loners--thes--these loan terms. >> we'll be back in a moment. >> welcome back.ou're watching inside story. on today's show we're looking at president obama's new plan to make college more affordable. during his speech on thursday president obama said nothing is more important to the idea of economic mobility that you can make it if you try than a good education. let's take a look at how beneficial a college degree actually is? a study by the brookings institution shows graduates earning half a million dollars more than non-graduates over the course of their careers. and a study at georgetown university puts that number even higher, but researcher by the heritage foundation who took into account student loads, and put the number at $300,000. neil, and in las vegas, natalia, and neil, associate director of kato's educational freedom. you're out of college, your brain is full, what does it mean for your earning potential. >> it has dramatic affect on a student coming out of college. each year of college, each year beyond high school drives up earnings. i think whet

he was more capable of drifting off as a loner into his own fantasy world. >> so at the end of marchmakes the decision that he has to do something. >> six days before the shooting hinckley flies to los angeles and then boards a bus to washington d.c. from there he will go to new haven and commit his act of love for jodie foster. he even writes her another note telling her to wait for him. >> to shoot himself or kill both of them in this orgy of violence. that was his plan. >> on his way to yale hinckley stops off in d.c. he checks into the park central hotel, sleeps, gets up, and goes for a fast food breakfast. >> it was just by chance that that morning he got up at 10:00, read the paper, and saw the president was going to the hilton to talk to the afl-cio. >> saw the president's schedule on page eight of the washington star newspaper. now i'm going to see how close i can get to the president with my little gun. he wrote foster a note. takes a cab up to the washington hilton hotel, gets there, gets behind the rope lean. sees reagan approaching. pulls out his .22 caliber revolver. >>

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it was more like kind of a loner who doesn't have much else going on.would get grandiose ideas, including delusional ideas. >> he made up a whole girlfriend for his parents. for a year. she didn't exist. >> she seemed awfully real to him at times. but it's very much to manipulate his parents so that he could be off and doing what it was that he intended to do without their interfering. >> in the summer of 1980, hinckley read a story about jodie foster. the 18-year-old actress was taking a sabbatical from hollywood to attend yale university. so hinckley told his parents that he was going back to college. but at yale, not texas tech. >> so he makes up a whole elaborate ruse to his parents about how he's going to go to yale for a writing class that doesn't exist. the whole time he spent stalking foster. he finds out where she lives, slipping notes under her door, he's on the phone with her. he taped these calls. >> who is this? >> he started to yell at the recorder, hang up, hang up! because this is what we tell our wife or our daughter. you hang up right

it was more like kind of a loner who doesn't have much else going on.ose ideas, including delusional ideas. >> he made up a whole girlfriend for his parents. for a year. she didn't exist. >> she seemed awfully real to him at times. but it's very much to manipulate his parents so that he could be off and doing what it was that he intended to do without their interfering. >> in the summer of 1980, hinckley read a story about jodie foster. the 18-year-old actress was taking a sabbatical from hollywood to attend yale university. so hinckley told his parents that he was going back to college. but at yale, not texas tech. >> so he makes up a whole elaborate ruse to his parents about how he's going to go to yale for a writing class that doesn't exist. the whole time he spent stalking foster. he finds out where she lives, slipping notes under her door, he's on the phone with her. he taped these calls. >> who is this? oh, no, who is this? >> this is jodie? >> who is this? >> this is john. >> john who? oh, no, not you again. look, i really can't talk to you, okay

