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The thick of it, you heard people say so-and-sos kid is missing or where is this person. it was almost like a human microphone. quite the opposite of what secretary pompeo was saying from our experience here on the ground. i want to bring in this family over is miriam and her 10-year-old daughter. youve been walking over a week with your four girls. what are you hoping for? [ speaking foreign language ] she said she was left homeless. why were you left homeless? [ speaking foreign language ] gan...

Growth initiatives. i think this group in congress is going to have to come back to it. >> geraldo: professor kaplan, i only point out that president obama himself rejected that framework. professor, thank you for your patience. craig, youve got a guest? >> im with one of the occupy wall street organizers, so where do we go from here? >> well, this movement is building and building momentum each day. yesterday 1500 cities around the world, over 100 occupations in the u.s. we marched into times s...

Growth initiatives. i think this group in congress is going to have to come back to it. >> geraldo: professor kaplan, i only point out that president obama himself rejected that framework. professor, thank you for your patience. craig, youve got a guest? >> im with one of the occupy wall street organizers, so where do we go from here? >> well, this movement is building and building momentum each day. yesterday 1500 cities around the world, over 100 occupations in the u.s. we marched into times s...

>> the whole thing is think for yourself, free speech, and then they repeat what the other guy. >> think for yourself. >> as a professional agitator, what is he thinking not bringing a megaphone? that is rule number one. you bring that on the carry on. >> somebody said the whole point of this is the human microphone so people repeat it and everybody else can hear it, but if you can repeat it you can hear it. i dont understand. it makes every sentence twice as long. >> try to say one thing before...

Bank bailouts as much as it was representation and disenfranchisement and democracy. this is sort of my working theory now. is that theyre more about sort of the process and direct democracy and voice than they are about specific grievances or specific policies, but sort of the broader grievance that they dont have a direct way to handle it. this is my explanation as to why they can kind of seem like theyre all over the place, but have a focus. do you think im getting this right? >> its absolute...

>> well, i told them that i loved them, actually. thats how i started my speech, because you know, theres a human microphone, and whatever you say to them, they say back to you, there were about a thousand people there, i said i love you, and about a thousand people said they loved me. >> thats a good night. >> but i did engigenuinely mean love what is happening there. and one of the things i said to them, the pundits on tv, being a pundit on tv at the moment, are saying, why are you protesting,...

Heres a look at hotspots. in sydney, australia dancers do a routine. nindz ya women are splashed by a passing car after heavy rain flooded parts of the country. >> in tokyo two girls admire a giant blooming flower. >> a sparrow steals food off a plate at a restaurant. >> so sorry, thats the message everyone has for the ousted agriculture official shirley sherrod these days. well, almost everyone. jeanne moos takes a most unusual look. >> shes become omni present. practically a human microphone...

Pretty high up there compared to the amount of the world. melissa, what were you going to say? >> i feel like a bit of a fuddy-duddy. >> for example, last night, i went down to wall street and took my mom and my daughter with me. we were walking around. my mom says, oh, my mom is in her late 60s. she says, i remember this. this looks so familiar. i remember this. she had this really strong sense of kind of a familiarity and also return to a particular moment. she was talking about some of the yo...