jon dugan as well.ou can see that great historic pedestrian lighting, which we only have on taylor street and a small part of golden gate. i did not know this, but when he was a cao, ed lee got those installed on taylor street. the mayor also has a plan that would restore 135 historic street lights to the tenderloin. that is an incredibly important thing for them, from an aesthetic and from a safety point of view. we are also one of the darkest neighborhoods. this is important. you can see how nice those are. imagine how nice they would look through the neighborhood. i also want to introduce leroy looper who goes back to the 1980's with us in the tenderloin. nothing that any of us are doing would have started without leroy's vision when he bought the cadillac. we always need to appreciate them for their contributions. so without further ado, i want to make -- introduced a person who made this possible, mayor ed lee. >> great podium. i am happy to be here. happy to celebrate these wonderful murals that h

in two thousand and five victor dugan often several other hand the fascists clans and prison robes to in the wake of marching legionnaires. the police dispersed all the empty fascists and let the s.s. veterans put the flowers at the freedom monument. crosses the. we believe in a free country fascists and their followers have no right to bring flowers to a symbol of the state if the state doesn't see itself as a nationalist was. cool still our actions were in line with the united nations resolution calling for resistance to all forces that promote the waffen s.s. to prevent your offer with. some fourteen thousand veterans living in latvia to j. forts in the soviet army during world war two. if kenichi convinced there was a paratrooper event. as he moves to the monument commemorating the soviet soldiers who lost their lives in the war to make sure the nobody sees his medals. a law passed back in one nine hundred. the one bans the public display of soviet symbols . the attitude to us is just a bomb on a bus or. there was even a case where a uniformed veteran riding on a bus on victory da

now sackless his majesty's president's dugan off is a member of latvia's anti fascist committee. who is also a possibility i can't bear to see the revival of naziism in libya i can see it with the naked eye in the waters of the world upsets me most of all is that so-called democratic europe closes its eyes to the revival of naziism group of the word was. on march sixteenth one thousand nine hundred forty three during the second world war the lacks in legion was formed. thousands of volunteers in the country signed up to fight for the nazis. off the independence every year on the state legion veterans have been officially committed to hold a parade in central region. in two thousand and five victor durgan off and several other anti fascists clad in prison ropes to join the weight of marching legionnaires. the police dispersed all the anti fascists and let the s.s. veterans put the flowers at the freedom monument. crosses but. we believe in a free country fascists and their followers have no right to bring flowers to a symbol of the state if the state doesn't see itself as a nation

held a conference call trying to make sure that the campus police do not use excessive force against dugan protesting peacefully. the president says that confrontations like this one and one at berkeley recently cannot happen again. >>pam: there were several confrontation between occupy protesters and police on both sides of the bay this past weekend. charles clifford has an update on what is happening with the occupy camps in san francisco and oakland. >>reporter: saturday evening occupy protesters took over this in the lot at the corner of 19th and telegraph the sunday morning the police moved in and remove those tens. this is how the same quarter a look midafternoon. a few blocks away a handful of people were sitting on the grass at snow parks but they were not putting up tents one man i spoke with said that nearby police were not allowing anyone to camp in the park. frank ogawa plaza remains clear and new grass is starting to sprout up from the mud, the only remaining protester is this one defiant tree sitter. on sunday police dismantled campsites that sprung up on market street betwee

. >> reporter: marvin dugan.the four-time best tailgate in the world winner. >> jambalaya, seafood dishes. stuff you see here. >> reporter: fans of the maize and blue like to take over the greens. >> a nine-hole executive golf course. and friday, they're still playing into the afternoon. saturday morning, it becomes tailgate central for u of m. >> reporter: getting there can be half the fun. from rvs at state college. to boats, for the u.w. huskies. >> it's a huge party. it's a huge flotilla of boats. >> reporter: no school boasts a more illustrious tailgating tradition, than ole miss. >> it's ten acres of heaven. >> reporter: the stage is set for elegance. the chandeliers in the tents to the student's bow ties and party dresses. what makes it great, well, aside from the irresistible refreshments, holds true nationwide. >> it's a family reunion. it's like a class reunion. there's a saying around here, we may lose the game. but we never lost the party yet. >> never lost the party. tune in to "college gameday" at 9