i choose to be apart from. i choose to withdraw from. loneliness is painful. and all of us have probably experienced the pain of loneliness. loneliness is painful. solitude is not painful. because we choose to be alone. so, when i think about that and i think about choosing it and i think about well what's that all about? what happens when a person gets alone with god? now, i want to clarify something. we're not talking about getting alone to pray and have a bible study and read the scripture. no. just getting alone with god period. and what happens is this. that tension and that stress that's a killer begins to drain away. and before long, what was there making you feel like you were tight and you could hardly breathe. you couldn't stand another week or another day and something happens. it all loosens up and all trains away and you begin the next day brand-new. it's all gone. you say, are you telling me that just getting alone with god will do that? i'm not just telling you that. i'm telling you i lived through that. i know it works. pastors are not the only

i choose to be apart from. i choose to withdraw from. loneliness is painful. and all of us have probably experienced the pain of loneliness. loneliness is painful. solitude is not painful. because we choose to be alone. so, when i think about that and i think about choosing it and i think about well what's that all about? what happens when a person gets alone with god? now, i want to clarify something. we're not talking about getting alone to pray and have a bible study and read the scripture. no. just getting alone with god period. and what happens is this. that tension and that stress that's a killer begins to drain away. and before long, what was there making you feel like you were tight and you could hardly breathe. you couldn't stand another week or another day and something happens. it all loosens up and all trains away and you begin the next day brand-new. it's all gone. you say, are you telling me that just getting alone with god will do that? i'm not just telling you that. i'm telling you i lived through that. i know it works. pastors are not the only

i choose to give information to google. i choose to use gmail and to use google searches. i did not choose to hand my information over to the nsa. so the nsa is taking it without my permission. google is taking it because that's my price for doing business with them. >> they had 134,000 e-mails, data about his 2,000-plus contacts, knew what he searched for and what he talked to on the telephone, et cetera. et cetera. what do you think of that? >> well, if it's me, i would say the fbi's file on me is probably larger. that's what i'd be most worried about. look, no. i tend to agree here. and this idea, john, of individuals saying you can't have this or that, i don't know how that works when the nsa obviously isn't that interested in me. but some terrorist is going to say, i'd prefer if you fellows didn't have my phone records and all the rest of it. but, you know, i'm beginning to think that the congress of the united states should rightly take a look at this and sort of limit and we should argue out exactly what they can hold and how long. >> well, they are looking at it. a

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she has a song with equally great words called "i choose you." a beautiful song. >> i can guarantee i'll love it. ♪ the dawn breaks, comes down crashing ♪ ♪ sun came up to a dark sky >> can we have her back again, please? it's just effortless with her. ♪ because i can live by the light in your eyes ♪ >> it's my song. i'm singing it. i like this line coming up. ♪ the first words of a lifetime ♪ >> i love when she does that. ♪ love letter ♪ tell the world we finally got it all right ♪ >> i'm going to sing this part to you. >> no, i'm loving it. ♪ you >> one, two, three, four -- ♪ i want to tell the world ♪ i will become yours and you will become mine ♪ ♪ i choose you >> when are you going to sing it in her key? >> can't wait to hear that. because i think i would love it. i adore everything that woman does. >> what do you mean you can't wait to hear it? >> i didn't hear it, hoda. you were performing it in a different key the entire time. i got snippets. and i go oh, yes, that's sara bareilles. she's genius. i'll have cassidy download it for me. >> is

i don't know there's something that feels comfortable about it just really right. yes. >> (inaudible) he choose performing arts. >> i probably - he did not understand about actresses and musicians. i was a singer as well and he didn't really understand although he liked to go to the theatre and he loved film and music as i said earlier. i don't know why that happened. i know why i stopped drawing in fourth grade i won first prize and it was hung out in the haul for parents night and i heard all those people whispering oh, she's following in her fathers footsteps and i never drew again. i was in my first play at age 67 it was something i wanted to do. but we were very different. he wasn't particularly as i said comfortable talking to groups like this. when he received his houry degree from ucla the students were all drunk and they give him this award and said oh, lord we have to listen to a long speech and he said thank you very much and sat down and they were 3rd. anyone else new have i gone on too long? thank you very much for coming ♪ >> thank you for coming to the talent dance performance an

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, people-- everything is a scum which drifts on and on across the water until it sinks. sinks. i have a dream which recurs from time to time, and i'm reminded of it now. i've climbed to the top of a pole and i'm standing there and i can see no way to descend. if i look down, i become dizzy. but i must come down, but i haven't the courage to jump. i can't stay up there. and i long to fall but i don't fall. and yet i know i shall find no peace till i come down. no rest till i come down down to the ground. and if i should come down, i should want to burrow my way deep into the earth. have you ever felt anything like that? no. i dream that i'm lying under a high tree in a dark wood. and i wanna climb up up to the top, look around the bright countryside where the sun is sh

