Herman Cain on America's News Headquarters 5.1.11
www.aRealLeader.com Herman Cain discusses the potential 2012 field and what he believes he brings to the table passion.
Gerald Celente on Americas News HQ
Gerald Celente on Americas News HQ Trends Journal: www.trendsresearch.com Twitter: twitter.com
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Circuit Of The Americas news conference 4/12/2011
F1 Austin ( www.facebook.com ) Become a fan now! Circuit of the Americas will be a world-class destination for performance, education and business. It will be the first purpose-built Grand Prix facility in the United States designed for any and all classes of racing, from motor power to human power, and be the US home to both the Formula 1 and MotoGP Grand Prix World Championships. The Circuit of the Americas master plan features a variety of permanent structures designed for business, education, entertainment and race use. Its signature element will be a 3.4-mile circuit track with capacity for 120000 fans. Other support buildings will include a medical trauma and care training facility, 14 executive meeting suites, a conference center, a banquet hall as well as an expansive outdoor live music space. Future proposed amenities include a driving/riding experience, a motorsports driving club, kart track, grand plaza event center and tower, and a trackside recreational vehicle park. For more information, visit www.CircuitoftheAmericas.com. Become a fan of the largest F1 Austin following on Facebook, "F1 Austin", ¿Eres un fan de la F1 en Austin? ¿Porqué no lo son todos los demás? www.facebook.com
Gabby Giffords Diane Sawyer ABC News 20/20 Full Interview
AmericasNewsNow.com Gabby Giffords Diane Sawyer Full Interview - Watch the full 20 20 video of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and Diane Sawyer during her recovery after the horrific shooting incident that left her fighting for her life. Sawyer and ABC News 20 also highlight video of Giffords that was taken of her during her recovery by her astronaut husband Mark Kelly. The two have also come out with a book title Hope and Courage. If you missed the video on 20/20, you can still watch it at abc.go.com or click the following link for the story immediately following her shooting tragedy www.youtube.com
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United Airlines Flight Attendants Picketing
Jay Groth, President of the Association of Flight Attendants, Council 25 discusses with Americas News Today (ANT) why the flight attendants have not received a new contract in years. McCarran Airport changed the AFA picket location to the furthest distance away from customer as possible. UAL CEO, Glenn Tilton, is not negotiating with the Association of Flight Attendants although he took a $30+ million bonus.
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UC Davis Pepper Spray Video - Should Chancellor Katehi Resign?
americasnewsnow.com UC Davis Pepper Spray Video - Should Katehi Resign? Breaking News -- UC Davis Students Pepper Sprayed -- Students that were protesting on campus this past week found themselves facing what some are calling police brutality for their civil disobedience. After being asked to leave the quad area by Chancellor Katehi, students refused and lock arms and hands in a sign of unity and civil disobedience. According to Chancellor Katehi, the pepper spray incident was the culmination of two weeks of protests on campus which had been peaceful up to that point. Despite being asked to leave the area by both the Chancellor of the school as well as the police, students felt they were asserting their first amendment rights. Since the pepper spray incident, students and other organizations have asked for Chancellor Katehi's resignation. Katehi has stated to media that she intends to stay on as Chancellor but is resolute in her attempt to maintain a peaceful and open dialogues with the students. Since the pepper spraying, two officers have been placed on administrative leave. What do you think of the UC Davis pepper spray incident? Should Chancellor Katehi resign? Were the police correct in the actions they took? Leave your comments to the UC Davis pepper spray incident below. Please thumbs up or thumbs down the video and subscribe!
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Dumped dead US personnel causes controversy
A scandal involving the dumping of the remains of hundreds of soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan is proving to be a huge embarrassment for the US military. Four investigations are already underway, and one report is expected to be delivered to US Defence Secretary Leon Panetta on Thursday. Al Jazeera's Rosiland Jordan takes a look at the controversy and what the Pentagon is doing about it.
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Detroit on brink of bankruptcy
Detroit was once one of America's biggest and most productive cities. Millions of people had jobs in the automobile industry, and the city also attracted other big business. But for years the industry has been suffering and this week it hit a new low. Cath Turner reports from Detroit, Michigan.
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Oakland activists step up 'Occupy' protest
Protesters in Oakland, California are planning to try and shut down the city's port - the fifth-busiest shipping container port in the United States, in what they are calling a general strike on Wednesday. The protesters are part of the 'Occupy' movement sweeping the world in which people are rallying to stop, amongst other things, corporate greed. Al Jazeera's Rob Reynolds reports from Oakland.
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Colombian Farc hostage freed after 12 years
The Colombian president has met the sole survivor of a botched rescue attempt that ended with the deaths of four other hostages. Juan Manual Santos described the police sergeant as a national hero. But families of the victims had much harsher words for the government and its handling of the mission. Monica Villamizar reports.
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US dam removed to check salmon decline
A dam on the river Elwha in the US state of Washington is being taken down after it caused an ecological imbalance in the region. Following its construction there was a severe decline in the fish population, a major resource for the local economy, with the number of salmon dropping from 400000 to just 3000. After decades of protests, the controversial dam is on its way out, and one of the world's largest ecological restoration projects is under way. Al Jazeera's Rob Reynolds reports from the site of the dam.
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Chavez heralds new regional alliance
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has hosted the first summit of a new regional bloc of Latin American and Caribbean leaders in Caracas. The alliance of 33 nations - known as CELAC - excludes the United States and Canada. Chavez said the time had come to put an end to what he called US hegemony. Al Jazeera's Jesse Mesner-Hage reports.
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NASA to launch new Mars rover
NASA will launch its latest Mars rover, Curiosity, on Saturday. It is the agency's most ambitious mission yet to discover if life ever existed on the red planet. The Rover lands next August and will spend two years studying the planet. Al Jazeera's Tom Ackerman has more.
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Brazil police claim victory over Rio drug gangs
Police in Rio de Janerio say the operation to clear the city's favelas of drug gangs is reaching an end. It is the culmination of more than a week of fighting in Brazil's second largest city. Monica Villamizar reports from inside Alemao. [November 28, 2010]
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