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in fact, it has surpassed harley davidson as the top bike maker. it has sights set on european and american markets. >> this indian made motor bike has global ambitions. ask any enthusiast about royal infield and they'll tell you these buying are on a roll. to get this far the brand has made tough decisions. >> it's 140 years the longest running motorcycle company in the world now and -- but bringing that into modern context, so that's the fine balance. >> to attract more buyers, royal infield reengineered its bikes making them easier to ride. as a result, since 2011, sales have increased four fold to more than 300,000 bikes last year, royal infield even outsold harley davidson globally. >> just as some motor bike enthusiasts will tell you it's unfair to compare royal infield and harley davidson, they say there is no comparison to early brands. >> over the years everyone from milk men to army officers kept the bike going. he considers himself part of the old guard which say the new bikes compromise core values for profits. >> i've worked on hundred

royal enfield even outsold harley davidson globally. >> its unfair to compare royal enfield and harley davidson. most say there's no comparison. >> bobby says over the years everyone from milkmen to army officers kept the bike going. he considers himself part of an old guard, and says the company never compromises for core values. >> they were always maintained, always kept alive by individuals who never work for royal purely for love of the bike. >> that's what keeps jonathan gibson on the road. this bike is the same model his grandfather rode more than 100 years ago. gibson is riding his 45-year-old enfield from sydney to london. >> look like every single one of those 20,000 kilometers. i think that's a huge testament to the passion behind the enfield. >> the enfield is keeping the passion and the numbers going in the same direction and as the indian government tries to grow the manufacturing sector many say a bike built locally and hant-painted by artisans is a statement on what india has to offer. liddy dutt. al jazeera tamil nadu. >> coming up on al jazeera america, england is tak

royal enfield sur faced harley davidson as the top motorbike maker. now it has its sites on the u.s. market. >> reporter: this indian-made motorbike has global ambitions. ask any enthusiast and they'll tell you these bikes are on a role. to get this bar, the brand had to make tough decisions. >> it's 140 years, the longest running motorcycle company in the world. bringing that in the modern context. that is the fine balance. to attract buyers royal end field reengineers their beaks. sales have increased four fold to more than 300,000 bikes last year. royal enfield outsold harley davidson globally. >> as some enthusiasts tell you, it's unfair say there's no comparison between the new and old versions of the premier bike brand. >> balance of probabilitiy says over the years everyone from mill man to army officers get the bike going, considering himself part of an old guard. compromising core values. i've worked on hundreds. then always maintained always kept alive by individuals who never work. only for the love of the bike. >> that is what keeps contha

royal edfield even out sewed harley davidson globally.t as some motorcycle bike enthusiasts will tell you it's unfair to compare them, most say there is no comparison between the new and old versions of india's premier bike brands. bobby sing says over the years everyone from milk men to army officers kept the bike going. he considers himself part of an old guard. he says the company's new bikes compromise core values for profits. >> i have never been to an edfield showroom and i have owned and worked on hundreds of them. they were always maintained always kept alive by individuals who never work for the royal company just purely for the love of the bike. >> reporter: that's what keeps jonathan gibson on the road. his bike is the same model his grandfather rode more than 100 years ago gibson is riding his 45-year-old even dfield from sydney to london. >> we look like every single one of those kilometers, it's a huge testament to the fashion behind the ed field. enfields. >> reporter: as the indian government tries to grow the manufacturin

that's when the guy took off on his blue harley. they believe theotorcycle was stolen.wing through red lights. but this gets so much crazier. the guy riding the motorcycle, a maniac. rides into this shopping mall. >> up to the upper level parking lot, right by the wal-mart sign and he's gone. right up to the glass. >> oh, my gosh. she disappeared into there, but there could have been cameras inside this mall that can spot where he's going, right? >> right. and watch what they capture. >> whoa! >> the guy riding the harley comes ripping down the escalator of this wal-mart followed close behind by an officer. the chase continues. it's not over. he's still inside this wal-mart. watch shoppers jump out of the way here as he comes blasting through the automatic doors. still being chased on foot by officers. but the chase continues. and listen to the sound from the officers in the helicopter. >> [ bleep ]. >> they can't believe that they saw the motorcycle disappear inside the wal-mart and then pop back out. the motorcyclist sticking to pedestrian path and pedestrian overpass

