NAME: MEX MONEY 20091219I TAPE: EF09/1183 IN_TIME: 11:18:54:12 DURATION: 00:02:53:20 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Tijuana/Phoenix - 17/25 Nov 2009 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST Tijuana, Mexico - 25 November 2009 1. Wide of soldiers and police seizing goods from a pawn shop and money-changing store during a raid 2. Soldier placing seized item onto military vehicle 3. Wide of police and soldiers conducting raid 4. Wide of money changing store with military vehicle parked outside 5. Confiscated goods in military vehicle 6. Mid of soldier placing bag onto vehicle 7. Low shot of soldiers outside money changing store 8. Mid of soldier looking through contents of car boot Phoenix, Arizona, United States - 17 November 2009 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Matthew Allen, US Special Agent in Charge, Immigration and Customs Enforcement: "I think we've found in our investigations that they use the same techniques, compartments and practices that we see that they use to bring narcotics into the United States. So organisations that are bringing hard narcotics into Arizona from Mexico and using deep concealment in vehicles to bring those narcotics in are using the same kinds of compartments to bring the money that they earn from those narcotics back to Mexico." 10. Cutaway of name placard on desk 11. Close of baseball cap with International Customs Enforcement initials Tijuana, Mexico - 25 November 2009 12. Wide of soldiers carrying confiscated goods out of money changing store and loading onto military vehicle 13. Wide of soldiers conducting raid on store 14. Wide of military vehicle parked in front of money changing store Phoenix, Arizona, United States - 17 November 2009 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Matthew Allen, US Special Agent in Charge, Immigration and Customs Enforcement: "Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Miami; in those cities, large amounts of illicit money is collected and, in the case of Arizona, a significant amount of that comes back to a place like Phoenix for consolidation and accounting before that money is moved back to Mexico." Tijuana, Mexico - 25 November 2009 16. Exterior of raided money-changing house 17. Close of seized Jaguar vehicle with California license plate 18. Mid of soldier walking past confiscated Jaguar 19. Mid of soldiers walking past confiscated Corvette 20. Mid of soldier sitting in driver's seat of Corvette 21. Pan of soldiers helping detainees onto military truck 22. Various of detainees 23. Various of detainees being escorted by soldiers 24. Media trying to take pictures of detainees in military truck 25. Wide of soldiers and vehicles 26. Wide of street where raided store is located STORYLINE A highly touted Treasury Department programme in the United States is trying to combat the problem of cross border transfers by Mexican drug cartels from the proceeds of drug sales in the United States, which currently adds up to around 25 (b) billion US dollars a year. So far the operation, aimed at starving the Mexican drug cartels of that cash is currently blocking just three (m) million US dollars, an Associated Press investigation has found. That's in addition to 58 (m) million US dollars seized under a new initiative at the US-Mexico border. The figures suggest that 99.75 US dollars of every 100 US dollars the cartels ship south is getting through, money that is fuelling a brutal war that has killed 14-thousand people in three years. "Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Miami; in those cities, large amounts of illicit money is collected and, in the case of Arizona, a significant amount of that comes back to a place like Phoenix for consolidation and accounting before that money is moved back to Mexico," Matthew Allen, US Special Agent for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said. Bundles of 100 US dollar bills that add up to (b) billions are sneaked into Mexico each year and then laundered into ostensibly legitimate funds at car dealerships, banks, pharmacies, restaurants and resorts. The criminals stuff the proceeds from the drug sales in their shoes, tape it to their torsos, stash it under dashboards, or just wire it electronically to Mexico. The money allows cartels to pay Mexican farmers to grow more marijuana and Colombian drug smugglers to sneak in more cocaine. It bribes Mexican soldiers and US border patrol agents, and pays criminals to assassinate rival smugglers or would-be prosecutors. Louise Shelley, who directs the Terrorism, Transnational Crime and Corruption Centre at George Mason University said this method; the cartels paying ordinary citizens to smuggle cash across the border, allows them to launder the money into working capital to build and expand their operations. With eight major drug cartels operating in Mexico, their methods for moving cash south are surprisingly similar, according to AP interviews with law enforcement agents and a review of court records on both sides of the border. US dealers are given drugs on credit and, under threat of kidnapping, attacks on their family or even death, they sell their inventory and pay the smugglers back within a week or two. The smugglers then pay someone to drive the cash to a "stash house" near the border, typically in Phoenix, San Diego, El Paso or Houston. There, the cash is broken into increments of 50-thousand to 300-thousand US dollars, lowering the risk of losing an entire load in one bust, and farmed out to trusted couriers. If caught by Customs and Border Protection agents, the couriers often can forfeit the money and simply drive on; Mexican officials don't normally arrest people for failing to report money coming in. For the cartels, that risk is part of the cost of doing business. "Cartels expect that we are going to take some of that money off," said Douglas Coleman, assistant special agent in charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration in Phoenix. In efforts to combat the problem the United States in 1972 implemented a series of restrictions, including a requirement that financial institutions report deposits of 10-thousand US dollars or more. Still, authorities believe some drug smugglers use US banks to move their money. In a typical scheme known as "smurfing," drug smugglers break large cash loads into less conspicuous increments, deposit them into numerous bank accounts in the US and withdraw from those accounts at Mexican banks. In another scheme, smugglers give legitimate bank account holders a small cut to use their accounts to deposit in the United States and withdraw in Mexico. Smugglers also are starting to ship cash through the postal service and shipping companies, allowing them to track it from start to finish. Analysts say about 10 percent of Mexico's economy, the world's 13th largest, is based on cartel operations. As a result, lawmakers have refused to pass anti-laundering laws such as reporting requirements when people pay cash for mansions and luxury cars or regulations for salaries paid in cash. "In Mexico there are still some very easy ways to launder money, and there is great reluctance among lawmakers to change that," said Ramon Garcia Gibson, an expert on financial controls. "It's everywhere: businesses that aren't doing any business except to receive cartel cash and put it in the bank." US law enforcement agents have recently tried to get tough on controlling the money, searching southbound cars at the border and freezing bank accounts of cartel bosses. Assistant US Treasury Secretary David Cohen said agents were recognising the need to combat money laundering, as well as illicit drugs and weapons in the fight against the cartels. The US Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act, enacted 10 years ago, allows the president to designate individuals and corporations as drug traffickers, freezing their bank accounts and penalising people for doing business with them. Dozens of cartel-related businesses and individuals, including billionaire cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, have been named. Mexican drug cartel chief Arturo Beltran Leyva, killed recently in a shootout in Cuernavaca, just south of Mexico City, had been designated a narcotics kingpin by former US President George W. Bush in May 2008. The act lets the US "strike the kingpins' international networks of front companies, facilitators and straw men," Associate Treasury Director J. Robert McBrien recently told Mexican bankers. But results, in terms of blocking assets, have been minimal. After the AP filed a Freedom of Information Act request and made repeated queries for six weeks, a US Treasury official, on condition of anonymity as required by department policy, gave the AP records showing 16 (m) million US dollars had been blocked, including 13 (m) million US dollars that was seized, from Mexican drug cartels over the past decade. Of that, three (m) million US dollars is currently being blocked. The Treasury official played down the importance of the low returns, saying the act was designed mostly as a deterrent to keep drug organisations out of the US financial system. Raymond Baker, director of the Washington-based nonprofit Global Financial Integrity, which works to curtail the cross-border flow of illegal money, said the low returns showed the scheme was a failure. "We haven't begun to curtail the flow of illicit money generated by the cartels, and as a consequence of that we have not begun to curtail the drug trade," Baker said. And while the law also allows criminal penalties of up to 10 (m) million US dollars and civil penalties of up to one (m) million US dollars for doing business with the cartels, the records show just three fines related to Mexican drug cartels.

STOLEN VETTE SMASHES INTO BACK OF TRACTOR TRAILER....DRIVER GOES FLYING....WOW!!..

There is no voice-over in this colorful look at various aspects of Arizona life, sponsored by American Airlines. The footage extends from the mid-1960s to the early-1970s, presented in internal segments while instrumental music plays. A cowgirl on a galloping white horse (:18) segues into a 1970 Corvette Convertible (:38) driving through the desert on Route 88, the Apache Trail, and past the Superstition Mountains (:44). The fun moves to a speed boat (:58) pulling a water skier. The camera shifts its view to the Red Rock State Park (1:23) where a cowboy on horseback leads cattle (1:40) up a slope. On the famous movie location Old Tucson, the sheriff kicks two men out of the saloon, resulting in a shootout in which the good guy wins (1:54-2:43). The shift is to the Sky Harbor Municipal Airport in Phoenix, where an American Airlines Astrojet B727 taxis, which came on the scene in 1973 (2:43-2:56). Back in the car, we drive up close to Gammage Auditorium (3:16) in Tempe, one of the Frank Lloyd Wright sites. A woman rides a Honda C50 Step-Thru Super Cub (3:52) past The Heard Museum in Phoenix (3:56). Arizona is also known for golfing (4:14-4:34) following by outdoor evening dining. <p>A flock of sheep struggle downhill through the red sand to reach water (5:27-6:02), driven by cowboys on horseback. Riders stop to eat as pancakes sizzle on a campfire grill and homemade biscuits brown up in a cast iron pot (6:04-6:25). A group fishes out on the lake (6:29) while swimmers enjoy the pool, including women dressed in bikini styles popular in 1964 (6:35-7:59). A man and a woman bird watch (8:00) as children saddle up for a horseback ride through the Grand Canyon (8:12-9:12). A bird’s eye view of the Hoover Dam shown how great the span is over the Colorado River. On the border between Arizona and Nevada, Hoover Dam provides powers to both states plus California (9:14-9:29). Water skiers make a splash (9:33) as an artist sits painting the scenery (9:47). A 1967 Chevy Bel Air (10:27) pulls up to mansion. The church bells of Mission San Xavier del Bac in Tucson call people to worship (10:50-11:20). <p>The scene shifts to the Crystal Palace in Tombstone (11:23-12:14), followed by actual tombstones. The greyhound races provide a sharp contrast (12:23. In the 1970s, Arizona had more than five of these racetracks. A reverse montage of places we’ve already seen begins as 12:23, eventually closing back on the sun and sky (13:44). <p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT AND METEOROLOGIST MATT GUTMAN REPORTS FROM NAG'S HEAD, NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE WAKE OF HURRICANE MATTEWS TORRENTIAL RAIN, FLOODING AND HIGH SPEED WINDS. 