interests and property, the modern versions of air stock raes, corporate wealth and power, the new inequality, all of these things are beyond our reach, because they're just there. they are our version of the dead hand of the past. thank you. did i disgrace myself? >> no, that was wonderful. >> thank you very much, peter, for such an insightful and provocative remarks. you've left us all thinking. i want to pause in the middle before i ask for questions from the audience. i notice that our incoming chair and vice chair of the board of regents are both here this morning. they've been great supporters of this program, and i'm really glad that both of them are here. our incoming chair, dr. leslie rainbow-forbes, and our incoming vice chair, rick dunning. could you both please stan? thank you very much. we have a microphone down here at the front. and if anyone has a question, i think it would be easiest just to walk down to the microphone and hopefully as some of are you making your way, and there are a lot of students i see in the balco balcony. you can make your way down and ask a question. wh

labor inequality sporran the new labor would have got worse under a conservative government and new labor prevented it from getting so extreme the entire country fell apart. kogan you know most of your form of distribution is doing inequalities through this. it's going to get worse before it gets better and it are it is these issues that have prompted movements like the occupy wall street movement people are angry coming out on the streets literally protesting against the system that they are now that they see to be unfair and do you see do you expect this movement to make a comeback now in the spring or movements like it are for it to grow in numbers in response to the system that you say is going to keep going in the direction that it's heading hopefully hopefully it's going to keep growing always going to come by it's quite split it's a bit of what we've been it's not particularly organized labor and have a roof it's hard to know what they were there about but the system as it is is going to keep producing it's going to manifest i

1990, and china's leaders believe that simmering discontent may rise, as they tackle new efforts to battle inequality and corruption. >> we will tackle the problem of criminals not being prosecuted. we will work harder to be a clean government that fights corruption and fights the serious issues -- >> he is incensed. local communist party bosses are trying to take his farmland. last year they sent a gang of men who a salted his father and beat his brother. >> my father was inside the car, and they smashed this and cut his hands, and broke his bones. my brothers spine was fractured. >> he lives in a city of a million people, expanding fast. a brand-new local governments blocks the right opposite, mr. tam's land. this has been earmarked for new business district. he was so angry he began to film the campaign of intimidation. there are tens of thousands -- tens of thousands of these every year but few are ever recorded. he went to ask the police why the man who organized this attack are not facing serious charges, and why the communist party chief is detained and then released. the policeman says he kno

covered in the press mostly for its analysis of the issue of growing income inequality and diminishing economic mobility, the real news as i see it in this speech should have been something and it calls for a massive new domestic spending and education and mostly higher education and for infrastructure, mostly high-speed train and for technological research for solar and wind energy. if this new program is to be paid for, and i assume it would be it will come from the upper 1%, but this program will do nothing at all to address the existing trends towards mounting deficit. we are broke, going broker, but we can at least take solace that we will pay for our next spending binge by new taxation. for this reason it appears appropriate today to speak of the real division in this country as being that between the party of reality and the party of evasion. the party of reality faces the main crisis of our team even if it's different wings, some democrats and some republicans. . it keeps insisting on more spending and creating more right. it plays the old magical focusing the audience attention on things that do not count, le

bunch of people set up camp in a park in lower manhattan and those words were replaced by a new one, inequality. and never again would 99 by known only as the number that comes before 100. now i'm going to show my second face of power and welcome the voices that i wanted on my agenda this week. dorran warren, columbian university assistant professor of political science and a fellow to the roosevelt institute director. and organizing for women rights at change.com, michelle beam knox, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> i want to start about how brilliant the gop has been at the second face of power. we were just chatting about this in nerd land and this language that if you ask americans about the affordable care act they have no idea what you're talking about but know they are against obama care or the death tax rather than the estate tax. am i wrong here or has the republican party been better at the second face of power recently. >> absolutely. the second face is agenda setting. the first face is simple coercion getting somebody something you want them to do. and then the third face

