MEDIUM ANGLE OF SIDE OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY BUILDING BY STREET. PANS DOWN SEE THREE POLICE VANS PARKED ALONG SIDEWALK. BLACK CAR STOPS AT SIGNAL.

A report on the murder of ten year old Jessica States in Port Alberni, British Columbia and autopsy findings as police conduct an investigation and family and friends bring flowers to the park where she was abducted. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

--SUPERS-- --LEAD IN-- --VO SCRIPT-- US-Charleston-church-shooting-main--3Approved - Cameron Tankersley; Lee SmithBen Brumfield. Ralph Ellis . Cameron Tankersley; Lee Smith Update 11:50 a.m. -- Add one graf about Confederate flags in Alabama. One new highlight Highlights-- NEW: Alabama governor orders Confederate flags removed from Capitol grounds-- The casket of the Rev. Clementa Pinckney, who was a state senator, will be displayed at Capitol-- South Carolina lawmakers are grappling with removal of Confederate flag in Columbia Confederate flag still flies as slain pastor to be honored at S.C. Capitol By Ben Brumfield CNN (CNN) -- The Confederate flag will still flap nearby when the Rev. Clementa Pinckney"s body goes on public view Wednesday afternoon in the South Carolina State House. A week after the killing of the African-American pastor and state senator by a man who had posed in photos with the flag as a symbol of white supremacy, the deceased"s legislative colleagues are still grappling with whether to take it down. Since police say Dylann Roof, 21, gunned down Pinckney and eight other worshippers during a Bible study June 17 at Charleston"s Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, hundreds have demonstrated at the Capitol in Columbia to have the Confederate flag removed immediately. On Tuesday, lawmakers took a step in that direction. Only 10 members of the South Carolina House of Representatives voted against a motion to open up a debate to remove the flag from a war memorial located yards from the Capitol"s doors. Critics: Do it now A law protecting it and other Civil War symbols requires a two-thirds supermajority vote in each chamber of the Legislature to take it down. But critics say it could go much faster if lawmakers would just strike down that law with a simple majority vote. Meanwhile in Alabama, all four Confederate flags at the Confederate memorial on the state Capitol grounds in Montgomery were removed Wednesday morning on the order of Gov. Robert Bentley, according to press secretary Yasamie August. The governor said he didn"t want the flags to become a distraction to state legislative matters. August said the move will be permanent. In Charleston, with fears that outside protesters could descend there, the City Council acted quickly, unanimously passing a special resolution to establish guidelines for demonstrations. Demonstrators will have to stay at least 300 feet away from any church, synagogue, funeral home, cemetery or family home, said council member Kathleen Wilson. She and others on the council have heard that far-right protesters from the Westboro Baptist Church in Kansas may be among those visiting town. Who was the Rev. Clementa Pickney? Pinckney answered the call to preach nearly 30 years ago, at the age of 13, according to a biography on the church"s website. He was first appointed a pastor when he was 18. He graduated magna cum laude from Allen University and was president of the student body at the Columbia school. Ebony magazine even featured him as one of its "Top College Students in America." In 1996, at 23, he was elected to the South Carolina House of Representatives, the youngest black person ever to win such a seat. Four years later, voters elevated him to the state Senate. He recently advocated for legislation to make police wear body cameras, believing it would protect lives. Pinckney was 41 when he was killed. His body will be on public view from 1 to 5 p.m. ET Wednesday in the State House Rotunda. His funeral will be at 11 a.m. ET Friday in Charleston. --SOT-- --TAG-- --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS-- -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT----- --KEYWORD TAGS--

03/26/1996 ??? -STRETCHERS AND EMTS IN HOSPITAL HALLWAY -NYPD POLICE AND HIGHWAY PATROL OFFICERS CORDON OFF AREA, K-9 UNIT, COPS IN RIOT GEAR, NYPD EMERGENCY SERVICES TRUCK, COPS SUITING UP -STREET SIGN: RIVINGTON AND COLUMBIA STS, LOWER EAST SIDE

