00:00:00:00 [VP Al Gore, Gov Paul Patton visit flooded section of Kentucky, offer aid]---MS VP Al Gore talking to assembled firefighters, police officers as he moves down line shaking hands/ CU G ...

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.

An apology and a one-thousand dollar donation to Cleveland's Ronald McDonald house today from an E-S-P-N sportscaster. Gary Miller pleaded no contest today to disorderly conduct for urinating on two off-duty police officers during the baseball playoffs. Miller was also fined 250-dollars and given a suspended 30 day jail sentence.

A trial date is set now for the second Kehoe brother accused of opening fire on police in Wilmington Last February. Cheyne Kehoe will stand trial January seventh. Kehoe is accused of shooting at two Clinton county sheriff's deputies. Kehoe waived extradition from Washington State and returned to Ohio earlier this month. His brother Chevie is scheduled to go to trial in December.

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/n21:54:29 Don't get me wrong, I have absolutely nothing against rich people. As a matter of fact my husband much to my surprise and his, has made a lot of money since he left the white house - doing what he loves doing most - talking to people. But we didn't ask for george bush's tax cuts - we didn't want them and we didn't need them.21:54:59 
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/n22:08:19 when president bush took office oil was 20 dollars a barrel. i waited for him after 9-11 to summon us to something greater than ourselves. what i was hoping for was a call for energy independance.all he had to do was just look at who flew the planes into the world trade center and the pentagon. when i'm president you will not see me holding hands with saudis you will see me holding the saudis accountable 22:09:02
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/n22:11:10 we will finally get tough on china because right now china's products come here and our jobs go there we play by the rules they manipulate their currency what do we get in return tainted fish, poisoned pet food, lead laced toys, polluted pharmaceuticals, when i'm president we're going to put an end to that. we're going to tell the chinese they cannot do that to us anymore 22:11:42
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/nCLINTON/3AM CALL TRT:25S OC: THIS COUNTRY
/n22:28:11 you know sometimes when phone rings at 3am in the white house it's an economic crisis. seems like sen. mccain would just let that phone ring and ring and ring well we need a president who will not only pick up that phone but immediately move into action to protect the incomes and the homes and protect wealth of the hard working middle class of this country 22:28:36
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/n21:50:09 for past 7 years president bush has conducted a dangerous experiment an extremism that has failed us and has taken us off course on a detour away from america's destiny 21:50:29 he's had 2 priorties tax cuts for the wealthy and war in iraq hasn't paid for either one of them 21:50:44
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/n21:47:50 you had a president who put your family first and you had a fema director that actually knew something about natural disasters so when my husband made a national commintment to rebuild grand forks that's exactly what happened. 21:48:14 imagine if the people along the gulf coast victims had president had a director of fema who cared about them who made a national commitmment and then followed through on it 21:48:30
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/n21:54:29 Don't get me wrong, I have absolutely nothing against rich people. As a matter of fact my husband much to my surprise and his, has made a lot of money since he left the white house - doing what he loves doing most - talking to people. But we didn't ask for george bush's tax cuts - we didn't want them and we didn't need them. 21:54:59 we'd rather that we had invested in clean renewable energy policy and with better schools for our children and with health care for the american people 21:55:10
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/n21:44:34 little bit i know is that they never give up...world class record to show for it...great honor to be here thank you for invitation 21:44:51
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/n21:45:09 want to thank friends and collegues for being here...great pleasure to serve with them...
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/n21:45:48 it is a fight that has to be raged..are you ready to take back the white house and take back this country well so am i 
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/n21:46:30 want to thank my favorite sinners...george and jane
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/n21:46:49 i'm delighted to be here in grand forks..espeically moving...come back from devasting floods of 1997
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/n***21:47:30 but you had a commitment to this community and you had a partner in the white house...you had a president (Cheers) 21:47:50 you had a president who put your family first and you had a fema director that actually knew something about natural disasters so when my husband made a national commintment to rebuild grand forks that's exactly what happened. 21:48:14 imagine if the people along the gulf coast victims had president had a director of fema who cared about them who made a national commitmment and then followed through on it 21:48:30 we're going to have president once again a president who does just that 21:48:36
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/n21:48:50 we stand on cusp on new beginnning..sound of that moving van ready to take george bush back to texas 21:49:04
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/n21:49:22 whole world will breathe sigh of relief when dick cheney and george bush hands over keys
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/n***21:49:39 i don't think we can even imagine damage we will find once we get back to the oval office. 8 years of neglect and of failure, 8 years of abusive power. 8 years that has undermine our standing in world our economy here at home the future that should be the birth rite of everyone one of our children. 21:50:09 for past 7 years pres bush has conducted a dangerous experiment an extremism that has failed us and has taken us off course on a deter away from america's destiny 21:50:29 he's had 2 priorties tax cuts for the wealthy and war in iraq hasn't paid for either one of them 21:50:44
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/n21:50:54 inherit suprlus..leaving behind mountain of debt..look at change of fortunue from where were to today...pres has mortage children future with reckless spending..he has put country at rish and in debt..living on borrowed money..seeing results ..we borrow money from mexico..turn around and use to buy oil from the saudi that kind of transaction not good for america 21:52:06
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/n21:52:09 it's as though george bush took subprime loan...when he wasn't putting into debt handing favors to special interest...put hard working middle class families last not overstatement that is a fact 21:52:46
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/n21:52:55 just look at the records..who here believes exxon mobile...needs more of your hard earn dollars..tax cuts for billionaire...no bid contracts for haliburton..time again croners have made out like bandits rest of us holding the bag 21:53:37
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/n21:53:47 how on earth can we have vp..ceo of haliburton..taking away 29 million dollars from workers and getting 20 millions...we may have had different pres in white house
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/n****21:54:35 don't get me wrong absoultely have nothing against rich poeple...as matter of fact husband makes lot of money...we didn't ask for george bush tax cuts....we'd rather have health care for american people 21:55:13
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/n21:55:26 instead of trying to solve problems using fear to divide us...wants us to be believe we can't be energy dependant..since when did we become can't do nations...let's start acting like american's again 21:56:05
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/n21:56:24 i believe there isn't any problem we can't solve and we need leadership that calls us to meeting our goals
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/n21:56:44 solutions not speeches...solutions and results for the american people
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/n21:56:58 i'm offering solutions that i believe will lead to better future..i believe that the american people need a fighter..i'm here to seek support to be that president for your future 21:57:38
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/n21:57:45 tonight as we're gathered here at this amazing people..i didn't know there this many democrats in n. dakota 21:58:05
/n21:58:05 across nd and across america...teachers are grading papers..nurses caring for sick they need pres who care about them 
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/n21:58:30 tonight janitor cleaning up..police officers standing guard..and they need a pres that will stand with them
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/n21:58:55 tonight families are sitting down talking about how to keep the farm in the familiy..rising gas prices...they need a pres that will deliver for them 21:59:18
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/n21:59:39 tonight our brave men and women in uniform are serving across globe..some of them on 2nd, 3rd, 4th tour of duty..they desrve commander in chief who will bring them home as responsibily as possible 22:00:15
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/n22:00:21 and once we bring them home take care of them give them health care support they deserve 22:00:35
