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Attorneys, same outcome. a third trial was held to reconsider the sentence and again, the decision was unanimous. 36 jurors had determined that edward elmore should be put to death. 11 years later, a 34-year-old law student named diana holt came to the south carolina death penalty resource center as a summer intern. one of her first assignments was reviewing elmore's case. >> the first time i saw the name, i was reading through the transcript. >> diana started having suspicions that the conviction wasn't fair. she was troubled that there were no expert witnesses and rarely challenged any of th...

Same prosecutor, same defense attorneys, same outcome. a third trial was held to reconsider the sentence and again, the decision was unanimous. 36 jurors had determined that edward elmore should be put to death. 11 years later, a 34-year-old law student named diana holt came to the south carolina death penalty resource center as a summer intern. one of her first assignments was reviewing elmore's case. >> the first time i saw the name, i was reading through the transcript. >> diana started having suspicions that the conviction and trial wasn't fair. she was troubled that there were no expert w...

Being taped. mark harrington is the executive director of created equal and training director and seth drayer joins us now. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> seth, you were, i understand, a summer intern and that's you in the video. you're just standing out there. you're trying to engage people in dialogue about abortion. she comes up to you. what happened? >> as the director of training for created equal, the first young man in the video you see is our summer intern, ian. i was leading our team of interns downtown creating conversation and i heard her yelling at ian at the begi...

Security card that i gave the mountain view voice, the san francisco chronicle, the philadelphia daily news, the washington post, the new yorker, the huffington post, i think the pulitzer committee and also the white house. >> i first met jose when he was a summer intern. he clearly was gifted and at the same time, he was neurotic about whether he really was pleasing people and initially i attributed it just to the kind of worries that a lot of young people have as young journalists, but over time, it became clear to me that this was more than just your average insecurity. jose said that he re...

Out of high school, $5,000. parlayed it through the stock market and at age 19, you opened your own delicatessen. >> i believe in risk. if i failed, i didn't expect government to bail me out. but if i succeeded, i didn't expect government to take all my money. i took this money, i created my own company. my father and i even built the counter in my dad's garage. we created a deli. i soon learned, if you're a small business owner, you're the first one to work, last one to leave, last one to be paid. we learn about what regulation does to your business and the challenges. you wonder where common...