. >> i choose to respect them and their rules, but that's the color of love for me. so i still have my opinion. >> her move comes just two days after popular russian athlete publicly slams the high jumper for disrespecting her country and brought her support to the russian government. >> we consider ourselves like normal standards people. boys with women, women with boys and everything must be fine. it comes from the history. >> adding to the controversy, the russian sports minister likened homosexual relations to substance abuse during a press conference. >> we want to protect our children whose minds have not yet been shaped up from propaganda of drug abuse, alcoholism and nontraditional sexual relationships. we want them to make their own decisions when they grow up. that's what this law is directed at. >> the law has attracted international condemnation and raised questions about whether it will be applied to athletes and spectators at next year's winter olympics in sochi. >> and we wend in cuba. and the country is famous for its vintage cars. in havana in sunday

i choose not to shop at big box stores and i choose to support local small businesses so i encourage you all please support the decision that's will haver been made and say no to pet food express. thank you. >> hello, commissioners, my name is daniel christian son, i'm a resident of san francisco the past 17 years, beyond that, my grandparents met in the mission, i moved up to nevado, went there, went to davis and now i've been in san francisco for 16 years, i've seen both aspects of the city life and the suburban life, san francisco is a community of neighborhoods and in mission, you have 24th street, in burr nel heights, you have cornell street, in chest nut, you have union street, in suburbia, you have the strip malls where you drive to. imagine the residents of the manbacker marina would drive at pet food express, get their supplies and drive to another community, that's all i want to say. thank you. >> good evening, commissioner, my name is ron lee, i'm a native of san francisco, i lived here all my life, all 63 years, and i work for at&t for 30 years and lombard street, chest n

but if i choose to step down? don't step down, miss julie. take my advice. no one will ever believe you did it freely. people will always say you fell. i have a higher opinion of people than you do. come and see. come. you know, you are strange. yes, perhaps. everything is strange. life, people. everything is a scum which drifts, drifts on, on across the water until it sinks, sinks. i have a dream which recurs from time to time, and i'm reminded of it now. i've climbed to the top of a pillar and i'm sitting there, and i can see no way to descend. i look down. if i look down, i become dizzy, but i-- if i look down, i become dizzy, but i must come down, but i haven't the courage to jump. i can't stay up there, and i long to fall, but i don't fall. and yet i know that if i could find no peace till i come down, no rest till i come down, down to the ground. and if i could get down, i would just want to burrow my way deep into the earth. have you ever felt anything like that? no. i dream that i'm lying under a high tree in a dark wood, and i wanna c

i don't know there's something that feels comfortable about it just really right. yes. >> (inaudible) he choose performing arts. >> i probably - he did not understand about actresses and musicians. i was a singer as well and he didn't really understand although he liked to go to the theatre and he loved film and music as i said earlier. i don't know why that happened. i know why i stopped drawing in fourth grade i won first prize and it was hung out in the haul for parents night and i heard all those people whispering oh, she's following in her fathers footsteps and i never drew again.

i choose to do that when i think of san francisco i think p of the city on the bay where shapes usedo come and still come from all over the world where people sale but it's difficult to do a design for the next generation of a building and that's what i tried to do here because there were some features that made infinity successful the curvature panoramic views along the sweeping kufrz of the neighborhood. that was more romantic picturesque and had formed. in looking at this design we sought to capitalize on those things but still do something that was different. but this building a new one we've designed is instead a series of glass place of residence that are rotating about the building and as they climb to the top they reach the top to create a crown while the base is a creative rectangle. at the same time each time this creates a corner view that looks out to the skyline and bay of the city. it's important to see where those two towers sit. first their shifted so they don't face each other. there are soft shapes that actually avoid each other and create a large distance between t

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i choose not to ignore what is going on all around me. i have just had enough.ay, that manifesto still haunts cheryl stack. what do you say to people that may be listening to you and thinking, how could she not know about this rage, about this manifesto, about this anger? >> i knew that he was angry, but i thought he was angry at us. about the irs, i didn't know that he was violent. how could i possibly know he would do a thing like that? >> cheryl met joe stack through a mutual friend in 2005. both loved music. cheryl played piano, joe played bass guitar. two years later, in a small ceremony in austin, they married. joining them was cheryl's 12-year-old daughter, margo. did he ever talk about how he was angry with the government, angry with the irs? >> when we were dating, he did talk about the irs. he didn't seem so angry. he just didn't like them. >> reporter: but actually, joe's emotions ran much deeper. in the '80s while living in california, he was part of an anti-tax movement, even forming his own tax exempt home church. his run-ins with the irs continued

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