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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:
New York Protesters Stage Marches, Die-Ins in 5 Days Since Garner Decision
Demonstrations Continue Nationwide; Police, Protesters Clash in Berkeley
Grand Jury Will Probe NYPD Officer's Killing of Unarmed Black Man in Brooklyn
Dozens Killed as Typhoon Hagupit Makes Landfall in Philippines
Ecuadorean Indigenous Leader Who Opposed Mine Found Dead
Scores Killed as U.S. Rescue Operation Fails in Yemen; Australian Captive Was Set for Release
U.S. Transfers 6 Gitmo Prisoners to Uruguay
U.S. Sees Highest Job Creation Since 1990s
Forensics Team in Mexico Confirms Remains of 1 of 43 Missing Students
Sen. Landrieu Loses Runoff Vote in Louisiana
Report: Republican AGs Work With Energy Firms to Oppose Regulations
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