COVER FTG OF FORMER TENNESSEE GOVERNOR & 1996 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE LAMAR ALEXANDER ATTENDING CAMPAIGN RALLY AT THE MALL AT SHELTER COVE ON HILTON HEAD ISLAND IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 10:15:32 MS OF ALEXANDER AUTOGRAPHING A RED & BLACK PLAID SHIRT FOR MAN & SPEAKING W/ HIM ON TARMAC AT AIRPORT IN WEST COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. 10:16:24 VS OF ALEXANDER SHAKING HANDS W/ POLICE OFFICERS & OTHERS ON TARMAC. 10:17:27 LAS OF ALEXANDER BOARDING SMALL PLANE IN HIS DEPARTURE FROM WEST COLUMBIA AIRPORT. 10:17:37 BREAK. TC JUMP. 12:00:58 INT MS OF ALEXANDER MEETING & GREETING PEOPLE IN SHOPPING MALL ON HILTON HEAD ISLAND. 12:01:53 MCU OF ALEXANDER SUPPORTER HOLDING UP A RED & BLACK PLAID SHIRT IN MALL. TC JUMP. 12:02:56 MS OF GLASS PANELED CEILING. TILT DOWN TO WS OF CROWD GATHERED FOR ALEXANDER CAMPAIGN RALLY IN ATRIUM OF MALL. TC JUMP. 12:03:41 VS OF THREE PIECE BAND PERFORMING ON STAGE. 12:04:47 VS OF RALLY GOERS. 12:07:28 MS OF ALEXANDER GLADHANDING PEOPLE AS HE WALKS INTO PEOPLE. 12:08:20 WLS OF ALEXANDER ON STAGE. 12:09:58 MCU OF ALEXANDER STANDING BEHIND SUPPORTER SCOTT RICHARDSON WHO IS SPEAKING. SIDE ANGLE WS OF THE SAME. 12:11:50 CUTAWAY OF RALLY GOERS. 12:12:02 WS OF ALEXANDER SHAKING HANDS W/ RICHARDSON AS HE STEPS UP TO MICROPHONE. CUT TO CROWD APPLAUDING. 12:12:21 WS OF ALEXANDER AS RICHARDSON HANDS HIM RED & BLACK PLAID SHIRT ON STAGE. 12:12:49 CUTAWAYS OF RALLY GOERS. 12:14:43 HEAD ON MCU OF ALEXANDER SPEAKING ABOUT CANDIDATES STEVE FORBES, SENATOR BOB DOLE (R-KANS) & PATRICK PAT BUCHANAN, & WHY HE IS THE BEST CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT. 12:16:27 WLS OF ALEXANDER DELIVERING RALLY SPEECH. 12:16:51 MCU OF ALEXANDER. 12:17:46 CUTAWAYS OF RALLY GOERS. 12:19:33 MCU OF ALEXANDER DISCUSSING TAXATION & WELFARE. 12:24:16 MWS W/ RALLY GOERS IN FG OF ALEXANDER DISCUSSING DEFENSE SPENDING & BALANCING THE BUDGET. 12:25:12 MCU OF ALEXANDER NOTING ON EDUCATION, TERM LIMITS & THE CONGRESSIONAL SCHEDULE. 12:25:59 CUTAWAYS OF PEOPLE IN CROWD AS ONE WAVES CAMPAIGN PLACARD. 12:26:48 MCU OF ALEXANDER TALKING ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF STRONG FAMILIES, NEIGHBORHOODS, CHURCHES & SCHOOLS. 12:29:09 MCU OF ALEXANDER HOLDING UP ARTICLE CUT OUT FROM THE SAVANNAH MORNING NEWSPAPER & NOTING THAT ACCORDING TO THEM, HE HAD THE MOST ENERGY & VISION. 12:29:30 MCU OF ALEXANDER TALKING ABOUT THE PRIMARY RACE. 12:31:39 MCU OF ALEXANDER TURNING TO SHAKE RICHARDSON'S HAND. PULL BACK TO WLS OF HIM WAVING ON STAGE. 12:32:10 WLS OF RICHARDSON ASKING ALEXANDER TO PLAY THE PIANO W/ BAND ON STAGE. 12:32:54 SIDE ANGLE MS OF ALEXANDER PLAYING ELECTRIC KEYBOARD W/ OTHER MUSICIANS. CUT TO CROWD. 12:34:24 VS OF ALEXANDER MEETING & GREETING PEOPLE IN MALL AFTER RALLY. 12:37:16 END OF TAPE.

