i know sui has an opinion. want to go to you first. >> you want me first? i don't believe in enpowerment that some people are disempowered. i think we all have to take an active voice in trying to change things and that it's -- i don't know if i believe that you can change a stereotype just by aiming at that stereotype, aiming a target on -- putting a target on one stereotype and putting the pressure on from one group of people. you kind of have to change the entire idea that you can look at a person and know who they are, right? so it's more of a general cultural phenomenon than it is a specific -- you can't change a specific thing. >> yeah, you know hey matt though it's not just asian women who are stereotyped but asian men who deal with their own set of circumstances. sometimes these guys feeling like they have to claim or reclaim their masculinity. what about stereotypes that specifically affect asian american guys. >> they are often felt as of quiet, effeminate, you are seen automatically as someone who will follow the rules or do what your boss tells

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chamber of commerce's top 10 list of ridiculous suis. just a couple. number one, inmates suing beer companies for their life of crime. i'm serious. and then the man taking apple to court for his own addiction to porn. and you say these are just more reasons why we need tort reform. >> we should have said tort reform and health reform. i lovehe one the grown man who sued his parents. the cbo says that tort costs costs the u.s. economy $350 billion a year. 24r* is a congressional bill that would cap ards and capillary fees fees and only allah medical malpractice lawsuits to be brought within a three-year wean dough frame x statute out of limitations. why not pass that tort reform? >> what is wrong with that idea? >> there are frivolous lawsuits. i will concede that. there is a problem with that. on the same show we are talking about e president being too powerful and we hillary move -- will remove the ability for people to go to court and seek redress for unsafe products and laws that aren't bng enforced and for problems that are not being solved because

government look like it's successful and part of this is because of grave fear about the success of aung san suy kyi's party, the national league for democracy. >> south korean leaders joined china and denouncing a japanese prime minister's visit to a shrine. yasukuni is a symbol of japan's aggression during the world war ii. >> 100,000 people were killed during uganda's long civil law. the rebels lord resistance army targeted civilians. they were chased out of sudan. many bodies are now being laid to rest. we have this report. >> patrick's mother lucy was shot dead by rebels from the lord's resistance army. he is going to dig up her grave and take her body to the ancestral home. friends and family are here to help. she was killed when rebels attacked a camp for the displaced. they massacred people living there. >> everything was put on the civilian. >> the survivors fled. those that could collect the bodies of loved one have to bury them elsewhere >> on 19 may 2004 the rebels attacked. running into the camp shooting at people. others were forced into the hut. there's a memorial here that lists

. >> the party of myanmar's opposition leader aung san suy kyi says it will take part in the 2015 elections. the constitution currently bans the nobel peace prize winner running. they boycotted the 2010 elections saying they were un-democratic. >> anti-government protests in thailand are entering their seventh week, aimed at removing what protesters referred to as budget. >> to the people in thailand it's a familiar sight. in 2005, the country has seen various round of street protests. this one in 2005/2008. protesters say the deposed leader calls the shots. just like in 2006 the main opposition party - some analysts believe the decision is tactical. >> the last 20 years they have never won an outright victory. therefore they felt, one, it's impossible for them to have a big chance to win. it may be in the back of their minds, whether they admit it or not. >> the boycott could prompt a crisis. under thai law they have to win 20% of votes. in 2006 several seats were declared vacant because of this, prompting the constitutional court to annul the results. before an election could be held, the

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immediately by littleton fire rescue and that student i rreninioustion a local hospital undergoing suy. a second victim and is being treated at a local hospital. we believe that individual will be released before the end of the evening. currently right now, it appears to us that shooter is dead as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> today a nation on edge watched a scene that has become all too familiar. students in fear. fleeing a school with their hands in the air. cnn's anna cabrera is outside the school. what more can you tell us about what the student had with him when he went into the school today? we've heard reports of a possible molotov cocktail. >> reporter: the sheriff tells us the bomb squad is working to identify exactly what this device is that they found. releasing very few details. making sure the information they do give us is accurate but they do believe that he had some kind ofenice him. we know he was carrying the shotgun plain sight. he made n effort to conceal it. and again, confronted some students to ask where this teacher was that he was apparently t

pro democracy leader ang sun sui chi called mandela a great human being. >> i would like to express my extreme grief at the passing away of a man who stood for human rights and for equality in this world. he made us all understand that nobody should be penalized for the color of his 16. he also made us understand that we can't change the world. we can change the world by changing attitudes, by changing per sessions. for this reason, i would like to pay tribute as a great human being who raised the standard of humanity. >> the woman referred to as the nelson mandela of asia. she spent two parts of a decade for house arrest for her political believes. some say she may lead myanmar. a woman whose inspiration was nelson mandela. >> a nobel piazza prize winner as well. >> after the break, we'll have a lot more reaction and from around the world. you are watching cnn. . welcome back, everyone, to a special edition. >> south africa is a nation in mourning. former south african president nelson mandela died tuesday age 95 following years of illness. he was at his home in johannesburg surrounde

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