1245 MATT GUTMAN HURRICANE MATERIAL FS6 81 (framerate 59.94006) Source Locators 12;44;27;00 beach VO 12;45;03;38 man standing/jumping/walking in flooded street 12;46;40;38 car pulls up, man gets in the car with Matt 12;46;54;55 MG: whats this thing? 12;46;55;36 B: its called big larry 12;46;57;51 MG: wow, you call it big larry? 12;46;57;58 B: yeah its a fishing light. you need that early in the morning before the sun comes up, so you can set up your lures and lines. ` 12;47;08;50 MG: its amazing. the carseats totally in the way, two kids. 12;47;17;34 B; my brother is an aviator, this guys pretty neat too, you can go in the water with it and everytihng. MG: really? B; yeah thats really cool. 12;47;54;02 MG: so you guys, you live in Arizona? you're from Arizona? 12;47;56;10 B; from arizona, i'm a travel nurse. i've been down here for about 7 months now. they keep extending me. 12;48;04;02 MG: so what does travel nurse do? you just go wherever you're needed? 12;48;06;23 B; um i kind of pick where i want to go and it just depends on what is available. the jobs change constantly. i'm a dialisis nurse i work at amaneo right now, so they just housed us down in Kildo and our landlord told us it shouldnt be too much of a problem with the flooding becuase hwen irene came through in 2003, which was a big big storm, that they only got about an inch in the house. so i thought with the forecast saying that it wasnt going to, we were only supposed to get 2-4 inches and it ended up turning into, it looks like more than a foot now. yeah, its definitely causing some issues. i'm just glad i was able to get my kids out in time. 12;49;01;51 MG: yeah thank god. yeah she told us that the dog woke you up. 12;49;04;17 yeah, the dog woke up, stepped off the bed into about 4 inches of water this morning, kind of freaked us out. I looked at my toddler's bed and the water level was just below her mattress. and shes only 3 years old, its not like she can swim or anything. i'm just glad she didnt you know, get in the water, but then i was...the electrical, the electric was still on. so i was just worried about electricution. so i gathered teh kids and her as fast as i could, opened the front door, and water just started gushing in. we did have sandbags around the front door and parts of the house just in case but, just didnt seem enough. definitley wasnt expecting the flooding, i was expecting some rain and some wind, but definitely not flooding like that. lesson learned. 12;49;52;09 12;50;09;06 MG: damn, i mean nobody here, people have been through a zilllion storms here and nobody expected that. 12;50;20;07 B; i mean they were pretty strict about it on the news -- look at that corvette right there 12;50;26;00 MG; ooooh 12;50;27;36 B; you see that corvette under water? oh my goodness. i mean down south they were telling people, be ready, be ready, be ready, but it didnt seem like the case here. 12;50;51;09 [zooms in closer to the road] MG: alright so this road is fine. 12;50;51;42 B; it was more the right side over here that was flooded out the most, coming in this mrorning. at 3:00 this morning i had to drive down the median here. 12;51;02;37 MG; so it is better on this road? 12;51;03;07 B; right now it looks better. its called Croton, cruton, crution? 12;51;09;57 MG; Croatan 12;51;17;09 MG; why did you guys decide to go to that hotel? 12;51;17;59 B; we stayed there when we first got here and they were in transition of putting us up in housing. 12;51;30;40 MG; you guys in Anxat (don't know the name of this town?) 12;51;31;35 B; Kildibble, so about 5 minutes from there. almost where...were about a football field from the dunes 12;52;00;42 [CAMERA MOVES TO FRONT SEAT] - he is talking on the phone 12;52;38;58 shots outside the car window; drives past car half submerged in water. 12;52;59;19 12;53;10;19 shots driving down the street 12;53;16;19 motel with flooded parking lot, driving down the street, flooded neighborhoods 12;53;44;47 B; water started coming up to my car and i had to drive it to the beach and park by one of the beach rentals. becuase they're...alright lets see... 12;54;02;45 camera focuses on flooding outside the window (really good shots of flooding by houses) 12;54;13;47 B; its not as deep now 12;54;16;23 MG; its not as deep now? 12;54;27;22 B; i'll keep my door open here so i can see how deep it gets (camera focus on water outside the window); if it starts coming into the cab then were going to have a problem. 12;54;50;53 MG: this is why driving here is so trecharous, the water can get right up into the cab of the car in all of these neighborhoods here (camera on flooding outside the car) 12;55;05;58 B; thi is my place right here, just to the right right here. oh wow, man this is bad. alright make sure theres no down powerlines anywhere...i dont want to get a shock. oh my goodness. alright guys... 12;55;50;06 looking around the outside of the house, flooded 12;56;19;22 MG; how high was it when you left last night? B; not this high, it was probably about 4 inches less. you can see the top of the box here...it looks like 12;56;28;55 MG: so you tried to put these sandbags dwon to stop the water B; we put them down ahead of time and now the water is just over...i cant belive how deep it is now. its almost a foot deep. MG; and were elevated right? B; and were elevated right here. 12;56;43;31 (walking into the house) 12;56;45;50 MG; i'm sorry blake. 12;56;51;45 B; oh my god.... MG; woah. 12;57;06;42 B; yeah you can see that we tried to get as much off the ground as we could, but by the time we got up things were already floating. theres diapers floating.... 12;57;20;38 B; they're all wet, tried to box them up as much as i could 12;57;29;01 focus on floor, MG and Blake walking through water. B; you can see its a good 3 inches above the basebaords here. MG; yeah B; the refridgerator is in the water(looks at kitchen) my wifes mixing stuff... 12;57;42;33 shot of toys and boxes in the water B; careful dont slip its real slick in here. our bedding is on the floor, you can see my child's toddler bed here is under water. luckily we got out of here before that got too MG; so thats where one of your children sleep? 12;58;01;01 B; yeah we sleep here (looking at the bed in the water on teh floor) 12;58;07;42 B; we had a pack adn play over there which we picked up, i put all the mattresses, and all her toys up here. 12;58;16;09 shot of items piled up onto a bed 12;58;18;33 B; i've got some firearms that i had under the bed that got completely saturated. some of my ammunition boxes and our clothes and you can see the sheets are sucking up all the water and all my clothes are on the bed its going to just saturate that unless i get that out of here. 12;58;45;25 walking into the room 12;58;52;51 B; all my shoes, son of a gun...this tipped over thats just terrific...my nursing scrubs, those are probably ruined. my kids clothes, i had to pull the drawers out there. at least i got my bug out back here. its not safe. this stuff will be okay, i think. i cant really think about that too much. 12;59;47;39 MG: what abotu these bins are these the kids bins? 12;59;53;51 blake ringing out a shirt 12;59;58;38 MG; how can i best help you? B; i dont know, i guess i best get my firearms out of here. MG; what is this thing its heavy as hell? 13;00;43;13 blake pulling guns off the bed 13;01;30;41 B; all of our social security cards and stuff were under water i dont know how water tight these safes are...walking through (sees clothes on teh floor) there goes my kids halloween costume, shit. 13;02;04;26 walks outside the house 13;03;10;56 going back inside the house 13;03;20;01 going through items on the table B; that was in the water, so i dont know how good that is anymore MG: here i'll start with this one. do you want this one out or stay 13;03;34;44 shot of clothes underwater 13;03;53;21 carrying TVs out of the house 13;04;07;21 shot outside the house, MG walks back inside 13;04;40;30 B; well we saved the family photos 13;04;50;55 MG carrying boxes into the car 13;04;56;52 carrying a computer out to the car 13;05;18;27 focus on items in the trunk of the car 13;05;35;57 looking into the fridge B; is it all going to go bad, that sucks. 13;05;42;41 focus on stuffed giraffe 13;05;45;11 shot looking down the flooded living room/kitchen 13;05;59;13 B; there's took much humidity in here 13;06;09;38 MG and B walking through flooded living room (good nats of them walking through water) 13;06;11;07 B; the couch is starting to soak up all that. 13;06;13;33 shot of kids toys on couch 13;06;18;11 kids toys under water 13;06;27;16 boxes and items stacked all over bed 13;06;36;08 alternate angle of lviing room nad kitchen, MG walks through 13;06;52;27 high chair parts and toys floating in the water in the house 13;07;04;34 shot of the kitchen 13;07;06;38 Blake going through clothes, putting them into boxes 13;07;40;51 Nate: how much time did you have before you had to get out? 13;07;41;58 B; probably about 30 minutes, but then you know your adrenaline is pumping so much, you got your little girls treading hrough the water, who knows how much time went by. 13;08;02;57 MG; what was the first thing you got out? 13;08;05;40 B; definitely the children, it was hard leaving them out in teh vehicle but i had to becuase i had to come in here, but i definitely got them out first. their blankets were half soaked. and then we got the dogs out...these are too wet i cant even take these. i dont have any socks...my socks were all in the bottom drawer. 13;08;52;57 shots of clothes floating on the floor 13;08;57;20 B; just bare feet, my boots are floating underwater somewhere... 13;09;03;25 walking through the house, looking at water on the floor (you can see the water up a few inches on the fridge) 13;09;17;52 shot through the kitchen window to outside 13;09;26;23 13;09;55;34 shot of items on a table, pan around living room 13;10;13;30 B; we had just done laundry and thew it all in the bin MG; luckily you have these bins B; yeha they come in handy when you're travelers...some of them are floating in the other room 13;10;38;28 MG; what are you going to do now...where do you go, what do you do? B; i havent even gotten that far, i dont know what were going to do. probably live in the hotel for a while try and get some time off work and try and salvage as much of this as i can. its a wreck man. 13;11;00;26 B; i just wish my little girls didnt have to go through this. 13;11;00;56 MG: and you dont have flood insurance B; they didnt even give us flood insurance becuase of where we were at, so thats one thing we always had, renters insurance and, like i said, when we came here, they were like no we cant give you renters insurance here. 13;11;20;24 B; ooh heres lamby! cant forget lamby (includes close up on the lamb) 13;11;37;12 B; i feel like I cant collect my thoughts, like my mind is racing. 13;11;45;28 MG; let me get the door for you, hold on...(MG pushes against the door) 13;12;12;09 B; (picks up blanket) oh, my grandmother made this for my daughter... 13;12;41;36 man walking through the flooded street 13;12;50;33 blake taking photos of the house 13;13;41;53 MG: did you guys expect it to be this bad? B; no not nearly this bad MG; and the evacuation order was only voluntary 13;13;53;21 B; i dont even remember seeing it, i stuck with teh news very adamently, and it didnt say anything about major flooding this high up...according to the matthew tracker which i sat on diligently it looked like he was veering off, and it did veer off but it edned up going to land in such an odd patter and it semed like it kept coming up the coast. and it kind of hit us, before it started going out to sea, so we didnt expect this, and our landlord herself and told us that before irene came through here it didnt really do any flooding and that was a major hurricane in 2003, she said the only flooding they had here was very light flooding, when one of these backup canals overflowed. but other than that, so we thought we would be fine, and so, here are are. 13;14;54;59 B; i was hoping it wouldnt get htis high but it did, oh no, oh wow... 13;15;26;57 B; okay thats all i can do right now 13;15;38;33 B (not on camera) it just kind of breaks my heart seeing something like her little chair top floating right there 13;16;11;37 B; and hten all my christmas stuff is in that shed adn you can see thats underwater. theres a couple of suitcases of clothes in there also, im not even going to worry about that. 13;16;23;51 MG; if your dogs hadnt woken you up what do you think would have happened? 