host: how did johnny cash change country music?uest: johnny cash comes in like elvis presley when rockabilly, a precursor to rock 'n roll, happens. rhythm andh rhythm blues, hillbilly music. something else comes of it, a hybrid. it is also makes particularly in the case of cash and presley with gospel sounds. what you have an american music are various groups that we kind of in present -- kind of imprisoned by saying oh, it is this, the category, forgetting it is one big, broad category where the artist travel freely between them. brenda lee says in our film, when i recorded, they said it was rockabilly. then they said it was full and it was country, and she is singing the songs she wants to sing. the no labels movement in politics is an attempt to say you know what? tweedledee, tweedledum, red state, blue state, it does not support it. the binary solution is never going to work, to say that i am right and you are wrong. it does not work. host: a highlight in your series is johnny cash's performances at prison. let's watch that. [v

host: how did johnny cash change country music?uest: johnny cash comes in like elvis presley when rockabilly, a precursor to rock 'n roll, happens. rhythm andh rhythm blues, hillbilly music. something else comes of it, a hybrid. it is also makes particularly in the case of cash and presley with gospel sounds. what you have an american music are various groups that we kind of in present -- kind of imprisoned by saying oh, it is this, the category, forgetting it is one big, broad category where the artist travel freely between them. brenda lee says in our film, when i recorded, they said it was rockabilly. then they said it was full and it was country, and she is singing the songs she wants to sing. the no labels movement in politics is an attempt to say you know what? tweedledee, tweedledum, red state, blue state, it does not support it. the binary solution is never going to work, to say that i am right and you are wrong. it does not work. host: a highlight in your series is johnny cash's performances at prison. let's watch that. [v

number nine -- >> letterman did place a call to johnny carson asking for his advice and johnny said,lways took johnny's advice. >> the late-night wars are about to begin in earnest on american television. david letterman is now headed for cbs. >> cbs had lured him over with a salary more than four times that of leno and given him what he really wanted, the 11:30 time slot. now as dave and jay prepare to go head to head, one thing is clear -- late-night tv will never be quite the same. >> all of a sudden, there's a talk show war. >> start up your remote controls. the late-night race is about to begin. on monday, david letterman's new show debuts here on cbs. followed a week later by chevy chase on fox and a week after that by conan o'brien on nbc. these combatants join "the tonight show" with jay leno, arsenio, and "nightline." >> it became a crowded space and the competition became that much more difficult. >> some tv writers think arsenio could be the big loser in this free-for-all. >> i'm sad to see you go because america is going to have a big chunk missing out of its existence. >

johnny carson was the man that america said good night to for 30 years. ♪ >> and on my watch, johnnyt while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. right? that's true. since then he's had an affair, left his wife, run up debt of several million dollars so i guess he's going to be running as a democrat, huh? >> jay leno wanted to essentially just continue doing a johnny carson

johnny depp for a lifetime of contribution to film. thank you very much for joining us. russia's ruling united russia party has lost 1/3 of its seats in the moscow parliament following local elections that saw scores of opposition candidates barred from running, and subsequent mass demonstrations by pro-democracy activists. this suggests opposition encouragement of tactical voting was successful amid multiple reports of voting irregularities across the country. for more, we crossed to moscow to speak with our correspondent, nic hollingsworth. what impact are these results going to have on the political landscape in russia, do you think? these results in moscow especially a huge blow to the kremlin. nic: absolutely. this really is a game changer. moscow isoscow, but the center of polititical life n russia, even in a country this huge. the election of 7 million might have been a low turnout, about 20%, but the tactical voting encouraged by anticorruption campaigner electing of only navalny seems to have worked. 20 candidates backed by na

she had already given the of the fuse to johnny. there's no evidence that the was ever a petition and there's no evidence she was the petition herself. only that she spoke often about her money worries. mary looked carefully, pinched pennies, worried about, much more as she got older. she never had much of a chance in life to be compliant. circumstances of her life didn't allow for it. her war experience did not soother or maker sweeter, but she wasn't inventing or difficulties. george historians have use their imaginations generously towards him but without exception about it impossible to bring any generosity or real scholarship to imagining his mothers life. what they've done is to repeat stories that were established in the '40s and 50s, particularly by douglas freeman and his definitive biography. they haven't bothered to go back and check for themselves what her life was like. mary and george shared grid, persistence, a sense of duty,, very clear ideas of right and wrong, had identities depend on hard work and vigilance. they

