that's really what underlies this stigma around loneliness. >> so why is loneliness now an epidemic?re prevalent than we thought it was. but the data is also showing that there are more adults who admit to being lonely now than just two decades ago. and there are several possible reasons for this. number one, people have more mobile now than they ever have been. people move away from their communities and their home. there are record numbers of people who are actually living alone. we also know that technology has had a potential role here. technology can help or hurt. it's simply a tool. for too many people, technology has led to substituting online connections for offline in-person connections. and ultimately, i think that has been harmful. >> looking at your phone instead of talking to someone. >> exactly. or spending time on facebook or another social media, thinking that is equivalent to sitting down and seeing a friend and talking to them face-to-face. >> is it more common in men than in women? >> well, the data is interesting on that. we have reason to believe that men may be

it turns out loneliness is a reduction in your lifespan.moking. it's greater than the impact on mortality than obesity and part of it is because loneliness places us in a stress state. thousands of years ago if you wore connected to other people, you were more likely to be connected to a food supply. when you're disconnected. you're in a stress state. >> do companies and business -- is it worth building in more time for folks to get better? cbs news has a walking club. it's like coffee breaks or happy hours where everyone needs to get together.>> the quality of time is what matters. giving people time to get together during happy hour that can help to some extent but some feel they're taking time away from the family and work, what do they end up doing? talking about work because that's what they end of having in kmob. instead get to know people what are their values what drives people what are spare experiences and inspirations and outside of work. people hunger to be known authentically and far too many people feel invisible right now. >>

the new scheme aiming to tackle loneliness and improve health among older people.he biggest match of their lives, england's teenagers prepare to face spain in the under—17 world cup final. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the spanish government has begun implementing direct rule over catalonia, a day after its parliament declared independence. madrid has stripped the region of its autonomy and the interior ministry of the national government has taken control of the regional police force. in the last hour, catalonia's regional president, carlos puigdemont, has called for "democratic opposition" to madrid's move. our correspondent gavin lee reports from barcelona in catalonia. squashing the insurrection, the spread of headlines across spanish newspapers this morning read the same. the spanish government has opted for the so—called nuclear option to deal with catalan separatists after their proclamation of independence yesterday. the reasons parliament has been dissolved, separatist leaders will be removed from office and elections have been called just before

i do not remember having experienced a feeling of greater loneliness, he insisted. it was as though we were deserted by all the world. the rebel ruse worked. the battle would not warp -- not war back to life for two hours. the confederates had hoped to prepare an afternoon early a counterattack but dh l hastily put together -- it simply wasn't to be. colonel william with the 17th michigan, only two weeks into the service, they entered the fray. the exposed flanks, which held the left of the brigadier general. his brigade held the left of the entire confederate line. troops from three separate federal divisions in very short order, in the space of an hour. the cert -- the third south carolina. it was wiped from history. losses approaching 78%. nor does a get any better for the confederates. new englanders and pennsylvania, command. rothman's whose troops got lost in a laurel and never made their way up to the mountain to pull the trigger. lining was the late afternoon arrival of the brigadier general. he suspended the arrest. and now ordered him to lead his men with

not that we should all be sad about that you can always come back that loneliness with money. is a big if we have a psychological problem or we have a burn out then entire families can be ruined if a super rich millionaire has such a problem and they build a museum or go on a trip to the moon with the danger of being seduced by the supposed complete freedom is extremely great is extreme because. thomas durian says that many rich people have fears of loss they worry about losing their money or about becoming a target for criminals. and as a business person or a wealthy person you worry that you remain safe that you're not abducted that your children are safe there are people who then take an interest in you who start stalking you online or via letters or by standing on your doorstep these things can happen and it's tough because we can't understand it these are complete strangers of course you don't ask yourself whether you can still live safely and you fear for your own life. safety and security that's what the rich long for wealth scientist almost a billion here is that a lot