in the us occupy wall street protesters have a reemerged promising a new wave of demonstrations against corporate greed and inequality and later people abandon this crosstalk guests debate well we've been successful it's a pretty thing. if you think calls for justice are only being raised by socialists then i wonder why you are in a socialist because we need more justice in our society if you are going to wear it with just even from your own point of view ok try using an injustice i'm just going to but you're also replying one fairly on charles dialogue putting other words in front of justice you can just say social justice what is not socialistic i want to redistribute wealth nationalize various industries what is not socialistic about that well what's wrong with it either morally no charles nobody except you nobody except you is raise the question of nationalization i don't think that is your husband i think it's a monkey in the national review you're still fighting the last sure. after some other news making headlines around the world a south at least fifty people have been killed and more than one hundred fifty w

occupy wall street protesters have reemerged promising a new wave of demonstrations against corporate greed and inequality but they too are t. people of that in his crosstalk guests debate whether the movement has been successful as a creepy. if you think all calls for justice are only being raised by socialists then i wonder why you aren't a socialist because we need more justice in our society i think you're going to marry without even just even from your own point of view ok your is mine justice i want children by going out but you're also required one theory behind charles bryan large putting other words in front of justice you can't just say socialist what is not socialistic about wanting to redistribute wealth nationalized various industries what is not socialistic about it well what's wrong with it either ok oh no charles nobody except you nobody except you is raise the question of nationalization i don't think that if you're going to. be in the national review you're still fighting the last tour. of some other news making headlines around the world this hour at least fifty people have been killed

street protesters have reemerged promising a new wave of demonstrations against corporate greed and inequality. people are betting his cross-talk guest eight when movement has been successful is a pretty. a if you think all calls for justice are only being raised by socialists then i wonder why you aren't a socialist because we need more justice in our society i think you're going to wear it with just even from your own point of view ok charlie rangel says i want to go ahead but you also require one theory behind charles by and large putting the words in front of justice you can just say social justice what is not socialistic about wanting to redistribute wealth nationalize various industries what is not socialistic about that well what's wrong with that either morally no charles nobody except you nobody except you is raise the question of nationalization i don't think that is you are doing has been i think some of the international review you're still fighting the last sure. cross-talk has a few next now it's time to be with marina the russian rockets and i would think they are opposed to tra

in the us are probably protesters have reemerged promising a new wave of demonstrations against corporate greed and inequality they are the sour peter lavelle and his cross truck as debate whether the movement has been successful has pretty. if you think all calls for justice are only being raised by socialists then i wonder why you aren't a socialist because we need more justice in our society you think you are going to do that just even from your own point of view ok charlie's line justice i want children going but you're also replying one fairly i'm charles by and large putting the words in front of justice you can't use a socialist what is not socialistic about wanting to redistribute wealth nationalize various industries what is not socialistic about it well what's wrong with it either. charles nobody except you nobody except you is raise the question of nationalization i don't think that if you are doing is going to be in the national review you're still fighting the last through your. police fifty people have been killed and more than one hundred fifty wounded in two days of tribal clashes and second l

occupy wall street protesters have reemerged promising a new wave of demonstrations against corporate corporate greed and inequality in the next hour peter lavelle and his cross talk guests debate whether the movement has been successful here's a preview. if you think got calls for justice are only being raised by socialists then i wonder why you are in a socialist because we need more justice in our society you think you are going where is with you to just even from your own point of view ok trying to define justice i'm just going to get you also replying one fairly high and charles by and large putting the words in front of justice you can just say socialist is what is not socialistic i want to redistribute wealth nationalize various industries what is not socialistic about that well what's wrong with it either i know charles nobody except you nobody except you is raise the question of nationalization i don't think that is your view on this but i think some of the international review you're still fighting the last true war. at least fifty people have been killed and more than one hundred fifty wounded in two day

