just focus on this question of untouchability. gandhi said no. i would fight on the caste question, but i was also fight and independents questioned in the hindu muslim question. this also true that just as lincoln radicalized his position as time went on, many matters, and lifting blacks in the army and other issues, gandhi also radicalized his positions and as far as intermarriage was concerned, gandhi towards the end that that the only marriage to which i would give a special blessing would be a marriage between one from the so-called caste hindus and learn from the so-called untouchables. so there are these changes over time. i could go on and on. >> what is it like having gandhi as your grandfather? >> i don't know if any of her grandfather. that's the only one i have, except that i have a mother's father who also spoke of. but he was a very loving you other. he gave me a warm embrace each time. and sometimes come you know, in the old days indians within that their grandparents did god very deep lake towards them to receive the blessing. and

he also wanted a single india and an end to untouchability as to the notion of high and low. india's question in the 1930s and 40s which was resolved to india's 1947 partition was similar in many ways to the north/south you ride that lincoln and the u.s. a dissolved with the civil war. declaring the south and alliance of rebels lincoln went to war against it, crushed what he saw as rebellion and the union was preserved. india's hindus and muslims had a great deal in common as was true of the north and south gandhi did not for all his passion educate war or compulsion for keeping india one. before seeing why he did not let me give you a flavor of his argument and passion for indian unity. when at the end of 1939 gandhi heard that a separate moslem homeland since be called pakistan was being demanded because it was claimed, that hindus were two nations, this is what gandhi said. why is india not one nation? was it not one during the mogul.? wildly two. are not christians a third nation? and so on. are the muslims of china a nation separate from other chinese? are the muslims of

they slash a trillion dollars across the board with no government department untouched. some lawmakers have vowed to prevent them from taking effect. president obama says he won't let that happen. >> my message to them is simple. no. i will veto any effort to get rid of those automatic spending cuts. >> the president wants those cuts to stay in place to keep pressure on congress to find a compromise. >> there is no so-called sleepout at cal tonight. occupy cal's general assembly voted down a plan to camp out on campus for one more night. it was intended to protest cuts to public education and what critics call excessive force by police against peaceful protesters. occupy san francisco is still going strong after two months. and businesses are looking to the city to put an end to it. the city cleared out other tents that popped up along market street. but the main camp remains untouched. in part because mayor ed lee sympathizes with the message. businesses nearby say they have had it. >> the vandalism, the theft. the public urination. the unsanitary conditions that have b

to quote a film, they are untouchable, and maybe, you know, we wouldn't have to worry too much about lobbyist. >> i don't think that was a quote from "the untouchables." >> that's the title. >>> coming up, is pizza a vegetable? i will talk to some outraged broccoli that say hell know. you are watching "red eye" on fnc. stick around. >>> congress has caved to me when i was 12. pizza is now a vegetable. i was such a bad ass at 12. still am. congress wants to keep pizza and french frys in the cafeterias and the new spending bill unleashed unraffled by the usda among other things de creeing the two table spoons of sauce counts as a veggie. conservatives don't think big government should tell kids what to eat. but critics say it is a national disgrace with one saying, quote, they are making sure that two of the biggest problems in the school lunch program, pizza and french frys are untouched. clearly we must discuss this in the dsh d -- >> lightning rooooooouuund. lightning round. >> sandra, bottom line here. this is all about big tomato wanting its slice of the government pie. please tel

like they saw a package dropped off by ups, untouched and sometimes you have to make a sophia's choice in these circumstances. >>> when the fire is moving aggressively, we have to find a structure that is so far involved oregon that we can't save it or we focus on property that we can save. >> and there are limited resources. they are relying on people to help them leave their jobs and they leave them to come help fight those fires. the rain essentially ended fire season here and the air tanker contract was up mid-months in october so the closest air tanker would have been in passer row bells. if the fire happened by day, the closest air tanker was closer to santa barbara than it is to san francisco and again we have fire crews coming off the fire lines and presumably they will be replaced by other fire crews because they will be on touring this all day but they hope to have it contained by 9:00 this morning. >>> firefighters spent the nightwatching for hot spots in black hawk. firefighters moved aggressively pause they were worried about some homes in the area. one firefighter did suf

