fasted and meditating six o'clock that evening and then they executed and my wife it called me troy davis got a state. and intimidation call is a no no it didn't happen he's still in there tonight really so i'm not one of the first see i was the couple times i still had a good mouth ok i'm not one of these three companies bad because sometimes people too poor to get a good lawyer sometimes the wrong person not i just cannot believe the state. so you have a brutal crime if i commit that then for the rest of my life that's punishment excuse or even the state should not be in revenge if me and my wife. and some of the all day god brought. the right they had the moral authority to tell my children they can't do it so i was there for that never before everything i've been through have i had a reaction. a militant but first showing up as the execution of a white guy who had of here's what i was proud of i'm going in to testify against british petroleum in congress. but why congressman watts yeah. he says oh my god. what do you do for that white racist who needed to die changed my life he said i

what i think called me and said troy davis got to stay. and intimidation cause you know no it didn't happen he's still in bed at night really so i'm not one of these there's i was a couple times i still had a good mom's ok i'm not one of these a sick person is bad cause sometimes people too poor to get a good lawyer sometimes the wrong person i just do not believe the state. of brutal crime if i commit then for the rest of my life that's punishment excuse or even the state should not be in revenge if me and my wife dog and smoked dope all day got drunk and followed the the right have the moral authority to tell my children they can't do it so i was there for their never before everything i've ever had a reaction. a militant black person showing up at the execution of a like i would of here is. i'm going in to testify against british petroleum and congress. why congressman watts. he says oh my god. what you did for their white racists who needed to die changed my life here i used to be for capital punishment after watching you sit there i h

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russian citizens or to boot or troy davis to be you know sentence of life or convicted of a crime and it didn't commit victor boots why should the us is the criminal in this case that the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized provocation organized crime towards a russian said assent or any other citizens of the world when they just have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for boots return to russia your blood has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with us muscles flexed tight to keep him in an american prison who is facing from twenty five years to life behind bars the sentencing will come in february and r.t. new york. earlier this week wiki leaks founder julian assange has lost his appeal battle against extradition from the u.k. to sweden he will now after once a sex crime allegations have not been charged with any crime in any country. asunder maintains his innocence and he's planning to appeal again he insists that his case is politi

you know i don't i don't want any innocent man whether it be russian citizen for it to boot or troy davis to be you know sentenced to life or convicted of a crime that they didn't commit victor boots wife says the u.s. is the criminal in this case that the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized provocation organized crime towards a russian citizen or any other citizens of the world when they just have deemed them allegedly dangerous he doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for boots return to russia has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with us muscles flexed tight to keep him in an american prison who is facing from twenty five years to life behind . the sentencing will come in february and. new york. still ahead few days are the great getaway for muslims marking eat. joy stone we celebrate this key is lovely first to tell you what this means to russia's muslims in just a few moments. on that wednesday wiki leaks founder julian assange lost his court appeal battle to stay in t

innocent so you know i don't i don't want any innocent man whether russian citizens are to boot or troy davis to be you know sentenced to life or convicted of a crime that they didn't commit troops why should the u.s. with that is a criminal case that the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized provocation organized crime towards a russian citizen or any other citizens of the world when they just have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for votes return to russia has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with us muscles flex tight to keep him in an american prison is facing from twenty five years to life behind. the sentencing will come in february and. new york. coming up in the program the web is close again and about a little leaks founder julian assange promises to fight on after i want to import taxes abuse against extradition plus. back from the six men to conclude a grueling simulated mission to mars minus the space flight is on the scene witn

or troy davis to be you know sentenced to life or. even commit your boots why should the u.s. is a criminal in this case some of the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized provocation organized crime towards a russian said ascend or any other citizens of the world when they just have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for boots return to russia has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with us muscles flexed tight to keep him in an american prison is facing from twenty five years to life behind bars the sentencing will come in february and march new york. on wednesday wiki leaks founder julian assange lost his court appeal battle to stay in the u.k. he's been under house arrest for nearly a year while waiting for the verdict will now be extradited to sweden for sex crime allegations which he's never been charged. decided later this month if he can appeal the songs denies the claims suggesting that sweetens would you bring to handing

