dr. yawei liu.is the director of the china program at the carter center and the associate direrector of the e ca resesearch center in a atlanta, georgia. he's also an adjunct professor of political science at emory u universitity. welcomo "full frame," dr. liu. liu: it's great to be here. walter: let me take a step back to 2001. whahat were somome of e events that ococcurred then, and--and did that really get, basically, a jump--jump-start the whole volunteerism kick there in chinana, do you think? liu: yeah, obviously, that's the year of 9/11, and the united nations knocked on the door and said, "you know, we want to make this year the year of international volunteerism," and the party leaders said, "great. you know, bring it in," and the one of the most famous ladies of china, the iron lady, wu yi, vice premier, cheered the whole effort. so that put volunteerism on the map in china, so to speak, and all the party and state agencies and department, you know, joined the chorus, and--and the whole co

dr. vernig. critics point out high school enrollment here has dropped in half during his five-year tenure. in fremont, david liu. >>> they're being assigned temporary housing because their accomodations aren't ready. students were supposed to live here at the university's brand-new campus village two residence hall but it won't be finished for another month. in the meantime, the students will have to make due with dorms slated for demolition. university officials acknowledge that this situation isn't ideal but they say safety and security are their main concerns as they finish the new residence hall. >>> in oakland three dozen people are down to three bathrooms and one kitchen in their apartment building. the landlord must repair the kitchen and bath they demolished. tenants call it deplorable living conditions. another chapter in oakland's gentrification. >> reporter: cooking in the kitchen. the only common kitchen shared by 34 residents here. also in the kitchen, cockroaches in the hall, a tangle of wires and holes in the ceilings. last year new owners took over this three story single room occupancy building

dr. vernig. critics point out high school enrollment here has dropped in half during his five-year tenure. in fremont, david liue being assigned temporary housing because their accomodations aren't ready. students were supposed to live here at the university's brand-new campus village two residence hall but it won't be finished for another month. in the meantime the students will have to make due with dorms slated for demolition. university officials acknowledge that this situation isn't ideal but they say safety and security are their main concerns as they finish the new residence hall. >>> in oakland three dozen people are down to three bathrooms and one kitchen in their apartment building. the landlord must repair the kitchen and bath they demolished. tenants call it deplorable living conditions. another chapter in oakland's gentrification. >> reporter: cooking in the kitchen. the only common kitchen shared by 34 residents here. also in the kitchen, cockroaches in the hall, a tangle of wires and holes in the ceilings. last year new owners took over this three story single room occupancy building. there are n