they even outsold harley davidson globally.thusiasts will tell you it's unfair to compare royal 'em field and harley davidson there is no similarlity. this man considers himself part of an old guard, and says the company's new bikes compromise core values for profits. >> i have never been to an infield showroom and i have owned and worked on hundreds of engines. they were always maintained always kept alive for individuals who never worked for royal infield. >> reporter: this bike is the same model his grand father road more than 100 years ago. he is riding his 45-year-old bike from sydney to london. >> i think it's a huge testament to see the passion behind the infield. >> for infield the passion is keeping the challenge and the numbers going in the same direction, and as the indian government tries to build any sector, many say it's a timely reminder of the uniqueness of what india has to offer. >>> time to catch up on sport. >> thank you very much. manchester city will try to overturn a one-goal deficit at barcelona as they

royal enfield even out sold harley davidson globally.e motorcycle bike enthusiasts will tell you it's unfair to compare royal enfield and harley davidson. most enfield fans say there is no comparison between the new and old versus of india action premier bike brand. bobby sync says over the years everyone from milk men to army officers kept the bike going he considers himself part of an old guard and says the company's new bikes compromise core values for profits. >> i have never been to an enfield showroom. and i have owned and worked on hundreds of them. they were always maintained always kept alive by individuals who never work for the royal m.p. they do it purely for the love the bike. >> reporter: that's what keeps jonathan gibson on the road. this bike is the same model his grandfather road more than 100 years ago. gibson's riding his 45-year-old enfield from sydney to london. >> someone told me, you know, this bike has ridden 20,000-kilometers and me and my bike look like every single one of those 20,000-kilometers that's a huge t

at 23, i lost one of my close friends who was riding his harley pe.t a pothole and died. >> so i'm sorry that happened to him. but i ought to be allowed to risk my life if i want. >> but what about the cost to society as a whole? we have a limited health care dollar budget. and 44% of all the costs of these head trauma patients which are astronomically more costly to our health care budgets are borne by society because weirdly our -- maybe naturally, the insurance companies don't like to cover motorcycle injuries because of that added health care burden. stossel: this is the argument i hear all the time. other people are paying for this. so this gives the state a reason to intervene. by that logic the state has the ability to intervene everywhere. why not ban all junk food cigarettes, swimming pools. there's a social cost to that. >> it's true. it's true. first of all, we have traffic laws don't we? i mean, i don't think it would be total mayhem and chaos if we didn't have traffic laws. we have seat belt laws. stossel: but two points. traffic laws tal

and even outsold harley davidson globally. >> they will tell you it's unfair to compare royal enfield and harley davidson, most enfield fans say there is no comparison between the new and old premiereship of the bike brand. >> everyone from milk men to army officers kept the bike going. >> i've worked on hundreds of engines. they were always maintained always kept alive by individuals who never worked for royal enfield but just for the love of the bike. >> that's what keeps jonathan gibson on the road. his bike is the same model that his grandfather rode 55,100 years ago. he's ride his bike from sydney to london. >> this bike has gone 20,000 kilometers. me and my bike look like every one of those 20,000 kilometers. that's a huge testament behind enfield. >> keeping the passion and the numbers going in the same direction, many say that bike built locally and hand painted by art son artisans is a timely reminder of what india has to offer. >> sports time with lee. >> thank you very much. less than an our to go until the kick off in the champions league in the quarterfinal places to be d

royal enfield out sold harley davidson. >> it is unfair to compare royal enfield. most say there's no comparisons between the new and old version of the premier brand. >> over the years everyone were milkman to army verse kept the bike going. he considered himself part of the old guard, saying the company's new bikes compromised value for profits. >> translation: i have owned and worked on hundreds. they were maintained kept alive by individuals. purely for the love of the bike. >> that's what keeps stephen gibson on the road. this bike is the same model his grandfather rode more than 100 years ago. stephen gibson is riding his 45-year-old bike from sydney to london. >> no one told me that this bike rode 25,000 kilometres, and me and my bike look like we have un every one of those. that's the testament. >> reporter: the challenge is keeping the passion and numbers going in the same direction. as the indian government tries to grow the manufacturing sector. many say a bike built locally and hand painted is a reminder of the uniqueness of what india has to offer >>>

