well next we're following the footsteps of sean souter who was sentenced to death at the age of sixteen twelve years old we asked whether capital punishment is really the answer to crime. south of the united states of america oklahoma. this road leads to macalister penitentiary which houses prisoners condemned to death. this is where just twelve years ago i met sean sellers a young man condemned to death his story created a media star all over the world he was my age and i have never forgotten him ever since the night of his execution i have been convinced that the death penalty acts like a poison on all those who participated and that now my aim is to meet all the people that were involved in the execution of sean sellers. this is where sean sellers spent the last thirteen years of his life. the. cameras three. nights in three. football players are louis. ok. john was twenty nine when this interview took place. most people around here you know all this season here when all you see the chains bars crying. all you can see is are some herzog by. some of those killed somebody. if someone i

not souter said ok we won't remove the plants then that i call points out will then we are going to remove my we'll get help and we will move we will depart and we will send you the bill monsanto immediately send us an e-mail and said you're not allowed could do to those plants whatever you want because they're our property so i told them it's your property it's on my property. we want the land we pay the taxes get your property off our land. percy hired a neighbor to remove the plants and sent the bill to months sometimes over a total amount of six hundred canadian dollars when sons are refused to pay and luis miser filed a claim in the local small claims court. can you imagine the end there's been two months out until a billion dollar corporation come into court for six hundred dollars but five minutes before the trial might sadhu agreed to settle out of court and they agreed that there would be no gag order my wife and i could talk about it i could talk to you about it here tonight so it was not only a great victory for ourselves but now it opened it up for all farmers in every part of

social welfare system that includes cash benefits free or low cost health insurance pensions and souters for getting care the social benefits are aimed at the poorest of the poor however actually thousand and nine world bank poverty assessment showed that only thirty percent of those citizens actually received cash assistance and it seems qualifications don't help either. it is run as a professional singer and in these tough times music is all she and her daughter hallow. the only real music to their ears would be an offer of help something neither has much faith they'll hear anytime soon he government is claiming that it's doing everything possible in the current financial climate to help its people but with more and more georgians clearly have no money for even the basics like food medicine and living like this it's clear that the poverty line is very evident in the heart of the georgian capital. cashiers are r.t. b.c. georgia. now only has more than three. united states is that pairing a deep on the ground school exaction and nice as is being given top priority for eg the risks to hea

social welfare system that includes cash benefits free or low cost health insurance pensions and souters for day care the social benefits are aimed at. poorest of the poor however at two thousand and nine world bank poverty assessment showed that only thirty percent of those citizens actually received cash assistance and it seems qualifications don't help either. everyone is a professional singer and in these tough times news it is all she and her daughter have. but the only real music to their ears would be an offer of help something neither has much faith they'll hear any time soon. the government is claiming that it's doing everything possible in the current financial climate to help which people. are georgians clearly no money for even the basics like food and medicine and living like this it's clear that the poverty line is very evident in the heart of the georgian capital. r t v georgia. around the world now at some other international news this hour and gunman on motorcycles of firearms and government protesters in a port in yemen killing one person there also reports from another

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after law school and also justice brennan and justice souter. he worked from capitol hill for chuck schumer and worked on the iran-contra investigation as well. in the business sector he has been involved with a senior business executives that i ac interactive and was there for nine years starting as general counsel and became head of business operations. he was a venture capital investor and had his own incubator fund operating out of washington d.c. to nurture a number of small and young digital related companies. he is also somebody with a distinguished education background. he graduated magna cum laude from harvard law school. at harvard law school u.s. senior editor of the law review of the same time as president barack obama was president so he met president obama there. he became chairman in june of 2009 and was nominated by president obama in march of 2009 and confirmed in june of 2009 and since that time has done an outstanding job as chairman and i would like to ask him a number of questions relating to what he has done as chairman. i

increasingly investing abroad, recently throwing its weight around in the asian neighborhood, being the souter and government diplomacy, sailing its navy into new waters, most recently the mediterranean, broadening its global and cultural presence and trying to acquire soft power and managing a mega-economy that is the engine of global growth. this is no ordinary rising growth. maybe it has already risen. how to deal with this rising power is the grand strategic question of our era. what kind of actor will china be on the international stage is really the key question before all of us as analysts or policy practitioners. there are, indeed, many variables that will answer the second question. this project and this chapter in this project is a slice of one of the many variables. this looks at only one slice of chinese perception. it looks at how the chinese see their own international role. that is different than how the chinese see the united states or how they see brazil or whatever. this chapter is about how the chinese see themselves in the international system. that is a kind of sub-sub set

you work for chuck schumer, barry diller, justice souter, justice brennan. you work for barack obama. who was the smartest of those people? [laughter] >> i have three kids. and no favorites. [laughter] >> ok, they were all smart. i do share some attributes that i have noticed over time. relentless curiosity, a real energy for interactive exchanges on issues that they are dealing with, a core belief that the best ideas and dancers come out of the marketplace, and a willingness to take great ideas wherever they come from. those are some of the attributes that i have found. >> when you first met barack obama, you were a harvard law student. i imagine you played basketball with him. was he that good a basketball player? when did you get a sense that he would go into politics? >> i think it is known that he has a terrific jump shot. he is less known as a basketball player. he can go to was left as well as his right. [laughter] [applause] >> as president as well, right? >> people ask me whether i knew back then that he would become president. i think he knows that

> it is a big topic, and it's a topic that justice kennedy and i and justice o'connor and justice souter have spoken quite a bit a lot, and the staff is welcome to go online and find some of the 92 speeches i have probably given on this. over all there is no perfect system there, but speeds are you willing to tweet about it? >> i would if i would permit myself to respond to tweet. but i figure that way -- so there's quite a lot on -- major areas of concern are the campaign contributions combined with the state election system. that's one of the areas. the federal system are the elected official and asserted by the elected officials and i remind people of that when i'm asked this kind of question. confirmation, i said i was not the confirming person but i was the confirmed person. i was not a nominee person. i was a nominated person. and to ask me is like asking for the recipe for chicken allah came from the point of view from the chicken. [laughter] >> i'll think about that. of course it used to be, congressman, in my hometown, in california, if a straight trial judge was challenged, if

increasingly investing abroad, recently throwing its weight around in the asian neighborhood, being the souter and government diplomacy, sailing its navy into new waters, most recently the mediterranean, broadening its global and cultural presence and trying to acquire soft power and managing a mega-economy that is the engine of global growth. this is no ordinary rising growth. maybe it has already risen. how to deal with this rising power is the grand strategic question of our era. what kind of actor will china be on the international stage is really the key question before all of us as analysts or policy practitioners. there are, indeed, many variables that will answer the second question. this project and this chapter in this project is a slice of one of the many variables. this looks at only one slice of chinese perception. it looks at how the chinese see their own international role. that is different than how the chinese see the united states or how they see brazil or whatever. this chapter is about how the chinese see themselves in the international system. that is a kind of sub-sub sai