and sort of the mirror image of it is the loneliness and isolation. there is just an unbelievable amount of data over the last decade. about the basic things that drive human happiness. and not a real question for the audience. but rhetorical. how many variables go into the equation of whether or not you are happy. four or five. the first time i was asked this question. arthur brooks, has a book the conservative heart. he's really into the happiness literature. the first time he asked about this i figure i guess the equation has 400 inputs. it's a leading question. maybe it's 80. it's four. besides your dna. university of minnesota has a twins letture on 300 identical twins separated at birth. half of wlorhether or not you'r happy is moms faults. half is in the genes. anything you can control, there are four availables. they are do you have a family, do you have friends, i don't mean senate friends. actually cory really is my friend. but i don't mean the sort of my god frepd as you're about to rip somebody's head off in a debate. i don't mean social m

yes, it does look like a loneliness advert, that united would add by a charity ahead of christmas timemay won't see anything for eight days or whatever over christmas. i do wonder how this picture has been allowed to be taken, because it is not a great look, is it? and i'm not sure how... allowed by who, by her advisers kiss by her advisers and her deep. it is a strange dog to be —— it is a strange shots to be getting on a bit. tenner that the point, you'd think if you were part of the prime minister's team, you'd be so on top of this sort of thing, and... this isa of this sort of thing, and... this is a gift! this is a gift of the media, and it was waiting to happen. what is your hard on the talks. do you think there is going to be a breakthrough come december, and suddenly, they are going to start looking at a trade deal? yes, i think so, because they believe that eve ryo ne think so, because they believe that everyone thinks that it is really in their interest to leave without a deal? i don't think theresa may think that a good idea, and i don't think that a good idea, and i don't t

drug a lot of guys lean toward to numb the pain to numb the loneliness the numb the. just the hurt. just to get away from reality and i've heard of guys committed suicide. i've heard of guys were. they just go downhill and get incarcerated here. and many others are clinging to the hope that one day they will be reunited with their families really understand that the suppress said now for the family is not so good they found an unlikely ally in the cambodian government which is now refusing to accept any more convicted felons until they agree ment with america is renegotiated the one in the us make my society over there they also. condemn the government why do you make these people come back to come and make them separate from their family but it's not compassion driving the cambodian government it's money the us has been paying cambodia nine hundred fifty dollars for every deportivo it takes but cambodia wants a high of fifty we need more more and more. money either to make those people can live. like the other people in the country so how much are you seeking in compensation per do

older americans dealing with loneliness and veterans. the hope is to get rid of the stigma that often surrounds conversations about depression, anxiety, mental health. last year more than half a million was raised. they're hoping to raise about $600,000 today. they're starting at 8:30 this morning and we have a team from nbc 10 and telemundo taking part. we begin here and we'll flong you along on nbc 10. from the parkway i'm randy gyllenhaal, nbc news. >> we'll get it to you immediately by tuesday or wednesday. >> it will take a few days, tuesday or wednesday. >> mr. president, that's not good enough. >>ic takes a few days unless you join fema prime. fran grenier. new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and stand up to career politicians like steve sweeney. if we wa

it's a good base despair and loneliness and. in. oh very good things for school.one in italy and raised in france caliber only has constantly reinvented herself in the one nine hundred ninety s. she was an internationally successful top model. then in two thousand and two she made a splash in the music business with the release of her debut album. rising her own songs got old over a million copies worldwide. in february two thousand and eight bruni married the then french president nicolas sarkozy and became france's first lady thank you. now she's hoping her new collaboration with canadian music producer david foster will continue her musical success story. bernie says her choice of songs to record often just came to her in the studio like miss you by the rolling stones. so. why you see. i think this album will remain. a very great musical moment was a lot of pleasure and a lot of fun a lot of. you know really creativity classic songs from a variety of genres carla bruni adding her own french time. who is like. this. to my little. painful. peers right drew. and t