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/n22:00:35 this election is about the kind of pres that america needs right now bc we have to pres who begins on day one..do work necessary solutions to problems and challenge we face..also about opportunity..america's best day still ahead of us if we decide to make it so 22:01:22 when i say solutions i mean an economy that works for all of us not those on top..where we create good jobs...i've put forward plans to create 5 mmillion new jobs...3 million in infracture needs..jobs that can't be outsource..jobs with digninty in america again
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/n22:02:24 i've had job since 13 years old...during teengager..went to college parents could afford rooom and tutuin..i was raised on work ethic of america..so that people are ready to work hard and have job to get ready and go to and not happening in george bush america
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/n22:03:29 when i say solution..reigning in corportate interest...55 billion goes into corporate interest..going to do everthing to return it to you..in your pockets.
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/n22:04:07 when i say solution i'm going to work to return to fiscal responsility ..one thing we can do...where we can't stand up to china cause we've made them our bankers...
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/n22:05:02 under my pres get back to pay as you go..it was a dem pres who balance budget...that's what we need back in the white house 22:05:32
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/n22:05:37 when is say sol i say parterning with farms again ...but those 34, 000 farms deserve pres who will work to pass farm bills that truly works for farmers 22:06:25
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/n22:06:39 we need priority like permanent disaster relief..i have worked with rurals communities in upstate new york...
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/n22:07:16 how can make small bus grow...put on ebay...we need creative ideas people will be able to stay near family they love..if we can bring economic opportunity back..of rurual america 22:08:02
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/n***22:08:03 when i say solution i mean declaring energy independance. i'd like us to issue a declaration of energy independance where we say once and four all 22:08:13 we're not going to held hostage over the barrel of 112 dollar oil 22:08:19 when pres bush took office oil was 20 dollars a barrel. i waited for him after 9-11 to summon us to something greater than ourselves. what i was hoping for was a call for energy independance.all he had to do was just look at who flew the planes into the world trade center and the pentagon. when i'm pres you will not see me holding hands with saudis you will see me holding the saudis accountable 22:09:02
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/n22:09:47 invest in our car companies...to give them the support that other compaines give auto manufactories
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/n22:10:11 where would i get money..take tax subsidies ...and give oil companies a choice. they can be part of sol or we will tax windfall profits
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/n***22:10:50 when i say solution i mean trade policies..22:10:56 we're going to call timeout on trade deals...i will call trade prosecutors...22:11:10 we will finally get tough on china because right now china's products come here and our jobs go there we play by the rules they manipulate their currency what do we get in return tainted fish, poisoned pet food, lead laced toys, polluted pharmaceuticals, when i'm president we're going to put an end to that. we're going to tell the chinese they cannot do that to us anymore 22:11:42
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/n22:11:52 when i say sol provide universal healthcare to every single americans
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/n22:12:11 how many know someonone who's uninsured...how many have to aruge to get them to pay for what you needed them to get done 
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/n22:12:42 we have millions more that have insurance policies but when try to use them they say just kidding...we have to let people that have insurance people who are happy with them keep what they have..i want to open up congressional health care that provides for members of congress..and you pay for 75 percent of the cost..and we're going to give you that options 22:13:34
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/n22:13:44 we'll provide healthcare tax credit..this is not just an issue for me...i listened to george sinner said how i tried...i wan'st successful but didn't give up...
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/n22:14:28 but i ask you to consider one small but tragic example in s. ohio...part of applachia..meeting with group of people in mobile home...
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/n22:17:04 if i'm elected pres we will get it done
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/n22:17:20 and when i say solution let's keep education part of the community..start with pre-school years..give to families..universal pre-kindergarten..and i will end unfunded mandate known as no child left behind
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/n22:18:00 i do not believe it is working..let's make college affordable again
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/n22:18:38 when i told late father i want to go to law school he said he couldn't afford it...i ask young people if they have college debt...how much interest paying..15, 30, 20 percent interset...i will do everything i can do take predatory lending out of student loans
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/n22:19:38 we will double hope task credit..want to 2 years of national service...if you already have debt if willing to do public servie...we will forgive you debt overtime
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/n22:20:10 i will also offer solutions to meet needs in indian country..i believe america should honor respons. to native americas..respect tribal sovereign...throw open doors to white house like when bill pres..i will work with sen. dorgan to full fund health service
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/n22:21:04 finally when i say sol..i mean restoring moral authortiy in the world. starts with ending war in iraq. i know not going to be easy..understand risk and danger..proud getting general endorse..they believe not only respect and take care of family..but force should be used as last resort not first resort in dealing with our problems...and i will engage diplomatically around the world..reparing relationsips and alliances..in today interconnected world, we cannot solve problems alone..global terroris..we have to find common ground..it's important to recognize if america does not lead world lose it's way..i will do everything to build on relationship already have 22:23:32
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/n22:23:33 have traveled...send unmistable we lead once again by our values...if we are willing to reach out hand in cooperation..we can overcome any danger and difficulity..consider highest priority to take care of our veterans 22:24:20
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/n22:24:24 i will pass new 20th century gi bill of rights...because for me all our veterans from young to old..desere speech on vet day..expect va to be fully funded..they deserve to be given every built of help they have earned 22:25:20
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/n22:25:21 this is america we can build together..sometimes when list all problems sound like daunting task..confident we're up for the job..always believe next gen bettter than last...american dream should be there for everyone..i believe will be vigorous and challending election..great respect for sen mccain served country..but offering wrong ideals for america...part of the reason have run specific solution campaign...we have to go toe to toe with mccain...we have to have america trust us again.
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/n22:27:24 sen mccain wants to keep iraq for up to 100 years....starting within 60 days..***22:27:36 i am ready be commander in chief and to answer that 3am phone call when something goes wrong somewhere in the world . senator mccain has admitted he doesn't understand the economy and he's proving that everyday in his campaign.. he looked at the home mortage crisis and he blamed the homeowners his plan for the economy is to continue george bush's failed economic policies that brought us record deficit and brought this country to the brink of a recession 22:28:11 you know sometimes when phone rings at 3am in the white house it's an economic crisis. seems like sen. mccain would just let that phone ring and ring and ring well we need a president who will not only pick up that phone but immediately move into action to protect the incomes and the homes ...protect wealth of the hard working middle class of this country 22:28:36
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/n22:29:23 i know what its like to stumble...neither will america if we get ready to win election in nov. 22:29:41
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/n22:30:07 if stand with me torrow we wil fight on to victory..some people think we don't need fighters..would be great news oil comp, drug company...happy to bail out bear sterns..we need a fighter back in the white who will bring back different values...it takes hard work and take someone willing to roil up "her" sleeves and get job done for america 22:31:12
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/n22:31:23 i started career many years ago for lawyres in defense fund...i'm still fighting for them..as first lady went to bat for gulf war victims...i'm still standing with them..i believe with all my heart, i will believe can stand up to dem...***wish they would just apologize for last 8 years...i don't think that will happen..when repub come after us...they've been after me for 15 years and i'm still standing once again 22:32:52
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/n22:33:09 you've heard me say this before take a clinton clean up after last bush..take this clinton to clean up after this bush
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/n22:34:06 give us...give us this nation to live and this moment to seize..i know we are ready...thank you and god bless america (0:00) /