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every loner with a half empty beer even a waitress after a shift receives a visit from john nitto. he returns to the faces above the steaming plates before he's out into the neon lit street leaving behind a trail of rose petals bark as sacrificial hearts. thank you. [applause]. >> whenever i had writer's block i do research so i thought i would redo a section which started as writer's block and it took place in a library. i think all you need to know is my narrater is 19. the object of affection is 21. max's mother is a piannist and also polish. >> i saw little of rose after she moved her 2 valises into the nurses room on valentine's day of 1939. she did not allow a gust to drive her to the louve. she did not pause to look at me when i went to the gallery wearing a new shirt. nor did she take meals to my families. sometimes this was the best. at the dinner table my parents argued. father had been unsuccessful in keeping the newspapers from others. she practiced less and less. germany is not poland said my father. there are no contacts in berlin. >> he's a crazy man when i hear him

he was a loner. >> by the time he was 26, he had four convictions for kidnap and rape. although he's not a named suspect in the sandra koch case, former alameda county prosecutor told me it would not surprise him if alana were involved. he charged alana with murder in 1983. he was accused of bashing a woman's head with a hammer, but acquitted. while alana was in jail, he said alana stabbed another inmate 93 times with the help of another inmate. alana pled to involuntary manslaughter and served six years in prison. he was put in solitary confinement after a prison officer spotted him manufacturing weapons in a work area. alana was labeled a member of the notorious prison gang, the black gorilla family. alana denied that. cook meant alana20 years ago and briefly dated him before he was back in prison. >> former prosecutor said he sees why women were attracted to alana. he was a ladies guy. a lot of work in the courtroom during his trials, charming the court clerks and the court reporters while he was on trial for his criminal offenses. linda yee, kpix5. >>> a cooling off

i mean to back bruce but i can take i can take it in flip it around again just leave these little loners just leave these people alone leave leave them alone well that would be like a smaller and the reality is. no no we one russia is not leaving syria lone yeah but russia isn't going around the world invading countries at all russia is honoring international law that is transparent ok i don't it's not that it's not to say any thing other it's not the same thing at all not nearly so and and sim city similarly while you know one cannot defend the democratic. sensibilities of the of the syrian of the saudi regime in any by any stretch of the imagination as there is none it's not just our interest it's not just our interest we pursued there at this point if the saudi regime would descend into some kind of chaos it would be china it would be japan it would be europe who would suffer a mark far more economic damage than we would and so while i'm not defending what we have done i am saying that. exiting from this situation to a more stable situation is very going to be very very complex and i

it was more like kind of a loner who doesn't have much else going on.his parents. for a year. she didn't exist. >> she seemed awfully real to him at times. but it's very much to manipulate his parents so that he could be off and doing what it was that he intended to do without their interfering. >> in the summer of 1980, hinckley read a story about jodie foster. the 18-year-old actress was taking a sabbatical from hollywood to attend yale university. so hinckley told his parents that he was going back to college. but at yale, not texas tech. >> so he makes up a whole elaborate ruse to his parents about how he's going to go to yale for a writing class that doesn't exist. the whole time he spent stalking foster. he finds out where she lives, slipping notes under her door, he's on the phone with her. he taped these calls. >> who is this? oh, no, who is this? >> this is jodie? >> who is this? >> this is john. >> john who? oh, no, not you again. look, i really can't talk to you, okay? do me a really big favor. you understand why i can't, you know, carry on t

lou: i could go through a loner list,mccain feingold, mccain-kennedy, it goes on and on.ric, quickly, to wrap it up if you will, a couple concluding sentences? >> you know, look, lou, i think this is going to get worse before it gets better. i think there's a real possibility of civil war in egypt. the muslim brotherhood will not go quietly. they waited for decades to get to this moment where they control the presidency. it was suddenly and violently wrenched away from them, and they are a violent jihadist group. they are showing their true face now. they are inherently anti-american. we should be on the military. i don't think it's going to happen. this is going to get bloodier, though, i know that. lou: thank you for being with us, the week s "the brotherhd: america's next great enemy," recommending it highly to you. kt mcfarland, recommend her high lie throught. thank you. >> thank you. lou: mubarak on the other handed release from prison, and the brotherhood calling for a day of violence, and former ambassador to egypt joining me next. ♪ >> president obama sent the ne