or the mayor put an ordinance on the ballot that, for the first three years, it would be untouchableard. for the next four years, the board could amend the measure with a supermajority two-thirds vote. after seven years, the board could read the legislation like any other piece of legislation, subject to the legislative process that is how it is done in every other state that allows voters to legislate, except california, and i think it is just a good government measure. >> can you think of an intense where, had we had proposition e in place, the voters would have not had to go back and vote again on some cleanup legislation? >> yes, if you look at prop f right now, we're asking the voters, among other things, should political consultants have to file with paper or electronically? should they have to file every month or every three months? but the most voters, if you ask them, would say that should not be on the ballot. that is the kind of legislation that should be handled by the board, but we have to put it on the ballot because the boaters that the original ordinance. i also have

the art has been untouched for centuries. >> the purity laws says the beer in germany can only be made from hops, water, and east. >> the teacher translates for the class. this is the hearts of the brewery. the malt remains are left behind. the visitors find the details interesting. even more interesting is the environmentally friendly way this german brewery goes about making beer. the company recycles its bottles. when they come back from retailers, they are cleaned and sterilized and refilled. he points out the enormous washer that carries out the task. once the bottles have been pressed for a second time, the water is used to clean the beer crates. >> we save water by using the slightly dirty water twice. >> solar panels provide some of the your read -- brewery's power. >> on the first day, we ask them what they found unusual about germany. they said we have a lot of solar panels on our roof, which is rare in that land. -- in finland . they found that fascinating. >> he shows the students his personal energy revolution. >> they come from local forests. that is our energy source. in

things have remained untouched. the university special person tells us part of what they are struggle with is balancing rights of the protesters and rights and safety of students who choose not to protest. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> meantime, uc berkeley officials announced the man shot by campus police yesterday has died. he was an undergrad with it transfer student. officers say they opened fire after the man pointed a gun at them yesterday afternoon in a computer lab at the school of business. university says the man was 32-years-old and from california. they would not release his name. >> investigation continues today. we have a lot of questions that need to be answered. at this point there's no evidence suggesting that this was anything other than an isolated incident. >> grief counselors are at the school today. the officers involved in the case have been placed on routine paid administrative leave. >>> occupy oakland protesters could face deportation to mexico scheduled to appear in court this afternoon.

. >> silvio berlusconi was once untouchable.made man, a man from milan, struck his fortune by founding a media empire is worth about $9 billion. he is said to have hosted sex parties. then there is ruby -- he allegedly had sex with the dancer when she was 17. berlusconi left off but with each scandal, and politics became more of a laughing stock. leaders. european what brought him down was the economy. the italian slow growth, a huge debt, and it * ridiculous politics spooked international creditors. italians said a arrivederci and forth his resignation saturday night. to head off a financial catastrophe, italy appointed a new prime minister designate. could not be more different mario monti is a sober economist q. >> he promised to end the economic crisis with urgency and scruples. >> silvio berlusconi said he is not on the politics and has promised to double his efforts to reform the italian political system. >> now, your instaweather plus forecast with eva marie. >> we are keeping our eye on an area of showers up toward the n

. >> reporter: good morning i'm live at -- snow park the campers here quiet and so far untouched per the police chief in that news conference it is okay for them to be here right now. but, their time will come as well and they will be evicted as the campers were at frank ogawa plaza. >> encampment became a police where we had repeated violence and this week a murder. >> reporter: mayor quan says the occupy oakland camp at frank ogawa plaza was no longer about the abuses of the financial indust street and its time was up. >> we are asking everyone to respect my city's decision to close the even if we support the movement. >> reporter: this morning's raid was quiet compared to the last time. police arrested 3. but the chief says there -- arrested 32. but the chief says there were no injuries, no force and no resist. at snow park, no action at all. >> everyone i know will be leaving peacefully. they will be waiting until they are directly asked by police. >> we have been working with some of the occupiers at snow park. that doesn't mean that snow park is not going to be removed. it is n