obviously johnny cash. reporter: also covered, an other sometimes sidelined part of country music. >> the women's role in country music, you can never diminish that. you pull out loretta and patsy and connie and doll ee, they're the vast void in the story of country music. >> reporter: maybe not after this series. >> i hope not. >> we tend in the way we categorize country music, we denigrate it. it's never been given the respect it deserves. and so, you know, we don't think it's got the same chops as jazz or blues or rhythm and blues or rock and roll. but yet in the mid '60s, loretta lynn is singing "don't come home a drinking with loving on your mind." ♪ so don't come home a drinking with loving on your mind ♪ >> nobody in rock are focusing on that. that's way ahead of anybody else. now, she's not going to call herself a feminist, but she's speaking for women and their aspirations and their frustrations better than anyone else. ♪ well, a lot of things have changed since a way back then ♪ >> if you're writi

johnny, thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. indeed, it's fantastic to be here and to boost even more soccer in this country. soccer was just the number one global sport. world cup 2026 taking place here. we start already now. it's the biggest event ever. it's more than 4 billion viewers all around the world. and we'll make it the biggest, not only sports event, but the biggest social event that we can think of. soccer is a big part of this country as well. and women's soccer, well, you are world champion. there is much more to do with the president saying this to me, he's right. and we're working with that and we will announce very soon new initiatives, thank you. >> johnny, we're going to have to extend my second term because 2026, i'm going to have to extend it for a couple of years. i don't think any of you would have a problem with that. but i hope you're going to remember me in 2026. >> oh, for sure. >> thank you very much. you take care of yourself. >> thank you. thank you. >> mr. president -- >> say it. [ inaudible quest

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finally, on the door johnny nomination. later today the senate will vote on the confirmation of daniel door johnny to serve as solicitor by all rights leader mcconnell should withdraw this vote from the floor. his career is at a out of step with agency's mission and it is come to light that he likely lied to congress about his role in the department's adherence to etransparency laws. under president trump the interior department has been mired in several investigationss about the ethical conduct of his political appointees including former secretary zinke. it's obvious the interior departments sorely needs transparency and public accountability. especially, when the stewardship of our public lands is at stake. at the department of interior political appointees have instituted policies to stonewall and squash transparency.sp it is likely that he played a key role in shaping these policies and it is at this moment one of the subjects of an interior -- interior inspector investigation. despite the sworn testimony claiming no r

a peace deal and hence you have all this hesitation and all kinds of uncertainties on the ground johnny less than a minute because if you don't mind until before the tweets the those talks were not really topping the agenda in the news media now let's assume that trump manages to bring them back together the taliban and a sort of army and finalize a deal how significant for him this is going to be. i mean that would be very significant a big part of president trump's political argument is that he's good at making deals deals in afghanistan and elsewhere are often very difficult and so if you were to help accomplish a breakthrough like that it would be hugely significant i'd also just said quickly to mr mccain these points that right now all of those conflicted regional states are quite a line behind wanting this process to work and that is rare given the diversity of interest. if this process breaks down more largely i don't think that unity will continue i suspect all 3 of us would agree on that any international actors russia china pact the u.s. will all have incentives to back differ

>> johnny jobson: it was about 8:00 a.m., i think, when we finally left, yeah. >> kroft: how long didll probably be tomorrow. >> kroft: johnny jobson first experienced eigg in his 20s, working on a fishing boat as a scallop diver. since then, a lot has changed. one, there is electricity now, which allowed him to move his wife and family here last year and edit a sports journal online from their tiny cottage. it's required some sacrifices, but they love the beauty of the place, and its eccentricities. >> jobson: you'll look at the scenery or you'll see a pod of donsomthrough, andou juucky you are. >> kroft: you ofcters on this l. >> jobson: yeah. >> kroft: were they normal when they came here? >> jobson: ( laughs ) yeah, not all of us. >> kroft: dean wiggin turned up in a kayak 14 years ago, and he's still here. he's very good at fixing things. jobs are extremely scarce, so you have to bring one with you or use your wits to invent one. >> sarah boden: it's one of those places that really gets into your soul, i think. it's quite enchanting. >> kroft: sarah boden runs her uncle's sheep f

