. >> reporter: residents say it's a modern mayberry. and the company they say looks out for them. >> your grandmother worked for them. >> yeah. >> father. >> yes. >> mother. >> yes. >> and you. >> me, brother, sister. >> and they all lived in scosha. they told us that in recent years that pacific lumber has been money first, people last. the company plans to sell homes. >> people are going to get -- and it's the little guys. >> reporter: that scosha has survived as long as it has is remarkable. it has survived fires and per happen it is biggest threat of all the environmental ruling. ten years ago, pacific lumber looked like this. with it's processing fee all the time. now shut. >> pacific lumber has had more violations for state forestry violations than any other company in california. >> reporter: are pacific lumber was sold to texas financiers. environmentalists said that's when they started getting greedy. started cutting more traoáes than ever and cleared cut one of itses redwood forests. >> they came here and treated our coast lik

. >> reporter: pastor mayberry encouraged his congregation to participate in the occupy the dream movement today. combining the principles of occupy with the message of dr. martin luther king, jr.. >> the foreclosures are much worse for black people. i'm under foreclosure, but all of us are suffering. that's why i'm here. >> reporter: the african-american community has the highest poverty rate in the country, 27%. demonstrators here today hope teaching the next generation will help turn things around. >> i wanted my daughter to be part of the day of service and recognizing that today is not a day off, buy a day on and we need to get active in our -- community. >> i believe today going to be the beginning of a new wave of excitement in the life of occupy and occupy the dream. >> reporter: occupy the dream is a national movement. leaders have called for demonstrators -- demonstrations at all 13 federal reserve banks across the country. katie marzullo, news that. >>> a large crowd has be again gathering for the annual celebration at the center for the arts. hundreds of those attending crowded

reverend harold mayberry says they bring experience tots table. >> ook by movement is a strong movement, they just didn't have organized leadership. historically, the faith community has been involved in every social human rights movement in this count try and unlike occupy wall street, occupy the dream has been quick to put out demands, among them a moratorium on foreclosures, more dollars to fund grants for university educations. and there is a fund set up for financial institutions. >> there needs to be a change that provides he can witness yes for everybody. >> if those demands are not met pastors will ask members to withdraw $30 from their bank accounts. >> and in that minority owned bank. >> james tailor is a political science professionor. >> this is making the black churching forriving to african american church. >> stacy brought her daughter, rain to witness the beginning of this alliance. >> and i talked to her about how my parents and forefathers fought for me to have the opportunities i have. i want the same for her. >> and members said there will be no clashes between them

. >> reporter: pastor mayberry encouraged his congregation to participate in the occupy the dream movement today. combinining the principles of occupy with the message of dr. martin luther king, jr.. >> the foreclosures are much worse for black people. i'm under foreclosure, but all of us are suffering. that's why i'm here. >> reporter: the african-american community has the highest poverty rate in the country, 27%. demonstrators here today hope teaching the next generation will help turn things around. >> i wanted my daughter to be part of the day of service and recognizing that today is not a day off, buy a day on and we need to get active in our -- community. >> i believe today going to be the beginning of a new wave of excitement in the life of occupy and occupy the dream. >> reporter: occupy the dream is a national movement. leaders have called for demonstrators -- demonstrations at all 13 federal reserve banks across the country. katie marzullo, news that. >>> a large crowd has be again gathering for the annual celebration at the center for the arts. hundreds of those attending crowd

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