Police have moved in to evict protesters at the Occupy encampment outside City Hall in Los Angeles, California, after they defied an eviction notice.

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The Los Angeles Police Department raided Occupy LA in the early morning hours of November 30, 2011. There were more than 200 arrests made by the 1400 officers on hand to clear out the park surrounding Los Angeles City Hall. Reason.tv was on the scene when the raid happened and documented what may be the end of Occupy LA's encampment, but the beginning of a new chapter in the movement. Written, shot and narrated by Paul Detrick Approximately 2:00 minutes. Go to www.reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new material goes live.

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Occupy Los Angeles - We are the 99% - The Beginning & In Depth HD Directed By : Thomas Smith : spool.co The 99% This is about Now. This is about Us. This is about all of Posterity. This is about Corporate Greed, Malicious Spending and Injustice. This is about our Employment, our Housing and our Health-care. This is about a Media Blackout ignoring the Voice of our People. This is about our Parents Retirement, our Veterans Welfare, our Community Conditions and our High Interest Rates. Pause your Aim. Occupy your Streets. Befriend our People. Save our Country. Peaceful Means for Constitutional Rights. Spread The Word. Act Now. Global Action. A small group of demonstrators marched through the streets of downtown Los Angeles on Saturday to show their support for 'Occupy Wall Street' protesters in New York City. "Corporate interests seem to be controlling both parties," one protester told laactivist.com. "The 'little man,' the 'American every man,' just isn't getting their voice heard. When you need $35000 to donate to a campaign to get your voice heard, to have a meeting, that's not democracy." Watch video, uploaded by YouTube user philippecrusoe, Small groups of demonstrators in major American cities have started their own "Occupy Wall Street" demonstrations and organizers are planning further actions in more cities across the United States. A diverse coalition of people have pledged to occupy Wall Street until something is done about corporate greed and the financial <b>...</b>

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More than 1400 police officers, some in riot gear, cleared the Occupy Los Angeles camp early Wednesday, driving protesters from a park around City Hall and arresting more than 200 who defied orders to leave. (Nov. 30)

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The people of California are demanding the banks to refund the money that was taken away from the Golden State. Some say this manifestation of the Occupy Wall Street movement motivated a group of protestors to walk into a Bank of America in Los Angeles and attempted to cash a check for $673 billion made out to the tax payers of California. They, however, ended up in handcuffs. Ramon Galindo, RT correspondent, gives us the details. Follow Kristine on Twitter at twitter.com

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The first day of Occupy Los Angeles was amazing! Thousands of people showed up with fierce passion, courage, smiles and commitment to a cause bigger than all of us. The ripples of energy (shift in consciousness) have come half way across the world from places like Tunishia and Egypt and have finally lifted the voices of Americans from New York to Los Angeles. We need your support! If you're in the Los Angeles area please come to city hall and support, YOU are the solution to a world full of problems. All you have to do is SHOW UP, if you can't make it in person then help out in other ways. You can donate food, blankets, water, money, etc. You can also help out by spreading the word. Forward videos to all your friends, change your Facebook wall photo to the Occupy LA flyer, update your twitter with Occupy LA news. If you watch this video on FaceBook, LIKE, LIKE, LIKE it and SHARE SHARE SHARE. If you watch this video on YouTube, THUMBS UP, THUMBS UP, THUMBS UP and SHARE SHARE SHARE. THIS IS IT... this is the revolution we've been waiting for are you going to get with the program now or are you going to wait for somebody else to do it? YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE THE CHANGE... RIGHT NOW, IN THIS VERY MOMENT. :-) Peace, Love, Unity and Respect. -Brother Echo

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These are the first images of LAPD entering the Occupy Los Angeles Encampment. They entered into the camp from N Main St first and then flooded the park with incredible numbers from inside the city hall building. Anyone in the way was kicked, beaten and arrested. 200 Arrests 500 helmeted Police officers www.foxnews.com www.youtube.com Hey! Thanks for checking out Survive And Thrive TV! I started this channel as a way to talk with other people going through economic problems. It's grown into a alternative news source about what's happening in the economy in my local area of Southern California. I've been featured on Fox News, RT, Al Jezeera, French TV and many others. If you would like to see more "on the ground" reports of what's really going on click the SUBSCRIBE button. My Blog: george4title.blogspot.com My Twitter twitter.com BlogTV Show (Happen Randomly) www.blogtv.com George's Donation Link: bit.ly PO BOX 70834 Riverside, CA 92513-0834 Check Out Some of the Companies I Use VISTAPRINT All my friends up to 80% off their first order. Check out their deals on business cards, invitations, photo gifts and more. They even have free product specials going on now! vistaprint.tellapal.com SHOP AT GEORGE'S AMAZON STORE www.amazon.com

