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. >> reporter: solitude in a crowd. this cafeteria set up a new seating arrangement and students have a name for it. botch is japanese for alone. that's what these wall side tables offer students looking for private space. and when there is not a wall a partition works just as well. >> translator: i don't have to worry about other people. it's nice to eat alone. >> translator: i feel more comfortable eating alone when i want to check twitter or chat online. >> reporter: the manager says botch seats have been good for business. customer numbers are up ten percent. >> translator: we have all kinds of students these days. i think setting up the botch seats help widen the choices available for those who want to eat alone. >> reporter: these entrepreneurs are also offering solitude. anytime, any place. their product is made from cardboard. assemble the box. attach your smart phone or tablet computer and the private screening begins. inside you got the best seat in the house. the solo theaters go on sale soon. the developer i

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one person is enjoying solitude on the beach. spencer christian, the king of solitude. >> oh! >> well, i'm king of something. here is live doppler 7 hd. high clouds moving through and otherwise clear skies throughout the bay. looking live at golden gate bridge, traffic is flowing nicely. it's 66, 67 degrees in san francisco. 71 in oakland and mountain view. 61 in half moon bay. here is a view of the setting sun. there is some beautiful sun sets. 80 in fairfield. and here is a view from our south beach camera. looking at clear skies, these forecast features, mild to warm again, tomorrow, cloudier and cooler conditions this weekend. there is a chance of rain. taking a look at hurricane patricia. winds 150 miles per hour and closer category 5 storm expected to make land fall tomorrow. there are hurricane warnings that could be a devastated rain producer. and it approaches the coast of mexico. in the bay area, high pressure is building back briefly. but we're going to have high clouds overriding that high pressure ridge. here is our forecast, we've been looking for rain this weeke

solitude, spend time reading the bible and in prayer. i will say one thing that was really encouraging in the first two debates, after the first debate, in the 100 hours that followed, we raised over a million dollars. after the second debate, we did not raise a million dollars in 100 hours, we raised a million dollars in 48 hours. i have been very encouraged by the response we have seen coming out of the debate and i hope we continue to move forward, keep building the momentum. host: finally, if snl asks you to guest host, would you do it? sen. cruz: absolutely. i grew up watching snl as a kid. her political satire -- there ir political satire is hysterical. larry david is bernie. i am sure donald will knock it out of the park. host: republican from texas, presidential candidate, thank you for being here with us tonight. long,ame tha campaign c-span takes you on the road to the white house. we're take your comments on facebook, twitter, and by the phone. as always, every campaign event that we cover is available on her website, c-span.o

one person is enjoying solitude on the beach. spencer christian, the king of solitude. >> oh!ll, i'm king of something. here is live doppler 7 hd. high clouds moving through and otherwise clear skies throughout the bay. looking live at golden gate bridge, traffic is flowing nicely. it's 66, 67 degrees in san francisco. 71 in oakland and mountain view. 61 in half moon bay. here is a view of the setting sun. there is some beautiful sun sets. 80 in fairfield. and here is a view from our south beach camera. looking at clear skies, these forecast features, mild to warm again, tomorrow, cloudier and cooler conditions this weekend. there is a chance of rain. taking a look at hurricane patricia. winds 150 miles per hour and closer category 5 storm expected to make land fall tomorrow. there are hurricane warnings that could be a devastated rain producer. and it approaches the coast of mexico. in the bay area, high pressure is building back briefly. but we're going to have high clouds overriding that high pressure ridge. here is our forecast, we've been looking for rain this weekend. su

i think i have always looked for a high degree of solitude.ful haven for me as a child. as a place where i could find that solitude and find something i was passionate about. music to my mind is a crucial part of all poems. the rhythm of it, the rhythm of the line. the long vowel, the short vowel. if i can hear a line that is intriguing and is interesting rhythmically, then i can follow it toward my 50 to 100 drafts, which is about how long it takes me to do a poem. "storm" "one minute a slender pine, indistinguishable from the others. the next, its trunk horizontal still green. the jagged stump a nest for the flickers. one minute high wind and rain, the skies lit up the next a few bright winking stars the lashing of the brook. one minute, an exaltation in the apple trees, the shadblow trees. the next, white trash on the ground. new birds or the same birds crowding the feeder." to write poems, i have to remind myself sometimes to go out into the world. i love the natural beauty. i love living in the country. i love the solitude. but to only do

