're not going to achieve that balance by imposing heavy-handed regulations and driving up costs for consumers. to put it another way, the green new deal will bankrupt our country and crush our innovation economy. instead we've got to harness the power of the private sector and build partnerships that create real solutions. the net power plant in la porte, texas, is a shine knee example of how -- shiny example of how public-private partnerships can drive energy solutions. net power has developed the first of its kind power system that generates affordable zero emissions electricity from natural gas using their unique carbon captured technology, they have taken natural gas and made it emission-free. this technology is relatively young and it's not ready to be scaled up yet at the n

more than 1000 people were killed in louisiana alone.hisis time, a stormrm will hitn the mississippi river is already a flood level. people who have wanted to stock up and stay home, tourists also wanteded to stay safe. >> we havebobout 12 feet of space below us. we have some food, water. we should be ok for a couple of days. >> parts of new orleans have already been flooded. with tropical storm barry expected to make landfall, residents s say the worst i is t to come. >> a fungus from china more precious than gold. we look at why it is becoming harder and harder to wind. >> s sparkling blulue waters hae mamade this the latetest sensat. you may want to think twice before diving in. we will tell you why. the first, berlin's famous museum island has a stunning entrance gallery that has drawn the attention of critics all around the world. angela merkel attended the official not duration 20 years after it was first commissions the entrance gallery connects to the surrounding building. situated on the river spray in the historic river, it is

sometimes she is going to be alone. this is important. >> what's more important is her family and friends and partner have been by her side every day. she is learning day-to-day activities and takes each of the tasks before her head on. the paddle boarding and even swimming. it's all in an effort to get her back to 100%. >> it seems as though she's been partnering with the perfect therapist and she has support of her family and a partner. >> you can see her team really believes in her and she is in really good hands. >> listethis is one of those beautiful videos of life in it's earliest stages. these little baby sea turtles are working their way. they can work their way out of their little hole in the sand and the ocean. >> they were showing how predators would come and get them. >> and everyone doing the right thing and staying away from them and everyone doing what they're supposed to do. >> sometimes we have a tendency to love wildlife to death. >> now this happened in florida. let's go to turkey where this next vide