these people for different for loneliness so. they made and frustrating. we're going to enter and trying it in people. here rage against another person one with somebody else. they owe anything to take the fust ration now because they had too much else to do . psychologists and sociologists who what with criminals consistently say that lack of respect is the trick. and aggression all that's left to people is the maintenance of self-respect and so if that's threatened in some way then you see these violent and aggressive reactions. police make say two teenage boys and hitting euro girl on a gunfight in a birthday party or a privately owned club this is not unusual they've had a lot of people killed in this in the past few years high school students killing each other you know in and you know this is you never know when you're going to be wrong and. i would love to walk to work or ride a bike to work you know puts is only like two miles down the road but i'm too scared to ride a bike or walk home at midnight always worry about walking parking always so with

and the parliament issue that these laws were passed contravening parliamentary rules and got the loneliness and status of autonomy which needs two thirds of of. m.p.'s for beginning its amendment their rule in looking at the lonia which favors secession of some form of secession doesn't have this number show this is where these specific point of the crisis started now there are a whole east move today was rather shrewd because he following in you know after liberation in the band that's light not affected he send a similar message like the good invoke article one hundred fifty five of the constitution which good until a number of restrictive measures of cut alone me also turn on me but not immediately and he says can push him on to clarify while in parliament he made pleas for dialogue and that we are open to to constitutional reform not everything but everything within the rule of law so no certainly the ball is back in pushed amongst court but we we still come to the point which would you just mention that the cattle on parliament and that government they did not have the required percent

your own list and then look at the loneliness i see us not just of this i say it's a nice true shoot i cherish it should give life must. first. so now five more children have returned home to russia after they were recognized by their extended family the panel of guests what should be done to help the remaining oh so it's for some foremost these are children that the not responsible for the actions of their many fathers or their mothers on this should be treated as individuals in their own right to have protections on of the convention of the rights for children if we look at policy. experiences like the children of to use a horrible example them out so yes those children were to be reeducated and they were reinterpreted into the boy you know showing them the benefits of society i'm showing them the wrongs of what was. carried out in their parents' names there's around about five thousand given to children in the in the caliphates when the fall those are killed the mothers then go off to the camps and they take the show and with them we don't really know the numbers that are in the c

that national community is what is happening in qatar lonelier and also and we are making calls here in order to receive some international support. in the process of negotiating with a. percentage of government with the first option currently doubtful catalonia now may well look at other options as well that could include its regional government going ahead with declaring independence and that could happen as early as next monday. if they're out of the ninety eight hour an extraordinary meeting will take place next monday ninth of october it's a debate to make an imagination of the results of the referendum in other words to declare the independence of catalonia couple who was once an independent country twenty years ago if you stop watching not only have you been into the course of reporting already so i don't see what but i don't reject the concerned a bit i think uploading and shooting the potential with those who live many other parts of you watching with interest as to what is clued you but i think we have to look at a couple of you know its own merits given all that is happeni

final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money kill the loneliness and spending to get to the twenty million. it's an experience like nothing else because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful game great so what chance with. the base this morning. seems wrong but all in all just don't call. me lol just to stamp out these days to come out ahead and in the game because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle while the mainstream media and the chattering classes obsess over donald trump's call to a gold star family the pentagon's growing footprint in africa was publicly revealed it would appear it doesn't.

entire evening's presentation could be made just from reading excerpts that had this much heart and loneliness in them. a few times between 1892 and 1894, elliott was granted permission to visit his daughter in new york. i quote from someone to watch over me, they would spend the day walking around central park, spinning out fantasies of the ideal life they would have together when he finally got a house of his own and was able to bring her and her brother to live with them -- live with him. had.a fantasy, the father one wonders if elliott knew it was just that. one wonders if eleanor knew it was just that. , and whense walks they were not together, when kepttt was in abington, he reminding eleanor what a splendid human she was, regardless of what she continued to hear elsewhere. it was he who laid the foundation for a future in which everyone would realize what a splendid being eleanor roosevelt was. no one else wrote her letters like that. no one else wrote her letters at all, for the most part. no one else felt like that about her when she was a child. no one. these letters ended in 1894 be