or a russian citizen free to boot or troy davis to be you know sentence to life or convicted of a crime and it didn't commit why should the u.s. that is a criminal in this case some of the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized provocation organized crime toward the russians had a sense or any other citizens of the world when they just have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for boots return to russia has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with us muscles flex tight to keep him in an american prison is facing from twenty five years to life behind bars the sentencing will come in february and r.t.e. new york. in syria a peace deal to end months of bloodshed made little difference to security forces continue their attacks on activists in the city of homs more than twenty people died as a tanks rolled in the arab league which broke the agreement to claims its failure would be disastrous but some political analysts in the region echo president

the death penalty nationally had reached a thirty nine year low in the wake of the execution of troy davis with sixty one percent of americans supporting it so this is important of a time as any to take heart to governor kitzhaber his parting words cruz all says he will go all over the world. and i think the people of america need to do the same so if the governor of oregon putting a moratorium on the death penalty for the remainder of his term we declare that the truth and more of hope. i spake speaks everywhere are getting a really excited about tomorrow's launch of the new mars rover it took eight years of planning and despite six hundred million in cost overruns and a two year delay nasa is mars science laboratory also known as curiosity will be taking off tomorrow from cape canaveral florida are calling it the most ambitious mission yet to the red planet with the goal of assessing whether mars has or ever had or still has environmental conditions favorable to microbial life would be the fourth rover in fifteen years to set its wheels down on the planet but only after an eight and a ha

so you know i don't i don't want any innocent man whether it be russian citizens or to boot or troy davis to be you know sentenced to life or convicted of a crime that they didn't commit victor boots why should the u.s. with that is a criminal case some of the the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized probably cation organized crime towards the russian side a sense or any other citizens that are out when they just have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for votes return to russia has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with us muscles flexed tight to keep him in an american prison is facing from twenty five years to life behind bars the sentencing will come in february and. new york. the un's atomic watchdog plans to reveal evidence next week suggesting iran made computer models of a nuclear warhead and says it will show satellite images to prove it but tehran has dismissed the claim saying there fabricated it's from tip speculation that the

you know i don't i don't want any innocent man whether it be a russian citizen with a bullet or troy davis to be you know a sentence of life or because we're trying to fit in commit the troops right in the u.s. that is a criminal in this case some of the the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized probably cation organized crime towards a russian citizen or any other citizens of the world when nations have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for votes return to russia with your boot has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but would you want small cells flex tight to keep him in an american prison who is facing from twenty five years to life behind bars the sentencing will come in february and says you're going to archie new york. allowed as a for now for more of the stories we covered but r.t. dot com slash usa and check out our user page it's your dot com slash our to america you can also follow me on twitter at was all stare right here on our t.v.

so you know i don't i don't want any innocent man whether it be russian citizen victor boot or troy davisto be you know sentence to life or convicted of a crime that they didn't commit victor boots why should the us is the criminal in this case that the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized provocation organized crime towards the russian side a sense or any other citizens of the world when they just have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for boots returned to russia secure but has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with u.s. muscles flexed tight to keep him in an american prison who is facing from twenty five years to life behind bars the sentencing will come in february and r.t. new york. palestine was this week admitted as a full member to the un's cultural heritage i mean the scope of the moves angered the u.s. which says it will cut off its funding for the organization it was a major coup for palestine though as a gears up for the un v

so you know i don't i don't want any innocent man whether it be russian citizens or to boot or troy davisto be you know sentenced to life or convicted of a crime that they didn't commit victor boots wife says the u.s. is the criminal in this case. the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized provocation organized crime towards a russian citizen or any other citizens of the world when they just. have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for boots return to russia has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with us muscles flexed tight to keep him in an american prison is facing from twenty five years to life behind bars the sentencing will come in february and. new york. of the program the web is closing in a vital would he. promises to prolong the court rejected feel like if it will bring a long running story also. back from the red six men and conclude a grueling simulated mission to mars why this space flight is almost a. virtual. palestine was thi

