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KQED | This Week: News Panel: The latest on the Occupy movement, health care reform and more | PBS

Duration: 16:45

The Occupy movement, now going into its second month, continues to gain momentum. Students, concerned about tuition hikes and economic inequality, have been staging a series of "Occupy"-style protests on college campuses across California. A report by the Legislative Analyst's Office projects the state budget will fall short by almost $4 billion this year, which could lead to more cuts to public education, libraries and social service programs. What's at stake for California, where implementation of the Affordable Care Act has already begun, now that the US Supreme Court will review President Obama's health-care reform law? Guests: Nanette Asimov, San Francisco Chronicle John Myers, KQED News Sarah Varney, KQED News

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Post Date: November 23, 2011