the new scheme aiming to tackle loneliness and improve health among older people.ch of their lives — england's teenagers prepare to face spain in the under—17 world cup final. and spotting fake news and debunking the people in power — the people trying to sort fact from fiction — that's coming up in click at 12.30. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. spain has begun to assert direct rule over catalonia. the spanish prime minister, mariano rajoy, announced last night that madrid was taking control, after the catalan parliament voted to establish an independent republic. the region's leaders have been sacked, its parliament has been dissolved and regional elections have been called for december. andrew plant reports. the streets of barcelona, catalonia's capital, where crowds have been celebrating through the night after the regional government here declared its independence from spain. translation: every citizen is clear about the goal. the price we will pay perhaps is expensive. but here we do things well, we work well here, and we respect everybody. si, si, si

the whole series wouldn't work the same way it was about the loneliness and desperation and needing toback to what you were saying about the spasm of anger. why do you you think hollywood and the industry has become so hostile to president trump? >> traditionally they have always been -- jesse: this is different. the hatred and hostility towards this president -- >> i have never seen anything -- you are exactly right. even if you support this guy it's a visceral anger. jesse: you are a white supremacist if you support the president. >> i will not give my standards. i believe we are a better society and we can engage each on the-mile-an-hour intelligent conversation without having to slit the throat of the other person so they can't talk. jesse: the other big crime coming out of the industry is harvey weinstein. >> we have enough sins in our own backyard that it's time to weed our own garden. it's not that it don't support people's constitutional right to support what they support. what i don't like is the silencing of an opposing opinion because people don't paul feel the same way. sma

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first thing as a whole but there's a there's an important you know that i want to make that the loneliness of the enemy he's not suspended that generally does the exit. applies to countenance that you don't know me you know a little buggers remains so does the continent parliament is not suspended but day there is too there is indeed is direct rule of the political level that means that the government has requested and apparently has obtained consent to do this so the political level that is the sofa you consider and assume or insist i think is that this is a really really important key point that you're making so i'm going to actually ask you to repeat it to really drill down on this because the nuance of all this matters could you explain that again. yeah they generally don't is the executive board that that rules get along and that's again done in government entities it is laid out there who politically by going to switch him on this that you know that is the that is the two cent nineteen's and sodas they've got them in parliament ok there's restricted not done to me and this is true an

without a jaw and the necessary pathways to breathe his life could have been filled with despair and loneliness unable to speak i say i still had a lot to say and arizona based rapper trap house was there to help. and was writing lyrics when the two started working together and it was beautiful the sales oceans our oxygen to fly available on i tunes benefit the children's miracle network hospitals and are helping thousands of young people around the world see that a voice is more than what comes out of your mouth it's what comes from your hearts in the lyrics of a cost i don't care what the people say i don't ever say can't or won't here's to bringing with voice all the voiceless to the world. that is our show for you to day or help you show good ozone layer all those good positives in hollywood to show that all right remember everybody in this world we are told or love that. i love you. and i'm top of the wall and people are watching all those walks out there every great. we. heard. a lot no i mean we're not of. the mission of newsworthy it is to go to the people tell their side of the story o

the loneliness alone let us take on the risk ourselves we're a big bank and so they don't like the clearing houses right to some extent so maybe that's where mr cohen is coming from but sort of miffed me quite ok what would you you say it's pretty clear cut that they're valuable for the financial system we need them why is gary come say in that they could be such a risk which have outlived which of outlived their usefulness i mean you know we were coming from what's his reasoning behind i've been really turning it off to us i've been trying to think about this for the last several days lindsay and i can't get into the fellow's head. so let me say what the best i could come up with. and before i say it let me just i'm really glad he's there i think he's one of the super sane guys and he's needed for the financial system you know took a big salary cut to go into government and so you know kudos to him and i am glad that he is in the administration doing what he's going to do that said back in the day when he was c.e.o. of a large investment bank goldman sachs two thousand six seven eight i su