. >> mary's place has provided a place where i can calm -- >> solitude, trust judgment hope >> i feeletter already. people have very big hearts. >> when i was invited here walked through the door and for the first time since my treatment i absolutely felt strength. >> there is one problem. they can't service many women as they would like to so they came up with a solution. they bought a brand-new state-of-the-art bill from the ground up 10 veteran facility two blocks away. >> we will be owning this, and have handicap accessibility. just short of six years and we have to turn people away because we don't have the room. >> mary's place is run completely on donations. if you go to their web site mary's place by the c..org you can donate to the campaign from revlon to the nonprofit that raises the most money wins $1 million. it should go a long way for these amazing women that if you want to know more or to donate tweet me at chasing rohan and you can always tweak michelle at chasing the news. >> toilet for rent. new yorkers flocked to the post. new york city rents tubbs i get it but real

of people telling me they were watching the patriots game on channel 4 when suddenly all of the solitude of the huge explosion and again repeating what fire officials are telling me anybody who was in the house was able to escape. you can see investigators here job number one that they know that everybody's okay is figuring out how this explosion happened and what the deal is and certainly the suspicion is this is a gas explosion but obviously we have to make sure we'll stay on this story and have an update later on tonight. jim smith wbz news back to you. >> a dorchester man is under arrest after an armed assault early this morning. police tell us a woman was attacked and thrown to the ground near park drive as the suspect attempted to steal her purse. when the victim fought back that's when the attacker slashed her with a knife. police were able to arrest himself blocks away. the woman suffered nonlife-threatening wounds. >>> two people rushed to the hospital after a car crashes through the front of a dunkin' donuts in canton. it happened at washington and church streets in the center

you'd think after 2,600 miles of hiking, after weeks of solitude, and sometimes days without food, you'd think finishing the pacific crest trail would have been eugene's favorite memory of the trek. sure, it was nice, eugene says, but not the best. >> i could remember that moment like it was yesterday. i know exactly where i was standing. >> we did it! >> reporter: that came a couple weeks earlier. somewhere in washington state. >> you're going to walk! >> reporter: to appreciate the moment, though, you've got to understand the backstory. it all begins in a san francisco nightclub parking lot in 2007 when a robber mugged and shot a 20-year-old aspiring rapper from san leandro. the bullet severed arthur's spine. but didn't touch his spirit. >> and i want to let you guys know to never give up. >> reporter: arthur going on to become a full-time advocate, speaking out against gun violence, and urging newly paralyzed patients to not give up on their dreams. just as he wasn't giving up on his dream to walk again. all he needed was $80,000 to buy one of these. a robotic exoskeleton called we wa

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barbara shultz loves the solitude of her front porch. her children gave her this fountain.ry because it came without a water pump. the company sent a new pump. >> it never showed up. >> reporter: federal express says it delivered the pump. barbara suspects it was stolen. >> i was shocked. we've lived here 32 years and i never had anything stolen. but things have been put by the front door. >> the doorway is hidden from the street. she says she never had problems when left there. barbara filed a claim for fed-ex. fed-ex asked the fountain company not to file a claim as well. barbara says fed-ex requested she ask the company to send it again. >> i said you know what? i jumped through your hoops and have been in touch with 7 on your side and 7 on your side is on my side now. >> a week later, fed-ex sent barbara a check to replace the pump and told us by phone we resolved this issue by a consumer service. we don't speak about specific transactions. >> it's so peaceful. it sounds lovely when it's running. it warms my heart to know that in america, we can get such satisfaction. >

barbara shultz loves the solitude of her front porch. her children gave her this fountain.it came without a water pump. the company sent a new pump. >> it never showed up. >> reporter: federal express says it delivered the pump. barbara suspects it was stolen. >> i was shocked. we've lived here 32 years and i never had anything stolen. but things have been put by the front door. >> the doorway is hidden from the street. she says she never had problems when left there. barbara filed a claim for fed-ex. fed-ex asked the fountain company not to file a claim as well. barbara says fed-ex requested she ask the company to send it again. >> i said you know what? i jumped through your hoops and have been in touch with 7 on your side and 7 on your side is on my side now. >> a week later, fed-ex sent barbara a check to replace the pump and told us by phone we resolved this issue by a consumer service. we don't speak about specific transactions. >> it's so peaceful. it sounds lovely when it's running. it warms my heart to know that in america, we can get such satisfaction. >> if you ha