13;16;26;20 B; i think my kid probably would have started crying, my little 3 year old probably would have started crying and alerted us. becuase we had no idea. 13;16;36;29 MG; becuase your 3 year olds bed would ahve been underwater, right? 13;16;37;11 B; exactly, she would have started getting wet, in fact her blankets that were hanging off the side were wet so im surprised she didnt wake up before the dogs. i think the dogs got down and didnt expect the water either. our dogs defintiely dont liek the water so she let us know. 13;17;04;41 MG; whats next for you guys? 13;17;09;07 B; i dont know, i honestly, dont know, i have no idea. dont have renters insurance... 13;17;19;18 MG; and you're not from here so you dont have anybody to go to 13;17;20;34 B; all of my family is in arizona so were definltey going to have to do some moving soon, once we can clear this out, salvage what we can 13;17;35;50 MG; is there anyone to blame? is it the ems' fault that nobody saw this coming -- its shocking they can plot out every step of a hurricane but then miss somethign so catestrophic 13;17;48;38 B; ultimately its my fault, i think, i think you need to be overprepared becuase you just never know when things are going to turn for the worse, you know? i thought i knew better, turns out i didnt, ya know. so i'll deifintely be prepared next time. but its definitely tragic. 13;18;00;13 13;18;11;47 MG; im really sorry man 13;18;13;39 B; thank you 13;18;23;46 Wide shot of flooding and homes 13;18;47;11 Medium shot of house flooded and a trash bin 13;19;30;19 Medium shot of home with Lowe's boards 13;19;37;20 Medium shot of Blake getting things out of his truck 13;19;51;45 Medium shot of Blake getting into his truck and shutting the door 13;20;03;36 Wide shot of Blakes home 13;20;19;28 Wide shot of flooding in the streets 13;21;04;11 Medium shot of wind turbine 13;21;23;11 Medium shot of a car stuck in a flood 13;21;30;01 Wide shot of police helping car stuck in a flood 13;21;42;16 Wide shot of a car stuck in a flood 13;22;58;56 Wide shot of a couple walking through water 13;23;33;57 Medium shot of Gretchen Glass emptying out her rain boots 13;23;56;20 GLASS: You know what? We went to a wedding yesterday and I matched the dress to the boots. GUTMAN: Did you expect the boots to be so full of water? GLASS: Not at all 13;24;08;30 GUTMAN: Are you from around here? GLASS: No, we're from Black Mountain, North Carolina 13;24;20;10 GUTMAN: I guess nobody here expected that? GLASS: I was kind of amazed it was not dropped down to a tropical storm till the morning. So, we took a trolley from Nanteo to Nags Head in the thick of the storm at 11:00 at night. GUTMAN: A trolley? GLASS: It was insane, we floated. The scariest part was going up over the bridge because we had to gain momentum it was doing that on the way up. Fifteen people and we all had to stay at the bride and grooms beach house, we couldn't go anywhere else. It was pretty insane! We knocked out some bucket list stuff, category one hurricane in a trolley over a bridge. Yeah, we really - get it done on the bucketlist last night. It was a really fun wedding, it was a really tense ride but it was an experience. GUTMAN: I bet. 13;25;25;08 Wide and close up of truck driving/reversing through flood 13;38;04;10 KELLY: I am actually gonna go sit in our truck, we have one of the plugins. And i'm gonna try to charge my husbands phone and see - I'm not sure if it got wet or what not. We were able to grab a few things, we're travel nurses out here from Arizona where we don't have weather. GUTMAN: Did you expect it to be anything like this? KELLY: No, originally in the week we had planned to go stay up in Williamsburg and we were gonna put everything up higher. My husband was in the navy out here so he kind of knows what to expect, but everybody kept saying it was gonna blow south into the east and go back to the Bahamas and I can't believe it happened. GUTMAN: Clearly it hasn't KELLY: No, it hasn't and we woke up because around midnight our Pomerianian woke up started crying, pawing at me and there was water everywhere. Our house is on the ground floor and it's completely flooded - when we left here and got here around 2 AM and it had eight inches of water. GUTMAN: You have kids too that must have been terrible 13;38;55;30 KELLY: It was horrible! We have a three year old, who actually thought it was great she said it was a swimming pool in her living room and we have a one and a half year old. GUTMAN: But the water that's coming up is not necessarily the kind of water you want to play with? KELLY: No, you can tell it was coming from sewage. There was like things floating and its awful. Hopefully today, we're gonna go back in about two or three hours and see kind of where we are. Since we are travel nurses and we move every, you know, three to six months and so a lot of our stuff is in plastic totes, like photo albums and things like that. 13;39;26;58 GUTMAN: You take all of that with you? KELLY: We do, I keep - well my mom passed away five years ago from cancer, so I keep things with her with us. I sew, so I have a sewing machine. We're a disney crazy family - so we have literally- I grabbed the Halloween costumes because we're going to Disneyland in two weeks. So I mean, it is what it is. GUTMAN: I'm sorry KELLY: Thank you, it's so scary. I'm ready to move home. 13;39;53;48 GUTMAN: It seems like a lot of people - you see people who have moved their car KELLY: No, they said it was going to blow south east back to the Bahamas on all of the hurricane trackers and I kept telling my husband, you know, are you sure we shouldn't stay - are you sure we shouldn't go - obviously, we listened to the news stations and we didn't make the right call this time. But I mean things can be replaced, family and pets are harder to do so. 13;40;24;32 GUTMAN: And when you started moving out of the house in the middle of the night, how scary was that? KELLY: I was balling. I was completely crying. I was just hysterical. And then I told my husband I have to go back in, he goes "why are you going in?" I'm like I need things. I mean it seems so silly now, but like I grabbed my blow dryer and like my sewing machine and just little things like that and I tried to get a couple of stuffed animals for our girls and hopefully - we were able to put things up higher on counters and tables and what not. So i'm hoping it's not too bad 13;40;53;41 GUTMAN: and you probably figured that whatever was coming up it was gonna get higher right - the water was only rising. KELLY: I'm assuming when we go back that it's probably gonna be at least a foot. The other problem is they were renovating the upstairs, and so i'm really concern that there's no dry walling upstairs. The floor is being refinished so it's very weak and when we went back we could see dry wall holes and like patching falling through. So my other worry now is if things didn't fall into the water and flood, im scared maybe the roof is collapsed. It's just one of those things you just have to kind of see what we can do and what we can salvage and kind of move on from it. Luckily it's only been - the stuff has been in water for about twelve hours, maybe, by the time we'll get back. So hopefully a lot of it will be able to be salvaged 13;41;40;08 GUTMAN: Thanks Kelly KELLY: Thank you 13;42;34;37 Kelly walking through the strong winds 13;43;17;31 Kelly getting into her car

NVS0173 Subject: World War II (WW II) Tape #2 Source: BMT NOTE: TIME CODES LISTED BELOW ARE CORRECT, BUT THE TIME CODE JUMPS PERIODICALLY THROUGHOUT THE TAPE!!! 03:00:00 BMT ISSUE 651A (11/27/41) THE FIRST LORD'S FORCEFUL WORDS (PARTIAL DUB) BOB HOPE ON MARQUIS TITLE OF THE ODEON THEATER AND MARCHING BRITISH AND INDIAN TROOPS WITH BANDS (SENDING THE BOYS OFF TO WAR TYPE STUFF) 03:01:22 BMT ISSUE 652A (12/4/41) LIBYA OFFENSIVE - TOBRUK CARRIES ON THE GALLANT DEFENDERS OF TOBRUK HAVE MADE HISTORY BY WITH STANDING A THIRTY THREE WEEK SIEGE. WHEN THE BIG PUSH INTO LIBYA BEGAN THE TOBRUKERS BROKE OUT AND ARE NOW SET TO JOIN UP WITH THEIR COMRADES IN THE EIGHTH ARMY. SHOT OF A PATROL CUTTING THROUGH BARBED WIRE. TWO MEN WITH A BREN GUN IN A GUN PIT AUSTRALIANS COMING TOWARD CAMERA. SHELLS BURST ALL ROUND AS AUSSIES LIE LOW. SHOT OF 25 POUNDERS FIRING. ALSO TRENCH MORTARS. AUSSIES CARRYING MAN ON STRETCHER. AA GUNS FIRING AT PLANES WHICH ARE INVISIBLE. PLANES BOMB OUR VEHICLES. 4.5'S IN ACTION. MORE BOMBS EXPLODING IN THE DESERT. SHOT OF GERMAN PLANE BLAZING. MEN OF TANK CORPS COMING OUT OF DUG-OUT. THEY GET INTO TANK. SHOT OF MATILDAS - BREAT [SIC] AHEAD POSITION. VARIOUS OTHER SHOTS OF TANKS. SHOT OF ARMOURED CAR MOVING. MEN RACING ACROSS THE DESERT. CU OF THREE AUSSIES COMING TOWARD CAMERA. CU OF HEAD OF AUSSIE WITH HAT ON. THREE OTHER CU OF MEN WITHOUT HATS. 03:03:00 BMT ISSUE 653A (12/11/41) PACIFIC BATTLEGROUND THE TREACHEROUS ATTACK ON AMERICA AND BRITAIN BY JAPAN HAS MARKED A DAY THAT WILL LIVE IN INFAMY. ALREADY FIRMLY ESTABLISHED IN FRENCH INDO-CHINA THE JAPANESE HAVE INVADED MALAYA AND BOMBED SINGAPORE. JAPAN BOMBED THE AMERICAN NAVAL BASE AT PEARL HARBOUR IN HAWAII. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PREDICTS THAT AMERICAN SEAPOWER WILL WIN THE DAY. JAPANESE EMPEROR REVIEWS TROOPS. SHOTS OF THE ARMY. SHOTS OF THE JAP FLEET. REFUGEES IN CHINA. ARP EXERCISES IN TOKYO. SCENES IN INDO CHINA. BURMA ROAD BOMBED. SHANGHAI BOMBED. MANOEUVRES IN MALAYA AND SHOTS OF BROOKE POPHAM. AERIAL SCENES OF SINGAPORE AND MANILA. LIBRARY SCENES OF THE US FLEET AND THE NORTH CAROLINA AT GUNNERY PRACTICE. ROOSEVELT SPEECH IS HEARD OVER LAST SEQUENCE. SCENES OF WINANT ARRIVING AT THE EMBASSY WERE TAKEN BUT NOT USED. GOOD SHOT DESTROYER IN ROUGH SEA. LIBRARY CLOSE-UP OF ROOSEVELT. MAPS OF THE PACIFIC WAR ZONE INCLUDING: MALAYA, SINGAPORE, THAILAND, INDO-CHINA, HAWAII PEARL HARBOUR, HONOLULU, THE PHILIPPINES, MANILA, JAPAN MANCHUKUO, RUSSIA JAPAN TIBET, DUTCH EAST INDIES, AUSTRALIA. 03:08:25 BMT ISSUE 654A (12/18/41) EMPIRE TROOPS FOR HONG KONG DEFENCE (PARTIAL DUB) HS HONG KONG HARBOR, TROOPS, LS BRITISH SUBMARINE, TORPEDO BOAT FIRES TORPEDO AND TORPEDO BOATS RACING THROUGH THE HARBOUR PAST A CHINESE JUNK, CANADIAN TROOPS ARRIVING AND PREPARING EMPLACEMENTS, BIG SHORE DEFENSE ARTILLERY GUNS FIRING. 03:09:39 BMT ISSUE 654A ROMMEL AT BAY - LIBYAN ADVANCE (12/18/41) (PARTIAL DUB) SCENES FROM THE LIBYAN FRONT AT THE START OF OUR OFFENSIVE AGAINST OUR TANKS WERE SEEN LOCKED IN BATTLE WITH THE GERMAN PANZERS, AND FULL AIR SUPPORT WAS GIVEN BY THE RAF. THE FIRST PART OF THE FILM WAS SHOT DURING THE FIRST GREAT BATTLE OF SIDI REZEGH WHEN WE STORMED THE ENEMY POSITION. BRITISH MECHANIZED INFANTRY, INFANTRY ADVANCE IN THE DESERT, ITALIAN AND GERMAN PRISONERSC OF WAR, BRITISH TANK AND BURNING GERMAN PANZERS, BODIES, TANK ADVANCE, MORE PRISONERS. 03:12:42 BMT ISSUE 655 (12/22/41) AMERICAN REACTIONS TO PEARL HARBOR FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT WAR SPEECH USA AND JAPAN. (A DAY THAT WILL LIVE IN INFAMY SPEECH TO CONGRESS). SHOTS OF THE PACIFIC FLEET AND PLANES FLYING OVERHEAD. NOMURA AND KURUSU LEAVE THE STATE DEPARTMENT AFTER THEIR LAST CONFERENCE. CROWDS GATHER IN TIMES SQUARE TO WATCH THE ILLUSTRATED NEWS SIGN. STEPHEN EARLY HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE. HULL, STIMSON AND KNOX ARRIVE AT THE WHITE HOUSE. KEYWORDS: SABURO KURUSU; MR CORDELL HULL; HENRY LEWIS STIMSON; FRANK KNOX; ADMIRAL KOCHISABURO NOMURA; 03:14:50 BMT ISSUE 656 (12/29/41) REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1941 A LOOK BACK OVER THE YEAR WHICH SAW THE WAR EFFORT IN THE FACTORIES INCREASE. THE ATLANTIC CHARTER MEETING OF CHURCHILL AND ROOSEVELT, THE LOSS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE REPULSE. THE ROYAL NAVY CLAIMED THE BISMARCK AND BRITISH UNITS RAIDED THE LOFOTEN ISLAND. JAPAN LAUNCHED WAR AGAINST AMERICA AND BRITAIN. OPENING MONTAGE - FACTORY SCENES, MEN AND WOMEN WORKING, ENTERING AND MACHINE WORKING. STEEL WORK MONTAGE - FURNACES - MOLTEN METAL. BATTLESHIPS LINE AHEAD. BOMBERS IN SKY - TANKS COMING OUT OF FACTORY - LOADED ON SHIPS. SHOTS FROM 'HUN AT WAR' ATTACKING BLOCK-HOUSE. RUSSIANS FIGHTING. BRITISH AND RUSSIAN TROOPS MEET IN IRAN. RAILWAY SUPPLIES IN IRAN - CRATES UNLOADED AT BASRA. SHOTS OF ROOSEVELT AND CHURCHILL AT CHURCH SERVICE. CHURCHILL ON THE PRINCE OF WALES. BATTLESHIPS AT SEA. GOOD SHOTS OF THE ARK ROYAL & HOOD. BISMARCK BLOWN UP. BATTLESHIPS GUNS FIRING. DESTROYERS - CORVETTES IN CONVOY. TORPEDO TRAVELLING. DEPTH CHARGES EXPLODING. DESTROYERS TURNING IN LINE. LONDON BLITZ SCENES. HAVOC TAKES OFF. RADIOLOCATION WITH THE ATS. AA GUNS FIRING.WELLINGTON TAKES OFF. BOMBING UP STERLINGS. HURRICANES. PRISONERS IN FRENCH CONCENTRATION CAMP. MARSHAL PETAIN. QUISLING. MUSSOLINI. GREEK ARTILLERY FIRING. YUGOSLAV PROCESSION. THE V SIGN BEING CHALKED ON WALL. SHOTS FROM THE RAID ON LOFOTEN AND SPITSBERGEN (COMMANDOS). BRITISH TROOPS LOOKING AT THE MEMORIAL AT SIDI BARRANI. ITALIAN PRISONERS MARCHING OFF. HAILE SALESSIE WINSTON CHURCHILL ON TOUR AND GIVING THE V SIGN (HE HAS A DISARMING CHILDLIKE SMILE) . ALSO SHOTS WITH STICK THROUGH HIS ARMS. CHURCHILL ADDRESSING CROWDS FROM BALCONY. REEL ENDS WITH FACTORY MONTAGE. 