. >> customers at san ramon store learned that harley had kidney cancer that spread to the bones andtors say he might have 2 1/2 years. he also has multiple sclerosis. a group calling them harley's angels presented he and his wife with a beach get away including hotel, gas and spending money. he and his wife do not have kids but he spoils the children of shoppers by drawing flowers or monkeys on pick of receipts. he is about spreading the show. >> if all of this attention on me has done anything for bone cancer and m.s. i would like to send that forward and turn it around and use that to raise we funds for other hospitals. >> he has would bed at san ramon costco for nearly 22 years and has no plans to quick. >> customers will not let him quit. >> target is releasing new details of job cuts. >> at&t vs. verizon. which is fast we for smartphone users? here is money report. jane king has that. >> jane? >> good morning a slight rebound after the sell off yesterday the dow is up 50 and s&p 500 and nasdaq are higher in the single digits. target revealed the lay off details cutting 1,700 jo

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i ride a harley so it would be good to come back and right here. -- and ride here. that was at the reagan dinner. how are you? >> when you exit the auditorium go to the main street exit. >> i hope you run and i hope you win. >> thank you. >> admiration for everything you have done. >> use the main street exit when you leave, everyone. >> i really admire you. >> i have to do due diligence. >> thank you. >> thank you very much governor. >> i'm a grandmother of eight nice to meet you. >> i was a wisconsin resident and grew up there. you would be great for our nation. i really hope you run. >> i want to meet you because i know you will do great things for my children and grandchildren. i have eight grandchildren. >> thank you. >> you are great. >> can we do a selfie, governor? >> sure. >> thank you. good luck. >> thank you. do you want me to sign that? >> we have a thing called motorcycle week up here. >> i heard about that. i write a harley. >> i know that. >> my last campaign, we did it all over the state. it was fun. >> i'm offering you a request. good luck. >> thank

riders, if wisconsin opened the door to workers, machinists, pipe fitters, people in places like harley davidson, in the briggs and stratton, if they don't have to carry a union card, is there at some point at the end of that timeline a place where there's no collective bargaining agent. >> that can happen, or more likely it's harder for unions to organise when new employers come in, they don't have the money they have before, it's expensive to hire organizers. it's partly because it's expensive to hire organizers. it's very, very, very difficult to organise in the united states unlike other countries, because you have to go through a long legal process. you have to go through an election where you get 50 interests plus to have anyone represented at all. and the litigation which management can continue for years is very expensive j training. management has more money to play out the litigation if they can drain the union of money. it's easier for them to win the legal battles and stop the organising from occurring. in the long run there'll be less organising. that's where the drop comes

the biggest loss for stewart is the theft of oliver's rare and beloved 1904 harley davidson possiblyndred thousand dollars. >> it set us back and we had to hire additional security and move the auction forward. >> that has worshd of mouth advertising for him and seat of the pants hot rodding by me. >> that's next. >> here's another quiz question for you which of these celebrity's cars sold for heist bid at auction? steve mcqueen, marilyn monroe or james dean? the answer when we return. ing e. it's works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and five essential vitamins. try sunsweet amazin prune juice. also available in light. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. ...and tkind of like you huffing sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within

