government spends all those years a abductg thousands of peoeople from aroud the world and shipping g them ta lawlwless prison in the middle f the ocean and dressing them in .range jumpsuits and shackles the reason is it wants to o sena signal to anybody who may oppose them or try to impede their will in any way. itit wants everyone to knonow te are no limits on what we can do to youou. if you oppose us.. if you want to expose things we have done in secret that are a legal or deceitful or wrong, look at what we have just done to bradley manning. if you want to oppose our foreign policy, look at the people on this board that wewe sent to prison for decades for doing, really, nothing. if you want to oppose our foreign policy, look at the guantÁnamo detetainees who have been tortured and are starting to die in that camp without any hope of ever escapaping. it is a purposeful way of creating this climate of fear as a means of pacifying people and preventiting anybody from opposg or meaningfully challenging what they are doing even when it comes to exercising the rights of the constitution

when shipwrecks left more than 1300 peoeople dead over just a w at the libyan coast. rescue teams have been working around the clock. as the weather warms, more migrants are taking the risky voyage. many cannot swim, and they are often sent without lifejackets on boats that are barely seaworthy to cross the mediterranean, in the hope of a better life. genie: a verdict is expected to fall this monday in the trial of former chadian president hissene habre. he seized power in a coup in 1982 and is accused of human rights abuses during his eight years in power. he is being tried in senegal in a landmark case. it is the first time a former african leader is being tried by another african nation for human rights abuses. our correspondent reports. >> within these old crumbling walls was the scene of years of suffering of torture. this man spend years locked up in the dungeons. returning to the cramped cells, memories come flooding back to him. cells, 3 byn small 4 meters. they were meant for no more than 10 people but they packed in 27. that is how lots of people died. the s

it involved t the fate ofof vietnamesese boat peoeople. they found few countries willing toto take em in. in 19, he founded the aid organization to rescue them. the group save the lives of more than 11,000 people frfrom an uncertain fate adrift in the south china sea. he went on to assist the needy and the repressed all over the world. in 2014, the ngo celebrated its 35th anniversary. in his later years, he continued to speak out on humanitarian issues, advocating for the rights of the underdog. recently, he added his voice to those supporting help in the refugee crisis. >> we aim to be a people friendly society, so it is important we give them guidance from the very first day. reporter: but it is images like this one that he will be remembered for most fondly. he received numerous prizes for his humanitarian work. he was 77 years old. sarah: washington has called on north korea to stop actions that increase tensions in northeast asia. south korean officials say it was the fourth failed ballistic missile launch since april. the test was sl

i often advise peoeople if they're trying to make a big transition in life, you have to cut that negativityt if you really wanna follow your dreams, and that can be hard because it might be a friend of yours who's telling you not to do it, and you got to really find out, well, who are your--who are your friends if they're so negative about it. what's next for me? i don't know. i'm gonna keep building. we're in my art studio here inn los angeles and i have over 4 1/2 million bricks. so i'll probably keep working with lego for a little while. walter: that's itit for this we. join the conversatioion with us on social media. we are cctv america on twitter, facebook, and youtube. and now you can watch "full frame" on our new mobile app available worldwide on any smartphone for free. search cctv america on your app store to download today. all of tonight's interviews can still be found online at cctv-america.com and let us know what you'd like us to take "full frame" next. simply email us at fullframe@cccctv-america.comom. until then, i'm mike walter in los angeles. we'll see you next time. (bell

i often advise peoeople if they're trying to make a big transition in life, you have to cut that negativityif you really wanna follow your dreams, and that can be hard because it might be a friend of yours who's telling you not to do it, and you got to really find out, well, who are your--who are your friends if they're so negative about it. what's next for me? i don't know. i'm gonna keep building. we're in my art studio here inn los angeles and i have over 4 1/2 million bricks. so i'll probably keep working with lego for a little while. walter: that's itit for this we. join the conversatioion with us on social media. we are cctv america on twitter, facebook, and youtube. and now you can watch "full frame" on our new mobile app available worldwide on any smartphone for free. search cctv america on your app store to download today. all of tonight's interviews can still be found online at cctv-america.com and let us know what you'd like us to take "full frame" next. simply email us at fullframe@cccctv-america.comom. until then, i'm mike walter in los angeles. we'll see you next time. >> was

and the socialists and communists said, "you gotta do something for the peoeople," but they added a little barb, "because we think that there's a better system, an alternative system, to capitalism. and if you keep performing as badly as you're doing in the depths of the depression, we're gonna try to establish that alternative." and they pointed across the ocean to the soviet union, said, "see? like them." that scared folks. and mr. roosevelt was a good politician, , smart. he listened, and he responded because he knew politically that these 3 forces--c.i.o., socialists, and communists-- had enormous support in the united states, they were very powerful, and that thehey could mount a serios problem for this country. s so, roosevelt went to his friends. you know, he came from a very well-establishehed, very y wealy family. and he went to his wealthy friends, many of whom were businessmen, and he saidid "look, i think i gotta do something here, because if i don''t, wewe're gonna have a lof trouble.e. and, dear gentlemene, you who are very wealthy and you who run the big cocorporations, not