03:24:20 BMT ISSUE 656A (1/1/42 - IMAGES FROM 12/7/41) JAPANESE ATTACK HAWAII THE WORLD KNOWS THAT THE JAPANESE ATTACKED THE AMERICAN PEARL HARBOR NAVAL BASE WITHOUT WARNING, THESE PICTURES SHOW SOMETHING OF HOW THE CIVIL POPULATION SUFFERED. JAPANESE PLANES FLY OVER AND FIRES RAGE IN WAIKIKI. REFUGEES RUN HITHER AND THITHER. AA GUNS FIRE AND THE INJURED ARE CARED FOR. 03:25:05 BMT ISSUE 657A (1/8/42) MR CHURCHILL SPEAKS TO AMERICA (PARTIAL DUB) QUOTE: WHAT KIND OF PEOPLE DO THEY THINK WE ARE. IS IT POSSIBLE THAT WE WILL CONTINUE TOP PERSEVERE AGAINST THEM (REFERRING TO JAPAN). SHOT LIST : WINSTON CHURCHILL ADDRESSING CONGRESS QUOTE AS NOTED ABOVE. HENRY AGARD WALLACE. 03:25:53 BMT ISSUE 658 (1/12/42) SOVIET STRIKES BACK - TO ILLUISTRATE THE RUSSIANS PUSHING THE GERMANS BACK FROM MOSCOW (PARTIAL DUB) THE FACTORY TOWN OF TULA, TO THE SOUTH OF MOSCOW, WAS ALMOST SURROUNDED BY THE GERMANS. IT FOUGHT BACK AND KEPT THE MUNITIONS FLOWING FROM THE FACTORIES. THE SOVIET RMY CONTINUES TO PUSH THE NAZIS BACK WESTWARD. THE FREEZING CONDITIONS ALSO TAKE THEIR TOLL OF THE GERMAN ARMY. IN A TANK HOSPITAL, THE TANKS ARE REPAIRED AND ON THE SNOW COVERED FRONT, TANKS ADVANCE THROUGH OPEN COUNTRY AND THROUGH TOWNS (TULA). CAVALRY IS ALSO IN OPERATION ALONG THE FRONT AND WHEN A TOWN IS TAKEN A SCENE OF DEVASTATION MEETS THE GAZE - SMASHED TRANSPORT, DEAD GERMANS AND LIVING GERMANS AS PRISONERS ARE ALL THAT REMAIN. THE PRISONERS ARE COLD AS THE GUNS BLAZE AWAY. EXTRAORDINARILY GOOD BATTLE MONTAGE. 03:30:12 BMT ISSUE 663A (2/19/42) THE 'NORMANDIE' ABLAZE LYING AT HER PIER IN NEW YORK THE LINER NORMANDIE BURNS FURIOUSLY, FIREMEN FROM ALL OVER MANHATTAN FOUGHT THE BLAZE. THE LINER WAS IN THE PROCESS OF BEING CONVERTED TO A TROOPSHIP WHEN THE TRAGEDY HAPPENED. THE LINER, NOW KNOWN AS USS LAFAYETTE IS ABLAZE FROM END TO END. FIREMEN TOIL CEASELESSLY AND CASUALTIES ARE TAKEN AWAY ON STRETCHERS. 03:31:52 BMT ISSUE 663A (2/19/42 - IMAGES FROM 12/7/41) PEARL HARBOUR - FIRST FILM OF THE HAVOC INFLICTED ON THAT FATEFUL SUNDAY DEC. 7TH 1941 SHOTS OF BURNING HANGARS AND THE BATTLESHIP ARIZONA ON FIRE. THE AFTERMATH - PLANES INCLUDING A CATALINA LIE WRECKED AND THE UTAH IS UPSIDE DOWN. THE ARIZONA IS PARTIALLY SUBMERGED AND COMPLETELY WRECKED WHILE THE OKLAHOMA IS ON ITS SIDE. THE DESTROYERS DOWNES AND CASSIN ARE BADLY DAMAGED. A CRUISER STEAMS OUT PAST THE BLAZING ARIZONA. THE STORY ENDS WITH LIBRARY SHOTS OF THE US FLEET AT SEA, AND IN ROUGH WEATHER - ONE OF THE SHIPS IS THE NORTH CAROLINA. 03:37:46 BMT ISSUE 659 (1/19/42) POLISH-SOVIET PACT SIGNED THE POLISH PRIME MINISTER, GENERAL SIKORSKI, TRAVELLED TO MOSCOW FOR TALKS WHICH RESULTED IN THE SIGNING OF THE SOVIET POLISH PACT. MR MOLOTOV MEETS GENERAL SIKORSKI AS HE ARRIVES BY PLANE. THEN THEY WALK AWAY PAST THE GUARD OF HONOUR. IN THE KREMLIN, JOSEPH STALIN, MOLOTOV AND SIKORSKI ATTEND THE PACT SIGNING. (GOOD FOOTAGE OF JOSEPH STALIN). 03:39:30 BMT ISSUE 683 (7/6/42) MIDWAY ISLAND VICTORY (PARTIAL DUB) CLOSE-UP OF PLANE TO CAMERA. PLANE APPROACHING JAPANESE CARRIER WHICH IS HIT. SHIPS SHELLS BURSTING. SHIPS GUN FIRING. FIRING AT JAPANESE PLANE WHICH FLIES AWAY. BURNING CRUISER. 03:41:11 BMT ISSUE 684A (7/16/42) THE FBI IN AMERICA HAVE ROUNDED UP GERMAN SPIES WHO WERE INTENT ON SABOTAGE THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, EXTERIOR SCENES. SHOTS INSIDE OF J EDGAR HOOVER. SHOTS OF A U-BOAT SURFACING, (PROBABLY FROM THEIR LIBRARY). PERISCOPE CLEAVING THROUGH THE WATER AND INTERIOR OF U-BOAT. STILLS OF DUMP OF EXPLOSIVES. MANY DRAFT-CREDENTIALS AND FORGED CARDS. STILLS OF THE SPIES, WHICH INCLUDED HERBERT HAUPT AND ERNST BURGER, WHO ARE BOTH AMERICAN CITIZENS AND, THEREFORE, TRAITORS AS WELL AS SPIES. 03:42:30 BMT ISSUE 684A (7/16/42) AMERICA'S SEA WAR - USS LEXINGTON SHOTS OF THE BOMBED AIRCRAFT CARRIER ON FIRE, AFTER THE BATTLE OF THE CORAL SEA. EXPLOSIONS SHAKE THE SHIP AND SHE LISTS HEAVILY. SOME OF THIS MATERIAL WAS USED AS ILLUSTRATION TO THE INTERVIEW WITH ADMIRAL SHERMAN, PREVIOUSLY FILED. THERE IS A CLOSE UP OF HIM SITTING AT A TABLE MAKING A SPEECH. AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS STORY ARE SHOTS OF AMERICAN SAILORS ABOARD CARRIER AND SHOTS OF THE AIRCRAFT ON DECK. A VERY GOOD SHOT SHOWS AMERICAN SAILORS STANDING ON A BIG GUN IN A ROW. USS LEXINGTON AND JAPANESE CARRIER - SHOT SHOWING THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER, THE SHIP THAT PAID THE PRICE, IN WINNING THE BATTLE OF THE CORAL SEA. SHOTS SHOW HOW THE LEXINGTON LAUNCHED HER PLANES TO FLY INTO BATTLE. SHOT OF THE JAPANESE CARRIER, THAT WAS AS ENEMY LOSS. SHOTS SHOWING AN AMERICAN PLANE BOMBING. THESE ARE FOLLOWED BY OFFICIAL NAVY PICTURES OF THE LEXINGTON TORPEDOED AND BOMBED. ABANDON SHIP IS GIVEN AND THE CREW GO OVER THE SIDE. 03:43:25 BMT ISSUE 686 (7/27/42) MIDWAY - USS 'YORKTOWN' AMERICA SCORES A VICTORY AT SEA, PICTURES SHOW THE ACTION ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER YORKTOWN. THE CARRIER WAS HIT BUT NOT SUNK DURING THE BATTLE. SHOTS OF THE AIRCRAFT TAKING OFF FROM THE 'YORKTOWN' (BOMBERS). GUNS FIRE AT A JAP PLANE WHICH RUNS STRAIGHT INTO A TERRIFIC BARRAGE OF FIRE (AA). STILLS SHOWING THE 'YORKTOWN' ON FIRE AND ALSO SCENES ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER AFTER THE ACTION AT MIDWAY, SHOWING THE DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE JAPS. 03:45:36 BMT GOOD SHOT SHOT OF AN AIRMAN AVIATOR LIGHTING A CIGARETTE 03:46:02 BMT ISSUE 690 (8/24/42) CONVOY TO MALTA END OF EPIC VOYAGE A CONVOY OF THE ROYAL AND MERCHANT NAVY'S GET MUCH NEEDED SUPPLIES THROUGH TO MALTA. THERE WAS FIERCE FIGHTING WITH THE ENEMY AND THE LOSS OF FOUR SHIPS EAGLE, MANCHESTER, CAIRO AND FORSIGHT. ROYAL AND MERCHANT NAVY SHIPS MOVING ALONG AS SIGNALLER SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT, AMMUNITION LOADED AS SHIPS FIRE ON AXIS AIRCRAFT, NIGHT SCENES OF SHIPS FIGHTING AND SHOOTING AT PLANES, DAY SCENES AFTER THE BATTLE OF MEN PRAYING WITH CHAPLAIN, ADMIRAL BURROUGH ON DECK AND CLOSE-UPS OF MEN SMILING. 03:49:27 BMT ISSUE 690 (8/24/42) CHURCHILL IN CAIRO DURING HIS STAY IN EGYPT THE PRIME MINISTER INSPECTED MEN OF THE EIGHTH ARMY. CU LIBERATOR WITH CHURCHILL DESCENDING. CHURCHILL IS DRESSED IN UNIFORM OF AIR COMMODORE. CU CHURCHILL CLIMBING OUT OF PLANE THROUGH BOTTOM OF FUSELAGE. CU OF LIB. SHOWING 'COMMANDO' ON SIDE. DESERT THEN FLIES TO BATTLE FRONT IN A LOCKHEED HUDSON, WHERE TEDDER & CONINGHAM ARE WAITING FOR HIM. SHOT OF TEDDER & CONINGHAM WITH BOSTON IN THE FORE, LOCKHEED TAXIES ACROSS AERODROME. CHURCHILL IS CIVVIES SHAKES HAND WITH TEDDER & CONINGHAM. PREMIER IS CARRYING A LARGE FLY WHISK. CHURCHILL SHAKING HANDS WITH THE AUK. CHURCHILL SHAKING HANDS WITH SIR ALAN BROOKE. CHURCHILL GETTING INTO GENERAL AUK'S CAR AND DRIVE AWAY, FOLLOWED BY OTHER MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL STAFF. CHURCHILL INSPECTING VARIOUS TROOPS. CHURCHILL AT ADVANCED LANDING GROUND CU. CHURCHILL SHAKING HANDS WITH CAPTAIN CARTER & WING COMMANDER BERESFORD. CONVOY OF CARS DRIVING OFF, THEY ARRIVE AT GHQ. CHURCHILL ENTERING MESS TENT. INTERIOR SHOT OF CHURCHILL & GENERAL STAFF AT TABLE. CU CHURCHILL DRINKING BEER (CUTS). CU EATING ORANGE. CU TAKING TWO MATCHES TO LIGHT HIS CIGAR. ON HIS RIGHT IS CONINGHAM ON HIS LEFT IS CARTER & TEDDER CU. CHURCHILL LEAVING TENT THROUGH CROWDS OF TROOPS TO CAR 03:53:32 BMT ISSUE 692 (9/7/42) HAWKS OF THE AIR - (GOOD GENERIC FIGHTER PLANE FOOTAGE) IN AUSTRALIA FIGHTER PILOTS FROM THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN AND MIDDLE EAST DEMONSTRATE THE AMERICAN BUILT 'KITTYHAWK' FIGHTER. LINE OF KITTYHAWKS. OFFICERS TALKING AMONGST THEMSELVES. SHOT OF ENGINES WARMING UP. SHOTS OF PILOTS. KITTYHAWKS TAXIING ACROSS 'AERODROME WITH MECHANICS SITTING ON WINGS. PLANES TAKE OFF INTO & OVER CAMERA. PLANE TAKES OFF SV. PLANES TAKE OFF, SHOTS TAKEN FROM REAR OF ONE OF THE PLANES. GOOD SHOT OF PLANES IN FORMATION ABOVE THE CLOUDS. GROUND STAFF LOOKING UP AT PLANES. LINE OF KITTYHAWKS ABOVE CLOUDS, PEELING OFF TO 'ATTACK'. SPECIAL SHOT PLANE DOING VICTORY ROLL. KITTYHAWK DIVING TO ATTACK, SHOTS SHOW PLANE COMING IN (CAMERAMAN IN ANOTHER PLANE BEING TARGET). PLANES DIVING ON AN AERODROME, SWEEPING ACROSS AERODROME, VERY GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY. PLANE DIVING ON CAMERA. GOOD SHOT OF PLANES ABOVE CLOUDS IN FORMATION. SHOT OF PILOTS INCLUDED: JEFFREY, RAWLINSON, FISHER, TRUSCOTT & WAWN. (THIS FILM IS TO SHOW CAPABILITIES OF THE KITTYHAWK. THE KITTYHAWK, TOMAHAWK & CURTISS P40 ARE THE SAME, EXCEPT THAT THE KITTYHAWK IS A LATER VERSION, BUT EXTERNALLY THE SAME.) 03:55:34 BMT ISSUE 695A (10/1/42) CONVOY TO RUSSIA FIGHTS THROUGH A LARGE CONVOY ESCORTED BY MANY WARSHIPS, MARKS ITS WAY THROUGH TO RUSSIA. THE GREAT MAJORITY OF THE SHIPS ARRIVED AT THE DESTINATION IN SPITE OF ALL THE TORPEDOES, MINES AND BOMBS. GENERAL SHOT OF CONVOY AT SEA, SAME INTO CAMERA. DITTO TAKEN FROM SEVERAL ANGLES. SAILOR STANDING ON SIDE OF DECK COUNTING TORPEDO PLANES. SAILORS RUSHING TO 'ACTION STATIONS' MS OF CRUISER SHOWING HEAVY GUNS, ANTI-AIRCRAFT, & POM-POMS. MEN FLINGING OFF COVERS, TAKING AIM, GUNS FIRING. CU POM-POMS. ENEMY PLANES (NOT DISTINGUISHABLE) FLYING THROUGH FLAK, JUST ABOVE SEA LEVEL, TRACER GOING UP. SHOT OF SEA SHOWING ENEMY PLANE JUST VISIBLE DROPPING TORPEDO. GS OF SOME SHIPS ON FIRE. LS SHOT OF SMOKE POURING FROM SHIP. CU SMOKE. SCYLLA ALONG SIDE MINESWEEPER CU AT SPEED, TRANSFERRING US SURVIVORS TO SCYLLA. CU MEN SCRAMBLING ABOARD. ACTION STATIONS AGAIN. SAILORS AT POM-POMS, AMERICAN IN THEIR OWN TYPE OF TIN HELMETS, ASSISTING OUR TARS. CU US SAILOR RUNNING ALONG DECK WITH PP. AMMUNITIONS. COASTLINE AS SEEN FROM CONVOY. LS DESTROYER BACKGROUND NEAR COAST WHICH IS COVERED WITH SNOW. CU BURNETT ABOARD SCYLLA, SITTING IN CHAIR IN WHICH HE IS TRANSFERRED TO A DESTROYER, CU. CU SAME, ALSO SAILORS PIPING HIM ABOARD. GS CU OF OFFICERS ON BRIDGE, SHOWING CAPTAIN MACINTYRE. CU BURNETT. CU BURNETT SITTING ON BRIDGE. CU BURNETT LOOKING THROUGH BINOCULARS LS. HURRICANE HIGH IN THE CLOUDS. 03:59:16 BMT ISSUE 696 (10/5/42) FLYING FORTRESSES AT WORK - AMERICAN AIR CORPS DAYLIGHT RAIDS. THE AMERICANS RECEIVE A BRIEFING AND CARRY OUT THEIR FIRST OPERATION WHICH WAS OVER FRANCE. FLYING FORTRESSES ON AERODROME. FF TAKING OFF. PAN SHOT OF SAME. 3 TAKE OFFS. FF IN FLIGHT. 3 FF'S IN FORMATION ABOVE THE CLOUDS. FORMATION OF FF'S. 2 ANGLE SHOTS. FORMATION PREPARING TO LAND. CYCLIST RIDING UNDER BOMBER. ENGINEERS & MECHANICS WORKING ON PLANES. 3 SCENES. 