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similar stories coming up come out of that the rejection or next generation like outside lands and harley strictly were people that cut their teeth in the venues much like the gentleman said about the artist that are smaller that feed off the small venue and become a bigger thing that is creating a culture for people that put on amazing things for the city i think also, we have about 15 employees and almost all of them are artists, writers, musicians and people that are a apart of the culture resource it so important to the city of san francisco we big part of that and feel like a neighborhood institution i know all the places that are talking feel the is that you and are the same thing we're not just a neighbor but a good neighbor we think of ourselves as a community center as well as a music venue we've brought in a month ago a big fire on cal stare we opened our door to meet with the american red cross and other reservoirs we did countless things over the years we've really value this city and value was it represents and proud to be part of it that's why we support this legislation tha

motorcycles will help, gone are the days of the harley david sons, we have thousands of small scooters that just add to the transportation system, unfortunately, the mta doesn't really add motorcycles too, you lump them up as part of cars and everything else, so i hope you guys could consider that. i got a thousand signatures together of people who are supporting it, i think it would be a great olive branch to give back to the people instead of constantly the people feel the sfmta is taking parking and making it difficult, people in motorcycles and scooters are trying to help the city, trying to get somewhere and enjoy the retail environment in the city and everything else, so i hope you guys would consider this and vote on it and thank you. shall i leave these petitions with you guys? >> (calling speaker names). >> could i have the overhead projector, please. thank you. so i also want to talk about the loss of the curb cut-out spaces along the caltrans station. this is a photo of what it looks like and you can see that the no parking taxi zone sign has been moved from what was the fro

harley co, the general council for state department was asked by guard yet again newspaper did she ask you efficient legal advice -- if you for legal advice on whether it was appropriate, he refused to answer in my opinion, she did not get legal advice, and went off on her own leaving american people in lunch lurch by denying us access in decade to come what she did as secretary of state. lou: whatever the document is called. it seems to me there is a simple matter. those e-mails are government property. and she has them in possession, she is not hesitate in turning them over. congresscongressman gaudi is being a generous fellow. this is a marvel of absurdty. >> and she is thumbing her nose at her own president's declaration of prance tran person transparency. and staot utes statutes, and rules and regulation of her own department. she invokeed them regarding e-mail. when she removed a u.s. am ambassador in part because he established his own e-mail records. what kind of hypocrisy is that, and what kind of fools does she take to us be? lou: well, the fools we ouch knowouchoftenplay. an

lou: harley a substitute for a president or national figures it helps that he would become in service and to people's been a given an officer wilson has been exonerated from shooting michael brown i think they should apologize to the people of ferguson into his family in the business owners who have their enterprises burned to the ground. lou: and simply just for lying. >> not just wait and see basically that turns out not to be the case. >> and the hands are up don't shoot that is part of pop culture and that is erroneous according to wall testimony of the grand jury. >> and the justice department to make even eric holder justice department said hands up don't shoot did not happen. >> what is happening is in -- fascinating that the u.s. presidency perhaps intruding on the election for the prime minister in israel. your reaction? , it should be the reaction of the american people. >> i am surprised because i got the full reason he was not made a with teeeighteen is he did not want to meddle in his election as. [laughter] lou: is deeply disturbing to compare the contain yourself >> i w

. >> reporter: harley passes the bridge two to three times a week. >> sometimes it is backed up overe. >> reporter: eliminating cash tolls has several possible advantages. >> any time folks are stopping to pay cash, that creates a ripple effect upstream and if we can eliminate that. >> very bad idea. >> reporter: veronica says everyone needs jobs these days. goodwin says that the toll takers at the 7 state operated bridges are all cal tran employees and while it is far too early to say for sure, he believes that the transit agency may be able to move them to other position. >> cal tran's policy to date has been that those employees would simply be reassigned somewhere within the agency. >> reporter: in san francisco. charles. >>> how facebook suicide prevention tools really work. it completely backfired. >>> a comedian taking the field. highlights from will ferrell's big day of baseball. >>> we are tracking a significant warm up along with a foggy start. i will let you know what to expect tomorrow morning coming up in a few minutes. at kaiser permanente everything you need is under o

he drove up in a harley put his boots up. i said you got to help me here.as right after he came out on the cover of "us" magazine. i said, you know he kind of looks like you, you could be brothers. he said, you're right. [ bleep ] we're like fraternal brothers. clooney came ont the set. and said we kind of look alike. yes. >> said shut up. you got the role. that changed everything. he went from being a nice doctor on tv to being a killer. you do this movie and you'll have every role in between. people see the range. >> jimmy: guillermo's been doing a lot of acting, and it's just not happening for him. >> i know you got a great gig here. you come to l.a., you'd be the star. >> jimmy: you own a taco place here. >> i do. you ate there. >> jimmy: yes. coincidently. i had no idea you were involved with it. >> i eat there about every day. >> jimmy: you did something very austin with guillermo. let's take a look. >> so welcome to my studio. >> wow, your studio's big. you make all the movies here? >> are you ready to make a breakfast taco? >> yeah. >> i want to des