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.

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.

EUCLID, OHIO POLICE BELIEVE A MAN CONVICTED OF KIDNAPPING AND RAPE MAY HAVE INFECTED AS MANY AS 100 TEENAGERS AND YOUNG MEN WITH THE AIDS VIRUS.END.

Willoughby, Ohio Police are still wondering why a woman would put so many people at risk to avoid a simple traffic stop. Judy Jones led police on a high speed chase early this morning, it ended in a horrible crash. What you see here is the view from a police cruiser responding to the scene. 29-year old Henry Coy was driving the other car. He is listed in guarded condition. Hospital officals say Judy Jones underwent surgery for multiple fractures.

TAPE: EF03/0036 IN_TIME: 06:56:24 DURATION: 2:15 SOURCES: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame/APTN/SKY/WKYC RESTRICTIONS: SKY = No access UK/Ireland/CNNi/ Euronews/Internet, music/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: London/Holyhead - 12 Jan 2003/File SHOTLIST: Ohio - 7 May 1997 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Clients must give on screen credit 1. Various 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?" SKY FILE 3. Maurice Gibb at a table SKY 12 January 2003 4. SOUNDBITE (English) David Prever, Disc Jockey "Andy Gibb died when he was 30 years old from a heart infection, he had lots of problems in his life, he died ridiculously young and Maurice, or Mo as he was known to the rest of the family and his close friends, he had all sorts of problems with alcohol in the 1970s. There is one story that he was so high on stage during one concert that he decided to lie down. People thought it was part of the act but really he was in such a bad state that he couldn't get up." SKY FILE 5. Gibb at table SKY 12 January 2003 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Paphides, Music Journalist "(He was) very funny, just constantly joking looking for an opportunity to turn something into a punchline and really unaffected in a really unusual way." APTN London - 6 May 1998 7. Fans at police cordon SKY London - 12 January 2003 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Blue Weaver, Former band member "He was a warm, gentle, generous joker, he could always make humour out of any situation and he could make people feel at their ease immediately." APTN London - 6 May 1998 9. Maurice Gibb arriving at stage production of Saturday Night Fever SKY Holyhead, Wales, UK - 12 January 2003 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Andrew Mon-Hughes, Bee Gees' biographer, "The Everly Brothers were two part, the Bee Gees added another part to that and came up with this unique three part harmony. Obviously the brothers used to write songs together and Maurice I think was more involved with the music than the lyrics on that." APTN London - 6 May 1998 11. 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.

About 150 illegal workers were arested by immigration officials at a packaging plant in West Chester, Ohio today.Officials say its the largest ever in the Cincinnati area.