2 FF'S CLIMBING. ONE FLYING LOW & FAST OVER AERODROME, BANKING TO LEFT. INTERIOR OF CONTROL ROOM. CU OPERATOR AT WORK - BACK VIEW. CREWS ARRIVING AT BRIEFING ROOM ON BICYCLES. CU CYCLES LYING ON GROUND. SHOT TAKEN FROM REAR OF BRIEFING ROOM, CREWS SITTING BEING INSTRUCTED. CU VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS & CREWS. CREWS ARE IN FLYING KIT. OFFICER SPEAKING TO MEN, HE POINTS OUT A TARGET ON MAP WHICH IS THE WALL. MORE CUS OF CREW. SIGNAL OFFICER SPEAKING TO MEN. CU RUDOLPH E SPEAKING ABOUT FLIGHT. INTERIOR SHOTS OF CREWS LEAVING B ROOM. CREWS OUTSIDE B ROOM, PREPARING TO RIDE OFF ON CYCLES. SEVERAL TRUCKS OF BOMBS, VARIOUS CUS. MEN WRITING ON SAME. TRUCKS OF BOMBS RUNNING UNDER BOMBER. MEN BESIDE BOMBER WITH MACHINE GUN AMMO. ROUND NECK. CU. MACHINE GUN FIRING FROM WAIST OF PLANE, EMPTY CARTRIDGE CASES FALLING ON GROUND. GASOLINE WAGON & BOMBS UNDER WINGS OF BOMBER. LINE OF BOMBS ACROSS AERODROME, GROUND RATHER WEEDY. CU BOMB DOORS OPENING, PLANE ON GROUND. BOMBS UNDER BOMBER, MEN SITTING ON SAME. MEN SITTING ON BOMBS WHICH ARE BEING PULLED TO BOMBERS. JEEP UP TO PLANE, CREW CLIMB OUT, TALKING OVER MAP, PLANE BACKGROUND. CREW CLIMBING ABOARD, THROUGH VARIOUS DOORS OF BOMBER. CU. SIDE (WAIST) OF PLANE, SLIDE-DOOR OPEN EXPOSING MACHINE GUN, WHICH IS POINTED AT CAMERA. PILOT ESCORTED BY TWO RAF REGIMENT SOLDIERS, PILOT CARRYING BAG, HE CLIMBS INTO PLANE, ESCORT CLOSE DOOR. PILOT LOOKING OUT OF COCKPIT, WAVES. SEVERAL PLANES TAXIING OVER AERODROME. CU NOSE OF STINKY FORTRESS. CU FF TURNING COMPLETELY ROUND. CU FF TURNING ABOUT. CU YANKY DOODLE FF. MS OF FF FROM TAIL OF PLANE. LS PLANE TAKING OFF, ALSO LANDING. CREW ON GROUND WAVING. PLANE TAKING OFF. FF TAKING OFF WITH PLANE RIGHT TOP ALREADY IN FLIGHT. FF LANDING, ANOTHER TAKING OFF. CREW OR MECHANICS WITH BIKES, WAVING. FORMATION OF 9 FF'S IN FLIGHT - VG. FF IN FORMATION SEVERAL ANGLES. FF DIRECTLY ABOVE ANOTHER - VG. FF FORMATION PASSES CAMERA. INTERIOR OF PLANE, SHOWING WAIST GUNNER. LOOKING OUT OF BOMB DOORS - VG. DITTO WITH COUNTRY BELOW. CU BOMB DOORS CLOSING. FF IN FORMATION, 3 ANGLES. COMING INTO LAND, ONE, NOW TWO. GROUP OF MEN ROUND CONTROL TOWER LS. MAJOR SPAATZ ARRIVING IN CAR, GETS OUT. SPAATZ WITH EAKER. CU. EAKER WITH CIGAR, CROWD ROUND HIM. FF INTO CAMERA ON GROUND - TAXIING. CU SPAATZ & EAKER SPEAKING INTO MIKE. AERIAL SHOT OF COUNTRY OVER WHICH PLANE IS FLYING, SEVERAL SHOTS. CU FF IN FLIGHT. LS PLANES IN DISTANCE ABOVE CLOUDS. EXCELLENT. MORE AERIAL SHOT OF ENEMY COUNTRY. SV PLANE ON FIRE, SMOKE POURING FROM WING. INTERIOR SHOT OF PLANE. BOMB DOORS OPENING CU. FF IN FLIGHT. LS FORTRESS ON GROUND. MEMBER OF SQUADRON SITTING ON TAIL OF PLANE. GROUP SHOT OF CREW, PLANE BACKGROUND. MORE AERIAL SHOTS OF ENEMY COUNTRY. AERIAL SHOTS SHOWING BOMBS BURSTING ON TARGET. CU CREW GETTING OUT OF PLANE NEAR THE NOSE OF THE PLANE. CU ONE OF THE CREW GETTING OUT OF PLANE (FUSELAGE). CU SAME STANDING BESIDE PLANE. INTERIOR SHOTS - 2 MEMBERS OF A CREW SPEAKING TO AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER ABOUT BOMBING RAID. CU SAME. CU CREW (COMPLETE) & IO, REPORTING. INDIVIDUAL CUS OF MEN. FF COMING INTO LAND (INTO CAMERA) JUST ABOVE LONG GRASS LEVEL - EXCELLENT. GOOD CU OF US FLAG FLYING WITH RAF FLAG. NAMES CAN BE SEEN ON SOME OF THE PLANES. 04:07:08 BMT GERMAN POWS AT NORMANDY. GERMAN FILM OF ERWINN ROMMEL AND GENERAL VON RUNDSTEAD TALKING TOGETHER IN A ROOM. THEY THEN TOUR THE ATLANTIC WALL DEFENSES. LATER BRITISH TROOPS ARE SEEN DISMANTLING THE WALL DEFENSES, GENERAL DWIGHT EIDSENHOWER, GENERAL HAP ARNOLD AND GEN GEORGE MARSHAL TOGETHER IN FRANCE.. 04:09:45 BMT ISSUE 701A (11/12/42) ACCORDING TO PLAN - MIDDLE EAST FIRST PICTURES OF THE NEW ADVANCE IN THE MIDDLE EAST. THE BATTLE OF EL ALAMEIN, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF GENERAL MONTGOMERY, MEN FROM ALL PARTS OF BRITAIN AND THE DOMINIONS FOUGHT THEIR WAY FORWARD. ROMMEL IS NOW ON THE RETREAT IN NORTH AFRICA. THIS COMMENCES WITH A FEW SCENES OF NORTH AFRICA, MAP OF MEDITERRANEAN, MIX TO EISENHOWER POINTING TO MAP ON WALL. AERIAL SHOT OF COAST, FADE TO MAP OF EGYPT. SHOT OF BATTLEFIELD, TANKS FILLED WITH PETROL AND LOADED WITH AMMUNITION. GOOD SHOTS OF BARRAGE AT NIGHT. CU BREECH OF ARTILLERY GUN. HITS REGISTERED ON MARK IV TANKS. TROOPS WAIT TO GO OVER THE TOP, CRAWLING ALONG, RUNNING WITH FIXED BAYONETS - EXPLOSIONS. TROOPS ADVANCING THROUGH DUST. BREN GUN FIRED. EXPLOSIONS, TROOPS SHELTER BEHIND WRECKED MARK IV TANK. AERIAL OF ADVANCING ARMY. MITCHELLS AND BALTIMORES IN FORMATION, BOMBS LEAVE BOMB BAY - DOORS CLOSE. ACK-ACK PASSING OUT PLANES. MS CONINGHAM AND MONTGOMERY OUTSIDE TENT. SHERMAN AND GRANT TANKS ON THE MOVE AND FIRING. MINE FIELD BEING CLEARED. HUNDREDS OF PRISONERS BEING BROUGHT IN, PAN OF THE BATTLE, TANKS ADVANCING. CU SHERMAN TANKS ADVANCE, ALSO OF BOMBS LEAVING PLANE AND BOMB DOOR CLOSING. (INCLUDES SCENES OF MINE SWEEPING IN THE DESERT, BERNARD MONTGOMERY, FALLING SHELLS SEEN CLOSE UP THROUGH THE VIEWING PORT OF PERISCOPE OF A TANK IN BATTLE.) 04:17:05 BMT ISSUE 702A (11/19/42) A JAP FLEET SMASHED UNITED STATES MARINES WIPED OUT JAPANESE UNITS DEFENDING THEIR POSITIONS ON GUADALCANAL. US MARINES WALKING ABOUT ISLAND, WHICH IS MOSTLY JUNGLE, LOOKING AT DEAD JAPS.PRISONERS BEING SET TO WORK, VARIOUS SHOTS OF SAME. SHOT OF STERN OF US AIRCRAFT CARRIER, ALSO SHOTS OF DESTROYERS WITH CARRIER IN REAR. DAUNTLESS (?) FLYING IN FORMATION ESCORTING NAVY, OF WHICH THERE IS AN AERIAL SHOT OF SAME. LOOKING OVER STERN OF DESTROYER AT WAKE OF SHIP. ADMIRAL WILLIAM HALSEY CONVERSING WITH NAVAL OFFICERS (INTERIOR) IN CABIN. 04:18:25 BMT ISSUE 703 (11/23/42) NORTH AFRICA - ALLIES CALL THE TUNE (PARTIALLY DUBBED) MOMENTOUS COMBINED OPERATION, WHICH GIVES US CONTROL OF THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN. LS BUILDING AT CASABLANCA BURNING FROM SHIP, US TROOPS MARCHING ASHORE, LS FIRE IN THE HARBOUR OVER NARRATION THAT IT WAS NECESSARY TO FIRE ON THE FRENCH BATTLRESHIP THERE, NATIVES AND CAMEL, US SOLDIERS AND FRENCH SAILORS, US GENERAL AND FRENCH OFFICERS TOGETHER AFTER REACHING AGREEMENT, FLAGS (A US GENERAL WHO MAY BE GEORGE PATTON). 04:19:38 BMT ISSUE 705 (12/7/42) PAPUAN CLOSE-UP OF JUNGLE WARFARE (PARTIALLY DUBBED) AUSTRALIAN NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN DAIMEN PARER TALKS ABOUT THE BATTLE FRONT IN NEW GUINEA. SUPPLIES, NORMALLY TAKEN INTO THE OWEN STANLEY MOUNTAINS BY BEARER, ARE NOW DROPPED BY PARACHUTE. TROOPS ARRIVING AFTER WALKING THROUGH JUNGLE WITH SUPPLIES, DUMPING SAME ON GROUND. REINFORCEMENTS THROUGH JUNGLES VARIOUS ANGLE SHOTS. AERIAL SHOT OF CAMP. CAMERAMAN IN TREE, MORTARS BEING FIRED, SOLDIER FIRING BREN GUN, TWO OTHERS ADVANCING ON HUT, ONE HUT EXPLODES, THEY FIRE THEIR GUNS INTO HUTS AS A PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE. SEVERAL SHOTS FROM VARIOUS ANGLES VG & OVER FAST RUNNING STREAMS. STRETCHER BEARERS(SOME ARE NATIVES) CARRYING WOUNDED THROUGH TORRENTIAL RAIN, ARRIVING AT CAMP. TWO SOLDIERS WALKING ACROSS CAMP GROUND IN POURNG RAIN. PAPUANS LOOKING UP AT DOUGLAS TRANSPORT PLANES DROPPING SUPPLIES. 04:23:35 BMT BENITO MUSSOLINI IMAGES SPEAKING AT A PODIUM AND GESTICULATING POMPOUSLY. 04:23:50 BMT ISSUE 706 (12/14/42) RUSSIA STRIKES BACK IN RUSSIA ADVANCES ARE BEING MADE ON THE STALINGRAD FRONT AS THE RED ARMY PREVENT THE NAZI'S FROM TAKING THE CITY. FURTHER NORTH FORCES UNDER GENERAL ZHUKOV HAVE BROKEN THROUGH ON THE UPPER REACHES OF THE VOLGA. FINALLY THERE ARE PICTURES FROM THE NORTHERN SECTOR, WHERE THE CITY OF LENINGRAD HAS HELD OUT AGAINST ALL ATTACKS. ZHUKOV LOOKS AT MAPS (INTERIOR); DUSK SHOT OF ARTILLERY FIRING LS; FORMATION OF AIRCRAFT (RUSSIAN) LS RUSSIAN TANKS & INFANTRY GOING FORWARD. SOLDIERS JUMP OFF TANKS & ADVANCE BEHIND SAME, CRAWL ALONG WITH TOMMY GUNS, THROUGH MUD. SEVERAL RUSSIANS KILLED, SURROUNDINGS BURNING RUINS. GS SOLDIER THROWS GRENADE. . INFANTRY FIGHTING THROUGH A FARM PAST A BURNING LOG CABIN. KEYWORDS: SOVIET UNION; VOLGOGRAD; MARSHAL GRIGORY KONSTANTINOVICH ZHUKOV; IVAN STEPANOVICH KONIEV 04:25:22 BMT ISSUE 706A (12/17/42) RAF BLAST RADIO WORKS - RAID ON EINDHOVEN (PARTIALLY DUBBED) BOMBERS OF THE RAF CARRY OUT A RAID ON THE PHILIPS WORKS AT EINDHOVEN IN HOLLAND. ONE HUNDRED LIGHT BOMBERS WENT ON THE RAID, TWELVE DID NOT RETURN AND A NUMBER OF THOSE THAT DID WERE SEVERELY SHOT UP. ALL THREE TYPES OF PLANES FLYING AT ROOF TOP HEIGHT INTO CAMERA, OVER ENGLISH COAST; CAMERA IN FRONT PART OF PLANE SHOOTING THE SEA, SV OF BOSTONS APPROACHING (FRONT VIEW AGAIN) DUTCH COAST, STILL AT ROOF TOP HEIGHT, GO RIGHT INTO TARGET AT THIS HEIGHT TAKING AERIAL SHOT OF COUNTRY AS WE GO. TARGET NOW COMES INTO VIEW, (ALL THE PHOTOGRAPHY IS TAKEN BY SECOND BOSTON), WE CAN SEE THE ONE IN FRONT ALL THE WAY, IT NOW COMMENCES SHOOTING UP ROOF SPOTTERS, WE FOLLOW SUIT, GOING RIGHT OVER TARGET; AERIAL SHOT OF TARGET & END TAPE

NVS0173 Subject: World War II (WW II) Tape #2 Source: BMT NOTE: TIME CODES LISTED BELOW ARE CORRECT, BUT THE TIME CODE JUMPS PERIODICALLY THROUGHOUT THE TAPE!!! 03:00:00 BMT ISSUE 651A (11/27/41) THE FIRST LORD'S FORCEFUL WORDS (PARTIAL DUB) BOB HOPE ON MARQUIS TITLE OF THE ODEON THEATER AND MARCHING BRITISH AND INDIAN TROOPS WITH BANDS (SENDING THE BOYS OFF TO WAR TYPE STUFF) 03:01:22 BMT ISSUE 652A (12/4/41) LIBYA OFFENSIVE - TOBRUK CARRIES ON THE GALLANT DEFENDERS OF TOBRUK HAVE MADE HISTORY BY WITH STANDING A THIRTY THREE WEEK SIEGE. WHEN THE BIG PUSH INTO LIBYA BEGAN THE TOBRUKERS BROKE OUT AND ARE NOW SET TO JOIN UP WITH THEIR COMRADES IN THE EIGHTH ARMY. SHOT OF A PATROL CUTTING THROUGH BARBED WIRE. TWO MEN WITH A BREN GUN IN A GUN PIT AUSTRALIANS COMING TOWARD CAMERA. SHELLS BURST ALL ROUND AS AUSSIES LIE LOW. SHOT OF 25 POUNDERS FIRING. ALSO TRENCH MORTARS. AUSSIES CARRYING MAN ON STRETCHER. AA GUNS FIRING AT PLANES WHICH ARE INVISIBLE. PLANES BOMB OUR VEHICLES. 4.5'S IN ACTION. MORE BOMBS EXPLODING IN THE DESERT. SHOT OF GERMAN PLANE BLAZING. MEN OF TANK CORPS COMING OUT OF DUG-OUT. THEY GET INTO TANK. SHOT OF MATILDAS - BREAT [SIC] AHEAD POSITION. VARIOUS OTHER SHOTS OF TANKS. SHOT OF ARMOURED CAR MOVING. MEN RACING ACROSS THE DESERT. CU OF THREE AUSSIES COMING TOWARD CAMERA. CU OF HEAD OF AUSSIE WITH HAT ON. THREE OTHER CU OF MEN WITHOUT HATS. 03:03:00 BMT ISSUE 653A (12/11/41) PACIFIC BATTLEGROUND THE TREACHEROUS ATTACK ON AMERICA AND BRITAIN BY JAPAN HAS MARKED A DAY THAT WILL LIVE IN INFAMY. ALREADY FIRMLY ESTABLISHED IN FRENCH INDO-CHINA THE JAPANESE HAVE INVADED MALAYA AND BOMBED SINGAPORE. JAPAN BOMBED THE AMERICAN NAVAL BASE AT PEARL HARBOUR IN HAWAII. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PREDICTS THAT AMERICAN SEAPOWER WILL WIN THE DAY. JAPANESE EMPEROR REVIEWS TROOPS. SHOTS OF THE ARMY. SHOTS OF THE JAP FLEET. REFUGEES IN CHINA. ARP EXERCISES IN TOKYO. SCENES IN INDO CHINA. BURMA ROAD BOMBED. SHANGHAI BOMBED. MANOEUVRES IN MALAYA AND SHOTS OF BROOKE POPHAM. AERIAL SCENES OF SINGAPORE AND MANILA. LIBRARY SCENES OF THE US FLEET AND THE NORTH CAROLINA AT GUNNERY PRACTICE. ROOSEVELT SPEECH IS HEARD OVER LAST SEQUENCE. SCENES OF WINANT ARRIVING AT THE EMBASSY WERE TAKEN BUT NOT USED. GOOD SHOT DESTROYER IN ROUGH SEA. LIBRARY CLOSE-UP OF ROOSEVELT. MAPS OF THE PACIFIC WAR ZONE INCLUDING: MALAYA, SINGAPORE, THAILAND, INDO-CHINA, HAWAII PEARL HARBOUR, HONOLULU, THE PHILIPPINES, MANILA, JAPAN MANCHUKUO, RUSSIA JAPAN TIBET, DUTCH EAST INDIES, AUSTRALIA. 03:08:25 BMT ISSUE 654A (12/18/41) EMPIRE TROOPS FOR HONG KONG DEFENCE (PARTIAL DUB) HS HONG KONG HARBOR, TROOPS, LS BRITISH SUBMARINE, TORPEDO BOAT FIRES TORPEDO AND TORPEDO BOATS RACING THROUGH THE HARBOUR PAST A CHINESE JUNK, CANADIAN TROOPS ARRIVING AND PREPARING EMPLACEMENTS, BIG SHORE DEFENSE ARTILLERY GUNS FIRING. 03:09:39 BMT ISSUE 654A ROMMEL AT BAY - LIBYAN ADVANCE (12/18/41) (PARTIAL DUB) SCENES FROM THE LIBYAN FRONT AT THE START OF OUR OFFENSIVE AGAINST OUR TANKS WERE SEEN LOCKED IN BATTLE WITH THE GERMAN PANZERS, AND FULL AIR SUPPORT WAS GIVEN BY THE RAF. THE FIRST PART OF THE FILM WAS SHOT DURING THE FIRST GREAT BATTLE OF SIDI REZEGH WHEN WE STORMED THE ENEMY POSITION. BRITISH MECHANIZED INFANTRY, INFANTRY ADVANCE IN THE DESERT, ITALIAN AND GERMAN PRISONERSC OF WAR, BRITISH TANK AND BURNING GERMAN PANZERS, BODIES, TANK ADVANCE, MORE PRISONERS. 03:12:42 BMT ISSUE 655 (12/22/41) AMERICAN REACTIONS TO PEARL HARBOR FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT WAR SPEECH USA AND JAPAN. (A DAY THAT WILL LIVE IN INFAMY SPEECH TO CONGRESS). SHOTS OF THE PACIFIC FLEET AND PLANES FLYING OVERHEAD. NOMURA AND KURUSU LEAVE THE STATE DEPARTMENT AFTER THEIR LAST CONFERENCE. CROWDS GATHER IN TIMES SQUARE TO WATCH THE ILLUSTRATED NEWS SIGN. STEPHEN EARLY HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE. HULL, STIMSON AND KNOX ARRIVE AT THE WHITE HOUSE. KEYWORDS: SABURO KURUSU; MR CORDELL HULL; HENRY LEWIS STIMSON; FRANK KNOX; ADMIRAL KOCHISABURO NOMURA; 03:14:50 BMT ISSUE 656 (12/29/41) REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1941 A LOOK BACK OVER THE YEAR WHICH SAW THE WAR EFFORT IN THE FACTORIES INCREASE. THE ATLANTIC CHARTER MEETING OF CHURCHILL AND ROOSEVELT, THE LOSS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE REPULSE. THE ROYAL NAVY CLAIMED THE BISMARCK AND BRITISH UNITS RAIDED THE LOFOTEN ISLAND. JAPAN LAUNCHED WAR AGAINST AMERICA AND BRITAIN. OPENING MONTAGE - FACTORY SCENES, MEN AND WOMEN WORKING, ENTERING AND MACHINE WORKING. STEEL WORK MONTAGE - FURNACES - MOLTEN METAL. BATTLESHIPS LINE AHEAD. BOMBERS IN SKY - TANKS COMING OUT OF FACTORY - LOADED ON SHIPS. SHOTS FROM 'HUN AT WAR' ATTACKING BLOCK-HOUSE. RUSSIANS FIGHTING. BRITISH AND RUSSIAN TROOPS MEET IN IRAN. RAILWAY SUPPLIES IN IRAN - CRATES UNLOADED AT BASRA. SHOTS OF ROOSEVELT AND CHURCHILL AT CHURCH SERVICE. CHURCHILL ON THE PRINCE OF WALES. BATTLESHIPS AT SEA. GOOD SHOTS OF THE ARK ROYAL & HOOD. BISMARCK BLOWN UP. BATTLESHIPS GUNS FIRING. DESTROYERS - CORVETTES IN CONVOY. TORPEDO TRAVELLING. DEPTH CHARGES EXPLODING. DESTROYERS TURNING IN LINE. LONDON BLITZ SCENES. HAVOC TAKES OFF. RADIOLOCATION WITH THE ATS. AA GUNS FIRING.WELLINGTON TAKES OFF. BOMBING UP STERLINGS. HURRICANES. PRISONERS IN FRENCH CONCENTRATION CAMP. MARSHAL PETAIN. QUISLING. MUSSOLINI. GREEK ARTILLERY FIRING. YUGOSLAV PROCESSION. THE V SIGN BEING CHALKED ON WALL. SHOTS FROM THE RAID ON LOFOTEN AND SPITSBERGEN (COMMANDOS). BRITISH TROOPS LOOKING AT THE MEMORIAL AT SIDI BARRANI. ITALIAN PRISONERS MARCHING OFF. HAILE SALESSIE WINSTON CHURCHILL ON TOUR AND GIVING THE V SIGN (HE HAS A DISARMING CHILDLIKE SMILE) . ALSO SHOTS WITH STICK THROUGH HIS ARMS. CHURCHILL ADDRESSING CROWDS FROM BALCONY. REEL ENDS WITH FACTORY MONTAGE. 