so the gender-bending girl makes a pass at the loner bad boy and everyone knows.king my head hurt here. yeah, that's probably why cops dropped it like a hot potato. still don't explain the marks on her head. yeah, that's probably or why she ended up in girls' clothes the night she died. dom's got a little explaining to do. will, want to step in r a sec? sure. i'm going to need you to keep an eye on things around here for a little while. what do you mean? well, you're the senior man on the squad. they'll listen to you. have a seat. what's going on, john? i'm gonna have to take a 30-day rip, starting friday. i can use the time. i haven't been fishing in six years. iad? they're suspending you? i told them i signed off on the shooting and burrell. scotty's hands were tied. so you're taking the hit. scotty's a good cop. doesn't need some stink on his rep. and you do? (chuckles) i'm set. i've been around long enough, i don't have to worry about who's coming after me. i don't know what to say. well... say you'll keep the trains running. just for 30 days? well, who knows.

boy was a loner, you know, science nerd type. i interviewed all the kids in the neighborhood.. but this makes me think that maybe he did have some friends after all. these "rocket boys." i don't know, mack. a toy rocket's a tough sell with the bosses. i've been 39 years turning over in my sleep what could have happened to this kid. you have any idea what that does to you, detective? no one else around here will give me t time of day. and i hear you take cases nobody else will. you find this kid's murderer, maybe i can get to sleep again. rocket boys, huh? yeah, you think i'm crazy, huh? i don't think you're crazy, mack. captioning sponsored by warner bros. television you know, from our 4,000 television commercials. yep, there i am with flo. hoo-hoo! watch it! [chuckles] anyhoo, 3 million people switched to me last year, saving an average of $475. [sigh] it feels good to help people save... with great discounts like safe driver, multicar, and multipolicy. so call me today. you'll be glad you did. cannonbox! [splash!] she can't always move the way she wants. now you can. with st

i am more vulnerable to certain situations but it no loner feels like a huge burden.ie: we just saw zach. it is tough to see him like this and to feel the only way out for him is death. i guess that is a feeling you are familiar with. >> yeah. listening to his story broke my heart. i know exactly where he is at right now, feeling like there is no way out. knowing how many challenges that there are ahead of you. getting clean and sober, you have to clean up a lot of the mess that you can made. it can bee scary to think about this big task and all of the people you hurt and you disappointed. you can. there is hope. there are thousands of others just like me that have been able to turn their lives around. katie: i hope kids are watching this what would you tell kids that think that they are invincibl and that it is ok to experiment and try things and go to parties and smoke that heroin that is sitting there in that tin foil? what would you say to them? >> my goodness. it is not worth it. i have known too many people that overdosed their first time trying it. if you do yo

>> in high school, i was kind of a loner, a skinny kind of guy who didn't really get along with anybodynd i didn't have a whole lot of good friends. >> carter was raised by his single mother in spokane, washington, with his sister and brother, seth. seth was a year older, with a knack for getting into trouble. >> my brother was into -- i wouldn't say gang stuff, but he definitely had a chip on his shoulder. when i hung out with him, i would get into fights and, you know, vandalism and stuff like that. >> it got so bad, ty's mom threw seth out of the house. why did he go? >> wherever he was going to go. he didn't spend much time at the house any way. he was off with his friends and eventually he would just come home and do some bad things and he would get kicked out, and that's how it went for a while. >> with his brother gone, ty straightened up. graduated high school. and headed to the marine corps in 1998. why did you join the marines out of high school? >> one of the reasons was i had gotten in trouble as a teenager, and it was a constant step to push my life in the right direction.

they said they were a loner, they had an online community and that was basically it. if all they have is online community, if it's a better online community -- [inaudible] >> they want to destroy what exists. >> that's an overly ambitious goal on our part if we think we can eliminate that, but maybe this will contribute to attracting people to a more civil discourse and lifestyle. >> i know that you and abe foxman our good friends come and i just wanted how you decided, whose idea was it to write this book, and do you have any good stories but sitting around together, talking about, you know, i know he is so much to offer and so do you comment and just -- >> itel in the book that abe has enormous talent, but being an early adopter is not one of them. he keeps referring to it as a blueberry instead of a blackberry and things like that. [laughter] as a civil rights leader he has understood since 1986 the adl published a report called bulletin boards of hate where you put the phone into cradle. so he has understood and has the foresight to devote the resources of late to