and what it had changed in the 1970's to bring us back from the 1920's that moment of inequality to bring back our new regime. so i want to talk about mortgage-backed securities. in the beginning of the book there's new research i did i show how the mortgage backed securities called participation certificates funded the housing boom of the 1920's and this is how he was able to sleep at night after the collapse. he knew that the money could come. but in these mortgage-backed securities are shunned by the market because they were toxic assets that couldn't be resold and lost all their value in those mortgages as the house's got foreclosed on so they were backed by the fed and ignored by the market in the 1930's only to be resurrected in the 1970's as a way to channel money into the inner cities with the noblest of intentions originally conceived under the johnson administration, but it was under nixon, actually under nixon's secretary someone named george romney, author of a certain presidential candidate said it was implemented and he rode on the occasion he said on the occasion in the 1970's of this v

inequality gap. public consultation and on friday. however, if the new rule is approved, many people believe it will be flooded. -- flauted. >> it is the culture and we can do nothing about it. officials need to keep upgrading. a car with a famous name is a symbol to show your status. >> how hard to enforce, it would still be an important signal in terms of public patience. china's luxury loving bureaucrats may be running out of road. >> scientists say a solar storm is glenn to strike earth in the next few hours. the storm, which is caused by the sun, is the largest in five years. why not -- a lot harmful to people, it could disrupt satellite navigation and plane readings. >> satellites might experience and upset. -- an upset. you could have a radio black death. -- balckout. some radios have already experienced that. >> the earth will be hit by a stream of charged particles. one possible benefit for those in middle latitudes is that they could see the northern lights much for the seventh of the poll. -- further south of the poll. one man has scored five

news. >> thank you. d.c. has one of the highest levels of income inequality amongst the nation's cities. d.c. residents earn 29 times the income of the bottom fifth. atlanta and boston have higher income inequality. d.c. households averaged $259,000 per year. the bottom had an average income of $9,100 per year. >> apple fans have to wait eight days to get their hands on the new ipad. this is called the new ipad. the ceo until the next generation tablet yesterday. it features an hd display, 4g wireless capabilities, and a better camera. starting price -- $500. you, however, can get one for free. go to our facebook page at wjla.com/facebook. we announce the winner on friday at abc 7 news at 5:00. good luck. >> great deal. let us check in with lisa baden for a look at traffic as things heat up this morning. >> very true. there is a crash on the shoulder between 66 and 7. we are slowing on the outer loop from new hampshire avenue to georgia avenue. hello. southbound 395 -- we have an accident. heavy traffic. that is typical. i have a picture to show you. stop and go at university boulevard.

watch member it's a case that has gotten a lot of attention in the news lately and one that brings up the question of racial inequality in the u.s. . you know sometimes you see a story and six so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm target market is a big issue. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm more in the store here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for march twenty third two thousand and twelve then breaking today is needing in washington with central bankers for what sounds like a central bank and love fest where they're gauging the impact of their easy money policies this after the head of the federal reserve has made the rounds this week defending these very policies to students as professor bernanke piri is arguing that loose monetary policy did not cause the housing bubble the increase in house prices was way too large to be explained by the relatively small change in interest rates. but we have the pleasure of breaking that news to investor jim rogers he he

reduction have been replaced by a grassroots call for new opportunity canonic opportunities government investments and the lessening of wealth inequality and as we saw over the weekend a fall of police brutality and a winter of frozen activity can't be real the occupy movement as it's set to bloom again this spring so what can we expect moving forward and what goals are really attainable this year for occupy wall street j meyerson joins me now from new york city to participate with the occupy wall street journal's regular contributor to truth j a welcome i tell great to have you back with us is occupy wall street the process of reinventing itself. it's certainly in the process of reviving itself in fact they've established a new occupation at union square where last night about forty people slept in even more look set to sleep there tonight. it appears as though occupy wall street is definitely back in full swing where is this place where there are are there. in union square where the occupiers marched during the incredibly fraught. fiction from zuccotti park to her in this police brutality they wound up at union square and slept there