A South Carolina state trooper was fired after his own car's video camera abusing a woman he stopped for doing 80 mph in a 65-mph zone. The tape showed Lance Cpl. W.H. Beckwith, an 11-year highway patrol veteran, shoving the woman down on the road, cursing her and threatening to cut her clothes off. On thursday state officials released the tape, which, according to public safety director Boykin Rose showed that the officer was ``violating every procedure in the book.'' Beckwith was fired a month and a half after the Jan. 8 incident. His car was one of about 350 patrol cars equipped with video cameras that turn on with the cars' lights and sirens.

MEDIUM ANGLE OF SIDE OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY BUILDING BY STREET. SEE THREE POLICE VANS PARKED ALONG SIDEWALK. RED CAR PASSES TO LEFT.

COVER FTG OF FORMER TENNESSEE GOVERNOR & 1996 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE LAMAR ALEXANDER ATTENDING CAMPAIGN RALLY AT THE MALL AT SHELTER COVE ON HILTON HEAD ISLAND IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 10:15:32 MS OF ALEXANDER AUTOGRAPHING A RED & BLACK PLAID SHIRT FOR MAN & SPEAKING W/ HIM ON TARMAC AT AIRPORT IN WEST COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. 10:16:24 VS OF ALEXANDER SHAKING HANDS W/ POLICE OFFICERS & OTHERS ON TARMAC. 10:17:27 LAS OF ALEXANDER BOARDING SMALL PLANE IN HIS DEPARTURE FROM WEST COLUMBIA AIRPORT. 10:17:37 BREAK. TC JUMP. 12:00:58 INT MS OF ALEXANDER MEETING & GREETING PEOPLE IN SHOPPING MALL ON HILTON HEAD ISLAND. 12:01:53 MCU OF ALEXANDER SUPPORTER HOLDING UP A RED & BLACK PLAID SHIRT IN MALL. TC JUMP. 12:02:56 MS OF GLASS PANELED CEILING. TILT DOWN TO WS OF CROWD GATHERED FOR ALEXANDER CAMPAIGN RALLY IN ATRIUM OF MALL. TC JUMP. 12:03:41 VS OF THREE PIECE BAND PERFORMING ON STAGE. 12:04:47 VS OF RALLY GOERS. 12:07:28 MS OF ALEXANDER GLADHANDING PEOPLE AS HE WALKS INTO PEOPLE. 12:08:20 WLS OF ALEXANDER ON STAGE. 12:09:58 MCU OF ALEXANDER STANDING BEHIND SUPPORTER SCOTT RICHARDSON WHO IS SPEAKING. SIDE ANGLE WS OF THE SAME. 12:11:50 CUTAWAY OF RALLY GOERS. 12:12:02 WS OF ALEXANDER SHAKING HANDS W/ RICHARDSON AS HE STEPS UP TO MICROPHONE. CUT TO CROWD APPLAUDING. 12:12:21 WS OF ALEXANDER AS RICHARDSON HANDS HIM RED & BLACK PLAID SHIRT ON STAGE. 12:12:49 CUTAWAYS OF RALLY GOERS. 12:14:43 HEAD ON MCU OF ALEXANDER SPEAKING ABOUT CANDIDATES STEVE FORBES, SENATOR BOB DOLE (R-KANS) & PATRICK PAT BUCHANAN, & WHY HE IS THE BEST CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT. 12:16:27 WLS OF ALEXANDER DELIVERING RALLY SPEECH. 12:16:51 MCU OF ALEXANDER. 12:17:46 CUTAWAYS OF RALLY GOERS. 12:19:33 MCU OF ALEXANDER DISCUSSING TAXATION & WELFARE. 12:24:16 MWS W/ RALLY GOERS IN FG OF ALEXANDER DISCUSSING DEFENSE SPENDING & BALANCING THE BUDGET. 12:25:12 MCU OF ALEXANDER NOTING ON EDUCATION, TERM LIMITS & THE CONGRESSIONAL SCHEDULE. 12:25:59 CUTAWAYS OF PEOPLE IN CROWD AS ONE WAVES CAMPAIGN PLACARD. 12:26:48 MCU OF ALEXANDER TALKING ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF STRONG FAMILIES, NEIGHBORHOODS, CHURCHES & SCHOOLS. 12:29:09 MCU OF ALEXANDER HOLDING UP ARTICLE CUT OUT FROM THE SAVANNAH MORNING NEWSPAPER & NOTING THAT ACCORDING TO THEM, HE HAD THE MOST ENERGY & VISION. 12:29:30 MCU OF ALEXANDER TALKING ABOUT THE PRIMARY RACE. 12:31:39 MCU OF ALEXANDER TURNING TO SHAKE RICHARDSON'S HAND. PULL BACK TO WLS OF HIM WAVING ON STAGE. 12:32:10 WLS OF RICHARDSON ASKING ALEXANDER TO PLAY THE PIANO W/ BAND ON STAGE. 12:32:54 SIDE ANGLE MS OF ALEXANDER PLAYING ELECTRIC KEYBOARD W/ OTHER MUSICIANS. CUT TO CROWD. 12:34:24 VS OF ALEXANDER MEETING & GREETING PEOPLE IN MALL AFTER RALLY. 12:37:16 END OF TAPE.