great job johnny.back i also board member here today and we have a few of them, i'm intact, thank you. thank you very much. phyllis, thank you. great job phyllis. rodney ellis, rodney, thank you. thank you very much rodney. marsha thank you. nicholas justice, thank you nicholas. ronald johnson. thanks ronald. thank you. harold martin, thank you harold very much. [applause] bernard milano, [applause] connie rath, and billy hawkins. thank you. thank you all. billy i will always remember the candidate marching band in my inaugural parade, that was something. you tops the ball. there was a great group. thank you very much. they were fantastic. this afternoon we were also thrilled to be joined buy more than 40 students, who were selected as the 2019 why house hbcus competitiveness scholars, would you please stand so that weekend congratulate you and applaud. [applause] where were you ? [applause] that's what it is all about. you get right down to it isn't. inspiring tradition of hbcus, dates back to the civ

so "frankie and johnny" right now [mcnally] yeah. [smith] is experi a revival. we're in a period of not just revival of that, but revival of kind of everything, right? there's revival on broadway, there's revival on television. is revival a good thing conceptually? it may be a good thing for you. it may be a good thing for people whose work is being-- [mcnally] oh, yeah. [smith] --reintroduced. it may be a good thing for a new generation getting it, but is it a good thing for theater, that rather than creating new work that stands on its own, we're going backwards. [mcnally] absolutely. this is a play in which people talk to one another for two and a half hours. this is a play in which people there's no texting. it's about two people, you and me, just speaking. i think that's rather fresh right now. [smith] it is. [mcnallystruggle to communicate with another human being. most plays now, there are cellphones, this is coming, a fax, so i think people are responding to that, the humanity oit, [smith] yeah. [mcnally] and the struggle, how hard it is to achieve intim

and more equitable etc etc so johnny thank you very much greater great meeting women's soccer were you are world champions there is much more to go or the president was saying this to me and he has arrived and we are going to do then we will announce very soon the new initiative the u.s. women's team won the world cup in july but all 28 squad members are engaged in a lawsuit against the federation alleging they were discriminated against on pay us soccer dispute this and after mediation talks broke down a trial date has been set for may 2020. 5 there's plenty of public support for the team from equal pay chants during matches to the thousands who turned out for their victorious return to the states even politicians got involved. they play the same game that the men soccer players play by the way they play it bad or there's a big play in with better results if there's any economic rationale demands you get paid less than the women trouble of his work cut out winning over the biggest star in the u.s. team making rypien oh she's been involved in a public media battle with the president ev

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should you write johnny about that? >> no. >> i don't know, right? it's this balance between, you know, maybe you wait until the leak is fixed. and then you tell johnny, hey, the roof had a leak, but we got it fixed. but you don't want to seem too efficient, right? because the roof leaks and the plumbing breaks and all of these things and you just take care of it, why does johnny need to come home, right? so there is a lot of pressure on these women to write these letters in very specific way, high volume, positive, right? you can say you miss him, but you can't be too blue, right? you've got to find this balance of being responsible and him not needing to worry, but still needing him to come home, because it's just, you're just not good at it, write? you can get by, but hurry home. so it's this balance, and this pressure on women that gets put, again, you've got whole books about it, but you've got, am different forms of media about women's responsibilities to write these letters. and the men, you know, i read a lot of these letters that are coming

and johnny berry have always maintained their innocence. and now the court system agrees.verturning their convictions for second degree murder, robbery, and conspiracy, all of them now in their 40s have been exonerated. >> physically i'm free. it's just a lot of emotional things i'm dealing with. i'm trying to find myself. >> in july, a judge freed chester holman after prosecutors reopened his case and proved he was innocent of the 1993 murder for which he was serving life in prison. authorities always had evidence that pointed to other suspects, but that evidence was not disclosed at the time of his conviction. >> each day i've gotten stronger and i'm better. >> johnny, what has this been like for you? >> today marks the one-year anniversary of me being home. >> wow. >> i'm still learning how to be free, to be honest with you. it's a learning process. >> personally, i haven't been home, not even 90 days. although i've been happy and i'm grateful, it's definitely been difficult. i have been enslaved mentally as well as physically. i'm still traumatized. this fell upon us.