news" from singapore and london. still to come, the rich and poor of south korea. the growing inequality of seoul. >> the bodies of six soldiers who were killed in afghanistan two weeks ago have been flown back into britain. more than 2,000 people lined the streets as the cortege left. soldiers died when a bomb hit their armored vehicle in afghanistan. the government has succeeded in pushing its controversial plans to the n.h.s.? england through parliament, anxiety much opposition. family doctors will take control of much of the budget. labor has vowed to appeal the bill if it wins the next general election. some of britain's biggest banks are to take part in a government scheme to make clear loans available to small businesses. the trarbry will underwrite up to $20 billion pounds of unsecured lending to businesses. >> this is tuesday on the bbc. i'm in singapore. >> anymore london. on high alerts france has stepped up its hunt for a man suspected of murdering seven people. there are fears he may strike again. >> a powerful earthquake has struck southern mexico, destroying a bridge and d

movement set up camp in the united states from new york and washington all the way to oakland in california the protesters showed light on issues from wealth inequality to police brutality ati's christian for zero looks at the movement through the eyes of a man who's been on the front lines since the very beginning. never doubts a free will is but still made it's a global the say ship before old samba nation is soulfire me to get saturation we first met joe more than in the early stages of the occupy wall street movement ah but not here since the october second i'm angry a little bit at just the whole of government corruption the fault lies mostly the really incestuous relationship the big dog on a. bike it's thought it was possible multiple atrocities lol why a former children's mental health counselor position was cut and he was left without a job and instead found a place and a person here still. this is the rule settlement that we just directed to protect us from the outside conditions and those conditions not all thanks to mother nature every night or something and there's always some fights there's always some kind of drama happening with a lot

movement set up camp in the united states from new york and washington all the way to oakland in california where protesters shed light on issues from wealth inequality to police brutality christine for xilinx the movement through the eyes of a man who's been on the front lines since the very beginning. ever got free wills been told it's a global the state ship reports of a nature missile fired me to get saturation we first met joel northam in the early stages of the occupy wall street movement i've been out here since october second degree a little bit i just told the government corruption the fault lies mostly really incestuous relationship that they got a lot of. like it started it was possible for multiple atrocity all why a former children's mental health counselor position was cut and he was left without a job and instead found a place and a purpose here sed. this is the will supplement that we just wrecked did to protect us from the outside conditions and those conditions not all thanks to mother nature every night or something there's always some fights there's always to some kind of drama happening there's a lot of a lot of ice where the pol

have mental health in the military as our final segment, but next we will look at income inequality after this newspdate. >> the afghan taliban in a statement earlier says it is suspending preliminary peace talks with the united states and will forgo opening a political office due to what they call washington's "alternating and ever-changing position." it was not clear whether the decision was related to the killing of 16 afghan civilians by a u.s. staff sergeant or the burning of the koran, which both sparked widespread outrage. this comes as leon panetta was wrapping up a trip to kabul, meeting with hamid karzai. u.s. military officials say the raids by special operations forces are essential to defeating taliban insurgency. president karzai complains that the raids produced too many casualties. in the states, former illinois governor rod blagojevich has left his home for a federal prison in colorado. he will have to undergo a full- body strip search and hand over his personal belongings. he is the state's second governor in a row to be sent to prison for corruption. new tobacco advertisements wi

he was saying this was a new welfare program, and obviously you've done an awful lot in respect to inequality and supports that we don't have income disparity at the bottom. the interesting thing he calls providing contraceptives, it's from private employers sod hardly welfare, but he calls that welfare, and there is still the covering of viagra by these same companies which is required in many more cases. it seems to me such a blazing show of hypocrisy. >> well, it's not the first time jennifer. hypocrisy, nobody--you know, he does not have the corner of hypocrisy. there are other hypocrites out there but he's getting the corner on indecency. picking on a young girl. making her--humiliating her. somebody has got to say to this man have you no decency mr. limbaugh? i think it is completely appropriate. it is necessary for americans to stand up boycott any product that is being advertised on that show. advertisers are very concerned about their image, and we've had enough. frankly, whether a democrat or republican or liberal or conservative when people are behaving like that and going after an