AP-APTN-2330: US Clinton 2 Saturday, 31 July 2010 STORY:US Clinton 2- WRAP Guests arrive for Chelsea wedding, security scenes LENGTH: 02:13 FIRST RUN: 2330 RESTRICTIONS: See Script TYPE: Natsound/English SOURCE: AP TELEVISION/AP PHOTOS/ABC STORY NUMBER: 652969 DATELINE: Rhinebeck - 31 July 2010 LENGTH: 02:13 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY AP PHOTOS - NO ACCESS CANADA/FOR BROADCAST USE ONLY - STRICTLY NO ACCESS ONLINE OR MOBILE ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/ INTERNET SHOTLIST: (FIRST RUN 2130 NEWS UPDATE - 31 JULY 2010) AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Rhinebeck, New York state - 31 July 2010 1. Wide of bus arriving 2. Wide of convoy of cars driving by, thought to be carrying Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton, according to local police officials 3. Wide of two buses arriving 4. Close up of car driving by, pull out to police officer getting into police car (FIRST RUN 2130 NEWS UPDATE - 31 JULY 2010) AP PHOTOS - NO ACCESS CANADA/FOR BROADCAST USE ONLY - STRICTLY NO ACCESS ONLINE OR MOBILE FILE - Hilton Head Island, South Carolina - December 1996 5. STILLS: Various of Chelsea Clinton with her fiance Marc Mezvinsky (FIRST RUN 2130 NEWS UPDATE - 31 JULY 2010) AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Rhinebeck, New York state - 31 July 2010 6. Mid of people standing by the roadside, waiting for arrivals 7. Close up of bus arriving, police officer standing in by police car 8. Wide of road, cars driving by 9. Mid of police officers standing by roadside 10. Mid of bus arriving with police car in foreground (FIRST RUN 2130 NEWS UPDATE - 31 JULY 2010) ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/INTERNET 11. Various guests arriving at wedding 12. UPSOUND: (English) Unidentified Wedding Guest, "Sharing the happiness of Chelsea and Mark, they're two beautiful people. I love them very much. Reporter: Do you know them personally? Yes. Reporter: How do you know them? Simon, my partner was at Oxford with them." 13. Unidentified wedding guest walks away 14. Man and woman wearing Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton masks drive by at the rear of convertible car 15. Wide shot guests arriving STORYLINE: Wedding guests gathered at the secluded estate in upstate New York where Chelsea Clinton married her long time boyfriend investment banker Marc Mezvinsky on Saturday evening. Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton announced in a statement that their daughter wed investment banker Marc Mezvinsky on Saturday after weeks of secrecy and buildup that had celebrity watchers flocking to the small village for the evening nuptials. Shortly before 5 pm (2100 GMT) dozens of men in black-tie attire and women in gowns boarded shuttle buses in the village of Rhinebeck for the short ride to the estate, Astor Courts. More than 400 guests attending the wedding, details of which were kept fanatically private, with shopkeepers, innkeepers, vendors and restaurateurs sworn to secrecy. A crowd began forming in the town on Saturday morning after weeks of intrigue and secrecy about a ceremony with a VIP guest list said to include such luminaries as Oprah Winfrey and Steven Spielberg. Actors Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen were walking hand-in-hand through the village, and fashion designer Vera Wang was spotted outside a restaurant. Officials restricted airspace over the estate, and the area will remain a no-fly zone until 3:30 a.m. local time Sunday. Roads were also blocked off, and inconvenienced neighbours were soothed with a complimentary bottle of wine. Chelsea Clinton and Mezvinsky were friends as teenagers in Washington, and both attended Stanford University. They now live in New York, where Mezvinsky works at G3 Capital, a Manhattan hedge fund. Mezvinsky worked previously at Goldman Sachs as an investment banker. Clinton completed her master's degree in public health earlier this year at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University. Mezvinsky is a son of former US Representative Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky of Pennsylvania and Ed Mezvinsky of Iowa, longtime friends of the Clintons. His parents are divorced. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 07-31-10 1940EDT

Three students and an outsider used the Columbia School of Journalism's high-tech color copier to run off about $80-thousand in fake $20 bills, most of which they seemed to have passed without much trouble. When they were arrested by the Secret Service and the New York Police Department, they had another $75-thousand in bogus cash ready to go.

PAN UP OF POLICE STATION WITH POLICE CARS PARKED IN FRONT. BRICK BUILDING. ACTUALLY IN LOS ANGELES.

TAPE: EF04/0087 IN_TIME: 14:37:50 DURATION: 1:17 SOURCES: ABC RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared-No Internet DATELINE: Various - 28 Jan 2004/File SHOTLIST APTN File Tokyo. March 2003 1. James Brown Dancing on stage ABC - No Access Internet Aiken County, South Carolina -- 28 January 2004 1. Police photo of singer James Brown 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sheriff Michael Hunt, Aiken County, police spokesperson: "The Aiken County Sheriff's Office this morning arrested James Joseph Brown Junior, aged 70, of 430 Douglas Drive of Beech Island, South Carolina. Mr. Brown is charged with criminal domestic violence. At 10:48 A.M., the Aiken Country Sheriff's office received a 9-1-1 (emergency) hangup call from the Brown residence. A dispatcher re-established contact and determined a domestic dispute was in progress. Two Aiken County deputies arrived and entered the home through the front door. Deputies learned through interviews the subject pushed the victim to the floor during an argument in the bedroom. The victim is identified as Tomi Rae Brown, aged 33, of 430 Douglas Drive in Beech Island, South Carolina. The victim suffered scratches and bruises to her right arm and hip and the Aiken County Emergency Medical Services transported the victim to the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta. Mr. Brown is being held at Aiken County Detention Centre." APTN File October 1996 4. Performance - 'This is a Man's World,' James Brown GODFATHER OF SOUL IN ASSAULT ARREST Soul singer James Brown was arrested in South Carolina on Wednesday after he allegedly pushed his wife to the floor during an argument, authorities said. The 'Godfather of Soul' was charged with criminal domestic violence . Sheriff Michael Hunt of Aiken County identified the victim as Tomi Rae Brown, the singer's wife. The 70-year-old has been booked into the Aiken County jail and was to to remain jailed until a bond hearing Thursday morning, according to Aiken County sheriff's spokesman Lt. Michael Frank. Investigators say Brown shoved his wife during an argument in a bedroom at the couple's home in Beech Island, 70 miles (112 kilometers) southwest of Columbia. 33 year old Tomi Rae Brown had scratches and bruises to her right arm and hip and was taken to a hospital, Frank said. James Brown's publicist Simone Smalls declined to comment Wednesday. Brown served a 2 1/2-year prison term after a 1988 arrest on drug and assault charges and was convicted of a drug-related offense in 1998. He was granted a pardon by the state of Carolina in May 2003, forgiving him fully in the eyes of the law, meaning he longer has to deal with the consequences of his past crimes. Brown is known as the Godfather of Soul for a multitude of hits, including "I Got You (I Feel Good)," "Sex Machine" and "Living in America." In December, the singer was honoured at Washington, D.C.'s Kennedy Center as "one of the most influential musicians of the past 50 years." MUSIC CLEARANCE DETAILS TITLE: This Is A Man's World ARTIST: James Brown WRITER: Brown/Newcombe PUBLISHER: Warner Chappell LABEL: Polygram

