like me on www.facebook.com My office isn't far from Zuccotti Park and when I heard it was being cleared I went down with my camera. I ended up filming for 18 hours until the Park was reopened at 6pm on November 15, 2011. The police presence was overwhelming, more than I've ever seen - more than during the blackout, more than the days after September 11th.

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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. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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A walk through the park being used to Occupy Wall St.

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The birthplace of the anti-corporate 'Occupy' movement in New York has been raided and cleared out by police. Hundreds of protesters who've been camped out in Zuccotti Park for two months have been evicted, and banned from coming back to stay. Officers reportedly used force to kick out some of the activists, with witnesses suggesting pepper spray and tear gas were also used. Authorities removed all tents, citing health and safety concerns. But protesters say that's just an excuse to sabotage a massive demonstration planned for Thursday. An 'Occupy' activist Alexa O'Brien who was in New York at the time of the police raid, says that the authorities' heavy-handed response has been an infringement on civil liberties. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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Is New York City's Zuccotti Park (Home of the Occupy Wall Street Protests) a private or public park? Cenk Uygur breaks down the history of Zuccotti Park and discusses Brookfield Properties the company that runs Zuccotti Park. 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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These guys in vests in Zuccotti Park were ordering anyone who stopped on the public sidewalk to look to move along and so I and others wanted to know who they were.

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Around 1 am on November 15, the New York Police Department forcibly removed Occupy Wall Street protesters (OWS) from their months-long encampment in Zuccotti Park. Depending on how you feel about OWS, the clearing of the privately owned park was either long overdue or a violation of First Amendment rights. A new policy allows protesters to gather in the park, but they cannot sleep or camp there. Reason contributor Michael Tracey captured live footage as the NYPD forced OWS participants out of the park and away from adjacent areas. This four-minute video is taken from about 35 minutes of footage and includes an interview with a protester explaining how the original clearing of the park took place. "Even like the legitimate press," he explains, "like CNN, they [the NYPD] wouldn't allow them in there." Watch also NYPD Cop Punches Protester, similarly taken from Tracey's footage. www.youtube.com And check out our ongoing OWS videos and coverage at reason.com Follow Tracey on Twitter at @mtracey About 4:20 minutes. Shot by Michael Tracey; edited by Meredith Bragg. Visit 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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Police and cleaning crews did an early morning sweep of Zuccotti Park taking away all tents and returning the park to its usual state prior to the occupation.

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Singer/Songwriters David Crosby and Graham Nash performed four songs at Occupy Wall Street on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2011.

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New facilities help protesters stay and survive in Zuccotti Park with everything from food to medicine. video.nypost.com The Post Got It Covered Red Carpet: bit.ly Post Movie Reviews: bit.ly News: bit.ly Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com RSS: gdata.youtube.com iGoogle Gadget: www.google.com

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In the US, hundreds of Occupy Wall Street protesters are celebrating their first victory. Plans for a mass clean-up of New York's Zucotti Park, which the activists against corporate greed considered an attempt to force them out, have been cancelled. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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On Tuesday morning at approximately 9am, the NYPD forcefully pushed through peaceful protestors and made multiple violent arrests at Zuccotti Park in downtown New York. The protestors did not appear to give any resistance, but were thrown to the ground, injured and handcuffed for peacefully occupying Lower Manhattan. One young man was forced to the marble and granite benches by the NYPD resulting in a broken tooth and unspecified injuries to his face. There are unconfirmed reports of injuries to a young woman arrested slightly off camera. Please spread with #OccupyWallStreet and follow new developments at @TheOther99.

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The New York Police Department raid and destroy the encapment of Ocuupy Wall Street protestors in Liberty Plaza/Zuccotti Park, in the early hours of November 15, 2011.

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Occupy Wall Street protesters have won their first battle, after a mass clean-up effort by New York city officials was cancelled. Activists against corporate greed considered it an attempt to undermine the month-long rally. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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www.hotindienews.com Occupy Wall Street Day 10, The Resistance Continues At Liberty Square By James Lane What/Who is Occupy Wall Street? Occupy Wall Street is a leaderless resistance movement with people of many colors, genders and political persuasions. The one thing they all have in common is that they share the mantra "We Are The 99%" that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1%. The original call for this occupation was published by Adbusters in July; since then, many individuals across the country have stepped up to organize this event, such as the people of the NYC General Assembly and US Day of Rage. There'll also be similar occupations in the near future such as October2011 in Freedom Plaza, Washington DC Since the 17th of September, they've had thousands of supporters flood into lower Manhattan, set up beds, kitchens, peaceful barricades and occupy Wall Street and appear to be committed to stay until our policies change. Similar to recent activist movements in Egypt, Greece, Spain, and Iceland, they plan to use the revolutionary Arab Spring tactic of mass occupation to restore democracy in America. The use of nonviolence to achieve their ends and maximize the safety of all participants is strongly encourage despite what may have been recently reported by some corporate major media outlets. This country was founded in protest and changes to it's history and policies were created by movements such as this. Progressives in this country hope to see <b>...</b>

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The birthplace of the anti-corporate 'Occupy' movement in New York has been raided and cleared out by police. Hundreds of protesters who've been camped out in Zuccotti Park for two months have been evicted, and banned from coming back to stay. Officers reportedly used force to kick out some of the activists, with witnesses suggesting pepper spray and tear gas were also used. Authorities removed all tents, citing health and safety concerns. But protesters say that's just an excuse to sabotage a massive demonstration planned for Thursday. An 'Occupy' activist Alexa O'Brien who was in New York at the time of the police raid, says that the authorities' heavy-handed response has been an infringement on civil liberties.