occupy wall street movement seems to have entered a new phase as activists ditched their tents but found to carry on with the battle against greed and inequality. and broadcasting live direct from our studios in central moscow this is our t.v. glad to have you with us in syria at least twenty seven have been killed and one hundred forty injured as twin bomb attacks on security compounds rocking the capital damascus the state broadcaster claims the attacks were carried out by terrorists who detonated car bombs blasts come at a sensitive time as the former u.n. secretary general kofi anon struggles to find a diplomatic solution to the year long crisis in the country our middle east correspondent policy or has more. preliminary reports suggest that vehicles packed with explosives were discriminated targeting the security complex and hitting the police and intelligence buildings now the government is calling this the work of terrorists and state television has shown pictures of charred bodies vehicles and blood stains to the streets these blasts come after a string of recent suicide attacks just last month on piddly the tenth twenty eight people w

not for a second day in a row but first the new world bank report which says was as economy stabilized in the last twelve months employment is up inequality is down and trade is strong but there is a catch much of it's being fueled by high energy prices because the from the world bank told us russia is not making the most of those benefits. when you look at the last four or five years from the rebound of the crisis we see better russia actually has rebounded slower than say its own rebound compared to the ninety eight prices and it also has rebound slower compared to many other emerging economies after the two thousand and eight for a says so what's making the recovery so slow given that high oil prices really have helped the recovery we think that a key factor for that is that investment in russia still is sluggish two parts for this on the macro economy side macro policies have to emphasize stability buffers have to be rebuilt so that when the next crisis comes russia is in a good place to address this crisis as well as russia is to make progress on the structural side to make the investment climate more friendly for investors. sent thi

movement set up camp in the united states from new york and washington all the way to oakland california the protest has shed light on issues from wealth inequality to police brutality nazis christine for south looks at the movement through the eyes of a man who's been on the front lines since the very beginning. never doubt free will but it's a local the state should. be a good search operation we first met joe northam in the early stages of the occupy wall street movement here since october second. a little bit just. the opposite. really just making it big. like it's a little spot for trust why a former children's mental health counselor joins position was cut and he was left without a job and instead found a place and a purse this is here. this is the supplemental we just record to protect us from the outside conditions and those conditions not all. all thanks to mother nature every night or something there's always some fights there's always some kind of drama happening as well as the world of ice where the police have been telling the junkies of the drug they want to give us what they think i'll go to mixers. mcpherson square one of the long

new report shows d.c. has one of the highest levels of income inequality. the report says the top 5% of households here in the district average h $73,000 in 2010. that is the highest among the 50 largest cities in the country. on average, the top earners in the u.s. brought home $292. the poorest d.c. households have an average of $9,100 and according to the d.c. fiscal policy institute, only atlanta and boston had higher levels of income in equality. >>> as of right now virginia's state fair is canceled this year. that's because the group that runs the event is bankrupt. it's now up to a court to decide what happens next. the state fair is a 156-year-old tra diagnosis dition in virgini. it recently took place in kings domini dominion. >> have you been to the virginia state fair? >> all the time i've lived in virginia, e've never been to the fair. i'm not a roller coaster. people loved it. >> tooed ba. 5:07. 55 degrees. trying to use barack obama's past against him. >>> put the cigarette out. the latest place smokers in maryland may be banned from lighting