they can engage the loner animals. one new york city dog trainer does ipad lessons, teaching them to nose the screen to activate apps. three popular apps for cats have been downloaded a million times. shoot me in the face. discuss anyway how shall in here. >> lightning roooooouuuunnnnnndd. lightning round. >> dana, you actually pitched this story, so i'm guessing you think it is genius even though it is cruel to torture your pet like this. >> you might be surprised. i am against this. >> wow. >> yeah. it is preposterous, over the top, first world-type problem. i would prefer my dog to be outside and running and playing and doing all of the things dogs used to do. >> that's delightful. even when you are not around let them roam free and get hit by a truck. >> i never really leave them alone. at the park he was chasing a bubble and i gave the guy five bucks. >> i know what else she said with bubble. >> i saw a skinny armenian man. gavin, this is supposed to entertain spets stranded alone, but is it better to let him chew

focus on the first day of school being this make or break moment in which your kid is going to be a lonerng in the cafeteria all by themselves or be with the in crowd and there are plenty of kids going back to school this fall who have hand me downs from their sister or clothes from the spring that fit and it's giving this message that strikes not just this deep chord of anxiety within parents of kids fitting in, but within kids the anxiety of the first day back to school is, it's a new social configuration, will i fit in and what does it take to make sure i have friends and considered to be popular. >> yeah. how shallow can this ad be that a kid will define his or her sense of worth by whether he -- the right jc penney clothes. are you kidding me? >> right. i mean it's materialism and i think we expect more, especially for jc penney being a brand sort of in a tumble, to come out with a much more wholesome like stand tall within yourself, confidence comes from within and you can look great. >> there's a purpose to this and i think that they are trying to say, we are cool. and you might no

he's a bit of a loner says knox. >> every goat's got his own personality. the analogy of high school is actually great for goats: because, with a herd, you've got these little subgroups that are very clique like. there might be four or five >> holman: one local resident brought her dog for a walk and was glad to see the cemetery get its due. >> the cemetery is washington's best kept secret. attention from eco-goats getting and that was the whole purpose! >> holman: retired surgeon massimo righini has lived in washington 50 years. what about cleaning up the cemetery's namesake institution? >> i don't think there are any goats in the world that can clean up congress right now. it's probably un-digestable. >> holman: be that as it may, the herd has four more days to work its wonders on at least this part of capitol hill. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: president obama pledged to make the nation's surveillance programs more transparent in an effort to restore public trust. the president also said he's >> the state department plans to reop

gave me a loner which was filthy. >> bed bugs?ed bugs all over my kid now. who knows. customer service was so unhelpful and rude on the phone. anyway, we finally got it back. hand delivered it to us. but american airlines, tsk, tsk, tsk. never flying with them again. >> does it feel good to have a national platform to vent. >> yes, i shouldn't do that. >> well done. well done. >> coming up our two-part "the skinny," not one, but two. meet the cast in the muppets movie. >> and a bonus round, who is telling justin bieber to clean up his act? you are watching "world news now." et the cast in the muppets movie. >> and a bonus round, who is telling justin bieber to clean up his act? you are watching "world news now." you ♪ ♪ skinny so skinny >> all right time for round one of our "skinny" for today. al roker, overslept. can you believe it? the first time it happened, basically in his entire career. >> you're forgiven, al. >> how many years? >> 39 years. hit the snooze button one too many times. slept through the 6:00 early morning show

. >> eric johns was definitely a loner in the jail system, but he developed his own method of survival us how during his first stay in jail he sent a message to ward off any predatory inmates. >> the first time i came in, the first thing i did was i looked for the biggest guy in the unit and decked him. that's how i lost my front teeth. i got my teeth knocked out. but, they said at that point, either that guy is crazy or he's bad, but we're going to leave him alone. he just ain't worth it. it worked. i am a caucasian male, i speak english. i'm educated. i'm the oddball and i realize that. actually, this looks like one of the better meals. you should be here on pigeon night. i think they call it chicken night everywhere else. there is nothing in here that fascinates me or makes me happy. this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> seeing many of the same inmates cycle in and out of their facilities is not uncommon for most jail officials. nor is it unusual for certain types of inmates to be housed together, as we discovered during a visit to the fifth floor of t

