Speaking on the UN summit sidelines, Iran's leader says the biggest trouble facing the world is domination by the United States. In an exclusive interview with RT's Marina Portnaya, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad explains how he wants to change the existing world order.
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Cops in New York are furious over a new legislative proposal that could put them in handcuffs, if they continue to shoot to kill. It's a very controversial bill that would affect the way police interact with suspects on the streets, and some are saying it creates two different sets of rules, if there is a gunfight. Alyona discusses with RT Correspondent Marina Portnaya
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Link to my backup channel- www.youtube.com Live Stream: www.livestream.com/owslosangeles www.ustream.tv www.myfoxny.com Today the Occupy Wall Street movement turns two months old. A movement which started in the financial capital of the world has now manifested itself into a worldwide movement. The fight against corporate greed has brought thousands of activists to the streets nationwide. On the two month anniversary, which is being called the "national day of action," RT's Marina Portnaya gives us a timeline of the Occupy movement.
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The collective voices of American dissent has manifested into a movement impossible to ignore. "Occupy Wall Street" began in the world's financial capital, but this week protests have blazed through dozens of cities nationwide.
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American anti-corporate Occupy protesters are being allowed back into a New Orleans park, after getting permission from a federal judge. A lawmaker has already called for an investigation into claims of police misconduct in dealing with activists. The movement shows no sign of dying down across America, with thousands demonstrating nearly three months after the first protests in New York. The heavy police presence isn't being scaled back either, as Marina Portnaya reports.
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A year has passed since US President Barack Obama came into office promising change, many though are finding little difference between him and his predecessor, George W. Bush. RT's Marina Portnaya talks to journalist Margaret Kimberly about Obama's year.
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New Yorkers are finding out the hard way how their city is raising it's much-needed cash. They're being watched every step of the way and, if they put one foot out of line, they get hit in the pocket. RT's Marina Portnaya reports on how revenue-raising fines, are seeing liberties go up in smoke. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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The US government uses foreign wars to distract people's attention from internal problems. That's according to rapper and political activist 'Immortal Technique'. In an exclusive interview with RT's Marina Portnaya he says America's bad decisions are covered up with lame excuses.
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The Occupy Wall Street movement has hit a major obstacle. A judge ruled that occupiers could re-occupy Zuccotti Park but without their tents and supplies. Many believed the judge would rule in their favor but the judge has ruled that demonstrators can't take private property to the park. Marina Portnaya gives us the breaking news.
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Live Stream: www.livestream.com/owslosangeles www.ustream.tv www.myfoxny.com Today the Occupy Wall Street movement turns two months old. A movement which started in the financial capital of the world has now manifested itself into a worldwide movement. The fight against corporate greed has brought thousands of activists to the streets nationwide. On the two month anniversary, which is being called the "national day of action," RT's Marina Portnaya gives us a timeline of the Occupy movement.
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Jessica Goodell discusses her book Shade It Black. Shade It Black: Death and After in Iraq Jessica Goodell with John Hearn 6 x 9, 192 pages, illustrations, 9781612000015, $24.95, hardback, Casemate May 25, 2011 In 2008, CBS' Chief Foreign Correspondent, Lara Logan, candidly speculated about the human side of the war in Iraq: "Tell me the last time you saw the body of a dead American soldier. What does that look like? Who in America knows what that looks like? Because I know what that looks like, and I feel responsible for the fact that no one else does..." Logan's query raised some important yet ignored questions: How did the remains of American service men and women get from the dusty roads of Fallujah to the flag-covered coffins at Dover Air Force Base? And what does the gathering of those remains tell us about the nature of modern warfare and about ourselves? These questions are the focus of Jess Goodell's story, Shade it Black: Death and After in Iraq. Jess enlisted in the Marines immediately after graduating from high school in 2001, and in 2004 she volunteered to serve in the Marine Corps' first officially declared Mortuary Affairs unit in Iraq. Her platoon was tasked with recovering and processing the remains of fallen soldiers. With sensitivity and insight, Jess describes her job retrieving and examining the remains of fellow soldiers lost in combat in Iraq, and the psychological intricacy of coping with their fates, as well as her own. Death assumed many forms <b>...</b>
Violent arrests are taking place in New York where a huge anti-Wall Street rally is underway. Hundreds of activists are marching across the city, pledging to occupy streets, bridges, the subway in protest against economic inequality.