further implicated as the right ,o solitude, the right to relax the right to be unguarded and our actions and ideas and question the world and our role in it. who we are, who we want to be, how we evolved come all of this in protected space will we can interact with our own thoughts, beliefs, and ideas. to decide for ourselves different degrees of intimacy to contribute to our own development. underlying these ideas is a basic understanding that when you are subject to surveillance, you change your behavior. democratic deliberations turns on our ability to discuss ideas, however unpopular our views are so that we may further develop our ideas in the marketplace for ideas. gibson exactly what dr. says the symposium is about. if you think that everything you say and do is recorded and analyzed in subjected to algorithms, you change what you say and do and with whom you say and do it. these ideas were alive in .olonial times the relationship between different rights like the right to privacy, free speech, association, was understood and protected. considerations such as the potential harm th

just as he stables handsome horses and raised boxing gloves for fitness so jack london always kept solitudes or quick escape with friends. year-round sailing the inland waters of the san francisco bay was his passion as his friends and readers knew. while he enjoyed the summer's gale force sea breeze off the pacific he reveled in the defiant wintery howling no.s, whether boats named spray or roemer, his sailboats were unbeatable for what he called hard work and excitement because small boats test and amanda's ability to take wood and iron and rope and canvas and compel it to obey his will on the surface of the sea. the announcement of the new kiel in the letter to the editor singled -- signaled momentous change. you was staking his claim to worldwide sailing adventures to begin next autumn. ever restless, defying borders and boundaries, he planned to devote the next seven years of his life to a personal era of global exploration with a small crew, he intended to sail the wild world and encountered lands and peoples first hand on his terms and under his command. the boat yard listed his boat

leaving my life of solitude even for a short time is a very big thing.but i haven't had the opportunity to see many paintings in the flesh, so i'm going on an odyssey to see some of the greatest art in various cities around britain. i hope to share with you the impact that they have when i meet them face to face. i'm beginning my odyssey in liverpool. i can't help thinking this is a wise choice. this city is so full of galleries and museums, that i can't really go wrong. but there's one place i can't miss, and that's the walker art gallery. the walker has many treasures, but i've come today to see one great marvel in particular. hmmm, two really. perhaps three. i must confess that i have a passion for poussin. i wondered if i could share it because i will never have a better opportunity than with this very great painting. it's one of the great love stories of antiquity, how phocion, the athenian general, was unjustly condemned to death. and worse than death... 'cause they burned him and scattered his ashes, which meant in their mythology that his spirit

i was taken to solitude confinement. i got left out there. not a lot of people there. >> there is no speaking to anybody. you go absolutely insane. absolutely insane. nobody even knows you. they forget about you. it has no bed and no windows. just four walls. yourself and that's it. sometimes i would scream for hours and hours and hours for someone to come open the door. you could actually kill in a place like that very easily. you could. and you would probably sleep better at night knowing you did it. seven years is a long time. it was hard to accept. but at the same time, i got one of the lowest sentences that had ever been handed down. a bible was actually very important thing for me. in psalms it talks a lot about people who suffer. i could relate a lot to what was said. how i felt at times. in prison, i was basically the person someone came to whenever they needed a letter written. whenever they wanted to know something about the laws. whenever they wanted to fight for something. writing letters was a way of hoping. i didn't accept my si

you'd think after 2600 miles of hiking, after weeks of solitude and sometimes days without food, you'd finishing the pacific crest trail would have, eugene's favorite part of the track. >> i can remember that moment like it was yesterday. i know exactly where i was standing. we did it! >> that came a couple weeks earlier in washington state. >> you're going to walk. >> the appreciate the moment, you've got to understand the back story. it we gins in a san francisco parking lot in 2007 when a robber mugged and shot a rapper. the bullet severed arthur's spine but didn't touch his spirit. arthur going on to become a full-time advocate speaking out against gun violence and urging newly paralyzed patient to not give up on their dream, just as he wasn't giving up on his dream to walk again. all he needed was $80,000 to buy one of these, a robotic exoskeleton called rewalk. which is where eugene and the pacific crest trail come in. learning about arthur's story via social media, eugene decided to hike the trail and raise that money for a man at the time he had never met. >> so good to see you

he says he's enjoyed the solitude.ter nine months is ready for a change. >> i would like to be in population so i can be around people. so i talk to somebody. >> can i talk to you for a second? >> yes, what's up? >> >> you didn't get anything back from them? >> i put of them in last week. >> during his time in confinement, caponi has run out of canteen snacks. >> i had a bunch of canteen in this corner. it's all gone now. >> and he has no money left on his books. >> i'm eating my fingernails. >> you think people are going to think you want to go back there to do your old tricks? >> that's exactly what they're going to think. he ain't got no money now, the reason he's out of confinement is he wants to hustle again. that's exactly what they're going to think. i don't care what they think. >> he might be trying to manipulate, but that's part of the game every day we go through. we'll probably keep him a couple more weeks at least, but there's always that possibility if his behavior is good that they give him a shot back o

