as the years pass shaun's lawyers try in vain to get a retrial. psychiatrist claim to have brought to light psychological disorders that were on no one of the time of the trial shown now an adult writes books attacking the cold as it. sees thousands of letters and maintains correspondence with hundreds of teenagers. when i met him thirteen years after his condemnation here exhausted all legal recourse. we'll ever hear it. i gave her the strings to believe you know what is or is you know. the truth. three days after meeting sean i sit in the only clemency hearing the takes place in this small chapel near the penitentiary. is shown as of last chance to have his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment. for what. steve preston shown as new lawyer is working day and night to prevent the execution . of. the five members of the jury selected by the state governor are to offer recommendations as to whether or not sean sellers should be pardoned. if. in the end the governor makes the decision on his own. activists against the death penalty and friends

i think shaun branch is here now. raise your hand. he's the one who rescued me when i showed up on the wrong day for the interview and also gave me batteries when my recorder ran out. did the sandman ever make it? anyway. listen, i appreciate everyone coming. and we want some mingling and some book-signing opportunities. the books are being given away by the publisher and i'll be there as long as my voice and hand holds out so thank you very much for coming. i appreciate it. [applause] >> for more information visit the book's website, "the bee eater".com. >> here's a look at some of the upcoming fairs and festivals happening around the country. >> up next, legal journalist kim iceler profiles the five partners of the washington, d.c. law firm williams and connelly. the author reports on the inside the beltway of the firm from their representation of the "washington post." >> this is a book which is not just about washington -- not just about a single washington law firm but about -- the culmination of everything that i from writing ab

washington bureau chief darren gersh talked with shaun donovan, secretary of housing and urban development. darren began by asking donovan if the housing market is facing a double dip. >> there's though question that we've had some discurrenting numbness the last couple weeks on sales. i think a couple things we should remember here. first of all, the most important thing we can do to get housing in a full recovery is to get the economy back on track and to create jobs. so all that we've done to focus on jobs, to create new jobs, the million and a half new jobs that have been created over the last year is critical as a foundation. beyond that, we have to get the number of foreclosures down. we actually have made significant progress there. foreclosures, people entering foreclosures are down 30 to 40% over where they were a year ago. and one of the things we believe strongly is that we have to clear the uncertainty in the housing market, and that's why the discussions that we've been having to try to settle all of the problems that we saw with the servicers, so-called robo signing, false af

shaun casey is professor of christian ethics at wesley theological seminary. >> whether you act or whether you don't act, the stakes are really quite high. and that's what makes it so daunting from a moral perspective, trying to find the right way to know when to intervene and when not to because the consequences, the body counts are quite high. >> reporter: in the wake of the 1994 genocide in rwanda, the united nations hammered out a set of principles known as the "responsibility to protect." the principles say that nations must protect their population from genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and ethnic cleansing. and if a state doesn't live up to that responsibility, the international community has a responsibility to step in. the united states has endorsed those principles. >> i believe that force can be justified on humanitarian grounds, as it was in the balkans, or in the other places that have been scarred by war. inaction tears at ouconscience and can lead to more costly intervention later. >> according to casey, the principles draw heavily from the just war tradition, w

and, we talk about the future of home mortgages with housing and urban development secretary shaun donovan. >> reporter: i'm erika miller. also tomorrow, a look at why adjustable-rate home loans are growing in popularity, again, and whether you should consider one. >> suzanne: the u.s. supreme court heard arguments today in a mammoth gender discrimination case against walmart. the justices seemed sympathetic to the giant retailer in considering whether a small group of women can represent a huge nationwide class. walmart is accused of discriminating against female employees by denying promotions and paying them less than men. today, the court questioned whether the alleged treatment was part of a corporate policy. >> tom: the third largest u.s. stock exchange, called bats global markets, wants to compete with its bigger rivals. bats plans to launch a new listings service for u.s. stocks by the end of this year. the move opens the door for u.s. companies to take their shares public somewhere other than the new york stock exchange or nasdaq. bats is based in kansas city and already competes

putting your seven all pearly in the opening quarter but dallas sees the lead a few minutes later shaun morey in with i don't close the long way to making a twenty four team the mavs setting a season high four points in a quarter with forty one in the second opening up a hefty seventy two fifty one lead the big break and easy all tell us after that dallas holding on with ease to eventually finish eighteen points to get. elsewhere the nuggets finally cooled down the suns denver earning their first win in our zone in through tries miami meanwhile snapped a five game losing skid against three time really champions until this lakers got a turban chris bosch delivering a team high twenty four points south are demanding the ball more through the media greenway two other twenty points in south also glad to taste victory after a series of close losses. you know it feels good when you get when a game where you lose a game you know we knew it was going to come down in you know just like the last couple games that we've lost your home especially we had to figure out a way and found a way and we di

