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02:02
Raw Video: 1 Year Since Japan Quake, Tsunami
People across Japan prayed and stood in silence on Sunday to remember the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck the nation one year ago, killing just over 19,000 and unleashing the world's worst nuclear crisis in a quarter century. (March 11)Copyright 2012 The Associated Press
03:30
Stars fill the Red Carpet
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: The stars lined the red carpet ahead of the The 84th annual Academy Awards. Actress Viola Davis; Actor Colin Furth and Actor Gary Oldman all spoke to Reuters on their way into the ceremony.
02:18
Climate change threatens South Africa's rooibos tea
The annual rooibos harvest in South Africa's Western Cape helps quench the world's growing thirst for "red bush" tea, but farmers fear that climate change could destroy the delicate eco-system that their crop depends on. The tea is popular for its perceived health benefits as well as its refreshing taste, containing no caffeine and just a tiny amount of tannin. Duration: 02:17
02:00
Gillard fights off leadership battle
Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard emerged triumphant in a party leadership vote she called to head off a challenge from rival Kevin Rudd. It was a convincing win. SOUNDBITE: Australian Labour Party election returning officer Chris Hayes saying (English): "Julia Gillard has won the ballot 71 votes to 31." It's the end of Rudd's hopes of returning as prime minister before the next election in 2013. But he said he accepted the outcome of the ballot. SOUNDBITE: Kevin Rudd, defeated leadership challenger, saying (English): "I congratulate Julia on her strong win today. The caucus has spoken. I accept the caucus' verdict without qualification and without rancour. To each and everyone of my supporters, who together only delivered one third of the caucus, I thank them." Gillard says the fighting is over and it's time to get back to the business of government. SOUNDBITE: Julia Gillard, Australian Prime Minister, saying (English): "I want to say to Australians one and all, this issue, the leadership question, is now determined. You, the Australian people, rightly expect a government to focus on you. For government to be at the centre of everything that we -- for you to be at the centre of everything that government does. I can assure you that this political drama is over and now you are back at centre stage where you should properly be and you will be the focus of all of our efforts." Despite here victory Gillard now faces a major uphill task - rebuilding support for her divided and unpopular minority government. The opposition, led by Tony Abbot, has an election winning lead in opinion polls with pledges that include ditching the government's carbon tax and trade schemes. Abbot also opposes a proposed 30 per cent tax on iron ore and coal mining. Paul Chapman, Reuters
02:20
Hesperian Health Guides Launches First Ever Digital Tools to Deliver Life-Saving, Accessible Health Information to Global Communities
(3BL Media / theCSRfeed) Berkeley, CA - February 21, 2012 - Hesperian Health Guides, the non-profit publisher of Where There Is No Doctor, the most widely-used health care manual worldwide for community health workers, educators, and Peace Corps volunteers and others, once again leads the way in delivering life-saving, relevant, and easily accessible information to the people who need it most. Hesperian’s new suite of digital tools, developed in partnership with UnaMesa, using an open-source platform, tap the power of technology to help people with little formal education and limited computer literacy who increasingly rely on cell phones as a life-saving resource. Hesperian’s Safe Pregnancy and Childbirth mobile application is the first ever pregnancy app designed for use by community health workers in areas with limited economic resources. The app provides information on everything from prenatal health to what to do in case of malaria or an emergency situation like a breech birt
00:54
Protect Our Winters Launches the POW Seven Campaign
(3BL Media / theCSRfeed) Pacific Palisades, CA – February 22, 2012 – Protect Our Winters (POW) launched the POW Seven campaign today, to give individuals specific steps to take personal action against climate change. The POW Seven campaign is a list of seven important ways that individuals can fight climate change. The list, compiled by some of the world’s foremost experts on climate change and sustainability, was created in response to a lack of credible, results-based action items and the need for individuals to become more directly involved in the fight against climate change. Protect Our Winters is asking the snowsports community to take the POW Seven pledge, thereby committing to do each of these seven items on a regular basis. The seven step pledge includes items such as “Get Political” (contact Senators regularly) and provides links to each current Senator’s stance on the environment and email links. Also, “Talk to Businesses” asks people to use their purch
01:20
Stars Arrive for Hollywood's Biggest Night
Hollywood elite including Angelina Jolie, Michelle Williams and Viola Davis arrive to the 84th annual Academy Awards. (Feb. 26)Copyright 2012 The Associated Press
01:19
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie on the Red Carpet
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt arrived fashionably late to the Oscars red carpet on Sunday (February 26), just under a half hour before the big show begins. Pitt, sporting a simple black tux, and Jolie, matching in an elegant strapless velvety black gown, caused a stir when they arrived, as fans lining the carpet in bleachers screamed loudly. Pitt is nominated for two Oscars this year for his film "Moneyball," best actor and best picture, as he is a producer on the film.
05:00
02/27/2012 WEB NEWS
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01:39
Clooney: "I like a world where Brad Pitt has an Academy Award"
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) Best Actor nominee George Clooney tells Reuters, "I like a world where Brad Pitt has an Academy Award." George Clooney earned his seventh Oscar nod for his role in "The Descendants" as a well-meaning and well-off Hawaiian land owner navigating his fragile family through a period of turbulence after a boating accident leaves his wife in a coma. Brad Pitt earned his fourth Academy Award nomination for "Moneyball," as major league baseball manager Billy Beane (Brad Pitt), who upends years of tradition by scouting players based on statistics and not gut instinct. He is nominated twice this year, as he is credited as a producer of "Moneyball," which is nominated for best picture as well. Pitt, 48, was cast in his breakout role in the 1991 film "Thelma and Louise," and was previously nominated for his lead role in 2008's "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" and for supporting actor for 1995's "Twelve Monkeys." He is famously partnered with actress Angelina Jolie, with whom he has 6 children, 3 of whom are adopted.
02:26
On the Red Carpet with Nolte
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: Nick Nolte nominated for Best Supporting Actor says he thinks Christopher Plummer will take home the Oscar. Nolte is nominated for his third Academy Award for his role as a recovering alcoholic turned born-again-Christian who helps his son (Tom Hardy) train for a Mixed Martial Arts tournament that eventually pits him up against his other son (Joel Edgarton), in "Warrior." Famously gruff and gravel-voiced, Nolte, 70, was nominated for the Oscar twice before, for his leading roles in 1997s "Affliction," and 1991s "The Prince of Tides," and is well known for his roles in the 1982 buddy cop film "48 Hours" and its 1990 sequel "Another 48 Hours," the 1991 remake of "Cape Fear," and the 1998 World War II film "The Thin Red Line," directed by Terrence Malick, also nominated this year for "The Tree of Life."
01:12
Raw: Canadian Train Derails, Mayor Says 3 Dead
The mayor of Burlington, Ontario says three people are dead after a Canadian Via Rail passenger train derailed in his town. (Feb. 26)Copyright 2012 The Associated Press
02:02
Gold Coast battles for draw
Gold Coast United has forced a 1-1 draw with Melbourne in the A-League as the club's rift with the FFA widens.Powered by NewsLook.com Producer : Australian Broadcasting Corp.