all or most all of the political i mean if i'm talking about i am sure the i'm just execution of troy davis you could argue this political you could argue that you can't really talk about race and social justice without the context of politics and then i would also argue that a song with a ninety nine isn't a political song because the arc of problem movement isn't a political movement you just stated very plainly the economic movement is about ninety nine percent of people who see in their standard of living deteriorate and the one percent gaining greater wealth. agree with me that lily doesn't tell me that they basically gave you another contract so you won't get paid as you decide to go and sing and perform it anyway knowing he would get paid the highest because i felt this was once again more freedom of speech the person who organized the event met him at occupy wall street if it wasn't for actually when we were filming the video for occupy we're not in that so if it wasn't for that movement i would have even been at the university of connecticut but no importantly it's because i felt l

so you know i don't i don't want any innocent man whether it be russian citizen victor boot or troy davis to be you know sentenced to life or convicted of a crime that they didn't commit richard woods' wife when you were that is a criminal in this case some of the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized provocation organized crime toward the russian side a sense or any other citizens that the world when they just have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for boots return to russia rick your blood has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with us muscles flexed tight to keep him in an american prison is facing from twenty five years to life behind bars the sentencing will come in february and march new york coming up in the program the web site closing in embattled wiki leaks founder julian assange promises to fight on after a london called reject says appeal against extradition got that story coming up for you also this too. back from the red six

so you know i don't i don't want any innocent man whether it be russian citizens or to boot or troy davis to be you know sentenced to life or convicted of a crime that they didn't commit victor boots why should the u.s. that is a criminal in this case. the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services are an organized probably cation organized crime towards a russian citizen or any other citizens the world when they just have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action moscow has vowed to continue to push for boots returned to russia victor boot has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with u.s. muscles flexed tight to keep him in an american prison who is facing from twenty five years to life behind bars the sentencing will come in february and r.t. new york. post time has won membership of unesco this week but the move may cost the u.n. heritage boat a fifth of its funding with the u.s. cutting off its cash contribution in response it's seen as a major coup for palestine that is up for the u.n. vote on recogni

so you know i don't i don't want any innocent man whether it be a russian citizen with a glue or troy davisto be you know sent his life or or convicted of a crime to if they didn't commit the troops why is it all of us what it is a criminal in this case. the actions currently carried out by the u.s. special services or an organized probation organized crime towards a russian citizen or any other citizens of the world when they should have deemed them allegedly dangerous it doesn't even have to be specific action most who vowed to continue to push for boots return to russia mr bruce has always maintained his innocence and will keep fighting for justice but with u.s. muscle flex tight to keep him in an american prison it's freezing from twenty five years to life behind bars the sentencing will come in february and so he sure cannot r.t. new york all that does it for now for more of the stories we covered go to our t.v. dot com slash usa there you can find my interview with policy director for the national iranian american council germar jamal obviously about the a possibility of war with iran

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attention to the death penalty as carried out here in the us is not justice because it's not perfect troy davis was just the latest in a laundry list of people who have been executed when there are very serious doubts about their guilt if you have no way of knowing beyond a reasonable doubt that the person is guilty that in what world do we think that it's ok to give the power to the government to end their life it's sickening and it's also a place where we often see a lot of hypocrisy from small government advocates that want to give the government the most insane power imaginable and not only is guilt often in doubt but there are severe racial disparities in the way that people are sentenced it's been proven time and time again that if your victim is white you're more likely to be sentenced to death and if the defendant is not white they're also most likely to be given the death penalty more likely now that simply isn't justice and until our criminal justice system is able to hand down sentences that are truly fair i think that a national moratorium is in order not to mention a national discu

were members of the press and begin the first incident that i remember was it was the night after troy davis was executed there was a rally to protest his execution in union square here in new york city and that turned into a large march that joined with occupy wall street folks in lower manhattan and cameron that i was working with for democracy now i was struck in the face with the tal on that march and another march i saw one of our cameramen get thrown across the hood of a car scene and y.p. officers lunge over barricades journalists it's been. it's not surprising at all the things that are written in the letter that you referred to the n.y.p.d. has displayed a lot of force in dealing with journalists throughout the throughout occupy wall street it's been pretty. disturbing to watch at times now when you are out you know from what you've seen it where they well aware that these people were journalists and their press passes displayed or at least sad i'm i'm part of the media. absolutely in the case of the two colleagues of mine who was the one who was hit in the face with the baton the o

