i would like to go home and be a tibetan in tibet.chanting in native language] (peldon) for almost 1,000 years, we tibetans lived in peace, free to pursue our religious and personal beliefs. [bells chiming]

. >> it represents blood, blood of those in tibet and the chinese who have been killed and massacredthe chinese government the. >> we want to show that we welcome them in san lenadro. we want them to live here if they are not here and open up businesses. >> monday night they voted to temporarily replace the city flag at city hall on october 1, the date the people's republic was formed in 1949. the school board voted to cancel the regularly scheduled meeting for that day in profit. >> this are two more victims of a suspected child molester who worked at the morgan hill ymca. a 20-year old is now accused of molesting five girls between three and seven. he was arrested in july after a girl said he tried to force her to have sex. the prosecution have amended the charges against him to include the two new cases. the victims were found when investigators contacted parents he supervised. the recent said could be more victims. >> today the board regents at u.c. will consider a plan to fix an muchty mansion in the another bay hills in kensington north of berkeley. university of california pre

nbc's kevin tibets with a love story like no other. >> reporter: her name was lorraine, and it was lovesight. >> the beautifulest girl i ever saw, uh-huh. a beautiful woman. >> reporter: that was 75 years ago. and fred married that girl. she looks like a movie star. >> yeah. >> reporter: and when lorraine left this world this past spring, fred picked up a pen and scratched out the lyrics to her song, sitting at the kitchen table. >> sweet lorraine, the millennium rips will always linger on. >> reporter: he then put them in an envelope and mailed it to a song contest being held in his hometown of peoria, illinois. ♪ it caught jacob colligan's attention because it was the only entry that came in the mail. and then he saw what fred had written on the back. >> ps, i don't sing, i would scare people. >> reporter: and when the musicians at green shoes studio read fred's lyrics, they knew this love song had to be put to music. >> i was in tears. and instantly knew i just had to bring this guy's song to life. ♪ sweet lorraine >> reporter: oh, sweet lorraine simply exploded in popularity, tuggin

kilometers across seas and mountains and even go into space and your former watch the event in olympia and tibet must say reports from such a here in russia. lympics flame for sorcery twenty fourteen has been lit will probably be able to see it just behind my left shoulder there and it also we will see here at olympia the birthplace of the games the longest torch relay in the olympic history just a few moments ago the lighting of the flame ceremony took place it was basically a step back in time winding back the clock perhaps two and a half hours and juice is so not trust stressed as a high priestess light the flame using the powers of the sun and a parabolic mirror which is basically what happened in seven hundred b.c. that flame is them brought here to the ancient stadium which is where i am standing and it is now being used or just was used to light the torch the very first torch bearer he runs off to my right by tradition he's always a great god on this occasion he was an eighteen year old ski called yanis antonio who hopes to compete for his country in sochi next year and he will hand this

and i've got shadows on my lungs, shadow some oliver, and passed out and i was ordered to work in tibet and i saw, like i was going, my life was ending. it was then my old friend, she was in china, she was told not to be my friend. and then she went to america. so we're best friends. she was going up to be a superstar in china. i was going down the sewage. after she arrived in america, played in a movie called the last emperor on, and she saved enough to contact me. so she wrote a letter and i learned her life in america and thus can surprise she -- she said i was like every chinese student, and i, and in america you have to work for your tuition. saw light bulb went off, and i said, could i be one of his students? and i don't speak english, but i would be willing to work hard from labor camp. and she applied everywhere in the united states, help me, but nobody would accept me. and then she says, she says, do you have any talent? and i said, i grew up painting murals, public murals. so at the time, lucky enough that there was an exhibition called french impressionist them. and the weath

in tibet there is a giant poster of me. >> where does it go? like what happens to it when you get to work? >> somebody flips me off and then it all goes down. >> all right. powers, thank you very much. when we come right back, it will be miller time. president obama's job approval rating and pro-football violence. miller is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. new abc news poll says even though americans believe president obama botched the libyan situation badly, his overall job approval rating still stands at 47%. same number 47% disapprove. joining us now from chicago, the sage of southern california in the midwest, dennis miller. so why do so many americans kin continue to support mr. obama. >> by the way billy, the guy who drives you to and from work every day zen mode. >> carl. >> what is he israeli? >> i have to deal with the people who are throwing rocks at the car. >> zen mode. [ laughter ] >> the zen mode. get out of here. you are the driver. -- you have a driver. >> i know i

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people that--go to hear the dalai lama or they go to hear the latest guru from tibet or from india. there's a whole movement in corporate america called the meaning of work. and you'll hear lots of guys say, 'i don't want my work to just be a paycheck. i don't just want to make money i want to get a sense of deeper satisfaction in what i do.' now historically, the priests and the soldier and the philosopher have, in fact, found a sense of higher calling in what they do. i--i think of the spartan soldier bleeding on the battlefield who felt, 'look, i'm not just dying for nothing. i'm giving my life for the greater glory of sparta.' and i--i mentioned this at a high-tech conference, and one guy goes--he says, 'well, that's the way i want to feel about e-commerce solutions.' so there is this yearning, which--which some people ridicule, but actually, ultimately, i don't. i feel it's a healthy search for something higher that will--will bring a lot of fruit down the road. c-span: now you created--i don't know whether you'd call it a gimmick or what it is, the--the party of yeah and the p

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