inequality and the growing gap. in that area and that issue has now rebounded just yesterday in new york chinese danny but only because of the area no mystery with what so what what's changed ok the bonuses are still being paid well so you are going to know you will make you a lifetime of money you what's the difference. your view of you know making social changes now like taking an alkie seltzer tablet where you put it in a glass of water it fizzes up and you know thirty seconds later you feel better this is about building a movement for change trying to organize people across political lines charles would have to acknowledge that well excuse me charles i was is a cardiac i've written a book called occupy and it's about in part bringing together all of them just because one point it has brought together people who consider themselves and his socialists libertarians and even democrats and and a sprinkle of republicans it's not you know it's not movement that has a coherent idiology like the ones in the former soviet union or in the republican. party ok charles you want to. look if you have suppose you have a young chi

movement set up camp in the united states from new york and washington all the way to oakland in california the protest has shed light on issues from wealth inequality to police brutality archies christine for a look so the movement through the eyes of a man who's been on the front lines since the very beginning. everything else of free will has been told me that the global the space ship will pull its obligation a soulfire media saturation we heard tonight joel more than in the early stages of the occupy wall street movement often out here since i think october second i'm angry a little bit just the whole. call the corruption the get off the bicycle it's a really incestuous relationship but they got a lot of. my good stuff it was possible for multiple atrocities all by a former children's mental health counsellor joins position was cut and he was left without a job and instead found a place and a purpose here still. this is the rule supplement that we just reacted to protect us from the outside conditions and those conditions not all thanks to mother nature every night or something and there's always some fights there's always to some kind of drama

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new report shows d.c. has one of the highest levels of income inequality. the report says that the top 5% of households here in the district arranged 473,000 annually. on average, the top earners in the u.s. brought home about $292,000 a year. the poorest d.c. households had an average income of $9100 per year. according to the d.c. fiscal policy institute only atlanta and boston had higher levels of income inequality. ♪ i'm a single lady ♪ single lady >> the happiest single ladies are right here in d.c. apparently. according to "glamour" magazine and match.com 86.7% of the women surveyed are happiest with their dating lives in the district. philadelphia took the second spot. almost half of the single women in d.c. believe that either party could pay for the date depending on the situation. more than half said a messy or unclean appearance is a deal breaker. according to the study the worst city to be single is boston. >>> applications for unemployment aid rose last week. >> you know stocks are rising on optimism surrounding a greek debt p swap deal. deadli

news, westminster. >> you are watching the bbc live from singapore and london. the rich and poor of south korea. we look at the growing inequality. >> hillary clinton joined the search for amelia earhart, the u.s. aviator who vanished over the south pacific 75 years ago. the bodies of six soldiers who were killed in afghanistan two weeks ago have been flown back into britain. more than 2000 people lined the streets. the soldiers died when a bomb hit their armored vehicle. the government has succeeded in pushing his controversial plants in england for parliament, despite opposition from many doctors and other health professionals. family doctors will not take control of much of the budget. labour has vowed to repeal the bill if it wins the next general election. some of the biggest banks are to take part in a government scheme to make cheaper loans available to small businesses. the treasury will underwrite up to 20 billion pounds of unsecured lending to businesses. keep up-to-date on line. -- online. >> this is the bbc. >> good to have you with us this hour. the headlines. on high alert, france has stepped up its manhunt for a m

let's move into the district now, and a new report out shows that d.c. income inequalitys among the highest in the country. i think we're at number three, atlanta being number one, boston number two. no real surprise here, but i'm wondering if the trend's gotten even worse. as more people, people of means and higher education move into the city, we know that housing is still strong in d.c. >> well, i would say, over the years, covering d.c. and looking at income and all the trends of people in d.c., i still say d.c. is a very transient town, because people come in and they leave. a lot of people come here working for the government but they don't live in d.c. and i think if you look at, you know, the income trends of the city, you have to look at the population trends. where do people live? where does the money go? and this has always been the fight of the district government, district leaders, to keep monies in d.c. >> well, the folks on the low end of the scale, $9,100 a year, that's certainly a poverty level. the folks in the 1%, i guess you could say, over $400,000, a

inequities. we are taking care of that and we have continued progress not only economically, but socially. >> ambassador, so good to have you here. >> thank you. >> for information about my newbook, "the chance of a lifetime" and online video for all "this is america with dennis wholey" programs, go to our website thisisamerica.net. "this is america with dennis wholey" is made possible by the national education association, the nation's largest advocate for children and public education. the american federation of teachers, a union of professionals. poongsan corp., forging a higher global standard. the ctc foundation. afo communications. and the rotondaro family trusts. and the rotondaro family trusts.