johnny, thank you very much. we had a great meeting. and we are getting to the world cup in 2026.at is a big thing, johnny my thank you for being here. >> thank you very much, thank you. >> mx to boost even more soccer in this country, soccer is the number one global sport, the world cup 2026 taking place here. but what we saw here is the biggest event ever. it is more than 4 billion viewers all around the world. and we will make it the biggest sports event, the biggest social event that we can think of. and so, soccer is a big part of this country as well. women's soccer where you are a world champion, there is much more to do. the president was saying this to me and he is right. we are working and we will announce very soon some new initiatives, thank you. >> president trump: johnny, we have to extend my second term because 2026, i'm going to have to extend it for a couple of years. i don't think any of you would have a problem with that, but i hope you can remember me in 2026. >> for sure, for sure. thank you very much. you take care of yourself. >> president trump: they are de

johnny is this an official american recognition of the taliban as the one so called the final shots in afghanistan and therefore the americans the recognize the need to do business with them from now or worse no i think there is absolutely not an official recognition of the taliban by any means and i don't think anyone within the u.s. government would support i think there is a strong belief that the only positive outcome to this war in afghanistan is a peace process and that the way to get one started is an agreement with the taliban that involves drawing down troops conditionally and over the last year there's been an enormous amount of effort put into broadly support across the american government. that's crucial this obviously is a major major moment probably setback to the effort but regardless of where it goes and who is willing to talk to the tower and i don't perceive any sense that they recognize the taliban as a legitimate government or anything else that's how they view the afghan government we're stuck what's next do you think that this is something that was going to be per

. >>> y johnny el pequeÑo de los rivera debuta con nosotros como reportero y tiene un reporte, y la bÚsquedar hogar con los hmano sos colores de otoÑo y sin gastar mucho dinero. y visita de lujo de pretos nÚmero uno llega a nuestra casa el actor alexis valdÉs que le da la vida a carmelo alvarado en su e juventud. >>> llega camila con el lanzamiento de su Álbum hacia adentro, asÍ comienza un nuevo dÍa. mÁs cerca de ti. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). (mÚsica). >>> bonita. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> muy bien que suba como suave. >>> pero esa cara. >>> pero es parte para demostrar que la mÚsica estÁ entrando por tu cuerpo. >>> todas las mujeres bonitas y para todos hombres bonitos buenos dÍas. >>> buenos dÍas. >>> y el estreno del video musical de juanes junto a sebastiÁn yatra. >>> rico sabor latino para comenzar este viernes seis de septiembre y ademÁs esa mÚsica que nos pone a gozar el corazÓn. >>> Ándale le. >>> bonitas ustedes. >>> gracias. >>> sabes quÉ ada, tambien estÁ trini con nosotros con su video musical fresa y nosotros lo tenemos en exclusiva a

. >>> johnny depp is hosting about his after daughter. we are getting a sneak peek at tonight's newest lipps, inc. stars. >> danya bacchus has those stories a much more on i am entertainment. >> reporter: first responders are in the spotlight tonight. with a new special, sink to the rescue. hosted by cedric the entertainer. it features first responders from around the country, lip syncing to their favorite hits. sheriff deputies from saratoga, new york, got extra coaching. >> these guys have no idea i am here. they have been rehearsing hard. >> reporter: you can catch luke bryan's surprise appearance tonight on cbs. film festival wrapped up over the weekend. for these fans, the highlight was the arrival of johnny depp. that the stars in the new drama, "waiting for the barbarians. " his daughter was promoting her new film and making dad proud. >> it can bring a smile to my face. she is impressive. she is my god. she and my son and my god. >> lily rose depp stars in a new film. >>> is one of the most famous musicians, but to londoners, paul

. >>> here's johnny, johnny cueto, back on a big league mound for the first time since july 28, 2018,y john surgery. just getting under way against the pirates. bruce bochy is five wins away from 2,000 for his career. as and astros in progress. this fan has a definite sense of style. 12 batters to the plate and astros starter wade miley didn't make it out of the top two. the astros score nine in two innings. this is not a olson has two hom. he played nine innings. what's the score going to be? a. it's going up, up, up. >> thanks, chris. >>> be sure to join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. toxic algae has killed a 11 month old puppy. we are speaking with the family and the city about what we all need to know. >>> also here, a talented high school swimmer won her race. why she was disqualified the second she got out of the water. we'll have that story and a lot more at 11:00. >>> and tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, bachel"bachelor in paradi followed by back to back episodes of "the connors". we hope you will stay tune for news at 11:00. >> stick around, jimmy kimmel live comes on at 11:35. >> a lo