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"People say, 'What do these people want?, 'Where is the list of demands?' You know, it's like an embryonic movement," says journalist and filmmaker Sam Slovick. "You can't throw a crayon into daVinci's baby crib and tell him to paint the Mona Lisa, it's not there yet?" Slovick is the writer and director of the documentary Occupy LA: Scenes from the New Revolution, a five part series produced by Take Part and Slake. He sat down with Reason.com's managing editor, Tim Cavanaugh, to talk about the documentary, how Occupy LA became the largest occupation, and the difference in media coverage between the Occupy movement and the Tea Party. Approximately 9:36 min. Go to www.reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new material goes live.

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For days, OccupyLA had been told to evacuate its camp outside Los Angeles City Hall by 12:01 am on Monday, November 28. Throughout Thanksgiving weekend, the deadline approached and tension increased. When the police-led evacuation didn't happen, the movement moved into the streets where they were met by members of the Los Angeles Police Department armed with batons, helmets, and other riot gear. Reason.tv spoke with Occupiers and fans of the movement from inside the encampment at City Hall and followed the police developments into the morning. There was no clearing of the Occupy camp this time, but Los Angeles authorities have said they are determined to clear the space sooner or later. About 3:30 minutes. Written, shot, and narrated by Paul Detrick. Go to www.reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new material goes live.

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www.DalaiLamaFilm.com - LAPD Police officer arrests a peaceful protester during the police raid on the Occupy Los Angeles protest camp. My film office was 4 blocks away from the Occupy LA camp, and when I heard the news that the LAPD was sending in almost 2000 police officers to evict the protesters, I felt compelled to grab my camera gear and experience and film what I could, since it felt like a historic moment. What began at Occupy Wall Street, is spreading around the country.

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Arrested Occupy Los Angeles protesters are stuck in jail. The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down. articles.latimes.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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11/30/11 Eviction of Occupy Los Angeles: police, destruction of bamboo sculpture, LAPD warning to disperse

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The LAPD have moved in to evict people protesting at the Occupy LA encampment outside City Hall in Los Angeles, California. Report by Mark Morris. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com More videos on the Occupy movement: PEPPER SPRAY: UC Davis students 'maced' in Occupy protest youtu.be ZUCCOTTI PARK EVICTION: Occupy Wall Street camp closed by NYPD youtu.be OCCUPY TRAFALGAR SQUARE: London protest camp closed youtu.be OCCUPY MELBOURNE: Riot police clash with protesters youtu.be OCCUPY OAKLAND: Tear gas as protesters clash with police youtu.be

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November 30 the lapd Raided the los Angeles Occupy camp here are the highlights from my point of view

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1400 police officers arrested 200 Occupy LA demonstrators during an early morning raid. City work crews have torn down and cleaned the encampment at Los Angeles City Hall, which has been the scene of anti-corporate protests for past two months.

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Scenes from the New Revolution is a five-part documentary series written and directed by journalist Sam Slovick, whose research into Occupy Wall Street led to his living in a tent at City Hall in Los Angeles alongside the 99% movement for the better part of two months. Slovick accessed Occupy Los Angeles at ground level, illuminating stories and faces that were either overlooked or misrepresented by the mainstream media. Told from the center of the year's biggest story, Slovick articulates the global movement through interviews with its activists, footage from the inner sanctum, and stories from its foot soldiers, bringing the sometimes-chaotic picture of Occupy LA into focus. Scenes from the New Revolution was produced with the help of Slake, a highly acclaimed literary journal based in Los Angeles. A companion piece to the series will appear in the journal's fourth issue.

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Scenes from the New Revolution is a five-part documentary series written and directed by journalist Sam Slovick, whose research into Occupy Wall Street led to his living in a tent at City Hall in Los Angeles alongside the 99% movement for the better part of two months. Slovick accessed Occupy Los Angeles at ground level, illuminating stories and faces that were either overlooked or misrepresented by the mainstream media. Told from the center of the year's biggest story, Slovick articulates the global movement through interviews with its activists, footage from the inner sanctum, and stories from its foot soldiers, bringing the sometimes-chaotic picture of Occupy LA into focus. Scenes from the New Revolution was produced with the help of Slake, a highly acclaimed literary journal based in Los Angeles. A companion piece to the series will appear in the journal's fourth issue.

