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And we've talked before, to me, one of the most remarkable things about the crash of '08 was the delayed reaction of this kind of demonstration. because of all the factors we know. and we just haven't had this kind of experience, really, in 40 years. >> these campuses in california are under huge pressure. the tuition increases and all of the state budget cuts. but the use of military grade pepper spray point-blank range? there is absolutely no excuse for that. >> one of the most positive things out of this -- what happened was horrible. that guy should be arrested. this movement now, there's ...

and 13.9 million people are still out of work. we just can't seem to catch a break. don pack is features editor for "the atlantic" and wrote "can the middle class be saved?" don, what's the answer, can it? >> the middle class can be saved but we need to take a wide array of aggressive action to save it, i think. it's interesting the middle class itself has in many ways been downgraded in this recession. the housing bubble amassed a host of problems. the middle class has been slowly hallowing for years, wages in the middle class were stagnant throughout the odds. but the middle class ...

Streets lonnie if have you got a particular location where there is a problem or issue, or have you got an individual that they have had information about that they want us to look at, we can put that individual at that location on screen and then we can let them have a look at the exact pictures that we are looking at. they can make that tactical decision from that. >> shepard: sounds like a plan. officials say there is also the possibility of terrorism. they are worried about other threats like the rioters that attacked the car carrying prince charles and camilla during some kind of violent ...

Algeria, violent clashes breaking out this morning between residents and security forces there. police use tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse dm demonstrators. officials cut electricity and gas to a section of the city which has more than 150 illegal dwellings they say. public universities are under attack in the cross-hairs of budget cutting lawmakers across the country. look at this map. 43 states have already cut their higher ed budgets since the start of the recession. now more cutbacks are being debated in state houses around the country that could lead to more campus closings and ...

Wisconsin democratic state senator chris larson who joins us via skype. all right, let me start with you, mary. i'm very interested about this strike idea. what's going to happen on april 4, is that related to a strike? what's cooking over there? >> we think of our plan of action now as exposing the corporate agenda that is really behind what governor walker is doin doing. uniting our collective effort by calling for an organization called we are wisconsin, uniting students who want to object to the tuition increases at uw, nurses who are outraged that this governor wants to throw 300,000 peop...