anywhere. we did get word from police, at least one police officers was hit with a projectile. he had to be taken to the hospital. told he is going to be okay. but for the most part we have not seen violence break out but police are standing by in riot gear. we don t have word of whether or not they are about to move in and try to get people out. we did get word a short time ago at least a local paper, police are now telling people you need to get out of the streets or face arrest. again, we have been watching these pictures throughout the morning and we are five hours past that deadline for people to leave the encampment. but yes, it is 5:00 a.m. local time and people are still out in a stand-off with police. earlier i talked to one of those protesters, who s been a part of of the occupy demonstrations in portland for the past six weeks. her name is kerry coe. listen to what she told me. what we re doing here in occupy portland and the occupy movement globally is we are
we ll let you hear what they all had to say. and a major league baseball player pulled from him home in the middle of the night by armed men, but now we re told he s been found alive and safe. [ chanting ] and have you ever seen kids this excited about taking a test? not just any test. we re talking about the a.c.t. or s.a.t. equivalent. an entire country shuts down to do everything they can to help these students ace the tests. we re taking you to south korea this morning in our passport. let s start on the campus of penn state university. you remember, it was just a couple of days ago thousands of students were getting together on the campus, and they were rioting. well, last night, thousands of students got together at state college, pennsylvania, for this. a candlelight vigil to support the victims of the sexual abuse scandal. now, this is the same place, the same spot, where this vigil is taking place, is exactly where students were rioting in support of fired foot
about the occupy movement, occupy atlanta demonstrators getting some help from the martin luther king center. they are giving them classes on nonviolence. we will talk about why. and also, we will have reverend jesse jackson, joining the occupy atlanta movement in some way, he will be with us in studio this hour. let s get back to andy rooney and the news, that he has died at the age offed 92. just signed off from 60 minutes after 30 years did that with his last essay last month, done 1 00 or close to 1,100. been with cbs news 60 years all together, but he died after complications from a minor surgery. you may remember that. he had gone in for what was told us to as minor surgery but then developed complications within the hospital and now, the word is that he has died at the age of 92. our gary tuchman takes a look back at his extraordinary life. the funny thing is over the years, our opinion of how our hair looks best changes. i used to think i looked best with long s
oil. i know karen will probably say that republicans haven t done enough for alternative energy. she s right. let s see what karen karen, go ahead. well, no, a couple of things. number one, obviously, with regard to the gulf coast, in addition to the animals and the sort of what we needed to know about what was happening, you know, in that life stream was making sure that we could ensure the safety of people. i mean, i don t think any of us would have wanted to see another tragic accident occur. but in addition to that, i am going to take the republicans to task a little bit. ironically, this hatchet job they re trying to with budget cuts, one of the things they re trying to make big cuts on is investments in alternative sources of energy. the problem is, you know, we keep shorting ourselves and shorting ourselves then we are left so vulnerable to these kinds of things happening in the middle east. and then our gas prices go up. and basically, you know, everybody gets screwed in