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In the US, where more people have been arrested following the latest wave of public protests against excessive corporate influence in the country. Mass demonstrations have spread to dozens of cities - a month after the so-called "Occupy Wall Street" movement first flared up in the Big Apple. RT's Marina Portnaya looks at how the protests continue to grow despite reported police brutality and hundreds of arrests.
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The young revolutionary movement Occupy Wall Street needs to be pushed forward to evolve into a working force that can influence US domestic affairs, believes Immortal Technique, a hip-hop star who has backed the group from the start. As the demonstrations against the Wall Street corporations enter their fourth week in New York, elsewhere they have grown into a nationwide protest with 45 states and nearly 200 cities now involved in the rally. "The recent movement is the biggest expression of democracy in the past few decades here in America," states Immortal Technique, who has become one of the spokespersons for the movement. What started out as a peaceful movement has now been plagued by unrest in the Big Apple, where confrontations between demonstrators and police are only becoming tenser. Police brutality has become a tripping point for the escalation of people's anger, the rapper believes. When the pictures hit the internet, they went viral. "We saw a bunch of defenseless people simply expressing their freedom -- and they were penned off, they were sprayed down, being obviously not in danger of harming any police officers. And 'white shirts' did not seem to be held responsible for it, as if they were almost above the law," the artist explains. The reaction from the city authorities is biased and aimed at intensifying the protests, so they can portray them in a dishonest manner in the media, argues Immortal Technique.
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"Riot Wrong: FOX fakes Moscow protest with Athens clashes" News bulletins around the world have been following Russia's election rallies. But one channel stands out - America's Fox News has been showing streets ablaze, violent clashes and firebombs thrown at security officers, but with one major problem - the images are not from Russia, they're from Greece!
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Major cities along the eastern seaboard of the US, including New York are bracing themselves for the wrath of Hurricane Irene. It's expected to flood parts of lower Manhattan as public transport - including the subway - will be shut down for the first time ever. Despite it weakening to a category one storm, forecasters say it remains extremely dangerous, and President Obama has warned it could be historic.
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www.haaretz.com The US Congress is considering a bill introduced by a pro-Israeli lawmaker that would slash America's contribution to the UN and any of its bodies if they recognise Palestinian statehood. The General Assembly is due to hold a controversial vote later this month on recognition. The law proposed by a Republican Congresswoman would also permanently cut humanitarian relief funding to Palestinian refugees displaced from land occupied by Israel. RT's Marina Portnaya has more from New York.
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With the anti-Wall Street protest in its fourth week, demonstrators' voices are only getting louder and spreading wider. From coast to coast, in dozens of cities, people have been taking to the streets to demand an end to the fat-cat culture and economic inequality. RT's Marina Portnaya reports from the heart of the movement in New York. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas got a standing ovation while addressing the UN General Assembly - shortly after submitting the bid for full statehood to the UN chief.
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Occupy Wall Street has brought out tens of thousands of demonstrators to speak out against corporations across America. Some celebrities and activists have come out to support the masses and use their celebrity to strengthen the movement. Immortal Technique, hip hop artist and political activist, speaks out about the movement.
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Occupy Wall Street protesters are planning another global rally later this week, ahead of the G20 summit, to demand world leaders impose a 'Robin Hood' tax on financial transactions. It's in New York that peaceful protests have seen most arrests, as well as allegations of police heavy-handedness.
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New York police officers have been arresting Occupy Wall Street demonstrators who took to the streets Wednesday to decry a crackdown against fellow protesters in Oakland, California, RT correspondents reported.
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CornelWest.com A peaceful protest has descended into fresh violence in the Californian city of Oakland, as police moved in to break up an 'Occupy' rally. At least 100 demonstrators have been arrested. The tough police action has also left another US army veteran badly injured, the second such incident in just over a week. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the Oakland-style violence won't be repeated in his city, adding that some of the behavior seen at Zuccotti Park, won't be tolerated. That's left protesters fearing that New York police could be preparing to shut down the camps.