03:24:20 BMT ISSUE 656A (1/1/42 - IMAGES FROM 12/7/41) JAPANESE ATTACK HAWAII THE WORLD KNOWS THAT THE JAPANESE ATTACKED THE AMERICAN PEARL HARBOR NAVAL BASE WITHOUT WARNING, THESE PICTURES SHOW SOMETHING OF HOW THE CIVIL POPULATION SUFFERED. JAPANESE PLANES FLY OVER AND FIRES RAGE IN WAIKIKI. REFUGEES RUN HITHER AND THITHER. AA GUNS FIRE AND THE INJURED ARE CARED FOR. 03:25:05 BMT ISSUE 657A (1/8/42) MR CHURCHILL SPEAKS TO AMERICA (PARTIAL DUB) QUOTE: WHAT KIND OF PEOPLE DO THEY THINK WE ARE. IS IT POSSIBLE THAT WE WILL CONTINUE TOP PERSEVERE AGAINST THEM (REFERRING TO JAPAN). SHOT LIST : WINSTON CHURCHILL ADDRESSING CONGRESS QUOTE AS NOTED ABOVE. HENRY AGARD WALLACE. 03:25:53 BMT ISSUE 658 (1/12/42) SOVIET STRIKES BACK - TO ILLUISTRATE THE RUSSIANS PUSHING THE GERMANS BACK FROM MOSCOW (PARTIAL DUB) THE FACTORY TOWN OF TULA, TO THE SOUTH OF MOSCOW, WAS ALMOST SURROUNDED BY THE GERMANS. IT FOUGHT BACK AND KEPT THE MUNITIONS FLOWING FROM THE FACTORIES. THE SOVIET RMY CONTINUES TO PUSH THE NAZIS BACK WESTWARD. THE FREEZING CONDITIONS ALSO TAKE THEIR TOLL OF THE GERMAN ARMY. IN A TANK HOSPITAL, THE TANKS ARE REPAIRED AND ON THE SNOW COVERED FRONT, TANKS ADVANCE THROUGH OPEN COUNTRY AND THROUGH TOWNS (TULA). CAVALRY IS ALSO IN OPERATION ALONG THE FRONT AND WHEN A TOWN IS TAKEN A SCENE OF DEVASTATION MEETS THE GAZE - SMASHED TRANSPORT, DEAD GERMANS AND LIVING GERMANS AS PRISONERS ARE ALL THAT REMAIN. THE PRISONERS ARE COLD AS THE GUNS BLAZE AWAY. EXTRAORDINARILY GOOD BATTLE MONTAGE. 03:30:12 BMT ISSUE 663A (2/19/42) THE 'NORMANDIE' ABLAZE LYING AT HER PIER IN NEW YORK THE LINER NORMANDIE BURNS FURIOUSLY, FIREMEN FROM ALL OVER MANHATTAN FOUGHT THE BLAZE. THE LINER WAS IN THE PROCESS OF BEING CONVERTED TO A TROOPSHIP WHEN THE TRAGEDY HAPPENED. THE LINER, NOW KNOWN AS USS LAFAYETTE IS ABLAZE FROM END TO END. FIREMEN TOIL CEASELESSLY AND CASUALTIES ARE TAKEN AWAY ON STRETCHERS. 03:31:52 BMT ISSUE 663A (2/19/42 - IMAGES FROM 12/7/41) PEARL HARBOUR - FIRST FILM OF THE HAVOC INFLICTED ON THAT FATEFUL SUNDAY DEC. 7TH 1941 SHOTS OF BURNING HANGARS AND THE BATTLESHIP ARIZONA ON FIRE. THE AFTERMATH - PLANES INCLUDING A CATALINA LIE WRECKED AND THE UTAH IS UPSIDE DOWN. THE ARIZONA IS PARTIALLY SUBMERGED AND COMPLETELY WRECKED WHILE THE OKLAHOMA IS ON ITS SIDE. THE DESTROYERS DOWNES AND CASSIN ARE BADLY DAMAGED. A CRUISER STEAMS OUT PAST THE BLAZING ARIZONA. THE STORY ENDS WITH LIBRARY SHOTS OF THE US FLEET AT SEA, AND IN ROUGH WEATHER - ONE OF THE SHIPS IS THE NORTH CAROLINA. 03:37:46 BMT ISSUE 659 (1/19/42) POLISH-SOVIET PACT SIGNED THE POLISH PRIME MINISTER, GENERAL SIKORSKI, TRAVELLED TO MOSCOW FOR TALKS WHICH RESULTED IN THE SIGNING OF THE SOVIET POLISH PACT. MR MOLOTOV MEETS GENERAL SIKORSKI AS HE ARRIVES BY PLANE. THEN THEY WALK AWAY PAST THE GUARD OF HONOUR. IN THE KREMLIN, JOSEPH STALIN, MOLOTOV AND SIKORSKI ATTEND THE PACT SIGNING. (GOOD FOOTAGE OF JOSEPH STALIN). 03:39:30 BMT ISSUE 683 (7/6/42) MIDWAY ISLAND VICTORY (PARTIAL DUB) CLOSE-UP OF PLANE TO CAMERA. PLANE APPROACHING JAPANESE CARRIER WHICH IS HIT. SHIPS SHELLS BURSTING. SHIPS GUN FIRING. FIRING AT JAPANESE PLANE WHICH FLIES AWAY. BURNING CRUISER. 03:41:11 BMT ISSUE 684A (7/16/42) THE FBI IN AMERICA HAVE ROUNDED UP GERMAN SPIES WHO WERE INTENT ON SABOTAGE THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, EXTERIOR SCENES. SHOTS INSIDE OF J EDGAR HOOVER. SHOTS OF A U-BOAT SURFACING, (PROBABLY FROM THEIR LIBRARY). PERISCOPE CLEAVING THROUGH THE WATER AND INTERIOR OF U-BOAT. STILLS OF DUMP OF EXPLOSIVES. MANY DRAFT-CREDENTIALS AND FORGED CARDS. STILLS OF THE SPIES, WHICH INCLUDED HERBERT HAUPT AND ERNST BURGER, WHO ARE BOTH AMERICAN CITIZENS AND, THEREFORE, TRAITORS AS WELL AS SPIES. 03:42:30 BMT ISSUE 684A (7/16/42) AMERICA'S SEA WAR - USS LEXINGTON SHOTS OF THE BOMBED AIRCRAFT CARRIER ON FIRE, AFTER THE BATTLE OF THE CORAL SEA. EXPLOSIONS SHAKE THE SHIP AND SHE LISTS HEAVILY. SOME OF THIS MATERIAL WAS USED AS ILLUSTRATION TO THE INTERVIEW WITH ADMIRAL SHERMAN, PREVIOUSLY FILED. THERE IS A CLOSE UP OF HIM SITTING AT A TABLE MAKING A SPEECH. AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS STORY ARE SHOTS OF AMERICAN SAILORS ABOARD CARRIER AND SHOTS OF THE AIRCRAFT ON DECK. A VERY GOOD SHOT SHOWS AMERICAN SAILORS STANDING ON A BIG GUN IN A ROW. USS LEXINGTON AND JAPANESE CARRIER - SHOT SHOWING THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER, THE SHIP THAT PAID THE PRICE, IN WINNING THE BATTLE OF THE CORAL SEA. SHOTS SHOW HOW THE LEXINGTON LAUNCHED HER PLANES TO FLY INTO BATTLE. SHOT OF THE JAPANESE CARRIER, THAT WAS AS ENEMY LOSS. SHOTS SHOWING AN AMERICAN PLANE BOMBING. THESE ARE FOLLOWED BY OFFICIAL NAVY PICTURES OF THE LEXINGTON TORPEDOED AND BOMBED. ABANDON SHIP IS GIVEN AND THE CREW GO OVER THE SIDE. 03:43:25 BMT ISSUE 686 (7/27/42) MIDWAY - USS 'YORKTOWN' AMERICA SCORES A VICTORY AT SEA, PICTURES SHOW THE ACTION ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER YORKTOWN. THE CARRIER WAS HIT BUT NOT SUNK DURING THE BATTLE. SHOTS OF THE AIRCRAFT TAKING OFF FROM THE 'YORKTOWN' (BOMBERS). GUNS FIRE AT A JAP PLANE WHICH RUNS STRAIGHT INTO A TERRIFIC BARRAGE OF FIRE (AA). STILLS SHOWING THE 'YORKTOWN' ON FIRE AND ALSO SCENES ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER AFTER THE ACTION AT MIDWAY, SHOWING THE DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE JAPS. 03:45:36 BMT GOOD SHOT SHOT OF AN AIRMAN AVIATOR LIGHTING A CIGARETTE 03:46:02 BMT ISSUE 690 (8/24/42) CONVOY TO MALTA END OF EPIC VOYAGE A CONVOY OF THE ROYAL AND MERCHANT NAVY'S GET MUCH NEEDED SUPPLIES THROUGH TO MALTA. THERE WAS FIERCE FIGHTING WITH THE ENEMY AND THE LOSS OF FOUR SHIPS EAGLE, MANCHESTER, CAIRO AND FORSIGHT. ROYAL AND MERCHANT NAVY SHIPS MOVING ALONG AS SIGNALLER SIGNALS TO AIRCRAFT, AMMUNITION LOADED AS SHIPS FIRE ON AXIS AIRCRAFT, NIGHT SCENES OF SHIPS FIGHTING AND SHOOTING AT PLANES, DAY SCENES AFTER THE BATTLE OF MEN PRAYING WITH CHAPLAIN, ADMIRAL BURROUGH ON DECK AND CLOSE-UPS OF MEN SMILING. 03:49:27 BMT ISSUE 690 (8/24/42) CHURCHILL IN CAIRO DURING HIS STAY IN EGYPT THE PRIME MINISTER INSPECTED MEN OF THE EIGHTH ARMY. CU LIBERATOR WITH CHURCHILL DESCENDING. CHURCHILL IS DRESSED IN UNIFORM OF AIR COMMODORE. CU CHURCHILL CLIMBING OUT OF PLANE THROUGH BOTTOM OF FUSELAGE. CU OF LIB. SHOWING 'COMMANDO' ON SIDE. DESERT THEN FLIES TO BATTLE FRONT IN A LOCKHEED HUDSON, WHERE TEDDER & CONINGHAM ARE WAITING FOR HIM. SHOT OF TEDDER & CONINGHAM WITH BOSTON IN THE FORE, LOCKHEED TAXIES ACROSS AERODROME. CHURCHILL IS CIVVIES SHAKES HAND WITH TEDDER & CONINGHAM. PREMIER IS CARRYING A LARGE FLY WHISK. CHURCHILL SHAKING HANDS WITH THE AUK. CHURCHILL SHAKING HANDS WITH SIR ALAN BROOKE. CHURCHILL GETTING INTO GENERAL AUK'S CAR AND DRIVE AWAY, FOLLOWED BY OTHER MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL STAFF. CHURCHILL INSPECTING VARIOUS TROOPS. CHURCHILL AT ADVANCED LANDING GROUND CU. CHURCHILL SHAKING HANDS WITH CAPTAIN CARTER & WING COMMANDER BERESFORD. CONVOY OF CARS DRIVING OFF, THEY ARRIVE AT GHQ. CHURCHILL ENTERING MESS TENT. INTERIOR SHOT OF CHURCHILL & GENERAL STAFF AT TABLE. CU CHURCHILL DRINKING BEER (CUTS). CU EATING ORANGE. CU TAKING TWO MATCHES TO LIGHT HIS CIGAR. ON HIS RIGHT IS CONINGHAM ON HIS LEFT IS CARTER & TEDDER CU. CHURCHILL LEAVING TENT THROUGH CROWDS OF TROOPS TO CAR 03:53:32 BMT ISSUE 692 (9/7/42) HAWKS OF THE AIR - (GOOD GENERIC FIGHTER PLANE FOOTAGE) IN AUSTRALIA FIGHTER PILOTS FROM THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN AND MIDDLE EAST DEMONSTRATE THE AMERICAN BUILT 'KITTYHAWK' FIGHTER. LINE OF KITTYHAWKS. OFFICERS TALKING AMONGST THEMSELVES. SHOT OF ENGINES WARMING UP. SHOTS OF PILOTS. KITTYHAWKS TAXIING ACROSS 'AERODROME WITH MECHANICS SITTING ON WINGS. PLANES TAKE OFF INTO & OVER CAMERA. PLANE TAKES OFF SV. PLANES TAKE OFF, SHOTS TAKEN FROM REAR OF ONE OF THE PLANES. GOOD SHOT OF PLANES IN FORMATION ABOVE THE CLOUDS. GROUND STAFF LOOKING UP AT PLANES. LINE OF KITTYHAWKS ABOVE CLOUDS, PEELING OFF TO 'ATTACK'. SPECIAL SHOT PLANE DOING VICTORY ROLL. KITTYHAWK DIVING TO ATTACK, SHOTS SHOW PLANE COMING IN (CAMERAMAN IN ANOTHER PLANE BEING TARGET). PLANES DIVING ON AN AERODROME, SWEEPING ACROSS AERODROME, VERY GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY. PLANE DIVING ON CAMERA. GOOD SHOT OF PLANES ABOVE CLOUDS IN FORMATION. SHOT OF PILOTS INCLUDED: JEFFREY, RAWLINSON, FISHER, TRUSCOTT & WAWN. (THIS FILM IS TO SHOW CAPABILITIES OF THE KITTYHAWK. THE KITTYHAWK, TOMAHAWK & CURTISS P40 ARE THE SAME, EXCEPT THAT THE KITTYHAWK IS A LATER VERSION, BUT EXTERNALLY THE SAME.) 03:55:34 BMT ISSUE 695A (10/1/42) CONVOY TO RUSSIA FIGHTS THROUGH A LARGE CONVOY ESCORTED BY MANY WARSHIPS, MARKS ITS WAY THROUGH TO RUSSIA. THE GREAT MAJORITY OF THE SHIPS ARRIVED AT THE DESTINATION IN SPITE OF ALL THE TORPEDOES, MINES AND BOMBS. GENERAL SHOT OF CONVOY AT SEA, SAME INTO CAMERA. DITTO TAKEN FROM SEVERAL ANGLES. SAILOR STANDING ON SIDE OF DECK COUNTING TORPEDO PLANES. SAILORS RUSHING TO 'ACTION STATIONS' MS OF CRUISER SHOWING HEAVY GUNS, ANTI-AIRCRAFT, & POM-POMS. MEN FLINGING OFF COVERS, TAKING AIM, GUNS FIRING. CU POM-POMS. ENEMY PLANES (NOT DISTINGUISHABLE) FLYING THROUGH FLAK, JUST ABOVE SEA LEVEL, TRACER GOING UP. SHOT OF SEA SHOWING ENEMY PLANE JUST VISIBLE DROPPING TORPEDO. GS OF SOME SHIPS ON FIRE. LS SHOT OF SMOKE POURING FROM SHIP. CU SMOKE. SCYLLA ALONG SIDE MINESWEEPER CU AT SPEED, TRANSFERRING US SURVIVORS TO SCYLLA. CU MEN SCRAMBLING ABOARD. ACTION STATIONS AGAIN. SAILORS AT POM-POMS, AMERICAN IN THEIR OWN TYPE OF TIN HELMETS, ASSISTING OUR TARS. CU US SAILOR RUNNING ALONG DECK WITH PP. AMMUNITIONS. COASTLINE AS SEEN FROM CONVOY. LS DESTROYER BACKGROUND NEAR COAST WHICH IS COVERED WITH SNOW. CU BURNETT ABOARD SCYLLA, SITTING IN CHAIR IN WHICH HE IS TRANSFERRED TO A DESTROYER, CU. CU SAME, ALSO SAILORS PIPING HIM ABOARD. GS CU OF OFFICERS ON BRIDGE, SHOWING CAPTAIN MACINTYRE. CU BURNETT. CU BURNETT SITTING ON BRIDGE. CU BURNETT LOOKING THROUGH BINOCULARS LS. HURRICANE HIGH IN THE CLOUDS. 03:59:16 BMT ISSUE 696 (10/5/42) FLYING FORTRESSES AT WORK - AMERICAN AIR CORPS DAYLIGHT RAIDS. THE AMERICANS RECEIVE A BRIEFING AND CARRY OUT THEIR FIRST OPERATION WHICH WAS OVER FRANCE. FLYING FORTRESSES ON AERODROME. FF TAKING OFF. PAN SHOT OF SAME. 3 TAKE OFFS. FF IN FLIGHT. 3 FF'S IN FORMATION ABOVE THE CLOUDS. FORMATION OF FF'S. 2 ANGLE SHOTS. FORMATION PREPARING TO LAND. CYCLIST RIDING UNDER BOMBER. ENGINEERS & MECHANICS WORKING ON PLANES. 3 SCENES. 