johnnie: thank you. nada:lo time for a quic at some other news around the world. dia has lost contact with its lunar mission just as he was to land on the moon. prime minister narendra modi was watching in mission control in bangalore. india was hoping to beme the fourth country in history to land a scecraft on the moon. countries have met in colombia n to discuss the wildfirese amazon. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, did not attend in person but joined the meeting by phone. his pro-business policies have been accused of making the fes worse. after a while week- wild week little clarity on the next steps oftyhe brexit process. prime minier boris johnson wants to call an early election, but so far opposition parties are standing firm that it cannot happen until after an eu summit in mid-october. preventing a no-dexiprhas passed through parliament,am and here is our deputy political editor john pienaar. john: much easier, this, than leading the country. boris johnson is trying to call an election before brexit to stick to his plan, leave on me, deal or no deal.

de piedra que sienten lo que cantamos y ademÁs son su experiencias >>> el concierto igual que de johnny buenas . >> esta semana en exatlÓn estados unidos, los contendientes iniciaron con aplastante victoria por 10- 1 que les permitiÓ seguir en la fortaleza. sin embargo, el tablero del dinero volviÓ a sonreÍrles tras devolverles el favor a los azules con marcador de 10- 5. y en cita en la cima del rÍo co

johnny is this an official american recognition of the taliban as the one so called the final shots in afghanistan and therefore the americans recognize the need to do business with them from now or worse no i think there is absolutely not an official recognition of the taliban by any means and i don't think anyone within the u.s. government would support that i think there is a strong belief that the only positive outcome to this war in afghanistan is a peace process and that the way to get one started is an agreement with the taliban that involves drawing down troops conditionally and over the last year there's been an enormous amount of effort put into broadly support across the american government. that's crucial this obviously is a major major moment probably setback to the effort but regardless of where it goes and who is willing to talk to the tower and i don't perceive any sense that they recognize the taliban as a legitimate government or anything else that's how they view the afghan government we're stuck what's next do you think that this is something that was going to be pe

johnny, thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. indeed, it's fantastic to be here and to introduce more soccer into this country. it's the world number one sport. we start already now. it's the biggest event ever. it's more than four billion viewers all around the world and we will make it the biggest not only sports event, but the biggest social event that we can think of. soccer which is a big part of this country as well, and women's soccer, where you are world champion, there is much more to do, tpt whe president w saying this to me and he's right. we will announce very soon some new initiatives, thank you. >> johnny, we will have to extend my second term because 2026, i will have to extend it for a couple of years. i don't think any of you would have a problem with that. i hope you will remember me in 2026. >> oh, for sure. oh, for sure. >> thank you very much. you take care of yourself. reporter: are your talks with the taliban dead? >> they're dead. they're dead. as far as i was concerned, they're dead. they thought they had

i will turn it to johnny now. >> thanks, erica johnny your next. >> i will try to be quick so we can get some questions. first my congratulations on what was a cathartic report. identifying some of the problems that frustrated many of us in government over the years. my own journey with reiterations integration in afghanistan started when i served there in 2010 at the height of the troop surge. enormous resources thrown at every problem. there was this guy named -- who came in and said he wanted to reintegrate. he said he was a significant commander. it was very hard to prove or disprove that complain. we thought he was, he probably wasn't one of the most important people we are looking for. and the short version of that experience was that we did reintegrate him. he came with about 25 or 30 people in his tail, which was often how it worked. it did start a small movement of imitators. probably more legit than fake. but it was virtually impossible to vet these people, even with the resources, they ended up being housed in the government prop compound or another existing ad hoc facilit

and johnny western sing me.g ♪ >> reporter: one thing often ignored or misunderstood in the history of country music is the influence of african-americans. >> everything in america, every manifestation is never one thing because it's america. it's a many things. it's an alloy stronger by that combination. country music is itself born in as much african-american history as it is in what we think is sort of white rural southern history. >> reporter: so many of these musicians had black mentors. i think a lot of people don't understand that. >> no. take the mt. rushmore of early country music and say a.p. carter of the carter family, i put up there, troubobviously ha williams, obviously bill monroe, obviously johnny cash. those men all had african-american mentors. ♪ >> reporter: also covered, another sometimes sidelined part of country's history. >> the women's role in country music. you could never diminish that. you pull out loretta and patsy and connie and dolly, they're -- there's a vast void in the story of c