TAPE: EF03/0036 IN_TIME: 15:54:13 DURATION: 3:20 SOURCES: Various (see shotlist) RESTRICTIONS: SKY = No access UK/Ireland/CNNi/ Euronews/Internet, music/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: Various - 12/13 Jan 2003/ File SHOTLIST File - Ohio - 7 May 1997 - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Clients must give on screen credit 1. Various of the Bee Gees performing (Maurice Gibb is playing guitar) WKYC File - 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?" SKY File 3. Two shots Maurice Gibb at a table SKY File London, 12 January 2003 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Blue Weaver, former band member: "He was a warm, gentle, generous joker, he could always make humour out of any situation and he could make people feel at their ease immediately." File - APTN London - 6 May 1998 5. Various of Maurice Gibb arriving at stage production of 'Saturday Night Fever' SKY 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Andrew Mon-Hughes Bee Gees biographer: "The Everly Brothers were two part, The Bee Gees added another voice to that and came up with this unique three part harmony. Obviously the brothers used to write songs together. Maurice I think was more involved with the music rather than the lyrics on that." File - APTN London - 6 May 1998 7. Banner over doors reading: "Saturday Night Fever" Channel 7/Internet Melbourne, Australia - January 13, 2003 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Molly Meldrum, Rock Commentator: "It's not surprising that so many people are very sad that has happened with one of the Bee Gees going." Channel 7/Internet Sydney, Australia - January 13, 2003 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Jacobson, Pop Promoter: "It's a huge loss for the music world. I rate the Bee Gees, personally, above the Beatles as far as their writing ability, their great harmonising, natural harmony and their performance value." BBC - MUST GIVE BBC MANDATORY ON SCREEN CREDIT Miami, US - 12 January 2003 10. Barry Gibb pan to Robin Gibb in studio for interview 11. Exterior Mount Sinai Hospital where Maurice died 12. Close shot entrance 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Barry Gibb, Bee Gee: "The fact that they had to operate on Maurice during the shock of cardiac arrest is very questionable and we will pursue every factor, every element, every second, of the timeline of the final hours of Maurice's life. We will pursue that relentlessly, that will be our quest from now on." 14. Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb posing for photographers 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Gibb, Bee Gee: "He was just one of the most beautiful people in the world and a very gifted man and it's a loss to the world, not just for us." ABC 16. Exterior Jimmy's diner, which Gibb used to frequent 17. SOUNDBITE (English) Denis Tetenes, Jimmy's diner employee: "He has been coming for the last three or four years every day when he was in Miami." 18. Various of table where Gibb used to sit, with signed photo and candle 19. Various of fans walking outside Gibb's mansion 20. Various of police outside Barry Gibb's mansion 21. Car driving into Gibb's home BBC MUST GIVE BBC MANDATORY ON SCREEN CREDIT 22. Close up Gibb laughing AMID TRIBUTES, BEREAVED GIBB BROTHERS VOW TO INVESTIGATE MAURICE'S DEATH Tributes continued to pour in from around the world on Monday for Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees, who died at a Miami Beach hospital on Sunday aged 53. But his brothers say they want to know why he died after what should have been a routine operation. Fifty three year old Maurice was admitted to a Miami Beach hospital on Wednesday and on Thursday underwent emergency for a blocked intestine, shortly after suffering a heart attack. In an interview with the BBC, the Gibb brothers questioned his treatment, saying that the decision to operate so soon after a cardiac arrest was "questionable" and promised to make it their mission to find out what happened. The three brothers who made up legendary pop group came together for the last time at Maurice's bedside just hours before he died in Florida yesterday. A family statement issued immediately after his death said: "It is with great sadness and sorrow that we regretfully announce the passing of Maurice Gibb. "His love and enthusiasm and energy for life remain an inspiration to all of us. We will all deeply miss him." The brothers had been some of the best-known faces in show business for the last four decades. They started their singing careers in the 1950s, earning their name from a previous incarnation as the Brothers Gibb. Following a spell in Australia, where they gained their first recording contract, they returned to the UK in 1967 to critical acclaim. Their distinctive, close-harmony singing became their trademark and survived musical fashion and family rifts. Their hits include the soundtrack to the film of the disco phenomenon, Saturday Night Fever, in 1977 and a sequel, Stayin' Alive, in 1983. 'Saturday Night Fever' saw some of the group's most successful tracks such as 'Stayin' Alive,' 'How Deep Is Your Love' and 'Night Fever.' Their last album together was in 2001, entitled 'This Is Where I Came In.' The brothers had nine No. 1 songs, wrote dozens of hits for other artists, and sold more than 110 million records- placing them fifth in pop history behind Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney.

TAPE: EF03/0034 IN_TIME: 01:04:07 DURATION: 2:15 SOURCES: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame/APTN/SKY/WKYV RESTRICTIONS: Sky = No Access UK/Ireland/CNNi/ Euronews/Internet DATELINE: London/Holyhead - 12 Jan 2003/File SHOTLIST: Ohio - 7 May 1997 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Clients must give on screen credit 1. Various 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?" SKY FILE 3. Maurice Gibb at a table SKY 12 January 2003 4. SOUNDBITE (English) David Prever, Disc Jockey "Andy Gibb died when he was 30 years old from a heart infection, he had lots of problems in his life, he died ridiculously young and Maurice, or Mo as he was known to the rest of the family and his close friends, he had all sorts of problems with alcohol in the 1970s. There is one story that he was so high on stage during one concert that he decided to lie down. People thought it was part of the act but really he was in such a bad state that he couldn't get up." SKY FILE 5. Gibb at table SKY 12 January 2003 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Paphides, Music Journalist "(He was) very funny, just constantly joking looking for an opportunity to turn something into a punchline and really unaffected in a really unusual way." APTN London - 6 May 1998 7. Fans at police cordon SKY London - 12 January 2003 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Blue Weaver, Former band member "He was a warm, gentle, generous joker, he could always make humour out of any situation and he could make people feel at their ease immediately." APTN - No Access Australia London - 6 May 1998 9. Maurice Gibb arriving at stage production of Saturday Night Fever SKY Holyhead, Wales, UK - 12 January 2003 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Andrew Mon-Hughes, Bee Gees' biographer, "The Everly Brothers were two part, the Bee Gees added another part to that and came up with this unique three part harmony. Obviously the brothers used to write songs together and Maurice I think was more involved with the music than the lyrics on that." APTN London - 6 May 1998 11. 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.

There was a fatal shooting tonight at Ohio State University involving a campus police officer. Officials say the officer, 47-year-old Mike Blankenship was pronounced dead at the Ohio State University Medical Center with a gunshot wound to the head. Blankenship was shot in the lobby of the Wexner Center early this evening. Police believe the suspect is hiding out in a parking garage on campus. Streets in the area have been barricaded and a SWAT team is on the scene searching for the suspect.

NAME: US CLINTON REAX 030904NX TAPE: EF04/0881 IN_TIME: 10:54:51:04 DURATION: 00:04:13:20 SOURCES: APTN/ABC/POOL DATELINE: Various, 3 Sept 2004 RESTRICTIONS: see script SHOTLIST: APTN New York, New York - 3 September 2004 1. Tilt up view of New York Presbyterian Hospital where Bill Clinton will undergo heart bypass surgery ABC - No Access Internet Syracuse, New York - 3 September 2004 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Senator Hillary Clinton: "You may have heard by now however, as it has just hit the news, that he was admitted to Columbia Presbyterian Hospital just in the last hour or so. He is scheduled to have bypass surgery. He went to our local hospital yesterday complaining of some chest pains and shortness of breath and the initial testing was normal so he spent the night at home and we talked through the day and he said he felt fine and not to worry and he'd see me at the fair. But his doctors asked him to come back early this morning for some additional tests and as a result of those additional tests at Westchester Medical Centre they did advise him to have bypass surgery and to do it as soon as he could." FILE - APTN New York, New York - 22 June 2004 3. Close up of Bill Clinton signing his memoir ABC - No Access Internet Syracuse, New York - 3 September 2004 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Senator Hillary Clinton: "We have to um, really follow through on the recommendations that the physicians have made. He is in excellent hands and he is at one of the great hospitals in the world, but I am going to leave now so that I can go be with him." 5. Pull back view as Senator Clinton leaves room ABC - No Access Internet Newark, Ohio - 3 September 2004 6. Wide view as Senator Kerry walks onto stage 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Senator John Kerry, Democratic candidate for President: "I just want to mention one other thing to all of you, because we want to extend our wishes and our prayer and our thoughts to him: President Clinton went in the hospital today and he's going to be fine. He's going to have bypass surgery that's going to take place, I think, tomorrow. But every single one of us, every single one of us, wants to extend to him our best wishes, our prayers and our thoughts, and I want you all to let a cheer out and clap that he can hear all the way to New York, all the way to New York!" ABC - No Access Internet West Allis, Wisconsin - 3 September 2004 8. Wide shot President George Bush and First Lady Laura Bush 9. SOUNDBITE (English) President George Bush: "Around here we just received word that President Clinton has been hospitalized. Our thoughts and prayers are with him. We send him best wishes for a swift and speedy recovery." APTN New York, New York - 3 September 2004 10. Various exteriors of hospital 11. Pan from police officer to media members outside hospital FILE - Pool Boston, Massachusetts - 26 July 2004 12. Wide view of audience 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Bill Clinton, former US President: "Now at a time when we are trying to get other people to give up nuclear, biological and chemical weapons, they are trying to develop two new nuclear weapons that they say we might use first." 14. Wide view of audience FILE - APTN New York, New York - 22 June 2004 15. Bill Clinton at book signing for his biography UPSOUND (English) Bill Clinton, former US President: "I feel good. It is nice. I am glad it has finally happened. I've been living with this for two and a half years." 16. Various of Clinton signing his book APTN 17. Medium shot, British Foreign Minister Jack Straw 18. Cutaway of cameraman 19. SOUNDBITE (English) Jack Straw, British Foreign Minister: "Of course, again, one of considerable shock. Bill Clinton is one of the liveliest, most active of international statesmen. For him to have to face such surgery is a shock but we all wish him well." 20. Jack Straw walks into building surrounded by media STORYLINE: Former President Bill Clinton checked into a Manhattan hospital on Friday with chest pains and will soon undergo bypass surgery. According to a statement from his office, Clinton was admitted to New York Presbyterian Hospital after undergoing initial testing at his local hospital. His wife Senator Hillary Clinton confirmed the news at a public appearance in Syracuse, New York before travelling to be with him. Dozens of reporters and camera crews were assembled outside the hospital, which is located north of Clinton's Harlem office. There was no immediate comment from hospital officials. There was also no official word on when the surgery would take place. A source said it was not likely to take place on Friday, but Hillary Clinton said the president was advised "to do it as soon as he could." The 58-year-old Clinton had a cancerous growth removed from his back shortly after leaving office in early 2001. It turned out to be basal cell carcinoma, the most treatable form of skin cancer. In 1996, he had had a pre-cancerous lesion removed from his nose and a year before that had a benign cyst taken off his chest. Other than that, Clinton has had the normal health problems that often accompany aging -- including periods of slightly elevated cholesterol and hearing loss -- and an appetite for junk food. In 1997, he was fitted with hearing aids. He has also suffered from allergies. President Bush wished Clinton "best wishes for a swift and speedy recovery" at a campaign stop in West Allis, Wisconsin. Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, speaking at a presidential campaign rally in Newark, Ohio, said of Clinton: "He's going to be fine," asking the crowd to extend their best wishes, prayers and thoughts." British Foreign Minister Jack Straw called Clinton one of the "liveliest" of statesmen. "For him to have to face such surgery is a shock but we all wish him well", he said.