lee kuan yew: harley, but partly because they are controlling.- they do not like the established order to be grand. -- threatened. to allow something to be borrowed and tested out. why take the risk? let's play it safe. if you let 1.3 billion, then you will have chaos. they are capable of thinking of new things. i will give you an example. i go on the computer for translations now. and it is all done free. the chinese had done it. you can do wonders with it. you can do anything you want to do on the internet. there is no need to go to google. charlie: a chinese search engine -- and a large one. what did you think of what chinese did to google? lee kuan yew: they did not want google to become a vehicle for subversion. what they called subversion. the spinning up ideas antithetical to the state. charlie: do you think they are paranoid? lee kuan yew: yes, the government is run that way. it is a huge country. and you cannot control everything. you cannot microcontrol it. charlie: let's talk about singapore. you agreed to sit down with seven or eight

at port chicago harleys and axa reported on the westbound sign of the roadway.heir earlier had an impact on the ride 25 met snyder tried time and yet the concord. and i knew crasher a 80 softbound at the dakota road backing up the ride into union city. the 238 to 37 1/4 or commute. getting delayed this morning check the drive time now 33 minutes for highway 880 in the southbound direction. you've been part of the family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make easter pop! well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! hey. these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken. try our kf

i was retired and called it a career, i went off on a harley motorcycle and grew a beard.ent riding up and down the coast of the pacific coast highway. then i was recruited by a headhunter who felt i had the skill base. i am at the stage of my career where i get to work for personalities, so i get to pick where i can work. when i met mayor rawlings-blake, i was very impressed by her vision of how she wants to clean the city up, her no-nonsense approach. brian lamb: what impact has "the wire," the last mayor being indicted, the story we just heard about the jail -- what impact does that have on your force? anthony batts: it gives an image or perception of corruption to be perfectly honest. it is not just the city government but the police department. what i wanted to do when i came in was to route all that out. i made it very clear from day one that if you do a good job out there and make a mistake doing your good job, i will support you if it takes me losing my job, i will do that. at the same time, if you do something corrupt, i will hold you accountable and be the first

like the one at henry's hot barbecue and one on the white horse pike in galloway township by the harleyn there is out of way but in wilmington look for a wreck at centerville road by delaware brick and newcastle we are still without the southbound lanes of 141 and 13 because of the bridge work they are going for another week, 273 gets you around that. and no major issues as we travel home 95 395 or 295. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >>> coming up in saving with 6 abc. a high tech way to save cash if are you planning to hit the roads this summer. >> and a live look outside, sky 6 hd showing you the somewhat gray, somewhat rainy center city skyline and adam joseph is back with the exclusive accuweather forecast including rising temperatures coming up next. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light

they love harleys in china. whirlpools in south america. it hurts our multinationals.uess the question here is, do we care more about wall street benefiting or main street benefiting from this? let hitha get in. >> i want to say, we should care more about main street because that's essentially what is going to buy that product, generate sales. but on the flip side, wall street is -- you know, wall street is clearly caring about this more. i mean, even on the retailer side. you know i cover the retailers. i look at this all the time. all these retailers to import this stuff out, they'll see this affect the bottom line. matt: the bank is paying, the ecb knocking everything down. charles: in india they cut rates -- >> part of the market. they come in, has to go into stocks. >> charles, ultimately, it's a left-handed compliment. the world has no choice, but to send money to the united states. i believe that's true today and it will be true for decades to come. we are the emerging market. that's a good thing long-term, but near-term, it can be a problem. charles: around the