the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill the loneliness and spend the two to twenty million. books it's an experience like nothing else on the because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful game great so it will pull chance with. the mix. seemed wrong but all in all just don't call. me. yet to stamp out this thing to come out ahead and engagement it close to trail. when something find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. the. coming up on r t tensions between washington and tehran as a donald trump is expected to decertify the iran nuclear deal. and the road to recovery in las vegas more than a week after a gunman opened fire on a concert authorities are still searching for his motive. then thousands of people take to the streets in barcelona but this time they're rallying against independence from spain the story later in the show.

one is the community as we dwight up into smaller and smaller groups and there is alienation and lonelinesshe second is our societal addiction to discord. i just have been watching it play out on cnn today. even our leaders who are supposed to be bringing us together have become discord junkies. we are teaching our people the discipline of listening to each other and caring about each other and respecting the dignity of people with whom they disagree. the third is violence. our treating of violence as what makes us matter. we see that the violence enshrined in the laws and our entertainment industry and in the surging industry of producing and selling of mass killings. that's a way to make this tragedy have some meaning. >> and bishop, collectively, you as a member of this group called the bishops united against gun violence which includes 70 advocating for stricter laws including background checks on all gun purchases. the group saying this on the website. we must ground our arguments in an ethic of shared responsibility, support them with logic and credible data and articulate them with a

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it became a symbolic picture to the loneliness of the job. so much bigger than the caption. imagecture is a beautiful of the president of the united states alone in the oval office. every time my camera was out of a leica camera, you do not use a motor. it is very quiet. you run out of film, if you want to change it, it makes a certain type of noise. there is no whirring of the motor. noise.s a bit of i would look down to make the noise and never look up. up, i would catch the eye of the president. i did not want him to notice me. i hoped he would not notice me or the noise if i did not look at him. ometime if you are doing something noisy and you do not want someone to know about it, act as if you are alone. i would not look up. i was thinking they are going to ask me to leave, this is a good break or they would say thank you diana. the press person was always trying to take me out. as quietly as i could and lift my camera to continue. a lot of times i could continue and sometimes they thought i had enough. sometimes, i would leave before to. asked ne me i did that for two

we don't talk about better protection for women and problems of loneliness. even asking yourself the question, might i be struggling with something. so when you don't have those kinds of conversations it can lead down devastating roads to acting out in this way or to suicide. so if we are not having those conversations, we are not getting to the root issue which is why do people kill people. i have been attacked opening twitter because of something i said on this show. when somebody kills 80 people in a truck in nice, you don't talk about the truck. we don't have that. there is a disconnect. you just talk about guns. my point is if you had no beguns -- robby: what would it look like in practice to take guns away from people. the left is screaming that donald trump is a -- is a farb s fascist. kennedy: the bump stock the shooter used to make his weapons fire more rapidly. >> it's a cheap attachment you can put on the gun and it makes it slide back and forth so the rate of fire increases substantially, almost that an automatic weapon. they are reportedly sellin

dealing with depression and loneliness and increasingly our military veterans seeing a spike. the hope today getting rid of the stigma around mental health, depression, and anxiety. we spoke with families today hoping to make a change. >> growing up i knew something but because of the stigma, she didn't tell anyone. we schenn passed away in 2016 we read her journals where she was suffering but because of the stigma is why we're all here. our voices need to be heard. >> never give up. always go on. and there is a tomorrow. but we need to talk. we need to tell someone if we're hurting. we need to let someone know, i need help. >> reporter: and last year the organization in this walk raised $500,000. this more they're hoping for even more. again, 6,000 people will take part in this walk that starts in just a little bit including this team from nbc 10 and telemundo. >>> coming up, a show of support. how jay z used his musical support to help in an ongoing controversy across. >>> plus how a situation is unfolding this weekend when it comes to the nuclear debate. dad, we got the car