An Ohio grandmother who put coins in expired parking meters has been found guilty of obstructing official business. Sylvia Stanton was ticketed by a Cincinnati police officer for refusing to obey the officer's orders to stop feeding expired meters last October. Stanton says she is disappointed with the jury's ruling, however she says she is not sorry for what she did. The conviction carries the possibility of a 750-dollar fine and a three month jail sentence. Prosecutors says they'll seek only the fine.

Columbus, Ohio Police have arrested an armed man who barricaded himself in a music store this morning after a stolen car he was driving hit a truck. Police say the man ran into the store after he drove the stolen car along a heavily traveled business road at speeds in excess of 80 mph. Police say then after the suspect collided with the truck, he got out of the car with a gun and ran into the music store. All employees in the store escaped with out injury.

TAPE: EF03/0036 IN_TIME: 06:58:47 DURATION: 2:30 SOURCES: APTN/CH7 RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: Sydney, Australia, January 13, 2003 SHOTLIST: APTN File: Ohio, USA - 7 May 1997 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Clients must give on screen credit AUDIO AS INCOMING 1. Various shots of the Bee Gees performing (Maurice Gibb is playing guitar) Channel 7 Melbourne, Australia 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Molly Meldrum, Rock Commentator "It's not surprising that so many people are very sad that an (inaudible) has happened now with one of the Bee Gees going." Channel 7 Brisbane, Australia - 13 January 2003 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bill Gates, Former Radio Announcer "Well, devastating news really, I mean it came as a great shock because last time I saw Maurice he was in wonderful form, irrepressible as usual, full of wit and humour and energy and life, and then we heard that he was ill and in hospital a couple of days ago, and we were led to believe that he may be recovering, and then all of a sudden came through the devastating news that he was passed away. It's a terrible thing." Channel 7 Sydney, Australia - 13 January 2003 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kevin Jacobson, Pop Promoter "It's a huge loss for the music world, I mean, you know, I rate the Bee Gees personally above the Beatles, so far as their writing ability and their great harmonising and natural harmony, and their performance value." 4. Cutaway Bee Gees poster pull out to Jacobson 5. Close up Jacobson 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kevin Jacobson, Pop Promoter "They were playing at a party in a luxury house on the Gold Coast - we thought it was luxurious in those days - and he came running back, Col came running back to the hotel, and said 'Quick, where's my tape recorder? I've just heard a fantastic group." 7. Tilt up on Jacobson 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kevin Jacobson, Pop Promoter (in answer to question about Maurice's alleged shyness) "No I don't know where that'd come from because Maurice was out there, I mean he sort of wore a smile on his face, he was really quirky and humorous, I mean Maurice always found a funny side of a statement or a situation." APTN File: London, UK - 6 May 1998 9. Police cordon in front of Bee Gee fans 10. Maurice Gibb arriving at stage production of Saturday Night Fever 11. Banner over doors reading "Saturday Night Fever" STORYLINE: Tributes continued to pour in from around the world on Monday at the death of Maurice Gibb, a member of pop group the Bee Gees, died at a Miami Beach hospital on Sunday, at the age of 53. Gibb suffered a cardiac arrest before undergoing emergency surgery for a blocked intestine. He was admitted to Mount Sinai Medical Centre 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. The youngest 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.

It started out as a routine traffic stop along an Ohio roadway... but it turned into an altercation that was aired around the nation.Two brothers got into a shootout with police officers in Clinton County, Ohio... and it was all caught on tape.Chevie Keho, the driver of the truck, sits in a Wilmington, Ohio jail on 20 million-dollars bond.His passenger-brother Chayne Keho remains in custody in Washington State... he is fighting extradition.Rich Skidmore has the latest on the story.(take pkg)

