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"our world with black enterprise" i'm here on the campus of ut santa cruz for an exclusive interview with angela davis. that's what's going on in our world starting now. forty years ago the blant black pant party in self-defense picked up their weapons and started a revolution. the panthers considered the police pigs who slaughtered blacks in the streets. >> the police brutalizing, put an end to this. usually the police wouldn't brutalize anybody if we were on hand because we were armed. they would arrest them and follow them to jail and then bail them out. >> angela davis, a black panther and member of the communist party became an international icon in the struggle for liberation. >> we insist today marks a new beginning for the era of a new movement in the country. >> the fight for civil rights was brewing with anger and determination. >> we're going to walk on this racist power structure and say to the whole damn government, stick them up [ bleep this is a hold up. we've come from what is ours. >> as far as angela davis is concerned, the revolution is over but very different. tod

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it all sounds irky eugh,ut expes say iis blatant couption.y should it givee a private asset that i can sell or destroyed? this is transferring india and to private assets. >> over the years, political havees in tamilarra dmadu handed out tngs ke telesion sets. while this raisesuestions abou transparencof t electi process, it also raises econic questions, too. fo instance, each e the sets i around $30, an wit miions of having already bee handed out, they ask whehis moy hacome from. they wder ash o40 marks coulhave been better spent in the lead up t t polls, the elecon commission -he eltion commission trieto clamp down. buthe rmerhief ofhe commissionays can only do o much -- so much. >> the commissiowillot be in a position to inteere with what can go andhat cannot go into these. that is an area whe the the have to be dcrimating enough. >> t painting on e wall. in t latest assemy ectio, a major political parties have tried hard to reach t toore than 45 mlion voters. butbservers fl that n enoughas sd about the b issu on ich lls e tradionay one lo

. >> rtaiy we have the best of e world, includinghe uted stes. if sobodyoints o that the is lapsed from pakistan's side,theres a lapsed from theholeorld. the fact at osama bin laden ved the valley in pce and mfor is hard to explain away. inondoand washington there are heightened fears that kist cannot be trusted. for more on osambin len's hiding place and the white house cision not to relse the photographs, spo with a man who forrly served as the pakistan-commissioto btain. you think there was something toe gaed, aissed portity by the white hous that they ma be leo persuade those whoare skeptical about the killing tt th was inact osama bin laden? >>there was sensitivity out shinghe imag of up osama bin len's sll blown apart. i thinko far the administtionas acted with lotf tact, a we mustive them mar forhis. >>wld it change minds that do not think it was osama? >> the imag of ople's heads being blown up look gesome to anyo. this would he fit ito tt catery. thsooner we can close the chapter, t soor we will have close. in the end, ty made a ssibl de

despite the mod in the uted statesfterpresident obama' visit to ground zero. >> as north drk -- we hekedup the mood at people feel that the venge they want has nobeen achied. and i think that is very much the kind sense that ihave been picking up om talking to peop this week. it isa nd of catharsis. some ceneof jooublation have left pple outside e u.s. mewh uncomfortable and en he the are se who perhaps ve been slightly rried by the sense f triumph buwhat this tls you is just how much osama bin den traumatize this country. >>thfight againsterrism contues and he news we're geing fropakian tt the intelligen serces there are getting informion om e of osama bin lades wives, the will be wantinto share lot more of thatth they w't be teing the publ because his issue of trusbetween the unitedstates and pista very crual. ll, that right. d of course there are a lot of things tht we don't ow that we arprobably nobeing ld and, of cours ere has always been t issue of the account what happen ifting. sot is que difficult to asse ll of this. we ve also hrd reports that the americans mig want to try t

i would like to see action taken against hizb ut-tahrir, and that review is under way. >> what estimate my right hon. friend made of the comments this week by the director general of the cbi on the government's deficit reduction plan? >> in its history the cbi has not always supported action to tackle deficits and to get on top of bad public finances, but on this occasion it is four- square behind the action that the government have taken. when asked what would have happened if we had followed the ideas of the labour party, the cbi said, "the economy would be weaker because of the impact of a loss of confidence in the markets. if we did not have a clear program to reduce the deficit over this parliament we would have seen a significant rise in our interest rates, and growth would have been eroded rather more than it has been." that is the view of the cbithe experts at the heart of british industry, who say that one cannot trust labour with the economy. >> last week we had an excellent result in wales for the labour party. given the prime minister's general election manifesto commitment,

it perpet utes that paradigm. our paradigm changes ladies and gentlemen. what i would like to do is this. i want to pull the lens back to use that metaphor. what's feeding that monster. to think strategically. if anything, if you leave here today, you will leave with my accent. one last thing. i do speak to children an awful lot. i have a doctorate. education has meant more for me. i am under no illusion. i also know that having a doctorate doesn't confir wisdom. when people made fun of me. i remember me mom coming home. foreign long speaking. >> we had beans at breakfast, lunch and dinner. bean pudding. i stop counting them after

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. >> and whao's why many coptics may leave, they fear what will come, father al man nao*ut say they'll stay, the church has existed in egypt for 2 thousand years and will survive no matter what happens. >> we are trusting god and we are not afraid. jesus told us that the people against us use the hand of human beings, but we have the hand of god, the one who's covering us will save us. >> gary lane, cbn news, cairo, egypt. >> finally this week, a young mother is a i live today satangs to cbn's operation blessing in china, the 29 year-old traveled to beijing and had to get help for her son thao's death, while the couple was there, the mother suffered a stroke, if she survived she would more than likely be paralyzed, operation blessing china was able to raise more than 4 thousand dollars to pay for her surgery. it's wonderful to see how wonderful blessing is helping people worldwide. that's all for this edition of world news, james and wednesday

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. >> reporter: in the 1960s with the vietnam war raging, students and faculty at ute universities across the country made campus rotc programs the target of demonstrations. the mood was antiwar and antimilitary. at stanford the rotc building was burned down. ann thomp thompson is a stanford sister and commander in rotc. >> i think a lot of the reasons it wasn't really popular in the vietnam era, aren't really applicable to the debate today. >> reporter: the seven stanford cadets at santa clara get no credit for rotc classes but most get their tuition paid, plus a monthly stipend and transportation between campuses. nationally nearly 500 rotc units have cross-town arrangements with nearby universities but those arrangements disturb. >> it precludes so many from participating. >> you could set up -- >> reporter: one reason stanford kept military training off kam pa was the military ban on gays. then in 1993 don't ask, don't tell, barred openly gay people from military service, including rotc. now with its repeal, although still not implemented, the debate has returned. harvard was the firs

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in the uted states of america today, 40% of children born each year are covered by medicaid. if you were born today in hard- pressed communities, like detroit, st. louis, or baltimore, you are more likely to die before your first birthday than if you were born in the tree line up for belarus. in education, we're losing ground. only about half the kids graduate from high school. over the next 25 years, the number of americans eligible for medicare will double. the number of working age americans will increase oy by about 10%, putting new burdens on working americans. we still live in a dangerous world wi a young men and women fighting and dying to protect our freedom. we spent $700 billion a year on national security and this is only about two-thirds of what we spent during the cold war. the effect of income tax rates for the wealthiest americans is at its lowest level in 60 years. the effect of tax rates before the bidder rich has declined much further. now it is around about 21%. we have some say -- we have some tough choices to make. to put us on a path, we have to bring th

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