it's great to decrease the anxiety, depression and loneliness.kuoobo. >> next time my wife's out of time. >> kuoobo is filling in. >> pat, i like it. >> i'll take one of each. steve, thank you. >>> it is pretty tough to avoid around this time of year, we're talking not gadgets, but candy. ralcandidate for'm governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. >>> well this week expert whisky makers will be at george washington's mount vernon estate. they're going to make a new whisky to commemorate the opening of washington's distillry. at the time of his death in 1799, washington ran the largest distillry in the country. >>> loads and loa

we don't talk about better protection for women and problems of loneliness. even asking yourself the question, might i be struggling with something. so when you don't have those kinds of conversations it can lead down devastating roads to acting out in this way or to suicide. so if we are not having those conversations, we are not getting to the root issue which is why do people kill people. i have been attacked opening twitter because of something i said on this show. when somebody kills 80 people in a truck in nice, you don't talk about the truck. we don't have that. there is a disconnect. you just talk about guns. my point is if you had no beguns -- robby: what would it look like in practice to take guns away from people. the left is screaming that donald trump is a -- is a farb s fascist. kennedy: the bump stock the shooter used to make his weapons fire more rapidly. >> it's a cheap attachment you can put on the gun and it makes it slide back and forth so the rate of fire increases substantially, almost that an automatic weapon. they are reportedly sellin

>> i can certainly understand the loneliness of high office and i can certainly understand the frustrationne, but that is why we elect people to be chief executives. the things that we accomplished in my own state when i was governor during a recession were not easy and required a lot of compromise and required treating people with the dignity and respect that every person deserves especially those that are elected to pass laws and reach compromises that serve the interests of families all across the united states. the president doesn't really -- this president has demonstrated that he neither has the capacity to do that and to treat people decently and with dignity nor does he have the interest in doing that unless they want to play golf with them and scamper around like a lap dog and wear his red hat. >> martin o'malley, very good to see you. thank you so much. >> the president making a new push on the nfl kneeling issue. why does he keep bringing this topic up? ♪ so we created the only bed that adjusts on both sides to 9 out of 10 couples prefer a different mattress firmness, your ideal

comfort of your supporters and the defense of everyone's interest i am aware or i think i am, of the loneliness or uncertainty and the pressure you're under. >> of course it's not just puigdemont who is lonely in those thoughts mariano rajoy is facing a challenge in madrid. he has members of his own party on the far right pushing him to crush this catalan rebellion he himself, you know, he's speaking there now to the madrid parliament the senate, the upper body of that chamber will be voting later today. we expect a vote mid afternoon to ratify article 155. he's not obliged to use those measures once he has the ability do so. once it's added to the official state bulletin, those will come into his powers. he's having a meeting with his cabinet this afternoon so we should see the use of these measures he called for how the catalans will react to that, it's not clear they say it could lead to a declaration of independence. many think that's symbolic at this stage because it wouldn . >> because it wouldn't be accepted by madrid what happened to the credibility of mr. puigdemont after all this back

this loneliness of the kurds is frankly, for me and for any democrats who listen to us, should be heartbreakingeat film about the peshmerga, the fighters who have fought against isis with the united states. >> they fought for us. the peshmerga, they wear the shield, they wear the sword, they wear the rampart of the west, and instead of rewarding them for their sacrifice, we close the door to them when they want to come in the club of the democracies. >> anything that erdogan, the mullahs and the iraqi shia hate, there must be something good about this. >> i think bernard is correct about the tragic history of the kurds and the bad treatment they have gotten in the past. and in a just world, they would deserve a better life, a unify ed community and a better state. but the fact is that the world doesn't necessarily run according to ideals and the fact is they're scattered among several different countries which -- >> no. the iraqi kurds -- >> iraqi kurdish independence creates a potential problem for all the other countries that -- >> why? why? >> because they feel their kurds will either want t