2 FF'S CLIMBING. ONE FLYING LOW & FAST OVER AERODROME, BANKING TO LEFT. INTERIOR OF CONTROL ROOM. CU OPERATOR AT WORK - BACK VIEW. CREWS ARRIVING AT BRIEFING ROOM ON BICYCLES. CU CYCLES LYING ON GROUND. SHOT TAKEN FROM REAR OF BRIEFING ROOM, CREWS SITTING BEING INSTRUCTED. CU VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS & CREWS. CREWS ARE IN FLYING KIT. OFFICER SPEAKING TO MEN, HE POINTS OUT A TARGET ON MAP WHICH IS THE WALL. MORE CUS OF CREW. SIGNAL OFFICER SPEAKING TO MEN. CU RUDOLPH E SPEAKING ABOUT FLIGHT. INTERIOR SHOTS OF CREWS LEAVING B ROOM. CREWS OUTSIDE B ROOM, PREPARING TO RIDE OFF ON CYCLES. SEVERAL TRUCKS OF BOMBS, VARIOUS CUS. MEN WRITING ON SAME. TRUCKS OF BOMBS RUNNING UNDER BOMBER. MEN BESIDE BOMBER WITH MACHINE GUN AMMO. ROUND NECK. CU. MACHINE GUN FIRING FROM WAIST OF PLANE, EMPTY CARTRIDGE CASES FALLING ON GROUND. GASOLINE WAGON & BOMBS UNDER WINGS OF BOMBER. LINE OF BOMBS ACROSS AERODROME, GROUND RATHER WEEDY. CU BOMB DOORS OPENING, PLANE ON GROUND. BOMBS UNDER BOMBER, MEN SITTING ON SAME. MEN SITTING ON BOMBS WHICH ARE BEING PULLED TO BOMBERS. JEEP UP TO PLANE, CREW CLIMB OUT, TALKING OVER MAP, PLANE BACKGROUND. CREW CLIMBING ABOARD, THROUGH VARIOUS DOORS OF BOMBER. CU. SIDE (WAIST) OF PLANE, SLIDE-DOOR OPEN EXPOSING MACHINE GUN, WHICH IS POINTED AT CAMERA. PILOT ESCORTED BY TWO RAF REGIMENT SOLDIERS, PILOT CARRYING BAG, HE CLIMBS INTO PLANE, ESCORT CLOSE DOOR. PILOT LOOKING OUT OF COCKPIT, WAVES. SEVERAL PLANES TAXIING OVER AERODROME. CU NOSE OF STINKY FORTRESS. CU FF TURNING COMPLETELY ROUND. CU FF TURNING ABOUT. CU YANKY DOODLE FF. MS OF FF FROM TAIL OF PLANE. LS PLANE TAKING OFF, ALSO LANDING. CREW ON GROUND WAVING. PLANE TAKING OFF. FF TAKING OFF WITH PLANE RIGHT TOP ALREADY IN FLIGHT. FF LANDING, ANOTHER TAKING OFF. CREW OR MECHANICS WITH BIKES, WAVING. FORMATION OF 9 FF'S IN FLIGHT - VG. FF IN FORMATION SEVERAL ANGLES. FF DIRECTLY ABOVE ANOTHER - VG. FF FORMATION PASSES CAMERA. INTERIOR OF PLANE, SHOWING WAIST GUNNER. LOOKING OUT OF BOMB DOORS - VG. DITTO WITH COUNTRY BELOW. CU BOMB DOORS CLOSING. FF IN FORMATION, 3 ANGLES. COMING INTO LAND, ONE, NOW TWO. GROUP OF MEN ROUND CONTROL TOWER LS. MAJOR SPAATZ ARRIVING IN CAR, GETS OUT. SPAATZ WITH EAKER. CU. EAKER WITH CIGAR, CROWD ROUND HIM. FF INTO CAMERA ON GROUND - TAXIING. CU SPAATZ & EAKER SPEAKING INTO MIKE. AERIAL SHOT OF COUNTRY OVER WHICH PLANE IS FLYING, SEVERAL SHOTS. CU FF IN FLIGHT. LS PLANES IN DISTANCE ABOVE CLOUDS. EXCELLENT. MORE AERIAL SHOT OF ENEMY COUNTRY. SV PLANE ON FIRE, SMOKE POURING FROM WING. INTERIOR SHOT OF PLANE. BOMB DOORS OPENING CU. FF IN FLIGHT. LS FORTRESS ON GROUND. MEMBER OF SQUADRON SITTING ON TAIL OF PLANE. GROUP SHOT OF CREW, PLANE BACKGROUND. MORE AERIAL SHOTS OF ENEMY COUNTRY. AERIAL SHOTS SHOWING BOMBS BURSTING ON TARGET. CU CREW GETTING OUT OF PLANE NEAR THE NOSE OF THE PLANE. CU ONE OF THE CREW GETTING OUT OF PLANE (FUSELAGE). CU SAME STANDING BESIDE PLANE. INTERIOR SHOTS - 2 MEMBERS OF A CREW SPEAKING TO AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER ABOUT BOMBING RAID. CU SAME. CU CREW (COMPLETE) & IO, REPORTING. INDIVIDUAL CUS OF MEN. FF COMING INTO LAND (INTO CAMERA) JUST ABOVE LONG GRASS LEVEL - EXCELLENT. GOOD CU OF US FLAG FLYING WITH RAF FLAG. NAMES CAN BE SEEN ON SOME OF THE PLANES. 04:07:08 BMT GERMAN POWS AT NORMANDY. GERMAN FILM OF ERWINN ROMMEL AND GENERAL VON RUNDSTEAD TALKING TOGETHER IN A ROOM. THEY THEN TOUR THE ATLANTIC WALL DEFENSES. LATER BRITISH TROOPS ARE SEEN DISMANTLING THE WALL DEFENSES, GENERAL DWIGHT EIDSENHOWER, GENERAL HAP ARNOLD AND GEN GEORGE MARSHAL TOGETHER IN FRANCE.. 04:09:45 BMT ISSUE 701A (11/12/42) ACCORDING TO PLAN - MIDDLE EAST FIRST PICTURES OF THE NEW ADVANCE IN THE MIDDLE EAST. THE BATTLE OF EL ALAMEIN, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF GENERAL MONTGOMERY, MEN FROM ALL PARTS OF BRITAIN AND THE DOMINIONS FOUGHT THEIR WAY FORWARD. ROMMEL IS NOW ON THE RETREAT IN NORTH AFRICA. THIS COMMENCES WITH A FEW SCENES OF NORTH AFRICA, MAP OF MEDITERRANEAN, MIX TO EISENHOWER POINTING TO MAP ON WALL. AERIAL SHOT OF COAST, FADE TO MAP OF EGYPT. SHOT OF BATTLEFIELD, TANKS FILLED WITH PETROL AND LOADED WITH AMMUNITION. GOOD SHOTS OF BARRAGE AT NIGHT. CU BREECH OF ARTILLERY GUN. HITS REGISTERED ON MARK IV TANKS. TROOPS WAIT TO GO OVER THE TOP, CRAWLING ALONG, RUNNING WITH FIXED BAYONETS - EXPLOSIONS. TROOPS ADVANCING THROUGH DUST. BREN GUN FIRED. EXPLOSIONS, TROOPS SHELTER BEHIND WRECKED MARK IV TANK. AERIAL OF ADVANCING ARMY. MITCHELLS AND BALTIMORES IN FORMATION, BOMBS LEAVE BOMB BAY - DOORS CLOSE. ACK-ACK PASSING OUT PLANES. MS CONINGHAM AND MONTGOMERY OUTSIDE TENT. SHERMAN AND GRANT TANKS ON THE MOVE AND FIRING. MINE FIELD BEING CLEARED. HUNDREDS OF PRISONERS BEING BROUGHT IN, PAN OF THE BATTLE, TANKS ADVANCING. CU SHERMAN TANKS ADVANCE, ALSO OF BOMBS LEAVING PLANE AND BOMB DOOR CLOSING. (INCLUDES SCENES OF MINE SWEEPING IN THE DESERT, BERNARD MONTGOMERY, FALLING SHELLS SEEN CLOSE UP THROUGH THE VIEWING PORT OF PERISCOPE OF A TANK IN BATTLE.) 04:17:05 BMT ISSUE 702A (11/19/42) A JAP FLEET SMASHED UNITED STATES MARINES WIPED OUT JAPANESE UNITS DEFENDING THEIR POSITIONS ON GUADALCANAL. US MARINES WALKING ABOUT ISLAND, WHICH IS MOSTLY JUNGLE, LOOKING AT DEAD JAPS.PRISONERS BEING SET TO WORK, VARIOUS SHOTS OF SAME. SHOT OF STERN OF US AIRCRAFT CARRIER, ALSO SHOTS OF DESTROYERS WITH CARRIER IN REAR. DAUNTLESS (?) FLYING IN FORMATION ESCORTING NAVY, OF WHICH THERE IS AN AERIAL SHOT OF SAME. LOOKING OVER STERN OF DESTROYER AT WAKE OF SHIP. ADMIRAL WILLIAM HALSEY CONVERSING WITH NAVAL OFFICERS (INTERIOR) IN CABIN. 04:18:25 BMT ISSUE 703 (11/23/42) NORTH AFRICA - ALLIES CALL THE TUNE (PARTIALLY DUBBED) MOMENTOUS COMBINED OPERATION, WHICH GIVES US CONTROL OF THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN. LS BUILDING AT CASABLANCA BURNING FROM SHIP, US TROOPS MARCHING ASHORE, LS FIRE IN THE HARBOUR OVER NARRATION THAT IT WAS NECESSARY TO FIRE ON THE FRENCH BATTLRESHIP THERE, NATIVES AND CAMEL, US SOLDIERS AND FRENCH SAILORS, US GENERAL AND FRENCH OFFICERS TOGETHER AFTER REACHING AGREEMENT, FLAGS (A US GENERAL WHO MAY BE GEORGE PATTON). 04:19:38 BMT ISSUE 705 (12/7/42) PAPUAN CLOSE-UP OF JUNGLE WARFARE (PARTIALLY DUBBED) AUSTRALIAN NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN DAIMEN PARER TALKS ABOUT THE BATTLE FRONT IN NEW GUINEA. SUPPLIES, NORMALLY TAKEN INTO THE OWEN STANLEY MOUNTAINS BY BEARER, ARE NOW DROPPED BY PARACHUTE. TROOPS ARRIVING AFTER WALKING THROUGH JUNGLE WITH SUPPLIES, DUMPING SAME ON GROUND. REINFORCEMENTS THROUGH JUNGLES VARIOUS ANGLE SHOTS. AERIAL SHOT OF CAMP. CAMERAMAN IN TREE, MORTARS BEING FIRED, SOLDIER FIRING BREN GUN, TWO OTHERS ADVANCING ON HUT, ONE HUT EXPLODES, THEY FIRE THEIR GUNS INTO HUTS AS A PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE. SEVERAL SHOTS FROM VARIOUS ANGLES VG & OVER FAST RUNNING STREAMS. STRETCHER BEARERS(SOME ARE NATIVES) CARRYING WOUNDED THROUGH TORRENTIAL RAIN, ARRIVING AT CAMP. TWO SOLDIERS WALKING ACROSS CAMP GROUND IN POURNG RAIN. PAPUANS LOOKING UP AT DOUGLAS TRANSPORT PLANES DROPPING SUPPLIES. 04:23:35 BMT BENITO MUSSOLINI IMAGES SPEAKING AT A PODIUM AND GESTICULATING POMPOUSLY. 04:23:50 BMT ISSUE 706 (12/14/42) RUSSIA STRIKES BACK IN RUSSIA ADVANCES ARE BEING MADE ON THE STALINGRAD FRONT AS THE RED ARMY PREVENT THE NAZI'S FROM TAKING THE CITY. FURTHER NORTH FORCES UNDER GENERAL ZHUKOV HAVE BROKEN THROUGH ON THE UPPER REACHES OF THE VOLGA. FINALLY THERE ARE PICTURES FROM THE NORTHERN SECTOR, WHERE THE CITY OF LENINGRAD HAS HELD OUT AGAINST ALL ATTACKS. ZHUKOV LOOKS AT MAPS (INTERIOR); DUSK SHOT OF ARTILLERY FIRING LS; FORMATION OF AIRCRAFT (RUSSIAN) LS RUSSIAN TANKS & INFANTRY GOING FORWARD. SOLDIERS JUMP OFF TANKS & ADVANCE BEHIND SAME, CRAWL ALONG WITH TOMMY GUNS, THROUGH MUD. SEVERAL RUSSIANS KILLED, SURROUNDINGS BURNING RUINS. GS SOLDIER THROWS GRENADE. . INFANTRY FIGHTING THROUGH A FARM PAST A BURNING LOG CABIN. KEYWORDS: SOVIET UNION; VOLGOGRAD; MARSHAL GRIGORY KONSTANTINOVICH ZHUKOV; IVAN STEPANOVICH KONIEV 04:25:22 BMT ISSUE 706A (12/17/42) RAF BLAST RADIO WORKS - RAID ON EINDHOVEN (PARTIALLY DUBBED) BOMBERS OF THE RAF CARRY OUT A RAID ON THE PHILIPS WORKS AT EINDHOVEN IN HOLLAND. ONE HUNDRED LIGHT BOMBERS WENT ON THE RAID, TWELVE DID NOT RETURN AND A NUMBER OF THOSE THAT DID WERE SEVERELY SHOT UP. ALL THREE TYPES OF PLANES FLYING AT ROOF TOP HEIGHT INTO CAMERA, OVER ENGLISH COAST; CAMERA IN FRONT PART OF PLANE SHOOTING THE SEA, SV OF BOSTONS APPROACHING (FRONT VIEW AGAIN) DUTCH COAST, STILL AT ROOF TOP HEIGHT, GO RIGHT INTO TARGET AT THIS HEIGHT TAKING AERIAL SHOT OF COUNTRY AS WE GO. TARGET NOW COMES INTO VIEW, (ALL THE PHOTOGRAPHY IS TAKEN BY SECOND BOSTON), WE CAN SEE THE ONE IN FRONT ALL THE WAY, IT NOW COMMENCES SHOOTING UP ROOF SPOTTERS, WE FOLLOW SUIT, GOING RIGHT OVER TARGET; AERIAL SHOT OF TARGET & END TAPE

POOL PROGRAM SWITCHED FEED FROM THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION / 17:42:14 Mr. Priebus: Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the third session of the 2016 Republican national convention. The convention will come to order. [ gavel ] Tonight, our colors will be represented by our men and women in blue. Please welcome the color guard from the Cleveland police department for helping protect us tonight. [Applause] 17:42:50 [presentation of colors] 17:43:35 Mr. Priebus: Please remain standing for the pledge of allegiance, the national anthem and the indication. Representing countries from around the world, please welcome the patriotic nationality ambassadors who will lead us in our pledge of allegiance. 17:44:02 >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and sue the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. 17:44:18 Mr. Priebus: All right. Please welcome lifelong browns fan Dan Polk, who will sing the national anthem. [NATIONAL ANTHEM SUNG] 17:46:05 [INVOCATION] 17:49:06 [COLORS RETIRED] PAUL RYAN 17:50:09 Mr. Ryan: Hey, everybody. Hey, Wisconsin. [ cheers and applause ] Hello, everyone. It is an honor to be here. Before we begin, I would like to remind the delegates of the provisions of the rules which require that each candidate for nomination for president of the United States demonstrates sufficient support prior to the presentation of the name of the candidate for nomination. The chair wishes to inform delegates at this time it has been furnished in a timely manner with evidence of sufficient support of the candidates who will be presented for president and vice president of the United States in compliance with the rules of the convention. [Applause] 17:51:04 Also, as prescribed under the rules, the total time for nominating speeches and seconding speeches for any candidate for president or vice president shall not exceed 15 minutes. It is also been custom at past conventions to prevent the chair to recognize non-delegates for the purpose of making nominating speeches and seconding speeches. Without objection, the reading of the roll call for states presenting the names for candidates for nomination is dispensed with and non-delegates will be permitted to make nominating and seconding speeches. 17:51:47 [ gavel ] The chair now recognizes the senator from Alabama, Jeff Sessions, for the purpose of nominating. Please give him a warm welcome. JEFF SESSIONS 17:52:18 Sen. Sessions: Mr. Speaker, Americans love our country like no other people on Earth. [cheers and applause] But we have gotten course and the American people know it. Our political system is not working. We operate like the trench warfare battles of World War I, where hundreds of thousands die, but no ground is gained. Good Americans will stand for this no longer. They want the political games, the posturing and the show votes to end. 17:53:04 They want their country on the right track again. [ cheers and applause ] Median incomes have declined. Terrorist attacks are increasing. Respect for America has fallen. Crime is rising. And the president, he blames the police. The president does not lead. Congress is deadlocked. The political, corporate and media establishments, they say calm down. Don't overreact, don't be politically incorrect. Unstated is a threat. If you persist in your complaints, we will attack you. But, this time it's different. 17:53:57 One man, Donald Trump, was not intimidated. He would not be silenced. [people begin standing up on floor]. He spoke the truth. He gave voice to the people's concerns. He said that the (hide the?) trade deals have hurt America and her people. That our border must be secured. 17:54:30 That our nation, that our nation must be strong. That we must defeat the terrorists who threaten us. That we must restore law and order. And, support our courageous law enforcement officers. [Applause] The Americans -- the American voters heard this message and they rewarded his courage and his leadership with a huge victory in our primaries. He dispatched one talented, fine candidate after another. Momentum continued to grow. 17:55:28 A movement started. Democrats and independents responded. He received far more primary votes than any Republican candidate in history. [Applause] Let me tell you about the Donald Trump I have come to know. He has a wonderful family which he loves intensely. In his personal relations, he's unfailing courteous and generous and he's positive by nature. He has tremendous energy and strength. 