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let's get some more on this and speak to our independent nuclear energy consultant shaun barney now joining me live from hamburg to discuss the implications of japan's nuclear crisis so we are constantly hearing different reports on the situation at the plant according to the latest radiation figures just tell us how bad is the situation at the moment. is clearly a very bad situation on one level i think it's understandable that there is confusing. descriptions of the situation because this is an ongoing accident so every hour that passes there are new developments in a very complex nuclear site it's not one nuclear reactor that's had an accident this is the entire nuclear site with four reactors in a critical situation a nuclear waste. that's what explain each other explanation of course is well in japanese bureaucratic culture where very little information is given to the public by the new clinton street and by the government and regulators that's a traditional crucial briefly managing. what is clearly a serious problem so i say i'm sorry to say that's a traditional approach to the japane

national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> that was treasury secretary to tim geithner and housing secretary shaun donovan testifying about changes to the mortgage finance system. the house will debate eliminating the federal mortgage program. we will hear more about that in a moment. steven chu will be on capitol hill, joined by the chairman of the nuclear regulatory commission. they will be asked by -- about u.s. nuclear safety following last week's earthquake in japan. that is from a joint house- senate subcommittee hearing. that is on c-span3 and c-span radio. >> the c-span networks -- providing coverage of politics, public affairs, nonfiction books, and american history. it is all available to you on television, radio, online, and on social media networking sites. view our content anytime at the c-span video library. we take you on the road with our digital content vehicle. it is washington your way. the c-span networks -- now available in more than 100 million homes, created by cable, provided as a public service. >> "washington journal" is next and will take your phone calls. the house is b

that committee includes shaun donovan from h.u.d., ben bernanke of the federal reserve, edward demarco, acting director of the federal housing finance agency, john walsh, the acting comptroller of the currency, mary shapiro, the head of the s.e.c., the honorable sheila bair the head of the fdic. that is a very august group. they are in the process of promulgating the rules to carry out the intent of dodd-frank with regard to residential mortgages. and the rumors that are coming out of those negotiations -- and i say rumors because i can't verify them because i'm not in -- but i do know the articles i've read in the papers the last couple days send a very troubling signal to me. and just for a few minutes i want to make the point that i think are so critical. number one, it's my understanding that to consider memorializing 80% as the maximum amount of loan-to-value for a loan that would fall as a qualified residential mortgage and do not address private mortgage insurance for coverage above 80%. without getting technical, what that would mean is the only qualified residential mortgages

on saturday night, shaun voss became trapped in a tree well when he lost his snowboard and was stranded. he called 9-1-1, then built a snow cave. he was carrying avalanche equipment. searchers used g masoud shafiei coordinategps coordinates to find him. >>> pg&e is expected to appear before a judge to explain why they did not turn over safety records following the explosions. they'll then consider lowering the $1 million a day fine against pg&e. >> today is the start of the "new york times" subscription policy. readers can access articles for no charge, but after 30 articles they have to sign up for a digital subscription. print subscribers have free access to everything on the the site. >>> several countries may sensor episodes of "the simpsons". the show frequently features near-miss nuclear disasters at the reactor where homer works. some networks are looking closely at the episodes about to air in the near future. they want to make sure one that features a meltdown does not pop up on the air. >>> all right. time now is 8:49, and we're going to go out to san francisco where they are

we have the secretary of the treasury we have shaun donovan.ou may proceed. >> thank you for giving us a chance to come. last month, they released a report outlining the proposed reforms for the finance market. our plan was to create a system in which the government's role is limited to robust oversize in consumer protection. it is carefully designed for market stability in crisis response. private markets would be the primary source of mortgage credit and bear the borden -- burden for losses. they will be required to hold more capital to withstand future recessions end to adhere to more conservative underwriting standards. homeowners will hold more equity in their homes. the security markets will play a major role in housing finance the subjects to risk retention. we propose a three part plan. we propose to wind it down fannie mae and freddie. as you know, private capital retreated and is not yet returned, leaving the government to lead nine out of 10 new mortgages today. that has been essential in helping bring the measures to the housing mar

and housing and urban development secretary shaun donovan will join one other person as they are askedut the plan for fannie mae and freddie mac. news out of japan this morning, after a third explosion yesterday at the nuclear power facility. all eyes are on the situation there. we will keep you updated as we go along this morning. we begin with your thoughts on whether military retirees should pay more for health care? secretary gates is expected to make another push to require retirees to pay more in fees. congressional debates on the issue begins wednesday. we have a special line for retirees and active members. all others, you can see the lines they are separated by democrats and republicans and independents. let's take a look at an article about this on this morning. defense secretary gates finds himself pitted against retired service members, one of washington's powerful and most beloved constituencies. date is back with a far more modest proposal to raise premiums. we want to get your thoughts on this this morning. what do you think? a little bit more from the "washington post."

if we need any sense -- no mercy or no pay t shaun. -- pity shown. human-rights watch has catalogued the appalling abuses being committed in tripoli. now the people of eastern libya are facing the same fate. that is a demonstrable need. second, we said there must be a clear wish from the people of libya and the wider region for international action. it was the people of libya who were the first to call for protection from air attacks through a no-fly zone. more recently, the arab league has made the same demand. it really has been remarkable how aaron leaders have come forward and condemned the actions of the -- arab leaders have come forward and condemned the actions of the gaddafi regime. they have said they are willing to participate themselves in enforcing this resolution. this support goes far beyond the arab world. last night, all three african members of the un security council voted in favor of the resolution. the third and the essential condition was that there should be a clear, legal basis. that is why, along with france, lebanon, and the

and thanks to shaun green, where are you, here? we have really been able to turn around this sbic activity. many of you also thought too much paperwork, too much time. that used to be the sba brand. we have a new brand. half the paperwork, half the time. [laughter] >> we last year put a record 1.6 billion in the hands of high growth firms in fiscal 2010. and 1.2 billion in the commitment went to new funds and we have reduced the cycle time and the turn-around in a way that i think you would be happy to see. this is a program that works. in 1969 they invested in a chip manufacturer with 2,000 employees and 500,000 in revenues. and today it's intel. so we have a long list of the hall of fame of the sbic and there's someone here from capital. raise your hand if you're here. and intel is turning around and being a capital provider. so it's come full cycle and just one other small example of an sbic company that i like. an sbic in 2005 invested $4 million in a drilling equipment company in center rock, pennsylvania. remember i said thes