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The US campaign against corporate greed that's faced a nationwide police crackdown. One group in the country that knows better than most what it's like to be knee-deep in debt are students - many of whom are discovering that a costly degree is no guarantee of future employment.
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Protesters from the Occupy Wall Street movement face new challenges as unseasonably bad weather hits the East Coast. Alongside a sweeping police crackdown they'll now be up against plummeting temperatures, snow and strong winds. Marina Portnaya has the latest from New York.
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Police have begun clearing out 'Occupy' protester camps in New York. There are also claims that pepper spray is being used. The raid comes after activists vowed heightened action this coming Thursday, to mark two months since the movement began. RT's Marina Portnaya reports from New York.
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With the anti-Wall Street protest in its fourth week, demonstrators' voices are only getting louder and spreading wider. From coast to coast, in dozens of cities, people have been taking to the streets to demand an end to the fat-cat culture and economic inequality. RT's Marina Portnaya reports from the heart of the movement in New York.
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US police officers have used heavy-handed techniques and high-tech weaponry to take down alleged criminals, as most evident in the brutal beat-downs of Occupy Wall Street protesters. An onslaught of attacks with pepper-spray, tear gas guns and batons are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the arsenal of arms that the police are pulverizing peaceful protesters with. Is freedom of speech worth pursuing when those that supposedly allow it are destroying demonstrators with blow after blow? Marina Portnaya talks about the militarization of the small town law enforcement.
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Police in Oakland, California, have been trying hard to scare off Occupy Wall Street protesters that kept coming back to the city hall. The activists wanted to re-establish a tent camp torn down earlier. 97 people have been arrested.
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To everyone: Please keep up with the OWS movement at my online daily newspaper, 'Occupy Wall Street News and Videos' (a collection of news stories from sites around the world, as well as from Twitter, Facebook, and 'Editor's Notes' with links to more info supporting OWS), here -- paper.li ; and visit my Youtube channel -- 'Munderlarkst' -- for more OWS-related videos. Please feel free to share any news or videos with other people to help continue getting the word/information out. That's what it's there for! Thanks! -Munderlarkst (Note: if you subscribe to 'Occupy Wall Street News and Videos' it will send you and new edition once a day via e-mail so you can keep updated with what's going on. Thanks!) Above video: Noam Chomsky being interviewed by RT's Marina Portnaya about Occupy Wall Street.
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RT Correspondent Marina Portnaya sat down with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for an exclusive interview. Portnaya Portnaya shares the hot issues she asked the leader. The president discusses with her how the US doesn't have the capacity to go into another war and how current problems of the world exist in management. He also says that the US can no longer be a sole leader.
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The US government uses foreign wars to distract people's attention from internal problems. That's according to rapper and political activist 'Immortal Technique'. In an exclusive interview with RT's Marina Portnaya he says America's bad decisions are covered up with lame excuses.
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Police in Los Angeles have cleared one of the last and longest-standing 'Occupy' camps in the US, making 300 arrests in the process. These latest arrests bring the total across the whole 'Occupy' movement to almost 5000, but now police are starting to defect to the other side. Our correspondent Marina Portnaya has been finding out why some people have been choosing to make history instead of making arrests. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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The economic rift between rich and poor in America is deepening, but a new awareness is also taking root among the people. That's the opinion of renowned civil rights activist Dr. Cornel West, who shared his views during an exclusive interview with RT's Marina Portnaya
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A furious Pakistan is making its anger abundantly clear, over the recent NATO air strike which killed 24 of its soldiers. It's now pulled completely out of a key security conference on Afghanistan's future next week. It also promised to permanently close the alliance's key military supply route through its territory. Marina Portnaya reports. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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The US campaign against corporate greed that's faced a nationwide police crackdown. One group in the country that knows better than most what it's like to be knee-deep in debt are students - many of whom are discovering that a costly degree is no guarantee of future employment. RT's Marina Portnaya caught up with one of them. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Protesters from the Occupy Wall Street movement face new challenges as unseasonably bad weather hits the East Coast. Alongside a sweeping police crackdown they'll now be up against plummeting temperatures, snow and strong winds. Marina Portnaya has the latest from New York. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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