NAME: MILOSOVIC OBIT 20060311I TAPE: EF06/0214 IN_TIME: 11:10:45:05 DURATION: 00:07:06:22 SOURCES: Various DATELINE: Various, FILE RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOTLIST RTS - NO ACCESS YUGOSLAVIA KOSOVO - APRIL 1987 1. Various Milosevic addresses crowd in Kosovo 2. UPSOUND: (Serbo-croat) Slobodan Milosevic "Nobody has the right to beat you." AP TELEVISION NEWS KOSOVO - JULY 1989 3. Milosevic addresses rally AP TELEVISION NEWS CROATIA - JULY 1991 4. Various of massive Serb military convoys on the road heading towards Croatia from Serbia 5. Various aftermath of ethnic fighting in Tenja AP TELEVISION NEWS VOJVODINA, SERBIA - JULY 1991 6. Various Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic inspecting Serb troops AP TELEVISION NEWS SARAJEVO, BOSNIA-HEREZEGOVINA - NOVEMBER 1994 7. Hilton Hotel takes a direct hit 8. Various houses hit Sarajevo POOL SARAJEVO, BOSNIA-HEREZEGOVINA - JUNE 1992 9. Various aftermath in Sarajevo, man crawling away, AP TELEVISION NEWS DONJI VAKUF, BOSNIA - NOVEMBER 22, 1992 10. Trench fighting AP TELEVISION NEWS SREBRENICA, BOSNIA - JULY 12 1995 11. UN soldiers standing by refugees, Bosnia AP TELEVISION NEWS CERSKA, SREBRENICA, BOSNIA - JULY 12 1996 12. Women and children boarding buses AP TELEVISION NEWS KNIN, CROATIA - AUGUST 1995 13. Various of the Fall of Knin AP TELEVISION NEWS OHIO, US - NOVEMBER 21 1995 14. Dayton signing ceremony 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Slobodan Milosevic: "The solutions achieved here include painful concessions by all sides. However, without such concessions it would be impossible to succeed here, and peace would be impossible." AP TELEVISION NEWS NEAR SREBRENICA, BOSNIA - JULY 11 1996 16. Wide of mass graves 17. Men digging 18. Close-up of skulls 19. Close-up of forensic investigator with skulls in background JRT - NO ACCESS YUGOSLAVIA BELGRADE, SERBIA - NOVEMBER 3 1996 20. Milosevic and his wife Mirjana Markovic voting AP TELEVISION NEWS BELGRADE, SERBIA - DECEMBER 24 1996 21. Riot police charge anti-Milosevic demo AP TELEVISION NEWS BEBUS BRDO, NEAR RACAK, KOSOVO - JANUARY 17 1999 22. Various investigators taking notes on bodies, 23. US Head of peace verifiers in Kosovo, William Walker walking 24. Close-up verifier examining body JRT - NO ACCESS YUGOSLAVIA BELGRADE, SERBIA - MARCH 25 1999 25. Various shots of bombing 26. Milosevic addressing his countrymen on TV to defend their country by all means RTS - NO ACCESS YUGOSLAVIA BELGRADE, SERBIA - APRIL 21 1995 27. Milosevic's party HQ bombed by NATO RTS - NO ACCESS YUGOSLAVIA BELGRADE, SERBIA - JUNE 2 1995 28. Ahtisaari and Chernomyrdin shake hands with Milosevic POOL PRISTINA, KOSOVO - JUNE 12 1999 29. NATO troops arriving in Pristina AP TELEVISION NEWS - AP CLIENTS ONLY BELGRADE, SERBIA - MAY 2000 30. Various people at opposition rally AP TELEVISION NEWS BELGRADE, SERBIA - SEPTEMBER 2000 31. Clenched fists 32. Wide of crowd AP TELEVISION NEWS BELGRADE, SERBIA - SEPTEMBER 27 2000 33. Various of Milosevic in an event with supporters cheering. AP TELEVISION NEWS BELGRADE, SERBIA - SEPTEMBER 2000 34. High pan across wide shot of demonstration 35. Various of demonstration 36. Opposition candidate Vojislav Kostunica comes onto stage AP TELEVISION NEWS BELGRADE, SERBIA - OCTOBER 5 2000 37. Various of crowds storming Parliament building RTS - NO ACCESS YUGOSLAVIA APRIL 1 2001 38. Police lining the road outside Milosevic's house AP TELEVISION NEWS APRIL 1 2001 39. Convoy carrying Milosevic to prison AP TELEVISION NEWS SCHEVENINGEN, NETHERLANDS - JUNE 29 2001 40. Wide of Milosevic coming out of helicopter, flanked by two guards 41. Milosevic walking through prison courtyard ICTY THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS - JULY 3 2001 42. Milosevic standing in court 43. Close up of chief prosecutor for the war crimes tribunal, Carla Del Ponte 44. SOUNDBITE: (English) Slobodan Milosevic, former Serbian president "I consider this tribunal a false tribunal and the indictments false indictments. It is illegal being not appointed by the UN General Assembly. So I have no need to appoint counsel to an illegal organ." 45. Interiors of courtroom STORYLINE: Former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic has died in the detention centre at The Hague tribunal. He was found dead in his cell on Saturday morning. It is believed he died of natural causes. For almost a decade Milosevic was the undisputed leader of his country. Charismatic, cynical and astute, he held his position in Serbia's turbulent political waters by skilfully and quickly switching masks: first a communist, then a nationalist, then a communist once more. Milosevic joined the communist party in 1960s and proved himself an able industrial administrator. He was general manager of Belgrade's gas company and main bank before becoming chief of the capital's communist organisation. He burst onto the political scene in spring 1987 with an impassioned speech in support of minority Serbs in the southern province of Kosovo. Milosevic's naked nationalism was a break with the Yugoslav communist tradition of brotherhood and unity. It lit a fire among Serbs throughout the former-Yugoslavia, allowing Milosevic to sideline other communist leaders and seize the leadership of the communist party. Millions of Serbs viewed Milosevic as a hero who would create the Greater Serbia of their myths. Within two years he was propelled to the Serbian presidency. Under the pretext of protecting Serbs living in Croatia, he used the Serb-led Yugoslav army to intervene against Croatia's secessionist drive in 1991. At least ten-thousand people were killed and hundreds of Croatian towns and villages were devastated before the war ground to a United Nations (UN) patrolled ceasefire in January 1992. When Bosnia tried to break away in April 1992, Milosevic bankrolled the Bosnian Serb rebellion and turned the Yugoslav army in the republic into a Bosnian Serb force. About 200,000 people were killed and millions were left homeless in the three-and-a-half-year war. The United Nations punished Serbia and Montenegro - all that remained of Yugoslavia - by imposing a strict trade embargo. Fuel shortages were a visible sign of a wholesale collapse of the Serbian economy. Half the workforce was unemployed and hyperinflation wiped out savings. Milosevic saw that the only way to get the sanctions lifted was to play the role of the peacemaker. That involved abandoning Croatia's rebel Serbs, who were driven from their homes when the Croatian army recaptured almost all the land the Serbs had seized there in 1991. And it meant abandoning the nationalist goal of a Serb state in Bosnia when Milosevic negotiated peace in the Serbs' name and signed a US sponsored peace truce in Dayton, Ohio, in November 1995. "The solutions achieved here include painful concessions by all sides. However, without such concessions it would be impossible to succeed here, and peace would be impossible. Therefore, no party should regret the concessions which were given," Milosevic said. From then on Milosevic was a necessary US tool in trying to hold Bosnian Serbs to a bargain they hated and had not made. He was feted by western political and military leaders and rewarded with a lifting of sanctions. But if Milosevic thought the recovery of the Serbian economy would put an end to his troubles he was to be surprised. At municipal elections on November 17, his Socialist Party suffered serious reverses. True to form, Milosevic's regime reacted by nullifying the vote in towns and municipalities won by the opposition coalition. When protestors took to the streets Milosevic first tried a softly-softly approach. When it became clear the protests weren't going to peter out he ordered riot police to clear the streets and closed down opposition radio stations. But after nearly three months of street protests, Serbia's opposition leaders gained their first democratic concessions from Milosevic. Shortly afterwards, Belgrade's first non-communist leaders in half a century took their seats in the capital's city hall. But the opposition's popularity only lasted six months, and in July 1997 Milosevic, his power base stronger than ever, was elected president of Yugoslavia. It was a hastily organised election, apparently to prevent the leaders of Montenegro from voting against him. In July 1997, Milosevic launched a military offensive against ethnic Albanians in Kosovo. For several months Albanians sought refuge in neighbouring Macedonia. With peace talks breaking down after Milosevic refused to sign the internationally-sponsored autonomy plan, NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation) launched military strikes against Serbia. A defiant Milosevic told his countrymen to defend their country by every means. But after 11 weeks of bombing, Milosevic gave into NATO's demands. He was later indicted for war crimes by the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, in The Hague. Despite the death and destruction wreaked by the bombing and the imminent arrival of a huge foreign force on Yugoslav soil, Milosevic proclaimed a victory for the Serbs. But despite his defiant stand, the Yugoslav leader was losing support at home. On the streets of Belgrade and other cities, thousands of people rallied to oust Milosevic and the previously divided opposition began to co-operate in order to realise their shared dream of ejecting Milosevic from power. Hundreds of thousands of people swarmed the capital to demand that Milosevic accept his apparent electoral defeat by Vojislav Kostunica in the September 24 election. As demonstrators charged and riot police cowered behind helmets and shields, the federal parliament building, the state broadcasting centre and police stations fell in quick succession. More than 100,000 people gathered in front of parliament to hear Kostunica's speech. The crowd chanted "Save Serbia and kill yourself Slobodan!" as opposition leaders claimed victory over Milosevic. On 5 October 2000 nearly 15,000 people, crammed into cars and buses, travelled in convoy to Belgrade. Once in the capital the huge crowds stormed the Parliament building, smashing windows, ransacking offices and setting them on fire. Milosevic finally conceded defeat and Kostunica was declared president. Despite repeated calls by the international community to hand Milosevic over to the International War Crimes Tribunal in the Hague, Kostunica, himself a Serb nationalist, allowed the former President to remain at the presidential palace. Since then Milosevic's appearances were sparse, but in a televised interview Milosevic remained defiant, insisting his regime had committed no crimes, feared nothing from the Hague tribunal and that his conscience was clear. Asked whether he was afraid of the Hague, Milosevic said, "I do not recognise The Hague. It is a political institution which is a part of the mechanism of ruining Serbian nation and it had proven itself to be such an institution throughout its existence. Also it is an illegal institution." Milosevic said he had no reason to be afraid. "I am not afraid of the Yugoslav courts, I can sleep peacefully, I don't have a guilty conscience," he said. On 1 April 2001 Milosevic was arrested in his villa after a two day standoff during which he threatened to kill his family and himself. The arrest coincided with the expiry of an American deadline to the Yugoslav government to detain Milosevic or risk losing substantial economic aid. Although not formally charged, Milosevic would have to answer questions on financial corruption and abuse of power. Following another American and European deadline, for extradition to the United Nations war crimes tribunal in the Hague, Milosevic was shipped of to Scheveningen prison before answering any charges in his own country. He faced charges of planning and ordering a campaign of terror, persecution and violence against the Kosovo Albanians at the end of the 1990s. Chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte broadened the charges to cover alleged war crimes in Bosnia and Croatia. At the hearing Milosevic appeared without lawyers and refused to enter a plea to war crimes allegations, telling the UN tribunal that his trial was aimed at covering up Western crimes in Yugoslavia. On December 2003, former US General Wesley Clarke, and former NATO commander, testified as a prosecution witness at the International war crimes tribunal. Milosevic said that Clarke was a liar. On July 2004, the tribunal delayed the trial due to concerns about Milosevic health. Milosevic opened his defence on 31 September 2004, starting the long-delayed second half of his trial. Milosevic began by complaining to the judges that he was allotted only four hours to make his opening statement, while prosecutors were given three days to outline their case when the trial began in February 2002. But presiding judge Patrick Robinson ordered Milosevic to proceed, saying the defence case had repeatedly been delayed by Milosevic's frail health. By the time of his death, the prosecution had completed its case, but the defence was continuing, interrupted by Milosevic's frequent ill-health.

