she told me the stories of the titime of pol pot and the khmer rouge, when she worked the rice fields for 18 hours every day and many died. she e showed me how to forgive and how to love, f first myself anand then others. i live with other girls who have stories just like me. i know the other girls are afraid. they are angry. i know they feel that there is only one thing left for them, and i know late at night, they hurt just like i did. but like tci gave to me, so will i give back to them. i want to help the others, to protect them from the pimps and the brothels. srsrey: i am srey neth. i am a survivor. it has been five years, but t i have foundnd my home. i hahave found my voice and i am fininding myself. [woman singing in foreign language] rangina hamidi: trying to do business in a war zone brings challenges beyond anybody's imagination. things like basic infrastructure, electricity, transportation. we have a country and a government that is still not a working government, so trying to do business in this region is probably one of the hardest things to imagine. but yet, nothing's

. >> to all ofof us out there it s titime we all heldld our handsds together, regardleless of our racebackground, or our history -- our race, tried, background, or history. >> it just becauause it's direcy women were excluded, it is in our hands to c create another history in n which we incnclude ourselves and not in which we can'n't t -- reconnect with the >> itrer forces of the e earth. is time to be respectful. all of your organizations, whether they enhance or wings or roroots, be honest and courageos ♪nd caring and compassionate.

. >> to all ofof us out there it s titime we all heldld our handsds together, regardleless of our racebackground, or our history -- our race, tried, background, or history. >> it just becauause it's direcy women were excluded, it is in our hands to c create another history in n which we incnclude ourselves and not in which we can'n't t -- reconnect with the >> itrer forces of the e earth. is time to be respectful. all of your organizations, whether they enhance or wings or roroots, be honest and courageos ♪nd caring and compassionate. 04/17/17 04/17/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> in the past two weeks, the world witnessed the strength and resolve of our new president in actions taken in syria and afghanistan. nonorth korea would do well noto or the strength of the armed forces of the united states in this region. amy: vice president mike pence travels to the border of north and south korea as tensions escalate between washington and pyongyang. will anyone listen to china

. >> to all ofof us out there it s titime we all heldld our handsds together, regardleless of our racebackground, or our history -- our race, tried, background, or history. >> it just becauause it's direcy women were excluded, it is in our hands to c create another history in n which we incnclude ourselves and not in which we can'n't t -- reconnect with the >> itrer forces of the e earth. is time to be respectful. all of your organizations, whether they enhance or wings or roroots, be honest and courageos ♪nd caring and compassionate. [drum beats, animals calalling] emcee: ladieses and gentlemen, please welcome a author, activi, and entrepreneur paul hawken. [cheering] hawken: hi. ha ha! nice to see you, too. my god. i--i was--i was talking to janine backstage, andnd i was saying, "you know, this is the one audience where we actually get nervous." [laughter] and i think it's--we--i don't know. she'll finish the discussion, but it's because you guys are jujust so amazing. w 'e going, "oh, my gosh!" you know, when you go to an audience and you don't know anybody, it's so much easier than

americicans have been interveveg in syriaia for a long titime in various ways -- not t really againsthe regime. i agree with alia there.. it is nonot an i interest to p e and develop selelf interest in syria. lelet' look at t the bigger pice here. when i say that, i'm talkingg about not the simple anti-imperialist or geopolitics discourse. i'm talking about what about self-d-determination for all the communities? what is happening in syria as part of a process. this latest chapter that started in 2011 as part of a regional chapapter that we saw directing from bahrain and elsewhere. any hope or any feeling by anyone that r russia or the u.s. originalal states like turkey, iran, saudi arabia, or the regime itself care or want to promote syrian or anyone elels's self-determination and freedoms and security. it is ridiculous. it is a ridiculous assumption, you know? amy: i want to bring in medea benjamin, who has written extensively about war. she is author of "kingdom of the unjust: behind the u.s.-saudi connection." there is certainly a saudi connection here come written about drones. y

>> is this your first titime calling? >> yes. >> how did you become aware of our phone numumber?> my attorney lisa bloom found your number in the employee ethics handbook. >> what statate was this in? >> california. >> you said the person you're wishing to report is first name l?ll b,-i-l- >> yes. >> how do you spell his last name? >> o'reilly. clip,hthere you havave that lisa bloom, that you posted. also, on cnn this morning, allison who worked at fox for years, said she e never heard of this hotline. she did not even know there was a hotline to call. is not my first case of sexual harassment against fox news. they have raised this in previous cases. i don't know if anyone who really was aware o of this hotline.e. listen, the bottom line is, no employee is required to calall a hotline. you don't even knknow who is gog to be on the other and of it. the law does not require it. since they make such an issue out of it, we decided to do it. amy: let us ask about the people you represent, not in the case of bill o'reilly, but now that donald trump has jumped into the story byby sayin

important thing that t an economics graduate program in ththe united s states coululd er have is a full-titime prprofessional shrink. [laughter] wouldld be the best thing that could happen to the sttudents in the--no.o. i'm very serious. its the best thing that could happen t to the stududents. the success r ratio would go way up, the quality of the program. very seririous issue. so i'm gld you asked the question. it's about a dramatic change in the education that would have e to happen. how many more do we hahave time for? last one. ok. >> v vy quick ququestion because ththis is election s season, and given that we're in a system that precludes systemic critique, occupy protests not withstanding, to vote, or not to vote? >> well, as i drove down here, which by the way since i come from new y york city i do hahavo say in all honesty we don't have traffic as horrific as i just had driving from san francicisco. i satat on 101 1 fn intterminable amount of time. incredible. anyway, as i was sitting in my car, i had d the bad luck to l listen toto the democratic national convention speeches, which