. >> reporter: good morning i'm live at -- snow park the campers here quiet and so far untouched per the police chief in that news conference it is okay for them to be here right now. but, their time will come as well and they will be evicted as the campers were at frank ogawa plaza. >> encampment became a police where we had repeated violence and this week a murder. >> reporter: mayor quan says the occupy oakland camp at frank ogawa plaza was no longer about the abuses of the financial indust street and its time was up. >> we are asking everyone to respect my city's decision to close the encampment even if we support the movement. >> reporter: this morning's raid was quiet compared to the last time. police arrested 3. but the chief says there -- arrested 32. but the chief says there were no injuries, no force and no resist. at snow park, no action at all. >> everyone i know will be leaving peacefully. they will be waiting until they are directly asked by police. >> we have been working with some of the occupiers at snow park. that doesn't mean that snow park is not going to be remov

chief cabinet secretary said on friday the government cannot afford to leave this issue untouched. but neither should it hold a hasty debate. he said a stable imperial succession relates to the basics of the nation and reveal the law should be conducted while taking account of the issue. now to the ongoing territorial dispute. the south korean government planning to build more in the sea of japan. the japanese government claims sovereignty on historical facts and international law. the south korean side disagrees. it calls the islands tokto and has coast guards there. officials with south korean ministry of land transport maritime affairs say they will build a break water with the 210-meter pier. it will be capable of handling 5,000 ton liners. also construct an underwater observatory and a wave energy water plant. the estimated cost more than $340 million. south korea appears to be building to encourage more visitors to the island. urged south korea to cancel the project. met friday with the first vice foreign minister. he said his country regards as inherently japanese. he added

reggie bush is virtually untouched. but the redskins lose 20-9, extending their losing streak to five games. here's mike shanahan on the q.b. situation moving forward. >> still going to do the same thing. we're going to look at the scenario, what gives us the best chance to win and make the decision based on that. >> try to put it to hankerson behind and step down -- stepped back and made a great play on it. i have to be more careful with the ball, especially first down in the red zone, crucial point in the game. >> as you heard after the game head coach mike shanahan told the media the situation is now, quote week to week. so we really don't know about the q.b. situation moving forward. we'll have more on the saga coming up in sports. >> all right. if we need more on it. >> there is more. >> all right. thank you. appreciate it. growing tension still to come on abc 7 news. a violent clash between occupied protesters in portland oregon, and police. what demonstrators are accused of tossing at officers. plus speaking out.

the only thing that has dropped in price, the vegetable tray that often goes untouched. this evening, 600 volunteers in san francisco made final preparations to feed more than 5000 people a thanksgiving meal. the kitchen was packed with volunteers. >> we have people that stand waiting even after the food has run out. we have had to do that on several occasions, go to the store, bring in more food, cook it and make sure that everyone is served. it is critical. we need volunteers, not right now but year round. >>pam: thanksgiving dinner is served from 9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.. >> coming up the story of an injured marine who made it home in time for thanksgiving. oafs the >>pam: one family in san jose is especially thankful. a young marine who was almost killed in afghanistan made it home after a long recovery and not so serious jeff >> and daniel frank is a marine who lost his leg in afghanistan. >> it could have been worse. not all of the explosives went off. i could have been dead. >>reporter: he has been recovering for the last seven weeks. now, he is coming home. he is hap

dozens of tents and -- untouched. dozens of tents and tarps still in place. protesters believe a raid is imminent. there are police officers on scene just sitting in their parked cars, standard police presence. officers did move in sunday morning around 1:30 on the encampment that was just a over at 101 market. in front of the federal building. three days after officials warned the occupiers there that camping on the sidewalk is illegal. there were a dozen tents, six were arrested for interfering with the operation. most left peacefully. some were moved from the market street location say they unphased the movement will go forward. >> every time there's a raise we get stronger. as you see around the nation they took out zuccotti park and two days later we have 40,000 in the streets going over the bridges. it is about garnering public support. it is not about tents. >> reporter: police put up barricades on market in front of the federal building to prevent anyone from reoccupying. it is clear and clean this morning. here at justin herman plaza some of the prot