FTG FOR A DAN HARRIS CS VO ON THE PARADE ACCIDENT AT THE 79TH ANNUAL MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE, THIS AFTER A STREETLIGHT PLUNGED INTO A CROWD OF SPECTATORS AFTER A GIANT BALLOON CRASHED INTO A LAMPPOST / TAPE ALSO CONTAINS FEEDS ABOUT COLD WEATHER IN THE UNITED STATES PLUS PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH PARDONING A TURKEY. 12:51:04 WS MACY'S PARADE - CLOWNS 12:51:12 CLOWN BALLOON 12:51:38 MACY'S STAR BALLOONS 12:51:42 CUTE MARCHERS DOING SILLY DANCE 12:52:00 PAN OVER TO CROWD 12:52:16 NATS OF SILLY CLOWN CAR 12:52:25 DECENT SHOT OF SCOOBY DOO 12:52:35 NICE LOW ANGLE OF SCOOBY, TILT DOWN 12:52:44 BOAT HEADDRESS FLOAT 12:52:59 SHORT DRIVE BY 12:53:10 SHOT OF BIG BIRD 12:53:16 BIG BIRD HANDLERS TILT UP 12:53:34 DUMB BIG BIRD HOUSE FLOAT 12:53:46 PUPPET SHOW THAT ZACH THINKS IS NICE AND GREAT FOR SOME REASON 12:53:57 BARNEY 12:54:05 MARCHERS PLAY ROCKY REALLY BADLY 12:54:27 TEDDY BEAR? KOALA HITLER? 12:54:37 CRYSTAL PALACE WITH REALLY CHINTZY PRINCESS 12:54:51 ETHNIC GIRLS. 12:55:06 CHICKEN LITTLE - PRETTY NICE 12:55:13 CLOWNS ROLL WHEELY 12:55:19 MICKEY MOUSE DOING TACKY DANCE. HITS. 12:55:31 DANCING DISNEY FURBIES 12:55:41 CHARLIE BROWN 12:55:54 DORA THE EXPLORER 12:56:02 LAS DORA 12:56:05 SUPERGROVER 12:56:16 RONALD MCDONALD SAME, FROM TIMES SQUARE, NOT UWS 12:56:44 STUPID CLOWNS AND PEOPLE CHEERING 12:56:57 CU MACY'S STAR 12:57:12 MARCHING BAND NOT PLAYING - JUST WAVING THEIR STUPID TROMBONES 12:57:25 PILGRIMS ON TURKEY 12:57:37 SCOOBY TILT AND PAN TO REVEAL BIG BIRD 12:57:49 LITTLE GIRL HAPPY ON DADDY'S SHOULDER WAVES 12:57:56 NATIVES 12:58:00 GARFIELD?. INTERESTING ANGLE AFTER PUSH 12:58:12 ALABAMA BARNEY 12:58:21 BLUE SPRINGS FLAGWAVERS. LAME LAME LAME. AND THEY'RE PURPLE. FTG ABOUT NYC ACCIDENT 12:59:12 HEADLESS LAMP. FOR A QUARTER SECOND. 12:59:32 ZACH'S NOT HAPPY. SIX SHOTS ALREADY. 12:59:43 JEFF'S BACK. 13:00:03 CU LAMP ON SIDEWALK 13:00:19 SYNCLESS WONDER. SHUTTLE.. 13:00:45 STRETCHER LADY 13:01:04 LIFTED INTO AMBULANCE 13:01:12 COPS MOVING STUFF 13:01:16 LAMP CU CLEANER WITH SWISHY PULL 13:01:28 BAD TILT FROM HEADLESS LAMP TO LAMP CU ON SIDEWALK PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH TURKEY PARDON 13:02:26 PAST YEARS, TURKEYS I SPARED WENT ON TO LEAD LIVES OF LEISURE AT FRYING PAN PARK 13:02:38 THIS YEAR A LITTLE DIFFERENT. . MARSHMALLOW AND YAM A LITTLE SKEPTICAL 13:02:49 PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THEY'LL BE GRAND MARSHALS AT THANKSGIVING PARADE AND LIVE OUT THEIR LIVES AT DISNEYLAND 13:03:39 GUEST OF HONOR READY...I GRANT MARSHMALLOW AND YAM A PRESIDENTIAL PARDON 13:03:57 TURKEY BROUGHT OUT. STUPID WHITE HOUSE PRESS CORPS IS OVERLY EXCITED BECAUSE WASHINGTONIANS HAVE NO LIFE. 13:04:16 CU MICHIGAN COLD WEATHER TODAY - JACKKNIFED TRUCK, SNOW ON THE GROUND 13:04:51 JACKKNIFED TRUCK VS 13:05:27 BEST WS 13:05:35 PAN CHICAGO PARADE 13:06:08 MISS PIGGY. 13:06:16 HAS MARCHING PARADE 13:06:23 WS NOTHING THERE. LOCALS TALKING. 13:06:31 HORRIBLE TECHNO XMAS GIRLS 13:06:37 MOUNTED 13:06:41 POLSKI POLKA DANCERS. CHICAGO SIGN IN BG 13:06:58 SANTA BEAR 13:07:02 LOTS OF FAST SHOTS 13:07:07 GET DOWN TONIGHT 13:07:13 SICKLY SWAN 13:07:15 BET AND ERNIE FLOATING HEADS 13:07:21 BEACH MARCHERS 13:07:27 KERMIT HUMPS THE GROUND **** () 13:07:35 CUTE KIDS 13:07:42 ANIMAL. 13:07:48 SANTA ON FLOAT SNOW IN OHIO - NOT VERY GOOD 13:08:32 TRAFFIC AND SNOW. LOTS OF REALLY FAST SHOTS. QUICK, QUICK, QUICK, QUICK. 13:08:47 RANDOM. 13:09:02 DUMB COPS SNOW FALL IN CONNECTICUT - NOT GREAT 13:09:51 PLOW 13:10:01 PLOWS PAN 13:10:15 SCRAPING NATS 13:10:38 SCRAPING SNOW PIC MORE 13:57:13 CROWD 13:57:23 COPS 13:57:28 VICTIM ON STRETCHER. LONG LONG SHOT. 13:57:54 PERSPECTIVE SHOT - LAMP BARELY VISIBLE 13:58:08 WHEELCHAIR VICTIM 13:58:13 MORE VICTIMS TURKEYS INVADE TOWN 13:59:03 GREAT SHOTS OF TURKEY PARADE PREPS 13:59:51 BALLOONS, KIDS, ESP. 14:00:02 BLOWING CU 14:00:05 HANDLERS QUICKLY 14:00:08 LITTLE NAT FROM GUY - SO WE'RE DOING BODIES NOW, RIGHT? 14:00:22 REMARKS BY NEW YORK CITY MAYOR MICHAEL BLOOMBERG: SNOOPY GOES ALL THE WAY BACK AND I HAVE A LOT IN COMMON WITH SNOOPY MACYS BALLOONS 14:01:12 SAME BALLOONS 14:01:21 KIDS 14:01:29 MACY'S STAR BALLOON. SWISHY PULL TO REVEAL WORKERS*** 14:01:43 ARTSY LOW ANGLE PREPS 14:02:45 HANDS, FEET, THEN THE RIGHT THIGH. SO WERE DOING THE BODY AND THE LEG RIGHT NOW, RIGHT? 14:03:45 MACY'S PARADE UNIFORMS 14:07:14 MCKENZIE PIECE 14:07:25 CAT IN THE HAT BALLOON two sisters looking in their shopping bags, telling kirit about last-minute items 14:33:00 baguette, salmon, ice cream 14:33:45 we always forget something - so there's always something 14:33:56 we remembered the turkey. 14:34:11 it is important for people like us that grocery stores remain open for the holidays 14:36:30 cute hipster triplets shopping 14:37:10 turkeys turkeys turkeys 14:38:01 hipster triplets shopping 14:38:45 nice hipster w/ shopping baskets 14:40:18 guy with dredlocks 14:42:38 HIPSTER TRIPLES CHECKOUT. 14:46:39 hipster girl: i've never made thanksgiving dinner before 14:49:07 pretty woman buying flowers 14:49:54 gay men shopping 14:51:34 i'm typically not a last minute shopper cause i never cook 14:51:43 i've never cooked before so i'm shopping last minute because i didn't know what a ll should be in it. tc jumps. 15:46:25 WALKUP WITH KELLY 15:46:48 VERY SUCCESSFUL PARADE, VERY GOOD APPARENTLY ONE ACCIDENT: IT LOOKS LIKE IT WAS AN ACCIDENT 15:47:03 THE M&M BALLOON HAD A ROPE TOUCH PART OF THE LIGHT POLE AND THE VERY TOP FELL DOWN AND STRUCK TWO YOUNG PEOPLE 15:47:21 IN ONE CASE, VERY MINOR ABRASION, OTHER DOESN'T APPEAR SERIOUS, BUT WE'RE GOING TO HAVE IT HELD TO MAKE SURE NOT MORE THAN A CUT 15:47:40 WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR IS THE WINDS AT THE INTERSECTION... 15:47:49 WELL WITHIN AGREEMENT OF CITY AND MACY'S IN TERMS OF WHEN IT WAS SAFE TO HAVE THE BALLOONS 15:48:01 THERE WAS AN AGREEMENT MADE 15:48:06 15 MPH 15:48:12 BALLOONS ONLY CAN FLY IF WINDS ARE BELOW 23 MPH - SO IT WAS WELL WITHIN STANDARDS. WE HAVE LOTS OF STILLS AND VIDEO AND THAT WILL BE USEFUL IN INVESTIGATION 15:48:35 BASED ON INITIAL REPORTS IT LOOKS LIKE THERE WAS A GUST OF WIND TAKING THE BALLOON OVER TO THE EAST SIDE TOWARD ABC BUILDING AND THE HANDLERS CORRECTED GOING WEST - PERHAPS OVERCORRECTED, WE DON'T KNOW 15:49:07 WHETHER LAMP WAS PROPERLY SECURED WE'LL HAVE TO SEE 15:49:16 WE'LL HAVE TO TAKE A LOOK AND SEE WHAT PROCEDURE WE NEED TO CHANGE IF ANY, BEFORE THE PARADE NEXT YEAR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS W/ CITY OFFICIAL 15:49:41 IT LOOKS LIKE ACTUAL TOP OF THE LIGHT POLE, DESIGNED IN 1996 OR 1997 FOR THIS LOCATION KNOWING WE WERE HAVING THE PARADE. DESIGNED TO BE PARALLEL SO NOTHING WOULD CATCH....MACY'S PAID FOR THAT CHANGE... 15:50:31 TRAINING FOR CAPTAINS WAS MORE THAN ADEQUATE. EVEN THE HANDLERS ... 2/3 HAVE BEEN DOING THIS IN OTHER YEARS OR HAD RECEIVED TRAINING OUT IN FIELD. ROUGHLY 1/3 THEIR TRAINING WAS WATCHING VIDEO...PROVIDING MUSCLE... 15:51:02 WHETHER THAT CONTRIBUTED THAT'S SOMETHING WE'LL LOOK AT 15:51:30 POLICE OFFICER NOT THERE...UP TO THE CAPTAINS...SHOULD BE DIRECTING THE HANDLERS 15:51:54 ONE VICTIM WAS IN A WHEELCHAIR I THINK SHE'S THE ONE THAT WE'RE HOLDING FOR OBSERVATION. SHE'S ALL RIGHT BUT WANT TO BE SURE... 15:52:21 COP: I'LL HAVE TO GET BACK TO YOU BUT AS MAYOR POINTED OUT THESE WERE LIGHTS DESIGNED AFTER 1997 15:52:35 MAYOR: ONE ON BACK OF HEAD, ONE ON SIDE. ONE WAS ABRASION, ONE REQUIRED SIX STITCHES 15:52:50 SISTERS APPARENTLY 15:52:54 TAKE A LOOK AT EXACTLY THAT....DESIGN FLAWED...DONE A WHILE AGO. 15:53:05 THEY WERE THE ONLY TWO INJURED..... 15:53:11 SHOULD BE THANKFUL THAT NOBODY WAS HURT 15:53:21 INSTRUCTION OF THE BALLOONS 15:53:30 COPS TALK. LOGGER DROPS OFF. 15:55:17 THAT'S PURPOSE OF PARADE INVESTIGATION AND WHY WE ARE DOING THAT...WE HAVE VIDEO AND STILLS 15:55:31 WE DID TRAGICALLY HAVE A FIXTURE COME DOWN INT HE MID 90S 15:57:20 WHEN YOU'RE HAVING THANKSGIVING DINNER, MAYBE YOU THANK GOD FOR SAFETY 15:57:30 WALKOFF

