. >>> hi, i'm diana scott and students are a really hard act to follow. [laughter] >>> i'm moved really by all of you and your courage in joining a long history of of civil disobedience to protest [speaker not understood] of civil rights. (applause) >>> i've been a member of the coalition to save city college for about a year. i substitute taught occasionally in transitional studies. i've taken classes, i'm currently taking an advanced journalism course focused on investigative reporting. (applause) >>> i do see this whole struggle as a very important civil rights struggle which will have ramifications way beyond the campus or even the state of california. i commend the thrust and the sponsors of this resolution, particularly calling for immediate removal of the special trustee. i know a week ago in sacramento brice harris, the state chancellor of community colleges, was not at all convinced of that when we visited him, a delegation of us, although he did meet with us. and i also like the fact that you are very aware of the implications of rushing through

scott? >> okay, diana. thanks so much. let's bring in someone who knows what home buyers want.ottie herman is the president and ceo of douglas, largest brokerage firm in new york and fourth ranked real estate company in the united states. dottie, it's great to have you here. thank you for coming by. >> great to be here. >> you heard diana's report. supply and demand is the issue in housing. >> universally across the country there's a limited supply. that's keeping buyers on their toes as multiple offers. on top of the limited supply you still have low interest rates but very tight credit. with the new qm rules, you are seeing even a little bit tighter credit than you even saw last year. the economy, you know, is good. the demand is there. and renters, the reason people are building rental units, 20 or 30 of the biggest cities it's cheaper to buy than rent. >> we're really putting this conversation forward as what's best for folks right now in terms of where their money is going to work best, in terms of trades, investing. if you have a house you're trying to sell, a house you w

scott macfarlane. >>> and a new twist in london's ongoing phone hacking scandal. >> a former tabloid journalist is saying that princess diana gave him information to get back at charles. >> and we have more outside of buckingham palace. >> it is a bombshell with a former editor testifying that princess princess diana was a mole inside of the buckingham palace. she leaked greenbooks in a secret bid to get revenge on prince charles. mr. gooden says that he sent information to the office and then followed up with a personal phone call to make sure that he had gotten it, and she was looking for an ally and befriended several journalists to get back at charles. >> if they are true, they are stunning, because they reveal a very manipulative side of princess diana's nature. >> and mr. gooden who was jailed in 1997 for hacking prince charles, william and harry, and now this offers a rare glimpse into the royal family. >> she was also chased by the media, but lee yasased with the pedia as well. >> and they never mixed up with the upstairs and the downstairs staff, and they were very "downton abbey." shels, because we will need them