. >> rose: haiti through the eyes of sean penn and sean penn through the eyes of haiti next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: sean penn is here, the actor, director, humanitarian and two-time academy award winner is in new york having just returned from haiti. he rushed to that country days after the devastating earthquake in january killed nearly 300,000 people and left 1.pa 5 5-million homeless. formed an n.g.o. called j.p. haiti relief organization, so far it's battalion school, a women's center and a trauma center for children. today sean penn is running one of haiti's largest and most efficient camps. >> the work began just hours after the earthquake hit on january 12. founder sean penn immediately reached out to a large network of emergency management and government contacts and they quickly mobilized to take action in haiti. less than a week after the disaster, they were on the ground treating patients. at the same time, other j.p. h.r.o. team members delivered food and medical supplies to num

we shouldn't -- penn is so right. applaud what he just said.'m tired of seeing polling data broken down like this. we are americans. we have american problems. not just with the black community. those are problems i see with the american community. educational inequality. problems with unemployment. all that stuff. we share that. when we can focus on that and quit trying to segregate everything we can take another step forward with race relations. >> al with is that right? >> i think that if we are realistic and say that the progress made was made because people struggled to make that progress, that we should engage in continuing, at this time, in the struggle to make that happen. i think that if we're honest we would have to say if a white child, a black child and a latino and asian child were born tonight they will not face the same life in terms of healthcare and education. we've got to fight until they do. it's a lot better than it was 40 years ago but it's not equal and i don't need marx to tell me that. i fight for the right for people to

ambassador dennis jett, professor of international affairs at the school of international affairs at penn state university, former u.s. ambassador to peru and mozambique, and former senior director of african affairs at the national security council. thank you both for being with us. what's the difference between peace building and peacemaking? a lot of people have heard about peacemaking. is there some difference between those and how does it differ from nation building? ambassador? >> well, peacemaking is the initial phase. you have to have the peace before you can build on it and that peace can be negotiated through diplomatic means or it can be imposed, but once the shooting stops, you have to build on that peace. you have to create a society where the peace is stable and that can be the tricky part. the, um, parties that were at conflict in the past don't always agree to how the future should, should unfold, who should have what share of political power. and so, you need to help those societies reconstruct themselves physically, but also construct themselves politically. >> paul? >>

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being arrested on the floor of the -- the trading floor and hauled off to court, or problems with pennentral bankruptcy or problems with the goldman sachs trading corporation -- goldman sachs has been in and out of trouble its whole existence and it's really good at getting out of trouble that it finds itself in, and the reason is because it's got very smart people, they're not locked into a way of doing business, they're locked into the idea of making money, and they're very nimble, and they have proven, over and over again, that they're able to do that, and i suspect that they're going to be back stronger than ever in soon enough -- a year or so we're going to be talking about goldman sachs gravy train again. >> charlie: do you think there will be any changes in the top ranks of goldman sachs? even to the point of saying the c.e.o. job and the chairman's job now will be separate? >> for my money, at least within the next 12 months, i would say no. having said that, could boyd step down in a year or two? yes. but that's reasonable given the longevity typically of c.e.o.'s at goldman s

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dialogue between serbia and kosovo great aunt used the call to storm declarations galatea possible as new penn state serbia claims that the session in two thousand and eight it's going to. have to step up its diplomatic efforts to stop countries recognizing kosovo journalist and historian the voice which says the court's decision is unjust. quite honestly didn't expect the world court to take such a directly pro-american position to be perfectly honest what course always as much independent does manchukuo vichy france was in world war two it's a puppet state it suffers from endemic corruption abuses of power its government structure can be best described as organized crime it is not a state in any way shape or form just because the u.s. state department says it is it doesn't mean it is. or the hague's opinion on the cost of a sponsor reaction from two other states seeking recognition. say the court's decision confirms the double standards of western countries over their right to independence as a prime minister's says the publics have the right to their own sovereignty and course of. moet of f

they allowed penn state to hold them scoreless. victories such as this test the spirit of our youth and potential to do great things. i extend my congratulations and wish them luck in using their tough back line to defend the title neeks year and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: further one-minute requests? further one-minute requests? for what purpose does the for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise?

children through school and their teachers, our fire fighters, our first response -- the people week to penn daw and. counties are for low-income people when we need them. if we let our children down because we do that have the courage to say we can't find the money, that is nonsense. $15 billion per year this country spends on subsidizing our friends of the oil industry. how about taking that money given to these folks in the communities who can do things that can put people to work? [applause] this is not a question of the debt. if we can handle these tax cuts for the wealthiest people, if we can't stop subsidizing corporations for leading overseas and taking jobs with them, if we stop the hemorrhage and are investing in manufacturing in our cities and the people who work there, our teachers, our first responders, we will be a much better nation for doing this and we will see a terrible price that we will pay years down the road for letting our children down when they need us the absolute most part i will not be part of that. i will try to debunk the myth that this country is in debt and c

kelly ripa, lionel richie, sean penn. kirstie ally, pam anderson, aretha franklin. quincy jones, bruce willis, and k.d. lang all help as i put larry on the hot seat next on this special anniversary edition of "larry king live." i'm donald trump and it's a pleasure to be here. 25 years ago, cnn said you're hired to larry king. in the quarter century since, he's interviewed just about anybody who's anybody. tonight i ask and larry answers. i've enlisted the assistance of some of the many celebrities he's had on the show, to make things even more interesting, it's going to be an amazing hour. larry's a special guy, and i love doing this. larry? all of the interviews you've done. what's been your favorite? >> you know, first, donald, thank you for doing this. i'm honored to be interviewed by the great mr. trump and to sit on this side of this seat. >> i'm honored. >> i'm not used to being on this end. you're one of my favorite interviews, donald. if i had to pick one, there's so many. it would be brando. one because he's so hard to get. >> especially now. >> they called