Governor Voinovich cut short a Foreign trade mission because of this week's Ohio River Valley flooding. He spend part of today visiting areas of Southern and Southwestern Ohio's 16-county disaster area. the Governor madean aerial tour of Hamilton and Clermont counties this afternoon. He's scheduled to take tours of the New Richmond, Blue Creek and New Boston areas.

FTG FOR A DAN HARRIS CS VO ON THE PARADE ACCIDENT AT THE 79TH ANNUAL MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE, THIS AFTER A STREETLIGHT PLUNGED INTO A CROWD OF SPECTATORS AFTER A GIANT BALLOON CRASHED INTO A LAMPPOST / TAPE ALSO CONTAINS FEEDS ABOUT COLD WEATHER IN THE UNITED STATES PLUS PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH PARDONING A TURKEY. 12:51:04 WS MACY'S PARADE - CLOWNS 12:51:12 CLOWN BALLOON 12:51:38 MACY'S STAR BALLOONS 12:51:42 CUTE MARCHERS DOING SILLY DANCE 12:52:00 PAN OVER TO CROWD 12:52:16 NATS OF SILLY CLOWN CAR 12:52:25 DECENT SHOT OF SCOOBY DOO 12:52:35 NICE LOW ANGLE OF SCOOBY, TILT DOWN 12:52:44 BOAT HEADDRESS FLOAT 12:52:59 SHORT DRIVE BY 12:53:10 SHOT OF BIG BIRD 12:53:16 BIG BIRD HANDLERS TILT UP 12:53:34 DUMB BIG BIRD HOUSE FLOAT 12:53:46 PUPPET SHOW THAT ZACH THINKS IS NICE AND GREAT FOR SOME REASON 12:53:57 BARNEY 12:54:05 MARCHERS PLAY ROCKY REALLY BADLY 12:54:27 TEDDY BEAR? KOALA HITLER? 12:54:37 CRYSTAL PALACE WITH REALLY CHINTZY PRINCESS 12:54:51 ETHNIC GIRLS. 12:55:06 CHICKEN LITTLE - PRETTY NICE 12:55:13 CLOWNS ROLL WHEELY 12:55:19 MICKEY MOUSE DOING TACKY DANCE. HITS. 12:55:31 DANCING DISNEY FURBIES 12:55:41 CHARLIE BROWN 12:55:54 DORA THE EXPLORER 12:56:02 LAS DORA 12:56:05 SUPERGROVER 12:56:16 RONALD MCDONALD SAME, FROM TIMES SQUARE, NOT UWS 12:56:44 STUPID CLOWNS AND PEOPLE CHEERING 12:56:57 CU MACY'S STAR 12:57:12 MARCHING BAND NOT PLAYING - JUST WAVING THEIR STUPID TROMBONES 12:57:25 PILGRIMS ON TURKEY 12:57:37 SCOOBY TILT AND PAN TO REVEAL BIG BIRD 12:57:49 LITTLE GIRL HAPPY ON DADDY'S SHOULDER WAVES 12:57:56 NATIVES 12:58:00 GARFIELD?. INTERESTING ANGLE AFTER PUSH 12:58:12 ALABAMA BARNEY 12:58:21 BLUE SPRINGS FLAGWAVERS. LAME LAME LAME. AND THEY'RE PURPLE. FTG ABOUT NYC ACCIDENT 12:59:12 HEADLESS LAMP. FOR A QUARTER SECOND. 12:59:32 ZACH'S NOT HAPPY. SIX SHOTS ALREADY. 12:59:43 JEFF'S BACK. 13:00:03 CU LAMP ON SIDEWALK 13:00:19 SYNCLESS WONDER. SHUTTLE.. 13:00:45 STRETCHER LADY 13:01:04 LIFTED INTO AMBULANCE 13:01:12 COPS MOVING STUFF 13:01:16 LAMP CU CLEANER WITH SWISHY PULL 13:01:28 BAD TILT FROM HEADLESS LAMP TO LAMP CU ON SIDEWALK PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH TURKEY PARDON 13:02:26 PAST YEARS, TURKEYS I SPARED WENT ON TO LEAD LIVES OF LEISURE AT FRYING PAN PARK 13:02:38 THIS YEAR A LITTLE DIFFERENT. . MARSHMALLOW AND YAM A LITTLE SKEPTICAL 13:02:49 PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THEY'LL BE GRAND MARSHALS AT THANKSGIVING PARADE AND LIVE OUT THEIR LIVES AT DISNEYLAND 13:03:39 GUEST OF HONOR READY...I GRANT MARSHMALLOW AND YAM A PRESIDENTIAL PARDON 13:03:57 TURKEY BROUGHT OUT. STUPID WHITE HOUSE PRESS CORPS IS OVERLY EXCITED BECAUSE WASHINGTONIANS HAVE NO LIFE. 13:04:16 CU MICHIGAN COLD WEATHER TODAY - JACKKNIFED TRUCK, SNOW ON THE GROUND 13:04:51 JACKKNIFED TRUCK VS 13:05:27 BEST WS 13:05:35 PAN CHICAGO PARADE 13:06:08 MISS PIGGY. 13:06:16 HAS MARCHING PARADE 13:06:23 WS NOTHING THERE. LOCALS TALKING. 13:06:31 HORRIBLE TECHNO XMAS GIRLS 13:06:37 MOUNTED 13:06:41 POLSKI POLKA DANCERS. CHICAGO SIGN IN BG 13:06:58 SANTA BEAR 13:07:02 LOTS OF FAST SHOTS 13:07:07 GET DOWN TONIGHT 13:07:13 SICKLY SWAN 13:07:15 BET AND ERNIE FLOATING HEADS 13:07:21 BEACH MARCHERS 13:07:27 KERMIT HUMPS THE GROUND **** () 13:07:35 CUTE KIDS 13:07:42 ANIMAL. 13:07:48 SANTA ON FLOAT SNOW IN OHIO - NOT VERY GOOD 13:08:32 TRAFFIC AND SNOW. LOTS OF REALLY FAST SHOTS. QUICK, QUICK, QUICK, QUICK. 13:08:47 RANDOM. 13:09:02 DUMB COPS SNOW FALL IN CONNECTICUT - NOT GREAT 13:09:51 PLOW 13:10:01 PLOWS PAN 13:10:15 SCRAPING NATS 13:10:38 SCRAPING SNOW PIC MORE 13:57:13 CROWD 13:57:23 COPS 13:57:28 VICTIM ON STRETCHER. LONG LONG SHOT. 13:57:54 PERSPECTIVE SHOT - LAMP BARELY VISIBLE 13:58:08 WHEELCHAIR VICTIM 13:58:13 MORE VICTIMS TURKEYS INVADE TOWN 13:59:03 GREAT SHOTS OF TURKEY PARADE PREPS 13:59:51 BALLOONS, KIDS, ESP. 14:00:02 BLOWING CU 14:00:05 HANDLERS QUICKLY 14:00:08 LITTLE NAT FROM GUY - SO WE'RE DOING BODIES NOW, RIGHT? 14:00:22 REMARKS BY NEW YORK CITY MAYOR MICHAEL BLOOMBERG: SNOOPY GOES ALL THE WAY BACK AND I HAVE A LOT IN COMMON WITH SNOOPY MACYS BALLOONS 14:01:12 SAME BALLOONS 14:01:21 KIDS 14:01:29 MACY'S STAR BALLOON. SWISHY PULL TO REVEAL WORKERS*** 14:01:43 ARTSY LOW ANGLE PREPS 14:02:45 HANDS, FEET, THEN THE RIGHT THIGH. SO WERE DOING THE BODY AND THE LEG RIGHT NOW, RIGHT? 14:03:45 MACY'S PARADE UNIFORMS 14:07:14 MCKENZIE PIECE 14:07:25 CAT IN THE HAT BALLOON two sisters looking in their shopping bags, telling kirit about last-minute items 14:33:00 baguette, salmon, ice cream 14:33:45 we always forget something - so there's always something 14:33:56 we remembered the turkey. 14:34:11 it is important for people like us that grocery stores remain open for the holidays 14:36:30 cute hipster triplets shopping 14:37:10 turkeys turkeys turkeys 14:38:01 hipster triplets shopping 14:38:45 nice hipster w/ shopping baskets 14:40:18 guy with dredlocks 14:42:38 HIPSTER TRIPLES CHECKOUT. 14:46:39 hipster girl: i've never made thanksgiving dinner before 14:49:07 pretty woman buying flowers 14:49:54 gay men shopping 14:51:34 i'm typically not a last minute shopper cause i never cook 14:51:43 i've never cooked before so i'm shopping last minute because i didn't know what a ll should be in it. tc jumps. 15:46:25 WALKUP WITH KELLY 15:46:48 VERY SUCCESSFUL PARADE, VERY GOOD APPARENTLY ONE ACCIDENT: IT LOOKS LIKE IT WAS AN ACCIDENT 15:47:03 THE M&M BALLOON HAD A ROPE TOUCH PART OF THE LIGHT POLE AND THE VERY TOP FELL DOWN AND STRUCK TWO YOUNG PEOPLE 15:47:21 IN ONE CASE, VERY MINOR ABRASION, OTHER DOESN'T APPEAR SERIOUS, BUT WE'RE GOING TO HAVE IT HELD TO MAKE SURE NOT MORE THAN A CUT 15:47:40 WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR IS THE WINDS AT THE INTERSECTION... 15:47:49 WELL WITHIN AGREEMENT OF CITY AND MACY'S IN TERMS OF WHEN IT WAS SAFE TO HAVE THE BALLOONS 15:48:01 THERE WAS AN AGREEMENT MADE 15:48:06 15 MPH 15:48:12 BALLOONS ONLY CAN FLY IF WINDS ARE BELOW 23 MPH - SO IT WAS WELL WITHIN STANDARDS. WE HAVE LOTS OF STILLS AND VIDEO AND THAT WILL BE USEFUL IN INVESTIGATION 15:48:35 BASED ON INITIAL REPORTS IT LOOKS LIKE THERE WAS A GUST OF WIND TAKING THE BALLOON OVER TO THE EAST SIDE TOWARD ABC BUILDING AND THE HANDLERS CORRECTED GOING WEST - PERHAPS OVERCORRECTED, WE DON'T KNOW 15:49:07 WHETHER LAMP WAS PROPERLY SECURED WE'LL HAVE TO SEE 15:49:16 WE'LL HAVE TO TAKE A LOOK AND SEE WHAT PROCEDURE WE NEED TO CHANGE IF ANY, BEFORE THE PARADE NEXT YEAR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS W/ CITY OFFICIAL 15:49:41 IT LOOKS LIKE ACTUAL TOP OF THE LIGHT POLE, DESIGNED IN 1996 OR 1997 FOR THIS LOCATION KNOWING WE WERE HAVING THE PARADE. DESIGNED TO BE PARALLEL SO NOTHING WOULD CATCH....MACY'S PAID FOR THAT CHANGE... 15:50:31 TRAINING FOR CAPTAINS WAS MORE THAN ADEQUATE. EVEN THE HANDLERS ... 2/3 HAVE BEEN DOING THIS IN OTHER YEARS OR HAD RECEIVED TRAINING OUT IN FIELD. ROUGHLY 1/3 THEIR TRAINING WAS WATCHING VIDEO...PROVIDING MUSCLE... 15:51:02 WHETHER THAT CONTRIBUTED THAT'S SOMETHING WE'LL LOOK AT 15:51:30 POLICE OFFICER NOT THERE...UP TO THE CAPTAINS...SHOULD BE DIRECTING THE HANDLERS 15:51:54 ONE VICTIM WAS IN A WHEELCHAIR I THINK SHE'S THE ONE THAT WE'RE HOLDING FOR OBSERVATION. SHE'S ALL RIGHT BUT WANT TO BE SURE... 15:52:21 COP: I'LL HAVE TO GET BACK TO YOU BUT AS MAYOR POINTED OUT THESE WERE LIGHTS DESIGNED AFTER 1997 15:52:35 MAYOR: ONE ON BACK OF HEAD, ONE ON SIDE. ONE WAS ABRASION, ONE REQUIRED SIX STITCHES 15:52:50 SISTERS APPARENTLY 15:52:54 TAKE A LOOK AT EXACTLY THAT....DESIGN FLAWED...DONE A WHILE AGO. 15:53:05 THEY WERE THE ONLY TWO INJURED..... 15:53:11 SHOULD BE THANKFUL THAT NOBODY WAS HURT 15:53:21 INSTRUCTION OF THE BALLOONS 15:53:30 COPS TALK. LOGGER DROPS OFF. 15:55:17 THAT'S PURPOSE OF PARADE INVESTIGATION AND WHY WE ARE DOING THAT...WE HAVE VIDEO AND STILLS 15:55:31 WE DID TRAGICALLY HAVE A FIXTURE COME DOWN INT HE MID 90S 15:57:20 WHEN YOU'RE HAVING THANKSGIVING DINNER, MAYBE YOU THANK GOD FOR SAFETY 15:57:30 WALKOFF