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Raw Video: Occupy Oakland on the March

Oakland, California police moved in to break up hundreds of protesters marching to a vacant building they said they wanted to take over. (Jan. 28)

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Saturday, January 28, 2012

Economic collapse in the Western nations-On the Edge with Max Keiser-01-27-2012

world news

  • American Awakening-News Analysis-041-27-2012
    This edition of News Analysis reviews the American Awakening and the US protests.
  • One year on with Arab revolutions-Middle East Today-01-27-2012
    One year on from the beginning of the Arab revolutions which began in Tunisia and continued to Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Bahrain, and Syria, people continue to struggle. But Analysts argue that these revolutions have been manipulated by the west especially in countries like Syria. The Arab league is also showing what many call double standards in the situation of Syria with countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar who have oppressed the free will of their people for so long and with supporting an armed revolt in Syria which has led to the death of many military personnel and civilians. With hope and skepticism intermingled, this edition of Middle East Today takes a closer look at the prospects of the people's revolutions in the Arab world.
  • Parliamentary election in Iran (II)-Iran Today-01-27-2012
    Iran is gearing up for parliamentary elections in five weeks. 290 seats are available and those deemed worthy to fill them will represent the people for four years. More than 5000 people from 1000 election precincts have registered. At this stage anyone can get in on the game. Among the candidates are a football coach and married couples. These candidates have to be thoroughly evaluated by 4 entities; the Executive Board, Supervisory board, Central Executive Board and the Guardian Council in that order. When approved by one, a candidate moves on to the next and if rejected, one can complain to the next for the reevaluation of his file. The Executive Board has evaluated all 5000 candidates. Seventeen percent of them were disqualified at this stage. Among those rejected are 35 former MPs who nominated themselves for reelection. And some of them were popular and influential figures during their term in office, like HamidReza Katoozian, Ali AbbasPour and Alireza Mahjoob. This has raised eyebrows. Of the first time candidates Ali Motahari, the son of prominent revolutionary Ayatollah Morteza Motahari was also been rejected. The Executive Board accuses him of a having a lukewarm allegiance to Islam, the establishment and the leader. We know this because although the reasons why a candidate is rejected are communicated to them confidentially, they themselves often publish rebuttals. Some say the vetting process is flawed, because the entities responsible for evaluating a ...
  • Official gifts given to Ceausescu to go under hammer
    Official gifts given to late Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu will go under the hammer in Bucharest. A bronze yak statue, leopard skins and silver doves are among the items being auctioned off. Other items include Communist-era posters, medals, photos and flags some dating back up to 70 years ago. The event is being billed as the Golden Age a reference to the final years of Ceausescu's rule, when Communist party officials painted a rosy picture of life in Romania. Ceausescu was overthrown after the 1989 anti-communist uprising. He was executed along with his wife Elena.
  • Animatronic dinosaurs thrill people visiting Australian museum
    In Australia, the Queensland Museum of Natural History is celebrating its reopening with both new and prehistoric guests. In the hope of adding some thrill to the celebration, scaly hosts were in attendance. It is not the first time in the 150-year-old museum's history that specimens behind glass have found their way to a more interactive exhibition. But the welcoming committee of animatronic dinosaurs was the most exciting, with many young visitors delighted to see the scaly creatures even though they were frightened.
  • Yemeni protesters call for ouster of corrupt remnants
    Anti-regime protesters came out in their thousands on the Sixty Street in the capital Sanna to celebrate the departure of Ali Abdullah Saleh and call for the ouster of the corrupt remnants of his regime. Press TV's Yousef Mawry reports from Sana'a.
  • US taxation policies shove many to migrate
    Rather than staying in the US, thousands of people every year are opting to leave the country. Press TV's Colin Campbell reports from Washington.
  • Cocaine discovered in UN mailroom
    Cocaine shipments are regularly intercepted coming to New York. But bags of the illegal substance were found in an unlikely spot this week - The diplomatic processing center of the United Nations. The package weighing 16 kilos has a street value of two million dollars. Press TV's Gary Anthony Ramsay reports from New York.
  • UN Security Council discusses Syria crisis
    Read the report -- that is the one thing delegates on both sides of a closed-door debate on Syria agreed on Friday when assessing the Arab League's report on the situation. Press TV's Hank Flynn reports from New York.
  • National strike paralyzes Italian cities
    A new national strike of public sector workers has paralyzed several Italian cities. Press TV's Max Civili reports from Rome.
  • India to neglect sanctions on Iranian oil
    Despite the new round of US and EU sanctions on Iran, India has said it would do what ever it takes to buy the Iranian oil. Finding a replacement on such a large scale is difficult as Iranian oil contributes to about 12 percent of India's oil imports. Press TV' s Sanjay Sethi reports from New Delhi.
  • Greece negotiates loans amid anti-austerity protests
    Greeks are expecting that a new rescue deal will see the legislation of the most severe austerity cuts and tax increases so far in the recession. Press TV's Constantine Venizelos reports from Athens.
  • Sarkozy backtracks on Afghanistan pullback ‎
    After a soldier in the Afghan army opened fire on a French military base, President Nicolas Sarkozy suspended all operations in Afghanistan and threatened to withdraw his nation's forces by the end of this year. But after a talk with his Afghan counterpart Hamid Karzai in Paris the threat has proven to be hollow, as Sarkozy announced he will enforce NATO's original timetable. Press TV's Ramin Mazaheri reports from Paris.
  • Algeria 10 new political parties authorized ahead of elections
    Following Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's major reforms, the Algerian Ministry of Interior and Local Collectivities has licensed ten new political parties among twenty which submitted their candidacy files for the upcoming legislations in May. Press TV's Lahab Elmoussarih reports from Algiers.
  • News Bulletin -- 22:00 GMT
    Press TV reports on the latest news headlines from around the world.
  • 'US-led sanctions on Iran unjustified'
    Iran exports less than 20 percent of its oil to Europe, but some analysts say unilateral sanctions on Iranian oil will destabilize the European and global economy.
  • UK-Argentine dispute over Malvinas Islands-News Analysis-01-26-2012
    It is one of the most sensitive and longest running disputes and it is over the South Atlantic islands Britain has held since 1833, which Buenos Aires considers its own, to the British known as the Falklands or Malvinas Islands to South Americans. The British Prime Minister, David Cameron, who accused Argentina of a "colonialist" attitude, is embarking on the island's 3000 residents who want to remain part of Britain to make his case, but Argentina will not have that with the backing of Mercosur nations. The Argentine president Cristina Fernandez has accused Britain of being a colonial occupier of the Malvinas Islands. In this News Analysis, we ask whether Britain is after remaining a colonial power or is the dispute over rich oil resources.
  • 'US candidates play into Israeli hands'
    In a US Republican debate candidates Romney and Gingrich vent disinformation to demean the people of Palestine as they vie for Israeli lobby favoritism.
  • Martyrs of revolution-New Tunisia-Sofia Film Festival-Reporter's File-01-26-2012
    www.presstv.ir In this edition of the show, Press TV's Zahra Nightingale reports from Cairo on Martyrs of revolution in Egypt. Press TV's Adnen Chaouachi reports from Tunis on New Tunisia. Press TV's Ivaylo Spasov reports from Sofia on Sofia Film Festival.
Friday, January 27, 2012