. >> barbara loves the solitude of her front porch. her children gave her this mountain to enjoy there. the fountain remains dry because it came without a water pump. she called the company and they sent a new pump. , and it never showed up. >> some records show it got delivered. barbara said the thieves stole the package after the driver left it open her driver in lane view. >> 34 years i've never had ming stolen but it was put by the front door. >> barbara is hidden from the front street and she's never had problems with packages sent there. she sent a claim with fedex. and the company said it sent an e-mail making that promise. barbara says fedex told her they never received it and requested she ask the company to send it again. >> i said you know what? i jumped through all your hoops, i've been in touch with "7 on your side" and "7 on your side" is on my side now. >> a week later fedex sent barbara a check to replace the missing pump. and we resolved this issue with the customer by a consumer service. we don't speak about specific

further implicated is the right to solitude. the right to relax. to be unguarded in our actions and ideas and the ability to question actions and ideas and the ability to question the world in our role in it, who we are, who we want to be, how we evolve. all of this turns on protected space, within which we can interact with our own thoughts, believes and ideas. our ability to form intimate relationships and to decide for ourselves different degrees of intimacy. with others, all of this contributes to our own development as well as the strength of the social fabric. underlying these ideas is the basic understanding that when you are subject to surveillance, you change your behavior. democratic deliberation as well as turns on our ability to discuss ideas. however unpopular those ideas are. contrary to the popular prevailing views of the time so that we may further develop our ideas in the marketplace of ideas. that is exactly what dr. gibson says the symposium is about. if you think of all the information, everything you say and do is, is recorded

. >> keteyian: we found he's drawn to solitude and quiet, like mornings with the masters at the whitney look at this. >> revis: cool. yeah. >> keteyian: he says bright paintings, like this jackson pollock, help put his mind at ease. >> revis: it's almost like a zen type feel here. it's calm, i feel like... even playing football, you have to be calm. and i kind of use that on the field. >> keteyian: the only noise he makes away from the game is on the drums, here at an impromptu session at new york's legendary blue note jazz club, perfect for a $100 million artist who plays and lives to his own simple beat. >> this cbs sports update is brought to you by:. i'm james brown. the broncos and bengals move to 6-0. the lions get their first win in o.t. over the bears. miami's defense scored six sacks. dan campbell wins his debut. the jets friesm 4-1 for the first time since 2010. carolina stunned seattle at home. for more sports news and information go, to cbssports.com. direct from ford engineering. 'cause ford dealers get that intel first. treads, what do you got? lookin' a little bald, sir.

. >> brown: you know, there is also in this book an air of solitude.re's loss, some 20-plus years since your husband, fred, died. is it in some way a response to that sense of loss? >> really, it just threaded its way through the book. truthfully, i didn't want to write about loss at all. i wanted to write something where i was unfettered by any destination, any responsibility. yet, we are who we are. and i often my husband, fred, is always with me and? my thoughts, as my mother and my father. so the people they love and lost found thur way in this book. i didn't expect them to fiewnd their way, but they did. so i welcomed them. >> brown: and now you find yourself, i think, a well-established wriewrt, as well as musician. does that feel right to jew i always hesitate when people call me a musician, and musical training. i can't play anything. i really think of myself as a performer. it's always been writing for me. i evolved with my band in rock 'n' roll through poetry, not through music. i file at this pownt i've spent at least 60 years writing. i gue

it is the place to find some solitude from the city and appreciate what you share with a wonderful breath of fresh air. , an experienced this park and enjoy the peoples, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved one hand in hand. located in the middle of pacific heights on top of a hill, lafayette park offers a great square a of a peaceful beauty. large trees border greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football, frisbee, and picnics. it is very much a couple's part and there are a multitude of experiences you can have together. bring your dog and watch the mean go with the community or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all of the park has to offer. many couples find this is the perfect place to put down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place you can share with someone you cherish. it is located along the 1 and 10 buses and is accessed from the 47 and 90 buses. it is ada accessible. for more information about reserving one of these locations, ca