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For latest updates follow RT on twitter.com and www.facebook.com There have been reports of police beating war veterans during a peaceful protest in Boston. The demonstration was part of the Occupy Wall Street movement, which is aimed at big business and banks. The protests started in Wall Street - but the movement of people who say their lives have been ruined by bankers, big business and government is spreading across the US and beyond. Over a thousand protesters hit the streets of Los Angeles, joining the Occupy Wall Street activists who started the movement around a month ago in New York.

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The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks down his time at the Occupy Los Angeles event inspired by the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York City. The Young Turks on Current TV: current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Support TYT for FREE: bit.ly

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Off the Mat Into the World and a group of powerful Los Angeles yogis took yoga to the steps of City Hall in downtown LA to demonstrate peace, solidarity and yoga (unity).

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Last week the people of LA demanded the banks reimburse the citizens of California. An assembly of protesters marched into a Bank of America branch and attempted to cash a check for $673 billion made out to the tax payers, but ended up getting arrested. Nina Lopez, an Occupy LA protester, gives us the details of the movement on the West Coast and gives us some insight about what LA is fighting for. Follow Kristine on Twitter at twitter.com

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Hundreds of people take to the streets of Los Angeles to join the Occupy LA protest against corporate greed. Up to 10 people were arrested by LAPD as they rallied near Bank of America.

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From the Majority Report, live MF 11:30am EST and via daily podcast at Majority.FM Tina Dupuy of Crooks and Liars gives us her first hand account of what went down at the Occupy LA eviction on the night of 11/29 / early 11/30. Audio only version of this interview: bit.ly Footage credit: OakFoSho on Ustream AnonymousDGAF on YouTube dszombie on YouTube LAPeoplePower on YouTube

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Several hundred Occupy Wall Street sympathizers are on the move in downtown Los Angeles again but this time police have blocked their path. Earlier Thursday, Los Angeles police arrested 23 people without incident. (Nov. 17)

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Brief vignette of November 28th 12:01 am Occupy Los Angeles eviction fail.

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Ana and Lucas from The Young Turks will be at the Occupy LA Protest this weekend. Be at City Hall near Pershing Square Saturday Oct. 1st at 10 am. For more details click here: occupylosangeles.org Students - Help TYT U Occupy: www.youtube.com The Young Turks on Current TV: current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Support TYT for FREE: bit.ly

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Ana Kasparian (of The Young Turks and TYT University) speaks to protesters at Occupy LA, a Los Angeles event inspired by the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York. Help TYT University cover Occupy events: www.youtube.com

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Occupy LA adresses the President of the United States of America. Shot by Clark Davis of Occupy LA Media. Wed. Nov 20th 2011

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Scenes from the New Revolution is a five-part documentary series written and directed by journalist Sam Slovick, whose research into Occupy Wall Street led to his living in a tent at City Hall in Los Angeles alongside the 99% movement for the better part of two months. Slovick accessed Occupy Los Angeles at ground level, illuminating stories and faces that were either overlooked or misrepresented by the mainstream media. Told from the center of the year's biggest story, Slovick articulates the global movement through interviews with its activists, footage from the inner sanctum, and stories from its foot soldiers, bringing the sometimes-chaotic picture of Occupy LA into focus. Scenes from the New Revolution was produced with the help of Slake, a highly acclaimed literary journal based in Los Angeles. A companion piece to the series will appear in the journal's fourth issue.

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goodjobsla.org - In the early morning of November 30th, 2011 Occupy Los Angeles was evicted from City Hall. More than 200 protestors were arrested at Solidarity Park and there were over 1400 officers present. They have evicted Occupy LA but they cannot evict an idea! We are the 99%! Keep the movement going!!

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Demonstrators gather at Pershing Square in Los Angeles to speak out in support of social and economic justice on May 1st, 2012.

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On Saturday December 10, 2011, the General Assemble of Occupy Los Angeles hosted a themed "Women's GA", where facilitators as well as participating speakers and comity representatives were mostly female. The OccupyLA General Assembly meets nightly, at 7:30, on the west steps[Free Speech Zone] of Los Angeles City Hall.

