kuznets found he would be working with economist robert nathan one of his former students.had me measuring things for which we didn't have direct data. we never had a service census, a retail census, or a construction census. the result was there were a lot of gaps. that made it tough. but conceptually simon gave it a degree of depth and, measurementwise a degree of reality that never had prevailed before. one of kuznets' basic concepts was to limit measurements to the marketplace. the amount people paid for goods and services measured consumption. the money spent on new production facilities and equipment gave a total for investments. the problem was to avoid double counting as payments flowed through the economic system. take an automobile. the iron mine operator gets income. the steel mill owner gets income. the manufacturer gets income. to avoid the inaccuracies of counting the same money three times, kuznets decided to use only final sales in this case the amount paid for the automobile at the dealer's. the value added along the way is found by deducting the cost of th

robert ray, had been sentenced to death. they joined the only other occupant on colorado's death row, nathan dunlap. penalty noticed troubling similarities. >> owens, ray, and dunlap all went to the same high school. they all were young african-american men at the time that they were charged in their cases. and they were all charged in the same exact judicial district. why are these three singled out, and they're the only people on death row? >> race is extremely important, but it's not important as it relates to this concept of death penalty. we happen to have three african-american men who are on death row for the same thing. cold-blooded murder. and in my view, it has nothing to do with race. it has everything to do about murder. >> over the next few years, rhonda fields would continue to be an important voice in favor of capital punishment. especially because the dunlap case was about to remerge in the headlines. after nearly 20 years of court proceedings, nathan's defense team was running out of options. in 2012, the tenth circuit court rejected his final appeal, and a year later, the supreme c