gone. the protesters have not gone anywhere. a tense situation right now on the streets of portland. we have reporters there. we ll check in with. we re also following the twitter feeds of the reporters, getting a lot of details there. also the twitter feeds of portland police. we do have reports of at least one police officer that has been injured. again, this is live, happening right now on the streets of portland. we ll if back in just a we ll go back in just a moment. also this morning, we ve all done this sent that unintended e-mail. hit reply all, and it went to an unintended recipient. now this happened to cbs an unintended recipient, a michele bachmann staffer. we ll tell you what s in the e-mail that bachmann s campaign says is proof of media bias. also, 850,000 veterans unemployed right now. another million expected to go back into civilian life by 2016. so who s helping them find jobs? we re getting into that question this morning. from the cnn center
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
and that s a knockdown for manny pacquiao. he s the last person anybody would ever want to go up against. look who s getting in the ring with him. i ve done some crazy things in my time. this may just be the craziest. trust me, you ve got to see it to believe it. morgan versus pacquiao. sorry. that was an accident. knockout, piers morgan tonight. good evening. i m at the famous wild card boxing gym in hollywood with a man that many people consider to be the greatest boxer that s ever lived. tomorrow night he fights at the mgm grand in las vegas in an hbo pay per view battle against a man he s fought twice before. it strikes me this one is not just business, it s personal. and the man is manny pacquiao. manny, thank you for inviting me to your gym. it s a great story for you, this gym, because ten years ago you walked in that door and freddie roach is here, it s his gym. he s arguably the greatest trainer that boxing has ever seen. yeah. and your career is not go
he does not take his popularity for granted. by contrast, he views it as a responsibility. and he connects with as many fans as he can before being escorted to the vehicle conspicuously waiting on the plaza. it is time to go back to work. and at the gym today, there will be no boxing in the ring. only a series of exercise trails that each pinpoint the most specific of strength and objectives. 1500 miles northwest of mexico city, hollywood, california, is that once a city of big brains with hard realities. a few blocks west about 101 at the corner santa monica and buying, the wild card gm is home to wait all spectrum of all tinseltown has to offer. at the start of week nine of his ten-week training camp, his case remains unrelenting. while a few doors down in his merchandise and tattoo shop, the fighters team often spends their time after work out together. on this day, some are in better states of mind than others. last night you will forgive him, he is receiving his first
bun definition. sexual harassment is unwelcome verbal, visual or physical conduct of a sexual nature that is severe or pervasive and affects working conditions or creates a hostile work environment. in 1990, 6,000 charges were filed. 20 years later, nearly twice as many. it s not just happening at work or associated with politicians. it s even happening in schools. 48% of seventh to twelfth graders experienced some form of sexual harassment either in person or electronically through texting, e-mail and social media. rick newman is with u.s. news & world report, joining us from washington, the vice president of education and employment at the national women s law center. let s talk first about the statistics. the fact that we are now talking about sexual harassment from lockers and lunchrooms all the way up to a presidential race. absolutely. unfortunately it s the case. the study released just this last week showing that nearly half of boys and girls experience sexual haras