. >> he's always been a loner, enjoyed his privacy.yone but himself and do what he and his family need. so in my opinion, that's the reason why he's nervous about that. that's quite a responsibility. i found that just having him be acknowledged this way and people starting to ask me these questions it's been quite a responsibility on my part, too. that hopefully i can portray his feelings, my feelings, the family's feelings in a way that bring respect from our family, to the army and to this nation. bill: he's been dealing with post traumatic stress disorder. he has been very public about it. what he talks about is the invisible wound. he says know that they are not damaged, they are simply burdened with living with what others do not. how is he doing? >> he's doing pretty good. all of them. that experience that. so they are experiencing it now. they will wake up in the middle of the night at a include itle click or a flash of light, and they will immediately be awake and not be able to go back to sleep for hours. the idea of them just

in men let me know what kind of country i was sleeping in ♪ ♪ well you couldn't stay a loanerloan lonermy wickedness has reached our little town ♪ ♪ seems she learned about the boy i used to hang around ♪ ♪ we'd robbed a great lakes, killed a couple manen aboard ♪ ♪ when i told her, her eyes flickered ♪ ♪ all the things that she suspected i'd expected her to fear was the truth that drew her to me when i landed here ♪ ♪ there's a man who kwauks beside me he is who i juiced to be ♪ ♪ and i wonder if she sees him and confuses him with me ♪ ♪ i wonder who she's pining for on nights i'm not around could it be the man who did the things i'm living down ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well i carved a cross in live oak in a box ♪ and buried her so deep she'd touched the water table line ♪ ♪ i picked up what i needed and i headed south again to myself i wondered would i ever find another friend ♪ ♪ there's a man who walks beside her he is who i used to be and i wonder if she sees him and confuses him with me ♪ >> now don't go away. we'll be right back with more from jason isbell. you're watching "cbs this morning satur

we're a nation of loners. >> alone together, carol.s report and some of this goes back to our own life choices. more people are actually choosing to live alone. as they put off getting married, it also means, hey, they are living the single life a lot longer. also, you've got factoring into this a lot of people are living longer and living healthier. you're seeing elderly people staying in their own homes instead of assisted living and nursing homes. then, believe it or not, technology is factoring into this as well. technology actually helped drive this change because social media keeps us all connected. who knows, living alone doesn't feel as lonely. but that's sad if you rely on facebook as your companion. so as of last year, the numbers are this. 27% of households were made up of people living alone. compare that to 17% in 1970. carol? >> what about all of those boomerang kids that moved in with their parents? they need company. >> that's a good point. that did happen, the boomerang kids moving in with their parents. it's still hap

i'm a loner. >> god daddy.for by the fox broadcasting company >>> welcome to "dish nation." i'm rickeyy from right here in atlanta, georgia. hey, right now, all the way country, in l.a., heidi and frank. >> yeah! >> hey, rickey. we were able t find the in cancer, thanks to chris rock and pamela anderson. >> you know you need it, rickey. we've got today's rick squish. >> let's see what's going on in the dfw. what's up, dallas? >> hey, what's up?zg1@&hc& >> throw your hands in the air, kelly. >> you missed it. >> check it out. i tonignow if you guys have a hot date this weekend. >> let's hope date doesn't show up with oprah hair. what is that? >> britney spears versus christina aguilera. >> but first, we talk about judges, and the believers out there, there's been a bieber fiasco. >> that's right. let's get it started right here in atlanta! >> you'll never guess what sparked a nghtclub brawl with justin bieber. >> what? a white bow tie. let's break this down. nightclub in southampton. justin bieber chilling with