he's a senior at penn state. he's studying elementary education.vis mine question for you is, are you on facebook? >> jimmy: he looks like he is. he has that facebook -- >> of course. >> of course. what's going on in the picture? >> me and my friend are playing a game called beer darts. two people throwing darts from a dart game at cans of beer. if you puncture is, you have to shotgun the beer. >> what a great idea. are you going to include this in your elementary education curriculum? >> of course not. but it's a fun thing. >> i think the kids would like it too what's your name? >> robert hil, h-i-l, not h-i-l-l. >> no one cares. >> how old are you? >> 71. >> let me ask you this, are you on facebook? >> jimmy: he might be, it's free, i mean -- >> i am not on facebook. i don't have a computer. i am computer illiterate. >> let me ask you one more question. have you considered using that shirt to fish out pelicans in the gulf? >> i could use it as a fish net, but i'd probably catch a lot of oil globs and that's about it. >> jimmy: the new catch phras

we'll have my exclusive interview with bill clinton and sean penn who runs one of the largest refugees country. >> thanks. >>> let's go right to miami. a u.n. security officer is with us, he was buried alive in the earthquake rubble for 40 years. his three-year-old twins are joining us. how are you doing emotionally, physically? are you okay? >> well, physically i'm okay. emotionally, it's been a tough ride for me. i was in haiti five and a half years. a lot of time away from my family. it was almost made permanent. now i'm back with my family. it's been great to be with my family. what happened there is, of course, still with me in my heart. >> i know that you were in miami with the twins, you had a conversation with your husband right before the earthquake struck. how long before you knew he was okay? >> you know, that was the time of uncertainty. it was probably about 38 hours that he was trapped and i got word maybe within 26 hours or something, that he was okay. he was trapped but they could hear him. >> when you look back now, does it feel like you had a miracle? is that how you

he left grand central station or penn station, grand central i think, and went across the united states, and he had that star. and every time he arrived at a train station he had a brinks truck and he took that star, which was worth nothing, very little money, and took it to a hotel in the brinks truck and took it to a room and he invited all the jewelers in town. the jewelers came up to look at the star of artiband and they bought everything else he had in the place. so he sold them like crazy. but it was an event. he made an event out of it. i think that's what taught me about events. i really do. as i go back in life and i think about where he was, sinatra, and presley, and ledd zeplin and the movies, it all came from that because i made an event out of everything in my life. everything i touched and everything i did. >> larry: you are the trigger right? you're the contacter of sinatra and presley. you make it happen. >> yes, i did. >> larry: now they come to you. >> they did then. after elvis. elvis was the first one. and he came to me and i made a deal with him. i went to him. it t

my exclusive interview with former president bill clinton and actor sean penn who runs one of the largestere in the country, internally displaced people's camp, i should say. all at the top of the hour. >> anderson, thanks. >>> let's get to miami. tarmo was a u.n. security officer bury i hadded alive in the earthquake rubble for nearly 40 hours, their 3-year-old twins are joining us as well. tarmo, how du doing, emotionally, physically, are you okay? >> physically, i'm okay right now. emotionally, a tough ride for me. at that point, in haiti, haiti years. a lot of time away from my family. it was almost made permanent. now i'm back with my family. it's been great to be with my family. what happened there is, of course, still with me in my heart. >> i know that you were in miami with the twins, you had a conversation with your husband right before the earthquake struck. how long before you knew he was okay? >> you know, that was the time of uncertainty. it was probably about 38 hours that he was trapped and i got word maybe within 26 hours or something, that he was okay. he was trapped but

that pointed us in the direction of religious tolerance. 1701, william penn, drafted the charter of privileges and said, first because no people can truly be happy, though under the greatest enjoyment of civil liberties, if a bridge to the -- if abridged of the freedom of their consciences as to their religious profession and worship and almight by god being the only lord of conscience, father of lights and spirits and the author as well as object of all divine knowledge, faith and worship, who only can enlighten the mind and persuade and convince the understandings of people, i do hereby grant and declare that no person or persons inhabiting this province or territories shall confess and acknowledge one almighty god, the creator, upholder and ruler of the world and profess him or themselves obliged to live quietly under the civil government, shall be in any case molested or prejudiced in his or their person or estate because of his or their conscientious persuasion or practice. going back to our heritage that this country was based on these principles, taught in the bible, discussed by our fo

to that end, they have produced four production systems, penn. the two drill pipes are corrected by a coupling that will allow for production by plans to operate. if you are to lose one of those, three can continue to operate and you would have redundancy in your recovery effort. the equipment will be in place sometimes in the next seven-10 days. the question is do we want to wait and look at the production capability of the helix producer before we go to the next step which is to remove the current containment cap and allow the oil that is being recovered to be in the environment. >> you seemingly addressed this already in a roundabout way but with all of these weather delays continuing to push things back, it will be a few weeks that we will be talking about the a fact in earnest. your meetings with british petroleum about the long-term containment gap, this will be rendered moot. the second riser is already under construction, we are not sure how this lines up wwth the overall design with four free- floating risers in play. >> i believe the cu

perriello: i want to thank the gentleman from penn -- from tennessee. if we can't put that to deficit reduction, how can we move forward in the simplest possible terms? if that $107 million is left on the table it will be spent on something. if we remove that contract authority it will not. that will save taxpayers money. that's the important thing. if we can't agree on those small steps how can we make the big steps? we need to take this money off the table and make sure it doesn't get spent wastefully. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia yields back the balance of his time. all time having expired, the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5604. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. mr. perriello: madam speaker, i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuan