A LITTLE IDAHO GIRL WHO UNDERWENT MULTI-ORGAN TRANSPLANT SURGERY LAST YEAR IS BACK IN MIAMI, FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE.

TAPE: EF03/0030 IN_TIME: 00:28:27 DURATION: 0:57 SOURCES: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame/WKYC/APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Various - File SHOTLIST: Ohio - 7 May 1997 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Clients must give on screen credit 1. Various shots of the Bee Gees performing (Maurice Gibb is playing guitar) WKYC Ohio - 7 May 1997 2. SOUNDBITE: Maurice Gibb, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee. "Once again we're R & B, love. We love black music. We've always loved it for years. Even the fever stuff was R & B before it got used in the film. Then it got labelled disco. So, I guess it doesn't tell you much difference, does it?" APTN London - 6 May 1998 3. Police cordon in front of screaming fans 4. Maurice Gibb arriving at stage production of Saturday Night Fever 5. Banner over doors reading: "Saturday Night Fever" STORYLINE: The British media was reporting on Friday that Maurice Gibb, a musician in the band the Bee Gees, was seriously ill in hospital. Gibb's twin brother Robin said in a telephone interview on the British television programme "Richard and Judy" that the 53-year-old musician was in hospital recovering from surgery to remove a blockage in his intestine. Robin Gibb, also a musician in the same band, said that Maurice was critically ill in intensive care but had shown signs that his organs were in good health. Gibb's wife and children are at the hospital in Miami, Florida, where he lives and are awaiting more information from doctors later in the day. Maurice Gibb plays the bass guitar and keyboards in the Bee Gees with his twin brother Robin, his other brother Barry and friend Michael Jackson. Among the Bee Gees' famed disco hits are "Stayin' Alive", "How Deep Is Your Love?" and "Night Fever", all from the soundtrack to the film Saturday Night Fever in 1977, and the sequel, Stayin' Alive in 1983.

Aerial establishing shot of Tampa, Florida during pre dawn hours. Drone grabs views of downtown from where the Sedon and Garrison Channels meet the Hillsborough River.

Miami, Florida - South Beach at night - Colony Hotel - ms sidewalk and people - cu sign tilt up - blue neon - Art Deco-style building

A CARGO PLANE CRASH LANDS ON ITS BELLY AT ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, AND THE PILOT WALKS AWAY UNHURT.

TAPE_NUMBER: EF99/1204 IN_TIME: 03:21:38 - 09:16:48 LENGTH: 01:39 SOURCES: ABC RESTRICTIONS: No Access North America/Internet FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: English/Nat Florida should consider allowing lethal injections to keep capital punishment alive while the U-S Supreme Court reviews use of the electric chair. That is the opinion of a lawmaker who saw the state's last electrocution. The nation's high court agreed Tuesday night to review allegations that death in Florida's electric chair. At a press conference on Wednesday, Florida Governor Jeb Bush discussed the use of the state's electric chair. This after the U-S Supreme Court's decision to hear the constitutionality of electrocution for the first time in over a century. This stops the use of electric chairs for months. SOUNDBITE: (English) "The people of Florida have spoken on this issue repeatedly, and loudly and clearly, they support electrocution, they support the means that has been established for the completion for this sentence. I'm confident that the United States Supreme Court will, like the Florida Supreme Court has, uphold the constitution anality of Florida's electric chair. I believe that United States Supreme Court will see this exactly like the trial court as an argument over a nose bleed of a criminal who savagely murdered a pregnant woman and her two young daughters in 1983 and who was successful in delaying his own execution for sixteen years. U-S Supreme Court has never held a state's method of execution to be unconstitutional and I do not expect the court to do so here." SUPER CAPTION: Governor Jeb Bush, Florida Governor The decision made Tuesday granted an indefinite stay to a man that was scheduled to be electrocuted Wednesday morning and another one that was scheduled for Tuesday. This decision comes about four months after an inmate's nose bled after being electrocuted in Florida's chair. That was the third botched electrocution in the sunshine state in this decade. Two other times the headpiece worn by condemned killers burst into flames during electrocution in 1990 and 1997. Florida is one of the four states in the U-S that executes death row inmates by electrocution. The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in February and is expected to rule by June. SHOTLIST: XFA Tallahassee, Florida, U-S; October 27, 1999 and file October 27, 1999 1. SOUNDBITE: (English) Governor Jeb Bush, Florida Governor File 2. Electric chair in Florida prison ?

Time lapse of clouds over the Brickell skyline in Miami.

Spectacular Time lapse high definition HD movie of the Miami downtown skyline, dominated by skyscrapers, condominiums, banks and hotels that are brightly illuminated during the holiday season.

THREE PEOPLE WERE KILLED WHEN THE DRIVER OF THIS CAMARO LOST CONTROL, AND SLAMMED INTO A UTILITY POLE, SPLITTING THE CAR IN HALF. STATE TROOPERS SAY THE DRIVER HAD TURNED OFF HIS HEADLIGHTS JUST PRIOR TO THE ACCIDENT. THE CHASE BEGAN WHEN HAINES CITY POLICE TRIED TO STOP THE CAR FROM RECKLESS DRIVING.

TAPE: EF03/0033 IN_TIME: 07:35:31 DURATION: 0:57 SOURCES: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame/WKYC/APTN RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: Various - File SHOTLIST: Ohio - 7 May 1997 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Clients must give on screen credit 1. Various shots of the Bee Gees performing (Maurice Gibb is playing guitar) WKYC Ohio - 7 May 1997 2. SOUNDBITE Maurice Gibb, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee. "Once again we're R&B, love. We love black music. We've always loved it for years. Even the 'Fever' stuff was R&B before it got used in the film. Then it got labelled disco. So, I guess it doesn't tell you much difference, does it?" APTN London - 6 May 1998 3. Police cordon in front of screaming fans 4. Maurice Gibb arriving at stage production of Saturday Night Fever 5. Banner over doors reading: "Saturday Night Fever" STORYLINE Maurice Gibb, a member of the famed Bee Gees, died at a Miami Beach hospital on Sunday, his family said. He was 53. Gibb suffered cardiac arrest before undergoing emergency surgery for a blocked intestine. He was admitted to Mount Sinai Medical Center on Wednesday and underwent surgery on Thursday. Gibb played bass and keyboard for the Bee Gees, whose name is short for the Brothers Gibb. Known for their close harmonies and original sound, the Bee Gees are members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Their 1977 contributions to the "Saturday Night Fever" album made it the best selling movie soundtrack ever with more than 40 (M) million copies sold. Among the hits on that album are "Stayin' Alive", "More Than a Woman", "How Deep Is Your Love" and "Night Fever". The Bee Gees - twins Maurice and Robin and their older brother Barry - emigrated from England to Australia in 1958 and the brothers soon gained fame as a teen pop group. They returned to England in the 1960s and their first four albums contained hits such as "1941 New York Mining Disaster", "To Love Somebody" and their first US number one song, 1971's "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart". The brothers have lived in south Florida since the late 1970s. Their younger brother, Andy, who had a successful solo career, died in 1988 at age 30 from a heart ailment. The Bee Gees followed "Saturday Night Fever" with the 1978 album "Spirits Having Flown" which sold 20 (M) million copies. The Bee Gees released three studio albums and went on a world tour in the 1990s. The live album from the tour, "One Night Only", sold more than one (M) million albums in the United States. The group won seven Grammy Awards. The Bee Gees last album was in 2001, entitled "This Is Where I Came In". The brothers wrote and produced songs for Barbara Streisand, Diana Ross and Dionne Warwick in the 1980s. They also wrote the Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton hit "Islands in the Stream". The Bee Gees run a music production company in Miami called Middle Ear Studios.

Daytona Beach Police are investigating a third fatal accident at "Bike Week". Police say two elderly women from Canada were were trying to cross A-1-A Highway last night, when a motorcycle ran into the two women.

TAPE: EF03/0034 IN_TIME: 14:46:13 DURATION: 0:57 SOURCES: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame/WKYC/APTN RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: Various - File SHOTLIST: Ohio - 7 May 1997 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Clients must give on screen credit 1. Various shots of the Bee Gees performing (Maurice Gibb is playing guitar) WKYC Ohio - 7 May 1997 2. SOUNDBITE Maurice Gibb, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee. "Once again we're R&B, love. We love black music. We've always loved it for years. Even the 'Fever' stuff was R&B before it got used in the film. Then it got labelled disco. So, I guess it doesn't tell you much difference, does it?" APTN London - 6 May 1998 3. Police cordon in front of screaming fans 4. Maurice Gibb arriving at stage production of Saturday Night Fever 5. Banner over doors reading: "Saturday Night Fever" STORYLINE Maurice Gibb, a member of the famed Bee Gees, died at a Miami Beach hospital on Sunday, his family said. He was 53. Gibb suffered cardiac arrest before undergoing emergency surgery for a blocked intestine. He was admitted to Mount Sinai Medical Center on Wednesday and underwent surgery on Thursday. Gibb played bass and keyboard for the Bee Gees, whose name is short for the Brothers Gibb. Known for their close harmonies and original sound, the Bee Gees are members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Their 1977 contributions to the "Saturday Night Fever" album made it the best selling movie soundtrack ever with more than 40 (M) million copies sold. Among the hits on that album are "Stayin' Alive", "More Than a Woman", "How Deep Is Your Love" and "Night Fever". The Bee Gees - twins Maurice and Robin and their older brother Barry - emigrated from England to Australia in 1958 and the brothers soon gained fame as a teen pop group. They returned to England in the 1960s and their first four albums contained hits such as "1941 New York Mining Disaster", "To Love Somebody" and their first US number one song, 1971's "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart". The brothers have lived in south Florida since the late 1970s. Their younger brother, Andy, who had a successful solo career, died in 1988 at age 30 from a heart ailment. The Bee Gees followed "Saturday Night Fever" with the 1978 album "Spirits Having Flown" which sold 20 (M) million copies. The Bee Gees released three studio albums and went on a world tour in the 1990s. The live album from the tour, "One Night Only", sold more than one (M) million albums in the United States. The group won seven Grammy Awards. The Bee Gees last album was in 2001, entitled "This Is Where I Came In". The brothers wrote and produced songs for Barbara Streisand, Diana Ross and Dionne Warwick in the 1980s. They also wrote the Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton hit "Islands in the Stream". The Bee Gees run a music production company in Miami called Middle Ear Studios.

Miami, USA - February 2017: Aerial illuminated night view MacArthur Causeway bridge Bayside Marketplace Florida USA RED WEAPON

FAMILY MEMBERS OF A HOOTER'S GIRL WHO WAS SHOT IN WHAT IS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN AN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING NOW SAY THEY BELIEVE IT WAS DONE INTENTIONALLY.

NAME: ARG MARADONA 150805E TAPE: EF05/0725 IN_TIME: 10:00:09:00 DURATION: 00:01:28:23 SOURCES: APTN DATELINE: Buenos Aires, 15 Aug 2005 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST 1. Wide shot of shops and pedestrians in Florida Street in the centre of Buenos Aires 2. Wide shot of billboard advertising Maradona's new talk show 3. Advertisement for Maradona's new talk show on telephone booth 4. Newspaper with picture of Maradona 5. Photograph in newspaper of Maradona and Pele 6. Various of newspaper ads for Maradona's show 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Vox pop, Andrea, Maradona fan: "Maradona has always been in quarrels with everybody and now he is trying to fix things somehow to show he's grown up. He's doing it in order to fix what he made wrong, especially regarding his daughters." 8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Vox pop, Guillermo, Maradona fan: "This evening, I will take a hot bath and then be ready to see "number 10, Maradona" 9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Vox pop, Jose, Maradona fan: "God is joining the King (Maradona and Pele)" 10. Wide shot of Florida Street SOCCER GREAT NETS JOB AS TV HOST Soccer legend Diego Maradona will launch a new career as a TV talk show host in Buenos Aires on Monday night. Maradona has asked fellow soccer great Pele to be his first guest on the show that is the talk of Argentina. Argentines have long claimed Maradona as the best soccer player of all time and Brazilians staunchly stand by Pele, but for the first time the two legends will be together to talk it out on-air in Maradona's prime-time show. Called 'La Noche del 10' - Spanish for 'The Night of 10' in reference to Maradona's famed number 10 soccer shirt - Monday night's premiere by the soccer great-turned-television host will also feature former Argentine tennis star Gabriela Sabatini and Italian actress Maria Grazia Cucinotta. Maradona says Monday's variety show will be the first in a regular series for local network Canal 13. Maradona was recently named a vice president of his beloved Boca Juniors soccer club, and his entry into prime-time television marks a return to the public limelight for the Argentinean since his retirement last decade amid cocaine addiction and grave health problems. The 45-year-old has recently dropped weight, unveiling a slimmer profile after stomach stapling surgery. He's also been jetting around the world, making appearances as a broadcast commentator at European soccer matches and showing up for celebrity charity events. Maradona led Argentina to victory at the 1986 World Cup, and went on to become one of the sport's greatest legends despite battling a cocaine addiction. In 1991, Maradona failed a drug test and was banned for 15 months. He retired from the sport in 1997. In 2000, he had what doctors described as a brush with death when he was hospitalised in the Uruguayan beach resort of Punta del Este with a heart doctors said was pumping at less than half its capacity. Blood and urine samples turned up traces of cocaine, authorities said. In need of rehabilitation, Maradona chose Cuba - in part out of his regard for Cuban President Fidel Castro. He also underwent a 12-day hospitalisation in Buenos Aires in April 2004 for what doctors described as heart and lung problems.

A Delta Air Lines flight DL1997 from Miami (MIA) to Atlanta (ATL) was delayed over four hours on Monday, October 19 night after a passenger refused to wear a face mask and apparently hit a flight attendant across the face when they were asked to deplane. The Miami Dade Police Department eventually removed two passengers from the plane.1 min 56 sec video . Video Location: Flight DL1997 at Miami International Airport, Florida, US. (Footage by @AntwanetteMoore/Spectee via Getty Images UGC)

THE MAIN ROAD IN TEMPLE TERRACE IS CLOSED WHILE POLICE INVESTIGATE A FATAL ACCIDENT. OFFICERS ARE AT WORK CURRENTLY AT 56TH STREET AND BUSCH BOULEVARD, WHERE IT BECOMES BULLARD PARKWAY. THERE ARE REPORTS THE CORVETTER CONVERTIBLE WAS GOING 80 MILES PER HOUR WHEN IT SLAMMED INTO A CEMENT POWER POLE. ONE PERSON WAS KILLED IN THE ACCIDENT. ANOTHER IS IN THE HOSPITAL.

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