inequality gap. official cars cost the chinese taxpayer well over $10 billion a year. a period of public consultation ends on friday. however, if the new rule is approved, many people believe it will be widely flouted. >> it's a culture, and we can do nothing about it, this professor tells me. officials need to keep upgrading. a car with a famous name is a symbol to show your status. however hard to enforce, the foreign car ban would still be an important signal in terms of public patience at least. china's luxury loving bureaucrats may be running out of road. john sudworth, bbc news, shanghai. >> britain's prime minister, david cameron, has revealed that stalking is to be made a specific criminal offense in england and wales. he's revealed that stalking is to be made a specific criminal offense on the basis of having met stalking victims. he'll be meeting more at number 10 in a reception to mark international women's day. he describes stalking itself as an abhorrent crime which makes life a living hell for the victims. green elizabeth begins a tour of the u.k. today, her first stop is the english midlands, and this is just the beginni

new york city is getting low on money. the group that brought the nationwide movement against economic inequality six months ago had about $45,000its main account. weekly donations plummeted to about $1,600. supporters say it could just be weeks before the group runs out of money altogether. >>> the republican presidential nominating slugfest continues this morning. caucus voters in kansas and wyoming will voice their preferences later today. and then next week they're off to the south with primaries next tuesday in mississippi and alabama. so far, mitt romney is still the gop front-runner. >>> many people simply left. left behind the destruction and horrible memories but others are moving back looking to renew their faith in the san bruno neighborhood that was destroyed by the pg & e gas line explosion. as "today in the bay's" monte francis reports this weekend, many of them are coming home. >> reporter: there are signs this san bruno neighborhood is slowly coming back to life, but there are also reminders of what happened here just 18 month ago. >> opened the door and, man, what a blast. it was super hot. >> reporter: 74-year-

inequality at the california museum. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. at the box office "the hunger games" will still dominate. two new films will also do well. last week's record breaker will take the top spot again. the only question is by how much. 70 million is not out of the question but hard-core fans going back for a second look could drive that total even higher. >>> the sequel to 2010's "clash of the titans" will rely on fan loyalty, despite not so great reviews, it should start earning back the $150 million it cost to make, taking in about 40 million. "mirror mirror," the first of two snow white movies out this year, this one stars julia roberts and lilly collins. it should earn about 20 million. >> i'm looking forward to it. can't wait. first time i ever heard of it. >> liar. >>> finally, we do mean finally, hopefully, lindsay lohan's probation is over. yesterday the judge gave lohan credit for completing her community service. >> good job. >> she left her with one piece of simple advice, stop nightclubing, focus on your work. >> my work is nightclubing. >> oh! there you go. >> it preps me for the show. >>

new york to washington d.c. to oakland california and more it's a movement that has evolved greatly and has shed light on issues like wealth inequality in america failures in the financial system and police brutality but we also want to have a better understanding of the occupy movement itself so for the last several months we've been hanging out with one guy the same guy twenty four year old washington d.c. resident joe northam and i knew right when i met him that his passion would if you will his patience he was in for the long haul and it turned out i was right six months on it joel is still committed to the cause of change and still very active in the occupy movement despite some challenges over the last six months much of which he spent living in a fierce and square right here down the street from our studios here's a look at the movement through his eyes. never doubt the free will has been told made it's a global the state should befall time but make sure the soulfire media saturation we first met joe northam in the early stages of the occupy wall street movement and out here since i think october second i'm angry a little bit