robert riceth topic? class war fare in america. crowd is listening to other speakers first. riceis due to speak at some point here this evening. this is a live picture that you are looking a at. for more on tonight occupy protest let's go to allen wong live on campus for us tonight and joins us by phone. allen. >>reporter: danny want you to see how packed the plaza is. that group of people that you see sitting on the roof are sitting on the golden bear center listening to a crowd of more than 2000 out here. a wave:00 applause erupt from the crowd after they voted to set up the tent again at the plaza tonight. decided at the general assembly that kicked off around 4:30 this afternoon with a surge of energy for about 500 students marched in unthe gaichlts another cheer erupted when 300 occupy oakland member arrive waving a tent on a pole. students see tuition and fee going up 2000 dollars per semester since last fall and cost 13,000 dollars a semester here. now many demonstrators are calling for the democracy of the board of regent. >> as a member of the public right running a scho

labor secretary robert rice spoke to the crowd from the steps of sprawl hall. he invoked the name of mario savio one of the heros of berkeley's free speech movement. rice said savio's message is more important today than before. >> when you think that money is speech and corporations are people, they become extraordinarily important to protect the rights of ordinary citizen, of students of everybody else who doesn't have the money. >> reporter: rice wept on -- >> rice went on to say that because free speech is very expensive often people don't go on. >>> campus police at uc berkeley shot a man today after university officials say he pulled out a gun. an alert staff member is being credited for first spotting the gun in the man's backpack. amber lee is live where the shooting happened. >> reporter: i just got off with campus police about 10 minutes ago, they tell me that the man shot at the haas school is in the hospital. university officials tell us that it does not appear that he has any ties to the occupy cal protest. he is a 30-year-old man and had surgery t

labor secretary robert rice spoke to the crowd from the steps of sprawl hall. he invoked the name of mario savio one of the heros of berkeley's free speech movement. rice said savio's message is more important today than before. >> when you think that money is speech and corporations are people, they become extraordinarily important to protect the rights of ordinary citizen, of students of everybody else who doesn't have the money. >> reporter: rice wept on -- >> rice went on to say that because free speech is very expensive often people don't go on. >>> campus police at uc berkeley shot a man today after university officials say he pulled out a gun. an alert staff member is being credited for first spotting the gun in the man's backpack. amber lee is live where the shooting happened. >> reporter: i just got off with campus police about 10 minutes ago, they tell me that the man shot at the haas school is in the hospital. university officials tell us that it does not appear that he has any ties to the occupy cal protest. he is a 30-year-old man and had surgery t

lieutenant colonel robert rice joins us to explain why this is not just an average anniversary. >> thank you for having me. it is a special time for marines. retired, reserve, anyone who has worn the uniform, it is a chance for us to reconnect and focus on the legacy that those who have gone before us have set for us. >> there is plenty to celebrate. what are some of the celebrations taking place? >> in the d.c. area, we'll have the traditional birthday ball celebration. not just about the d.c. area. the celebrations occur across the nation, wherever there are marine corps leagues as well as across the globe where marines are stationed at american embassies, aboard our naval warships. most importantly, in afghanistan, remote outpost to continue to take the fight to our nation's enemies. >> what can the general public do? first of all, thank you for your service and the service of all of the branches of the u.s. military. what can the general public do to say thank you and help celebrate the anniversary? >> the fact that the american public cares about the marine corps and has shown suppo

one in front front of the plaza and we -- front of the plaza and we understand that robert rice, from the clinton administration, is probably on stage now or is about to be on stage at 14th and broadway. as far as the police are concerned, we didn't en -- we have not seen one. i've been out here since 4:30 this morning. the opa came out. no police in sight. no problems all morning. it's been a peaceful gathering, thus far. but we have a ways to go. at 5:00 p.m. there's another round of teachs -- speeches and we should start to see a lot more movement in terms of rallies. that's the story if here -- from here. we'll have full coverage at 5:00. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thanks for the update, kraig. >>> still ahead -- we will tell you what the head of the fed said today that caused a lot of reaction on wall street. >>> and actress lindsay lohan just learned if she will go back to jail. dancer? no, i'm a quarterback. oh, a quarterback. mrr. i'm a robot. mm, mm. ee, er, ee, er. get out of here. [ male announcer ] aaron rodgers got his. how about you? rodgers! discount double c

robert rice, current professor of university of california berkeley will be here. john burris, a local attorney, who has worked with the 0 oscar grant case, most notably -- with the oscar grant case, most notably. he's scheduled to speak. there will be a number of other speakers out here. in between that time, we're not sure what to expect. we know the o.t.a., the oakland teachers association, the cna, the california nurses association and the alameda labor council are just three of the union groups taking part in this. we don't know what to expect. we'll be monitoring that for you. keep it right here on ktvu channel 2. reporting live in oakland, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. >>> b.a.r.t. is increasing security due to the planned strike in oakland. there will be extra officers at b.a.r.t. stations and even more officers riding on b.a.r.t. stations all over the entire bay area. there's one surprise involving b.a.r.t. security. the group "no justice, no peace" has cancelled plans to occupy b.a.r.t. stations today. no specific reason was given. >>> t