his car was unlocked and police say his wallet was inside and appeared untouched. >> my son didn't deserve what he got. >> reporter: evans hopes this latest attempt at generating leads will be enough to close the case and bring her some closure. >> i ask myself sometimes how i still stand. but i made a promise to him that i would not stop until i found who did this to him. and if i fall apart, i won't be able to do that for him. >> reporter: evans, who lives in san diego, has two other sons who she says pushes her to move on. there is a $100,000 reward leading to the arrest of the people or person responsible for killing brandon evans. if you have any information, you are asked to call san francisco police. in san francisco, bay area news. >>> there was a somber anniversary in san francisco tonight. 33 years ago tonight, mayor berlusconi and harvey milk were assassinated. milk was the first publicly gay representative to be elected. they were honored at the corners of haskin streets. >>> prince william helped save people from frigid water after a cargo ship broke apart in the irish sea. >>

is a temporary home to 260 dogs, 67 cats and two rabbits, located in an area of central bangkok, untouched by floodwaters, the building holds hundreds of cages over two floors. the shelter was set up a month ago by a group of veterinarians and volunteer pet-lovers. it is funded primarily by donations. most of the animals were brought here by their owners. others have been rescued by volunteers. most people forced to evacuate flooded homes can't take their pets with them. in some cases, the animals are abandoned. some are sick or injured. over 30 volunteer vets are on stand by around the clock. >> translator: most of the animals being taken care of here have dermatological problems. they also have cuts and wounds. some also have diarrhea caused by a changing diet and environment. >> reporter: volunteers also try to rehabilitate the animals. they walk or bathe them to lower stress and keep them healthy. owners are welcome to visit their pets as often as they can so their furry family members don't feel homesick. she brought one dog and five cats. she had to move to a small apartment after he

things have remained untouched. the university special person tells us part of what they are struggle with is balancing rights of the protesters and rights and safety of students who choose not to protest. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> meantime, uc berkeley officials announced the man shot by campus police yesterday has died. he was an undergrad with it transfer student. officers say they opened fire after the man pointed a gun at them yesterday afternoon in a computer lab at the school of business. university says the man was 32-years-old and from california. they would not release his name. >> investigation continues today. we have a lot of questions that need to be answered. at this point there's no evidence suggesting that this was anything other than an isolated incident. >> grief counselors are at the school today. the officers involved in the case have been placed on routine paid administrative leave. >>> occupy oakland protesters could face deportation to mexico scheduled to appear in court this afternoon.

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the wood inside the fireplace untouched. but then just a few feet over, you see this used to be the garage, the two cars a total loss. >> it went roaring into the one of the doctors' homes over there and expanded over to here. >> reporter: he saw the flames and didn't wait for firefighters to take action. >> we got garden hoses and i spent most of the morning keeping that fire down and it was raging in our gully. >> reporter: and his efforts paid off. he is one of the lucky ones whose home was saved. he just wishes others had the same outcome. >> the sad part, we witnessed our neighbors' houses just burn down in front of our eyes. >> reporter: he watched as burning embers got into this attic and smoldered. three hours later, not even three fire engines attacking the flames from all directionses were enough to save it. >> it was amazing. the wind was so strong that it just went through the attic and flames were shooting out probably 30, 40 feet downwind. >> reporter: so now as people survey the devastation in the neighborhood

where we let our ego take control of our emotions and our decisions, and you think that you're untouchableyou get caught up in people patting you on the back and telling you you're great and you don't deal with, you know, certain issues that you have. and that's what i did. and i surrounded myself with people who didn't look out for my best interests. >> it's interesting, of the people who -- you were surrounded with, you're the one who ended up incarcerated. they did not, you know, that has to be a heck of a thing to think about and wrestle with. >> i don't spend too much time thinking about it. i don't necessarily think about it. what it comes down to with me, i broke the law, you know, and i did my time. you know, i'm not here to judge anybody else, you know. there will be another day for them to be judged at some time else. that's not my job. you know, i did what i had to do, and it actually wound up being a blessing for me. you know, i've been put here to do something special. i've been blessed with this amazing gift, to connect with people, to communicate on a certain level that peop

cj anderson untouched. he scoots in and 34-31. anderson is out of his mind.ook at the big man. 74 yards and his third touchdown of the night. to the fourth and a little defense and finally he intercepts to seal the deal. cal is victorious