the troy davis thing which happened recently where by common consent there was enough doubt that that man could not be 100% said to have committed the crime, and certainly no dna evidence. what do you think of the whole issue? >> you know, it's a complicated issue, piers. i haven't thought a whole lot about it. but of course, i'm for second chances and mercy. yet the flip side is there's consequences for what we've done. and so i don't know what my total stance is because i'm so full of -- >> a life for a life? >> well, i don't know that that's -- you know, it's hard -- >> i don't think you can say that. and i've had this debate with you before about these things. you can't be the man who influences millions of people and sit on the fence about key moral issues like that. key moral stroke ethical issues. you've got to have a view, haven't you? >> well, i think the thing is we have a justice system and i believe in our system of justice, number one. part of me, the human part of me, the merciful part of me is, wow, let's just give everybody a chance and if there is any -- it's hard for

i had the great fortune of reading this book this week while i was trying to cover doing bug in troy davisfor slate. can you imagine toggling back-and-forth between a fictional work about a possibly innocent man being sent to his death by a judicial system in the prosecutorial system that's just doesn't care? and watching it happen in front of your very eyes. they mesh to the point that i literally could not remember from day to day as the week went on and i confess i didn't have to muchly but i could remember what i've read from the trial transcript and what i had read from the confession. i think that one of things that john does so well as he takes these extraordinary questions. what if you bought a state supreme court justice and turns them into things that seem like they are beyond all belief until you watch the court, the supreme court, here that very case. so it seems to me that problems have gotten huge and the real i think problem isn't the reader suspending disbelief. is trying to persuade readers that this may have just happen. i think that is the real problem. >> but it is true

thanks to that, he is here with us tonight and sadly troy davis is gone. [applause] >> all right. it thank you. >> the nominees for outstanding news discussion and analysis are -- teacher town hall -- education nation. beryond borderlines. good morning, landlocked central asia. holy war: should american sphere is long? mid-term election coverage. >> and the winner is -- the ritual of mandel show. -- rachel maddow show. [applause] >> obviously, recently the country has been famous in the news recently because they discovered all these minerals in the mountains toward >> discovered. we are talking about them again. we always knew that afghanistan had incredible minerals. >> lithium you do not see that much. he do see a lot of rubies and emeralds. >> this is important. with all of the stuff that are being done to set up governance and law and order. >> we take you to the biggest shopping street and we're talking about tools. but you don't know this about me yet? >> we have some more people upstairs and hopefully they will make it down. this is new for us. our humble to be here amongs

there was doubt about troy davis having done the crime. we talk about the pain. he lost his life. thank you for letting us know that this is a structural issue by where we allow eyewitness testimony to weigh so heavily when comes to individuals who are convicted of crimes. we have to take a look at the structure of the injustice. richard pryor said he went down to the courthouse looking for just this. all he saw was us. there is something with the structure. the issue does not fit. i uld call this message "if the shoe fits. there is a structural issue. we focus on the pain. we do not deal with the structure. when we but that was jz talks about what happened about these statistics. he says it is because the system is working. he is saying that we have got pain. the reality is instead of focusing in on the pain, we have to deal with the shared that does not fit. we have a structural issue. thank you for not focusing in just on the pain but making sure we take a look at the structure. i want to share things that have changed my life for ever. my memory will never be the same. we have

davis were limited in practice. capitals also dealing with injury esh use. mike greene and troy brauer making the road trip that starts in carolina tomorrow. greene will not play, brower's status is up in the air. without greene, the capitals blue liners getting it done due in part to dennis wideman. he was acquired at the trade deadline last year but got a hematoma on his leg. didn't play in the playoffs. they are almost identical. wideman off to a hot start this season. his 10 point, tied for second most on the team with alex ovechkin. >> i think the start of the season has been pretty good. obviously there's still room for improvement. i haven't been playing as well as i think can i in my own zone. but, yeah, i think it's been a pretty good start to the year for everybody. we have a pretty good record, have won some games. when you start to lose a couple games, you start thinking everybody's not playing good. as long as we keep going as a team i think we're all going to keep playing. >> dennis wideman. >> eight scholarship players. that's what new maryland head coach mark tur