WIDE ANGLE OF PARADE OR MILITARY FUNERAL PROCESSION WITH ARMED POLICE OFFICERS CONTROLLING CROWD ON SIDEWALK. SOLDIERS MARCH NEXT TO HEARSE. WALDORF ASTORIA HOTEL IN BG. POLICE CARS WITH FLASHING LIGHTS OR BIZBAR FOLLOW. LIMOUSINES.

A convicted murderer is put to death in South Carolina's electric chair. Larry Gene Bell had been on death row for more than a decade for murdering two girls in the Columbia area. He was also the prime suspect in the disappearance of a Charlotte woman. Steve Crump was in Columbia for the execution and has the latest.

Police cars gather at a crime scene in Los Angeles.

This is Part II of yesterday's story about a state trooper who was hit by a truck while on a routine stop of another vehicle. The trooper managed to get back in his car and pursue the truck and eventually make an arrest.Yesterday we showed the police car video of the officer being hit... today we have the rest of that video which includes the arrest.A state trooper from South Carolina was hospitalized after being hit by a pickup truck Sunday night.Trooper Shawn Stankus was in good condition at Richland Memorial hospital. He was hit by a truck while standing beside interstate 20, talking to a motorist he had stopped. His police car's video camera captured the whole incident.Stankus managed to get back in his car and chase the truck driver.The man was eventually caught and charged with drunk driving and leaving the scene of an accident.