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Entertainment news

  • Vampire Diaries Bite: January 11
    Vampire Diaries' Kat Graham talks about Bonnie and Jeremy's relationship.
  • Bachelor Morning After: January 17
    BACHELOR: The Morning After takes on Shawntel's return!
  • Vampire Diaries Bite: January 17
    THE VAMPIRE DIARIES Bite: Did Elena admit her love for Damon?
  • Bachelor: Jenna
    The Bachelor's Jenna talks about her experience and if she has regrets.
  • Jersey Shore: Deena Nicole
    Jersey Shore's Deena talks about Vinny's exit.
  • Glee: Dot-Marie Jones
    GLEE's Dot-Marie Jones talks about her first solo!
  • Survivor: One World Preview Intro
    Survivor: One World Preview premieres Sunday, January 29 at 9/8c on TV Guide Network. Like TV Guide Network on Facebook at www.facebook.com TV Guide Network was on location to bring you this exclusive look at the 24th season of Survivor. We reveal the incredible twists, meet all 18 new contestants, partake in a special Samoan Kava ceremony and sit down with Jeff Probst to learn all about this upcoming season. Plus see how our host, Maria Sansone, fares in her very first Survivor challenge, and find out if she "survives" her first Tribal Council.
  • iCarly: Miranda Cosgrove
    iCARLY's Miranda Cosgrove talks about working and dancing with the First Lady!
  • Frenemies
    Shake It Up's Bella Thorne and Zendaya chat about their new movie Frenemies!
Saturday, January 28, 2012

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sport news

  • Tom O'Brien on NC State recruiting
    North Carolina State head coach Tim O'Brien sits down with CBS Sports Network's Tom Lemming to explain how he evaluates players and what he looks for in recruits.
  • Will Peyton Manning play again?
    NFL.com writer Pat Kirwan joins Tim Brando to discuss Jim Irsay's reaction to Peyton's recent interview. Tune in as Kirwan also shares his thoughts on whether Peyton will be able to play again.
  • Kirk Cousins on leaving Michigan State
    Michigan State former quarterback Kirk Cousins joins the Tim Brando Show to talk about what it meant to play for Mark Dantonio and also discuss the progress of MSU football.
  • WVU's Bob Huggins previews Syracuse
    Coming off a disappointing loss, West Virginia Basketball Head Coach Bob Huggins talks with Tim Brando about what his team needs to do to get back on the winning track before the Mountaineers take on No. 4 Syracuse.
  • Michigan State's Tom Izzo on 400th win
    Michigan State basketball head coach Tom Izzo joins the Tim Brando Show to talk about the emotions surrounding his 400th win against Minnesota Wednesday night.
  • Tigers Welcome Prince Fielder
    Slugger Prince Fielder and the Detroit Tigers agreed Tuesday to a nine-year, $214 million contract, the fourth-largest contract in baseball history. Fielder spoke with the media about the new opportunity.
  • Fantasy Sports Trade Association Conference Announcement
    CBSSports.com General Manager Jason Kint announces the new open Fantasy Platform at the 2012 FSTA Winter Conference in Las Vegas
  • Colorado State vs. New Mexico recap
    The New Mexico Lobos forced 20 turnovers in an 85-52 win over the Colorado State Rams. Steve Lappas and Todd Harris recap the game.
  • Murray State last undefeated team
    Murray State basketball head coach Steve Prohm joins Courtside with Seth Davis to discuss the Racers' 20-0 record.