johnny started back in 2012. he has had ittervations in his work. i am delighted he will use his knowledge and experience in this new role. the dashboards presentations have been with us. he is now appointed as the information systems engineer. this was a created in the budget this year to held us build our dashboards and campaign finance level to the next level so we can provide tools for the public to work with the public in a way that is meaningful. he will continue on as the division working with steven massey and the team. he will do focused outreach to help community groups and others look for opportunities to partner. more research opportunities and opportunities to use the data. we will have that next month. we were excited he is filling that role. >> let me interrupt. i would love to hear what outreach you would be able to do to the community. last month there was a reporter had came from the world journal. it is a chinese newspaper. he was interesting in learning about the tools the commission has the more we can educate them about what is

why johnny depp is being charged with cultural appropriation. but first, the disarming truth, that is the focus of tonight's angle. >> the ute reaction that we received two tuesday night's angle compelled me to keep this conversation going. therefore, tonight, we dig further into the democrats plan to affect a radical transformation of america. so over the coming weeks, we are going to show you in great detail how they intend to erode your freedoms. your god-given rights. so reaching for big government utopia is going to require that the citizens ore, listen closely the citizenry be eventually disarmed. the second amendment be. and if liberals don't really trust regular people, they prefer a system where a small set of the leads and watching to make decisions for everybody else. including on issues of self defense. so clinging to guns and religion? bad. clinging to government? very good. got it? and after decades of mouthing banalities about how supposedly respect gun rights, democrats are now openly advocating gun buybacks, translation, by the

let's bring in retired marine staff sergeant fox news contributor johnny joey jones. thank you for being here. >> thanks. david: your national security concerns at the border, do they trump these projects that are having some of their funds cut? >> i don't think so. let me understand there are politics at play here and there's practical what happens if you do this. i can tell you that i served in a building in california as a bomb tech, in a building that was condemned. there were 285 of us in the marine corps when i came in and about 400 when i got out. we did one of more important jobs not a back on my back, on theirs. we did it effectively. i was on deployment. when i came back, i was hurt. when you talk about infrastructure changes, in the military, usually it's a big fat contract awarded to a couple of companies in the area and that congressman in that area is so happy to have it. there's some of that at play here that i think -- i think when you look at where this money is actually coming from, it is not affecting troop housing. it is not affecting anything -- i

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kindergarten but of course i didn't know what it meant mike is just one of thousands of people in johnny who have undergone a controversial therapy in an attempt to repress a human sexuality christianity shaped mike's life from an early age but as puberty hit he began to have sexual experiences with men. the. it was a nice time in life but then the conflict started to grow because at the same time i felt at home in christian circles where it was made very clear god doesn't want that you should lead another life. how can you stand before god this is a mortal sin. and other similar comments came from all sides. after voluntarily seeking out so-called conversion therapy might committed himself to ending all contact with homosexual friends and partners for a decade he was abstinent the loneliness brought him to the brink of suicide unemployment i reached the point where i couldn't go on anymore. but it was also because of my faith that i was too much of a coward to do it. because then i won't have been granted eternal life today i can laugh about it how stupid that it was but i was actually

and the corner suite up there is the johnny cash suite. done by my friend porkchop. >> reporter: porkchop is michaela vmike la valle who came when you first got here what was it like? >> it was kind of desolate. there wasn't much going on which attracted me. it was like a playground for artists. >> reporter: now he says it has a new energy, you can almost feel it in the air. people want to do stuff. >> reporter: asbury park was developed as a resort in the 1870s. as it grew, more than half a million people a year vacationed here along its mile and a quarter stretch of waterfront. so many people fell in love here. so many people had their first kiss, first ice cream cone. >> reporter: tim donnelly came to asbury park in 2009 to see the pretenders play at the stone pony. >> met a girl, fell in love. never left. >> reporter: okay. to donnelly, the tower on the old heating plant is a beacon. what does it say up there? >> it says protect her glory. >> reporter: what does it symbolize to you? >> to me it symbolizes freedom and creativity. >> rep

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