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News report on the sixth day of Occupy LA includes interviews with protesters, clips from the rally, and more. Edited and hosted by Margot Paez of Insight Out News www.insightoutnews.org More info on Occupy LA: www.occupylosangeles.org

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DemocracyNow.org - Some 1000 police officers raided the Occupy Los Angeles encampment in a park outside City Hall over night, arresting scores of people and evicting what has been the largest Occupy camp in the country. Meanwhile Occupy Philadelphia protesters vacated their encampment this morning after more than a thousand police moved in and warned them of mass arrests. Democracy Now! gets eyewitness updates on both raids from National Lawyers Guild legal observer Ken Montenegro in Los Angleles and Occupy organizer and activist Jeff Rousset in Philadelphia. "[Philadelphia's history of free speech and democracy] changed this morning at around 1 am. The city shut down the subways; they barricaded all of city hall, about two blocks in every direction; and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of cops poured in. They forced everybody off the plaza," Rousset says. Towatch the complete daily, independent news hour, read the transcript, download the podcast, and for our more than 130 video reports about the Occupy Wall Street movement, visit www.democracynow.org (IS THIS RIGHT?) FOLLOW DEMOCRACY NOW! ONLINE: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com Daily Email News Digest: www.democracynow.org Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org

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On October 1st, 2011, hundreds took to the streets of Los Angeles in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement taking place in New York. Here are but a few of the voices from incredibly energetic and passionate crowd, mine included. Produced by: Tim Strube (@timmyjoe) - timstrube.tumblr.com Kevin Pereira (@kpereira) - kevinpereira.com Sean Jordan (@zentertainment) - https Pardon the audio quality in places, most of this was shot with Flip Cams and iPhones amidst car-horns and rally-cries. Thanks to @occupyLA and @occupywallst for the support. If you want to get involved, I suggest you visiting OCCUPY TOGETHER (www.occupytogether.org to start or join a rally in your area.

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Preparing for May 1st General Strike -- best outreach ever! It was a day of Community Outreach, Peace, Love, Parading, Playing, Laughing, Dancing, Singing, and Joy. What we Brought: Bring your running/dancing shoes! Bring the most foolishly bright / colorful clothes you have (theme-the fool / jester)! Bring the biggest smiles and lightest hearts you have ever had! Realness, Love and Solidarity Required ; ) This was a Keeping It Real Party Production, in collaboration with Bike Scum and The Love Tribe...Oh yeah, and consented by Occupy LA's General Assembly =) IT WAS AWESOME!!

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This is atleast 4 minutes of the Occupy Los Angeles. It was on 1-2-12 on atleast 10:30 am It also took place right after the Pasadena Rose Parade of 2012

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We return to one of our top stories, The Occupy Wall Street movement and its struggle against police crackdowns and pressure from local authorities. For some insight into the movement we can talk to Debra Sweet, the director of the 'World Can't Wait', an organisation that campaigns against US wars and repression. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Get money out of politics! Sign this petition if you think your democracy has been hijacked by lobbyists, this is not a partisan issue: www.getmoneyout.com Open letter from an ex-tea partier to OWS- How not to get co-opted-www.reddit.com Declaration of the Occupation of New York City: As we gather together in solidarity to express a feeling of mass injustice, we must not lose sight of what brought us together. We write so that all people who feel wronged by the corporate forces of the world can know that we are your allies. As one people, united, we acknowledge the reality: that the future of the human race requires the cooperation of its members; that our system must protect our rights, and upon corruption of that system, it is up to the individuals to protect their own rights, and those of their neighbors; that a democratic government derives its just power from the people, but corporations do not seek consent to extract wealth from the people and the Earth; and that no true democracy is attainable when the process is determined by economic power. We come to you at a time when corporations, which place profit over people, self-interest over justice, and oppression over equality, run our governments. We have peaceably assembled here, as is our right, to let these facts be known. They have taken our houses through an illegal foreclosure process, despite not having the original mortgage. They have taken bailouts from taxpayers with impunity, and continue to give Executives <b>...</b>

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If you didn't already know THE REVOLUTION of LOVE has begun and we're making history in Los Angeles, as well as hundreds of other cities across the United States. This wave of dynamic spirit energy started in the Middle East and Northern Africa and somehow found its way over here to the United States. They are saying the revolution started with the "Arab Spring" and now it's in the "American Autumn" or what others are calling the "American Fall." Either way you look at it, there is no turning back now, the people have taken to the streets and spirit has shown up to guide us in a global transformation which will land us in a completely new paradigm and way of living our lives here on planet Earth. There is no shortage of inspiring stories that keep popping up, from Occupy Wall Street to Occupy Los Angeles random acts of kindness, peace, solidarity and miracles are becoming and every day occurrence. Just one of today's beautiful miracles here in Los Angeles involves one of the local favorite vegan restaurants Cafe Gratitude. Although Cafe Gratitude has been in business serving Californians for several years it is only recently they their doors in Southern California (Los Angeles). Being that Cafe Gratitude is so relatively new to the area it's even that much more uplifting and inspirational to see them doing so much service for a community they are only beginning to really become familiar with. It just goes to show you, all the borders eg, county, state and national <b>...</b>

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