414 & 415 MIXED POOL 21:52:00 VIDEO ON SCREEN CHRIS DODD AT PODIUM 21:53:00 CU PODIUM 21:53:34 CU PAUL SIMON 21:53:55 MS WOMEN 21:54:31 MAN WAVING AMERICAN FLAG, CU DODD 21:55:00 CU WOMAN WITH AMERICAN FLAG 21:57:36 TOOK ON GUN LOBBY, BRADY BILL 21:58:56 CU WOMAN CLAPPING, WS DODD 22:00:11 SB "THIS HAS TO STOP AND IT MUST STOP NOW" 22:00:32 WS PEOPLE 22:00:52 RESPECT EACH OTHER 22:01:18 CU MAN 22:02:33 CU MAN ON PHONE 22:03:37 AMERICAN FLAG WAVES 22:03:47 SB "DOLE SAID NO TO RAISING THE MINIMUM WAGE" 22:04:24 CU JESSIE JACKSON 22:05:04 CU SIGN, VS CU AUDIENCE WOMAN'S WRENCHING PERSONAL CHOICE INTO A CONSTITUTIONAL CRIME 22:06:04 PANNING 22:06:57 SOT PRESIDENT CLINTON, YOU'RE DOING THE RIGHT THING, THE RIGHT THING FOR AMERICA 22:08:08 WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON, AUDIENCE CHANTING WAVING TO AUDIENCE 22:08:46 INTRODUCTION MAYOR DENNIS ARCHER 22:09:17 GORE & WIFE LEAVING ARENA WALK PAST AUDIENCE 22:10:06 CU ARCHER, 100,000 MORE POLICE IN AMERICA 22:10:31 CU WIFE 22:11:02 ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN 22:11:31 WS HILLARY & CHELSEA TALKING TO MAN 22:12:12 CU TED DANSON 22:12:41 CU PODIUM, WS PODIUM 22:13:42 CU DENNIS'S WIFE 22:14:26 DEADBEAT PARENTS 22:14:51 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION 22:16:16 WS PODIUM 2ND NOMINATION OF BILL CLINTON, MS HILLARY & CHELSEA 22:17:15 VS AUDIENCE, CU HILLARY CLAPPING, WS PODIUM 22:17:48 WS CLINTON STANDING, HILLARY WAVING 22:18:50 HILLARY SMILING AND CLAPPING, VS AUDIENCE 22:19:21 ROLECALL KATHY VICK 22:19:49 WS AUDIENCE 22:19:56 CU ALABAMA 66 VOTES 22:21:27 ARKANSAS 47 VOTES 22:22:16 CU VICK 22:22:21 ALASKA 19 VOTES 22:23:36 TENNESSEE 83 VOTES 19TH AMENDMENT, AL GORE 22:24:36 ARIZONA 52 VOTES 8 ELECTORAL VOTES THIS FALL 22:25:43 CALIFORNIA 418 VOTES 2 WOMEN TO UNITED STATES SENATE 22:27:14 COLORADO 58 VOTES 22:30:05 CONNECTICUT 67 VOTES 22:31:14 DELAWARE 21 VOTES CU NO SALE TAX 22:32:15 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 33 VOTES 22:33:45 FLORIDA 178 VOTES 22:35:19 GEORGIA 91 VOTES 22:36:15 HAWAII 29 VOTES 22:37:36 IDAHO 23 VOTES 22:38:44 ILLINOIS CHICAGO BULLS! 193 VOTES 22:40:44 INDIANA 88 VOTES 22:42:14 IOWA 56 VOTES 22:43:18 KANSAS 42 VOTES 22:46:12 KENTUCKY 61 VOTES 22:47:44 LOUISIANA 71 VOTES 22:48:26 MAINE 32 VOTES 22:50:02 MARYLAND 88 VOTES 22:51:27 MASSACHUSETTS 114 22:52:35 MICHIGAN 156 VOTES 22:54:13 MINNESOTA 92 VOTES 22:56:03 OHIO 172 VOTES JOHN GLEN SOT "TAKES A VILLAGE TO RAISE A CHILD" 22:59:19 WS SCREEN CLINTON WATCHING FROM SCREEN 22:59:40 GORE CLAPPING 23:00:00 INTRODUCTION JENNIFER HOLIDAY SINGING 23:01:35 MS SIDE SHOT HOLIDAY SINGING 23:01:55 PULL IN WS HOLIDAY SINGING 23:02:42 MS SINGING, WS PODIUM 23:02:59 SIDESHOT JENNIFER 23:03:12 HILLARY AND DAUGHTER HUGGING WHILE DANCING & SMILING 23:03:46 CU JENNIFER, WS PODIUM HILLARY KISSES DAUGHTER ON CHEEK HOLDING HAND 23:04:21 WS PODIUM, MS HILLARY AND DANCING, MS JENNIFER SINGING 23:04:44 WS SCREEN WITH CLINTON CLAPPING & SMILING 23:05:10 WS AUDIENCE, AUDIENCE CHANTING 4 MORE YEARS, VS AUDIENCE CHANTING CU CHELSEA 23:05:42 LITTLE GIRL WAVING AMERICAN FLAG 23:06:10 WS KATHY VICK 23:06:29 ROLE CALL MISSOURI 93 VOTES 23:07:35 MONTANA 24 VOTES 23:09:17 NEBRASKA 44 VOTES 23:10:57 NEVADA 26 VOTES

A CANADIAN TOURISTS BODY WAS FOUND IN THE PARKING LOT OF A TENNESSEE BUILDING THAT IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. CANADIAN AND GERMAN MONEY WAS SCATTERED AROUND THE BODY IN STRAWBERRY PLAINS, WHERE IT WAS FOUND THIS MORNING (THURSDAY). HE HAD FLOWN FROM SEATTLE TO WASHINGTON, D-C DULLES AIRPORT, WHERE HE RENTED A CAR AND DROVE TO TENNESSEE TO MEET HIS FATE.