i think steve untouched on a few of our concerns. -- i think steven touched on a few of our concerns. this is the demolition of a 1923 home and garden apartment, which will be replaced with luxury condominiums. that is distressing to me. we continue to lose affordable housing. in that part of the neighborhood, we enjoy diversity. as this happens, the neighborhood becomes more inaccessible. it is like a gated community. only the most affluent people can live there. i find that distressing. profiteering in our neighborhood at the expense of others -- this is an investment property. while the project sponsor will enjoy a significant financial gain from this, we will suffer a loss in our property value. ethically, i do not think that is right. stephen touched on some of these other things. i want to talk about our quality of life and how this will impact my family. we were surprised to receive a letter in the mail about this. nobody had ever spoken with us about this proposed addition, even the we later came to find out our neighbor let us know that when he purchased his home, he purchase

the wood inside the fireplace, untouched. but then just a few feet over, you see this used to be the garage. these two cars a total loss. >> went down into this gully and went roaring into one of the doctor's homes over there and then just expanded over to here. >> dennis saw the flames and didn't wait for firefighters to take action. >> we got the garden hoses and i spent most of the morning keeping that fire down. and it was raging in our gully. >> and his efforts paid off. one of the lucky ones. his home was saved. he just wishes others had the same outcome. >> sad part, we witnessed our neighbors houses just burn down in front of our eyes. >> paul watched as burning embers got into this attic and smoldered three hours later. attacking the flames from all directions were enough to save it. >> the wind was so strong that it just went through the attic and flames were shooting out. probably 30, 40 feet downwind. >> so now, as people survey the devastation in the neighborhood. when these homeowners come back, all they will se

for years berlusconi, a media tycoon worth $9 billion, seemed untouchable. he's been in court 2,500 times by his own count, accused of attempting to bribe a judge, corruption and abuse of power. there was ruby, the dancer he allegedly had sex with when she was only 17. berlusconi laughed it off, and ruby became a celebrity. many italians shrugged off the scandal. but they could not tolerate when international creditors lost faith in italy's economy and its leaders. so today italy passed its own tough austerity measures with more to come. and berlusconi was forced out. protestors are now in front of berlusconi's home, trying to make sure he does not get any sleep tonight. the new prime minister here is widely expected to be mario monti, a respected economist and university professor, somebody most people consider serious, even understated. >> richard engle in rome tonight. richard, thanks >>> in a surprise symbolic move, the arab league voted today to suspend syria, warning the regime of bassad. the president praised the move making those comments at the econ

for years the media tycoon seemed untouchable. he's been in court 2,500 times by his own count, accused of attempting to bribe a judge, corruption, and abuse of power. there are many sex scandals but ultimately berlusconi was brought down by italy's economic crisis. last week italy's borrowing rate soared putting even more pressure on the prime minister to step down. outside the presidential palace in rome tonight protesters shouted insults until word came berlusconi had handed in his resignati resignation. at that point there were celebrations in the streets. >> now we're happy because we're free. we want a leader who is serious, who represents us. >> berlusconi's resignation makes way for an emergency government that italians and the eu hope will save them from financial ruin. >>> coming up next at 11:00, a bay area immigrant scheduled for deportation fights back. we'll show you what small victory he won at the airport tonight. >>> plus, big brother? or a sense of security? how one oakland neighborhood is trying to improve safet

that is untouched. there doesn't appear to have been any trouble there. and a lot of the protestors over on 16th and telegraph have returned to the camp. it seems peaceful there at this point. so it sounds like i luckily missed a lot of the trouble here on the streets but again, 50 people are rested, a lot of trouble overnight, 50 people arrested and police continuing to monitor the situation. >> i was going to ask. what is the police presence there now after a wild night last night apparently? >> reporter: yeah. well, when we got here, they had all of broadway here blocked off before we get to the next block at telegraph. and there were, you know, police in riot gear lined up blocking the entire street and then protestors standing on the other side of them. and within about the last 20 minutes, those police have moved off and then they appear to be cleaning up the scene over there. so it really has changed in just the past half hour. >> anne, such a huge -- >> reporter: i don't exactly know where the officers are height now. >> anne, such a huge disturba