team led by paul volcker, democrats and republicans, bill donaldson, that fec cheese and the bush, robert rice, one of your favorites here. they're all together. the ubs wall street tighten. there together because they are afraid. people are feeling the shutters on the landscape, feeling it shake. and obama, right from the start, is saying that -- sang the things that almost no one else is saying. many to reform financial capital, reform the system of credit. the american economy rather than in some it was against it. to kill off the volatility that we feel even now as we run up and down these problems of fear. really his guide. almost two years. he is the kind of avatar, the kind of champion of tough love, you know, after greenspan's demise of the most part, having pushed for the bubble across 20 years, one bubble to the next .. he returns to stand behind obama, credibility. this is sized up by the summer of 2008 as trouble, trouble for another team, called a team b and that's the team lead for the most part i rub her group and/or a tanned and tied to wall street. rubin of course the former g

michael roberts and francois rice want to be mechanical engineers. >> time's up.> pitts: to get them jumpstarted, umbc runs a summer boot camp for the new meyerhoff scholars, with surprising rules for such a high-tech generation. >> zeman: there's no cell phones, no laptop, no facebook, no electronics. >> rice: no headphones. >> zeman: there's just so many, but the point is, they want us to be socializing and... and form real bonds and relationships with each other. >> it requires energy to dissolve. >> pitts: for six weeks, they work hard, but the most important lesson they get is how to work together. the key to success, they're told, is collaboration, not competition. to reinforce the idea, the 72 young scholars are required to learn together, study together, live together, and move around campus together, literally. gaps in the line are not allowed. >> eleban ortiz: you could be worried, you know, "oh, i might not make it" or stuff. but then, there's the 72 people right around you saying that you can do it. >> zeman: we have 72 teachers all around us. it just

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chief justice roberts: thank you, counsel. >> condoleezza rice and jim lehrer had line this weekend at book tb -- the 28 annual miami book fair international. join in with your calls, and mills, and tweets like this weekend on c-span2. you can look for miami book fair web cast at booktv.org. pat buchanan and ralph nader on the end of america. >> nationalism, tribalism, religious fundamentalism are far more powerful than ideology. we are not immune in this country from these forces and when the melting pot has been thrown out and you are preaching multiculturalism, what holds us together? >> mr. buchanan pocketbook is "suicide of a superpower." from new york city, the national book awards. find the complete schedule online at booktv.org. >> in about a half an hour, we will go to the jefferson davis -- jefferson jackson dinner. a look at the future of the occupied movement with an activist and wall street occupier. >> for the next 45 minutes, we will talk about the goals of the occupy movement. >> it is a moral movement that has a structural critique of where we are today. >> tell me wha

rice university. "the reagan diaries," which he edited. the recipient of robert f.ennedy prize and a finalist for the los angeles times book critic award. a frequent contributor to "the new york times." he has written a book about alaska. let's hear from pat in south carolina. caller: good morning and happy thanksgiving. i hope all lot of them -- i did watch that, and there were very nasty. all them were, to that man. you were saying they were having the black friday. you should have had that today. people should stop and think. look into what you're buying before 5:00 a.m. this morning and see if she needed or wanted. -- or want it. host: joseph from minnesota. caller: i saw this exchange and it is troubling to say that a congressmen would actually in dignify himself and congress by addressing a person in that matter. that was on call for -- that was uncalled for. i concede mr. brinkley -- i can see mr. breeden was probably not a happy camper to begin with. the congressmen should tell themselves above that. he basically dragged himself into the dirt. i'm looking at

rice, visit hoover.org and search her name. >> my connection to this foundation goes back quite some years. i have, with great honor and boasting, used a lot of the work of robert rector in my own research in writing. his work has been particularly helpful for we in terms of my own -- for me in terms of my own attempts to think differently about both political and economic liberation for african-americans. the united states is an incredible place. it stands out among other nations in the world, and i recently had an opportunity to be reminded of how great this place is at my family reunion in escambia county, alabama, actually in the city of atmore, alabama. escambia county is the county that my family's plantation was. and so i stand here before you as a descendant of slaves from the bradley plantation in escambia county, alabama. slavery, reconstruction, jim crow, the civil rights movement, this is my family's story of struggling and fighting for humanity and freedom in a context and a culture that was saturated with injustice and dehumanization. now, what's so amazing about this narrative, this story is that not only does my family know where the plantation