further implicated as the right to solitude, the right to relax, the right to be unguarded and our actions and ideas and question the world and our role in it. who we are, who we want to be, how we evolved come all of this in protected space will we can interact with our own thoughts, beliefs, and ideas. our ability to form intimate relationships and decide for ourselves different degrees of intimacy to contribute to our own development. as well as the strength of the social fabric. underlying these ideas is a basic understanding that when you are subject to surveillance, you change your behavior. democratic deliberations turns on our ability to discuss ideas, however unpopular our views are so that we may further develop our ideas in the marketplace for ideas. that is exactly what dr. gibson says the symposium is about. a marketplace of ideas. if you think that everything you say and do is recorded and analyzed and subjected to algorithms, you change what you say and do and with whom you say and do it. these ideas were alive in colonial times. when complex relationships between different

she loved, as we say, the quiet, solitude of reading, writing poetry, drawing. and art. so i would say those are all her hobbies. she started even younger than you doing those hobbies. >> introduction to john kennedy, one of our japanese viewers. what was the relationship between the kennedy siblingings and siblings in law. how did she get along with the rest of the kennedy family? >> at first, i think she found it hard. particularly glad to have a japanese questioner given the fact that caroline kennedy is about to go to tokyo as president obama's ambassador to japan. jackie kennedy was to a great degree, an introvert. and she was not a huge extrovert. and the kennedys were extroverted family, she felt it took a while to get used to that. >> future sister-in-laws didn't like the depp tant way of speaking. >> she calls them the raw-raw girls. >> they were out playing touch football. she would have preferred to sit on the veranda and read a book. >> one more bit of video. this is from a tv interview given to arlene francis of nbc talking about her life as the young wife o

as the debate approaches, i spent time getting some sleep, in quiet, solitude, and reading the bible,rying to get in the mindset to express a positive message that will resonate. after the first debate, and the 100 hours that followed it, we raised over $1 million as people all over the country went to .org and supported the campaign. after the second campaign, we raised $1 million and 48 hours z.orgople went to tedcru from all over the country. i've been very encouraged about the response. i hope we will keep building the momentum and see conservatives behind our campaign. is snl asked you to host a program, would you do it? >> absolutely. i think their political satire is hilarious. isil bernie sanders the other day, i called him larry for larry david because oma goodness, larry david -- that was bernie. he has captured him perfectly. i would love to have the chance to do it. i'm sure donald would knock it out of the park. >> "washington journal" continues. aboutwe're talking presidential campaign fund-raising. when it comes the winners and losers, who is leading? on the democratic

and she loved, as we say, the quiet solitude of reading, writing poetry, drawing and art.o i would say those were all of her hobbies. and she started even younger than you doing those hobbies. swain: so introduction to john kennedy, one of our japanese viewers asks, "what was mrs. kennedy's relationship with president kennedy's siblings and siblings-in-law"? so how did she get along with the rest of the kennedy family? beschloss: well, i think at first, she found it hard and i'm particularly glad to have a japanese questioner given the fact that caroline kennedy is just about to go to tokyo as president obama's ambassador to japan. jackie kennedy was, to a great degree, an introvert. she liked to read, she had been somewhat wounded when she was a child, she was not a huge extrovert and the kennedys famously are this hugely gregarious, extroverted family. she felt it took a while to get used to that. perry: it did. and her sisters-in-law or future sisters-in-law didn't particularly like the debutante way of speaking and -- and... beschloss: and she called them the "rah-rah

appropriations that the state's even know they consider their children should go to that college solitude national tennessee where i graduated 1931 than i had resolved not to be of lawyer but become a historian. a young professor at university change my life when i heard him lecturer in history i wanted nothing but to be a historian and kept that in the front of my mind and by the time i finish college my family was completely bankrupt we lost our house that i had no way to get to graduate school except his young white professor went downtown in national and borrowed $500, it came back out to his house or i was staying and put that in my hand to said money will not keep you out of harvard. with that i went to harvard that night and registered. the rest is history but that is what happened up to that point. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> booktv is live at the texas book festival and here is author margo jefferson. [inaudible conversations] >> please make sure your cell phnesartuned . . meet me get to use the capitol grounds so please be respectful of the space immediately followin