as a young man, i went to the dedication of the wells avenues and harley street in dorchester to roseas my predecessor. he went to congress and fought to protect immigrants against hatred. we heard the echoes when senator kennedy stood up for justice and whatever he sang "sweet adeline." i talked to rose's son, the lion of the senate. he was not larger than life beauty was on the corner talking to his mother, like any good irish boy. he listens to us, talk with us he was at home with us. so when he stood up for working people in the senate, we knew what it meant to us, our homes our streets, our communities. his impact was more real to boston. we lived it every day, from head start to meals on wheels, more police on the streets, more students in college, more affordable housing, to clean harbors for it on your way out today a few hundred yards away you'll pass the health center. it has a big impact. in 1966, senator kennedy won its federal funding. he made it a model for legislation that brought high-quality care to all families all across america. he listened to people of this neighb

his name is terrence harley. listen to what he had to say. >> i was on my way to eyeihop. we're going to enjoy the day. my son doesn't have school today. my wife got off work. we're going to enjoy the day. this may be the last one, hopefully. >> yeah i think all of us are crossing our fingers back out here now. we wanted to show you a picture, we were also in touch with gloucester township police one of their patrolmen, patrolman louis was helping someone who had left their car running out in the snow not a good idea to do that even if you want to keep warm plow train coming through now. i don't know if you're on our live picture here as you can see, the crews here in camden county are working diligently. we can see black top on this roadway. camden county officials tell me they're using about 800 tons of salt and digging in to about a 2,000 ton supply to make sure any emergency responders police, those plow trucks can be out here and you're supposed to say about six car lengths behind them to let them do their work. so clearly if you don't have to be out on the roads toda

maytag, the chinese are buying up all the harley-davidson's they can get.r does 70% of its business outside the country. if they are getting stronger, matt, we have companies that take advantage of that. >> i agree with that. ask somebody in germany, very large economy. 100% in germany. you think they were nuts. you have to invest overseas. i've been putting money overseas the last couple of months, the euro goes down, i'm shorting the euro at the same time the hedge against. that scottie is right, following the qe, the trail of money, tactical, yes, long-term yes, this is the best game in town in the united states. you want to have a little bit of everything in the portfolio, multinationals but they're getting hit because of the strong u.s. dollar. >> they are, they are. go ahead. >> how are you going to do this? the creative etf's, you can get whacked hard. charles: two or three of us know japanese or german companies, maybe there is one or two in italy. etf's is the way to do it if you want to chase. don't miss tonight's episode of "strange inheritance"

. -- harley. >> thank you, governor. >> governor, i hope you run and i hope you win. >> i really admire you. thank you. [indistinct chatter] >> thank you. >> thank you, governor. >> a wisconsin resident, grew up ther. i think you are great for our nation. >> i want to meet you because i know you will do great things for children and grandchildren. i have 8 grandchildren. governor walker: thank you. [indistinct chatter] >> governor, we have a thing called motorcycle week. governor walker: i've heard about it. >> good luck and i really hope you win. god bless you. governor walker: i'll be back for bike week. >> my family are big contributors. i'm looking forward to seeing more of you. [indistinct chatter] governor walker: strong reputation of keeping our word. listen to the people. the board of governors saw how the president messed this up. i have always believed in right to work. reporter: how about abortion? governor walker: i am pro-life. if you listen to people and have a valid argument, they want to leaders. >> somebody out of washington? governor walker; yes. my position was about

of the items that have washed up from the tsunami include a soccer ball with japanese writing, a harley- davidson motorcycle contained in a wooden crate, a fishing boat and a floating dock. >>> contra costa county and phillips 66 are being sued tonight over a project to move highly volatile crude by rail. the lawsuit filed by an environmental group claims the project was hidden from the public. on top of that, it alleges the potential dangers were not revealed. the crude by rail has been a fiercely debated topic in the bay area. several east bay cities have been digging to keep the potential dangerous shipments from passing through their communities. >>> more protests today at uc- berkeley. [ protests ] >> several dozen people marched on california hall. their demand, berkeley must adopt what's called a 10% plan with oakland schools. that would guarantee admissions to the top 10% of graduating seniors from every oakland high school. >> this campus should look like california! >> right. [ screaming ] >> do that right now over this month of march simply admit the top 10, open the door. >>