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The 11/11/11 I met 99 Wall Street occupiers in Zuccotti Park, asking each to choose a word expressing his personal meaning of occupy Wall Street. A video by Jean Thevenin vimeo.com

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Protesters retake Zuccotti Park from the NYPD officers who occupied it throughout the day. Despite being prohibited from camping overnight by a Manhattan Supreme Court justice, #OWS is counting the day as a victory.

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From the Majority Report, live MF 11:30am EST and via daily podcast at Majority.FM Jeff Smith reports in LIVE from Zuccotti park. Occupy Wall Street Press group member and regular Majority Report "boots on the ground" for our Occupy Wall Street coverage, Jeff Smith speaks with us to give us his first hand account of the NYPD raid at Zuccotti Park in the early AM hours of 11/15/11. We would like to thank all those who shot the videos we use in our report .

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Singing from Don Giovanni on a beautiful morning at Occupy Wall Street - NYC.

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Hon. James David Manning, PhD gives an update on "Occupy Wall Street" at Zuccotti Park. Recorded on 26 October 2011. Go to atlah.org for more information.

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Professor Jeffery Sachs is the director of The Earth Institute at Columbia University. There are six parts to this video.

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Video courtesy: John Knefel Police have cleared out 'Occupy' protester camps in New York, reportedly using pepper spray and tear gas on demonstrators. The raid comes after activists vowed heightened action this coming Thursday, to mark two months since the movement began. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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I have always been confused about what exactly the Occupy Wall Street movement is. So to get the answers, my friends and I went to the heart of the movement in Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan on November 20, 2011. There we interviewed multiple people on the movement and got a bunch of footage of what was going on there. This is our footage. The idea for a film like this has been on my mind for a while and the fact that we got it done makes me very happy. If I interviewed you in the film and you're watching it now, I hope you enjoy it. As for the rest of you, please enjoy. UPDATE- 11/24/11 It turns out I interviewed Academy Award Winning Director, Jonathan Demme (The Silence of the Lambs, Philadelphia, Stop Making Sense, etc.) in this film without even knowing it. He was there acting as a protester for a film he is shooting about the movement. And the fact that I got an interview with him is an honor. He comes in at 5:20.

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A slice of the vibe at the OCCUPY WALL STREET protest in Zuccotti Park, New York City. This is the scene around 9:00 Friday Night, 9/30/11.

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Chanted out of the park while trying to do a report on the re-Occupation.

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The World Champion, Judah Friedlander, stopped by Zuccotti Park, the birthplace of the Occupy Wall Street Movement.

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At 1am on November 15, 2011, NYPD cleared Zuccotti Park of Occupy Wall Street Protestors, 4 days later a local Native American Tribe moved back in to reclaim their territory. This is their story.

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www.hotindienews.com Occupy Wall Street Day 10, The Resistance Continues At Liberty Square By James Lane What/Who is Occupy Wall Street? Occupy Wall Street is a leaderless resistance movement with people of many colors, genders and political persuasions. The one thing they all have in common is that they share the mantra "We Are The 99%" that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1%. The original call for this occupation was published by Adbusters in July; since then, many individuals across the country have stepped up to organize this event, such as the people of the NYC General Assembly and US Day of Rage. There'll also be similar occupations in the near future such as October2011 in Freedom Plaza, Washington DC Since the 17th of September, they've had thousands of supporters flood into lower Manhattan, set up beds, kitchens, peaceful barricades and occupy Wall Street and appear to be committed to stay until our policies change. Similar to recent activist movements in Egypt, Greece, Spain, and Iceland, they plan to use the revolutionary Arab Spring tactic of mass occupation to restore democracy in America. The use of nonviolence to achieve their ends and maximize the safety of all participants is strongly encourage despite what may have been recently reported by some corporate major media outlets. This country was founded in protest and changes to it's history and policies were created by movements such as this. Progressives in this country hope to see <b>...</b>

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I took a trip down to Zuccotti Park the afternoon of Sept 25th to see what was going on. Overall it was an interesting experience. I'm glad they are out there doing what they are doing. These are the people that are going to make a huge difference for the world today and tomorrow, and I'm thankful for them being out there. This is just a compilation of interesting footage and interviews with people I met there as well as some of the events that proceeded that night. None of this is footage of the marches that took place during the day. This is all Zuccotti park from about 3:00PM till around 10:30PM when I left. Sorry about the crappy video. Didn't know it would come out so grainy. This video has footage of picket signs laid out in the park, an interview with Matt (one of the demonstrators), footage of chanting in front of the park, an interview with Yussi who was working the food area, and an interview with Tom from the Worker's International League.

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Craig Calhoun, president of the Social Science Research Council and University Professor of the Social Sciences at New York University, talks with SSRC editorial director Paul Price about the recent forcible eviction of Zuccotti Park by New York City police and the implications this, and similar constrictions of protest, have for the public sphere of a democratic society.

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