17:56:11 He is a warrior and a winner. He loves his country and he is determined to see it be a winner again. I, I have been proud of this party and its principles since I was a teenager. It is not given to us to know the future. I certainly don't. But I came to believe some months ago that Donald Trump is the singular leader that can get this country back on track. [Applause] 17:56:55 He, he has the strength, the courage and will to get it done. He and the American people share a common goal, and together, we will make America great again. [Applause] >> [ chant ] Trump! >> [ chant ] USA! 17:57:35 Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, it is my distinct honor and great pleasure to nominate Donald J. Trump for the office of president of the United States of America. Thank you. And god bless. PAUL RYAN Mr. Ryan: Off to a good start. All right, the chair now recognizes the delegate and congressman from the state of New York, representative Chris Collins. [Applause] CHRIS COLLINS 17:58:51 Mr. Collins: Thank you, my fellow new yorkers. Speaker Ryan, thank you for your introduction. Thank you for your leadership and willingness to put forth policies that will truly make America great again. As the first member of congress to endorse Donald Trump, I also want to thank senator sessions who has stood with me from the beginning in support of Donald Trump. [Applause] I proudly represent western new York. 17:59:40 Which has been devastated by unfair trade deals, allowing countries like China and Mexico to steal our jobs, robbing our children of the opportunity to live the American dream. The stakes in this election cannot be overstated. We will either make America great again or travel down the path of a third Obama term. [Boos] Under Barack Obama, we have been losing. The federal government tramples on our rights. Our allies can no longer depend on us. Our enemies defy us. Our country has no borders and China and Mexico continue to steal our jobs. 18:00:34 Enough is enough. [Applause] >> [ chant ] Enough is enough! It is time to take back our country, the great United States of America! [Applause] President Trump is going to build a wall and secure our borders. [Applause] President Trump is going to defeat terrorism and make our country safe again. [Applause] President Trump is going to bring back our stolen jobs. We in western New York know Donald Trump is not merely a candidate, Donald Trump is a movement. [Applause] 18:01:41 That is why, Mr. Speaker, I have the honor of seconding the nomination of Donald J. Trump as the next president of the united States of America. [Applause] >> [ chant ] Trump! You got it. Thank you all. Thank you all. Thank you. PAUL RYAN 18:08:38 Mr. Ryan: As required by rule 37 of our convention rules, during the roll call, the states will Be called in alphabetical order. Any delegation may pass when it's name is called. Without objection, the state of New York may cast its votes out of order. That is not an objection, for the record. During the roll call, the chairs of each respective delegation or their designee will announce the vote of each state. During the roll call of the states, the secretary will announce each state its total number of available votes and the number of votes bound to each candidate. As required by rule 37-C, no delegation will be recognized to change its votes until all delegations who have passed have been given a second opportunity to vote. 18:09:39 Additionally, the chair like to remind all delegates that the secretary is required under the rules of the convention to announce and record delegates' votes in accordance with their obligations under rule 16 of the convention rules, state law or state, or state party rule to reflect the voter's preference in each state. [ cheers ] The official results from each state are those announced by the secretary. 18:10:13 The chair wishes to announce that if a delegate requests a poll be taken of their delegation under rule 37, the secretary will send representatives of the convention to supervise the polling of the delegation. After the poll is completed, the results will be delivered to the secretary and the secretary shall announce the results of the end of the roll call of states in accordance with the rules. 18:10:44 Shh. Yes.Lastly, I wish to remind our delegates, or alternates and guests that maintaining order is extremely important. If the convention is not in order, it is difficult for the secretary or the presiding officer to hear the vote announcement or otherwise acknowledge delegates seeking recognition. To conduct the roll call of states, I'm pleased to introduce at this time our distinguished secretary of the convention, Suzy Hudson and the assistant Jeff Kent. [Applause] HUDSON 18:11:37 Ms. Hudson: Delegates and alternates, let us commence the call of the roll of the states. Alabama, 50 delegates with the following bound delegates. 36 trump, 13 Cruz, 1 Rubio. ALABAMA 18:12:04 SESSIONS: Mr. Speaker, the great state of Alabama, the home of national champion football teams Alabama and Auburn. The home of the Saturn V rocket that took us to the moon. The place where we have two of the greatest trump rallies in the nation's history, Mobile and Hounslow is proud to cast its vote -- one vote for Marco Rubio, 13 votes for Ted Cruz, 36 votes for the next president of the united States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:13:11 Kent >> Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Alabama, 36 votes, trump. 13 votes, Cruz. One vote, Rubio. ALASKA Ms. Hudson: Alaska, 28 delegates with the following bound delegates. 28, trump. 18:13:52 >> Alaska. We proudly vote exactly the way the people of Alaska voted. 12 votes for Cruz, 11 votes for Trump, five votes for Marco Rubio. The great state of Alaska reports exactly as our people voted. We support the nominee of this party, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:14:28 Alaska, the largest state in the union, Alaska more coastline than the rest of the rest of the United States, where energy, the arctic, fishing, tourism, the great land and last frontier. God bless Alaska. [Applause] Thank you. 18:14:54 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Alaska, 28 votes, Trump. [Applause] Ms. Hudson: American Samoa. Nine delegates. AMERICAN SAMOA 18:15:19 >> Mr. Chairman (foreign word) and hello, world. Hello, America. The territory of American Samoa in the southernmost reaches of US soil, the greatest exporter of NFL players. [Laughter] The whole kit and kaboodle, all nine delegates to the future, immediate future president of the united States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] Thank you. 18:16:30 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, American Samoa, nine votes, trump. [Applause] Ms. Hudson: Arizona. 58 delegates for the following bound delegates. 58, trump. ARIZONA 18:16:48 >> Madam secretary, my name is Robert Graham, chairman of the Arizona Republican party. I'm reporting and happy to announce from the hottest state in the country for job growth, Arizona delivers 58 bound votes to the nominee Donald J. Trump, the next president of the United States of America. [Applause] 18:17:32 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention , Arizona, 58 votes, Trump. [Applause] Ms. Hudson: Arkansas. 40 delegates with the following bound delegates. 16, trump. ARKANSAS 18:17:54 >> Arkansas, land of opportunity and birthplace of Johnny cash and Al green. We are open for business and growing jobs and manufacturing and high-tech.Republicans control every statewide office, the legislature and the entire congressional delegation. Unemployment is at its lowest in history. We have got the best duck hunting in Earth, we are number one in rice production, we raise delicious catfish. We cast our lines for world-class trout. We cast 40 votes, 15 votes for Ted Cruz and 25 votes for the next president of the united States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:19:05 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Arkansas, 25 votes, trump. 15 votes, Cruz. Ms. Hudson: California. [ cheers and applause ] 172 delegates with the following bound delegates. 172, Trump. CALIFORNIA 18:19:46 Shirley Husar>> Hold it down, California. [Chanting "We want trump."] Mr. Chairman, my name is Shirley. I'm the mother of three boys of the greater Los Angeles area. Mr. Chairman, it is so important that my sons, my three sons have hope and opportunity for their future that there are good jobs and that there are families that need safety in their communities.. Mr. Chairman, Donald Trump is the candidate that can provide for my boys and all Californians the hope and opportunity of the true America. That is why I'm honored to stand before you today on behalf of the great state of California -- California that is 100% rock solid, Pro-trump delegation and I'm proud to place 172 votes to the nominee of the next president of these United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] God bless you, god bless America. 18:21:44 >> [ chanting ] We want trump. We want trump. We want trump. 18:22:01 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, California, 172 votes, Trump. [Applause] Ms. Hudson: Colorado. 37 delegates. COLORADO 18:22:21 >> Mr. Chairman, the frontier state of the great state of Colorado where the plains meets the rocky mountains, home of senator Cory Gardner, future senator Daryl Glenn, and the world champion Denver broncos. The centennial state votes 31 votes for Ted Cruz, two votes abstained and four votes for the next president of the United States Donald J. Trump. [ Light Applause] 18:23:11 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Colorado, four votes, Trump, 31 votes, Cruz, two abstentions. [ cheers and boos ] Ms. Hudson: Connecticut. 28 delegates with the following bound delegates. 28, Trump. CONNECTICUT 18:23:35 >> Well, Mr. Chairman, I come from the land where we manufacture pez, nuclear submarines and the home of the WWE where men are men and the women are champions. The great state of Connecticut is casting all 28 delegates for the next president of the united States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:24:02 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Connecticut, 28 votes, trump . Ms. Hudson: Delaware. 16 delegates for the following bound delegates. 16, trump. DELAWARE 18:24:23 >> Madam chair, the great state of Delaware, the first state to ratify the constitution, the home of former governors Pete Dupont and MIke Castle, the state with a diverse slate of millennial candidates will win control of it's state senate this year for the first time in 44 years, the state that is going to elect 20 year air force reserve veteran Hans (Regal?) to the united States congress, cast all 16 votes to nominate Donald J. Trump for president. [Applause] 18:25:01 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Delaware, 16 votes, trump. Ms. Hudson: District of Columbia. 19 delegates for the following bound delegates. 19, trump. 18:25:19 >> No! Roll call! WASHINGTON DC 18:25:22 >> Madam secretary, Mr. Chairman, the district of Columbia whose local GOP organization was instrumental in the Republican national committee back in 1856, the district of Columbia, delineated by George Washington and graced by Abraham Lincoln, the District of Columbia, home of that great Republican Frederick Douglass and capital of the greatest country in the world. And, in accordance to the will of its citizens, our delegation is duly bound to cast 10 votes for senator Rubio and nine votes for Governor Kasich. [Crowd booing] 18:26:27 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, district of Columbia, 19 votes, trump. [Applause] Ms. Hudson: Florida, 99 delegates with the following bound delegates. 99, trump. FLORIDA 18:26:53 >> Mr. Chairman, my name is (Blaze last name) I'm the chairman of the Republican party of Florida. I'm proud to lead this delegation of the sunshine state. Home to Disney world, the daytona 500 and the stunning Florida keys. We have no state income tax and our residents enjoy -- our residents enjoy over 600 miles of pristine beaches. Florida is the paradise where you vacation but we all live. We are home to over 1.5 million veterans and we make it a point to thank them every day. [Applause] We are the state that gave Lebron James his first two championships. 18:27:45 Mr. Chair, Madam Chair you cannot win the presidency without winning the great state of Florida. We are honored to cast all our 99 winner take all delegates to the next president of the United States, Mr. Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:28:09 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Florida, 99 votes, trump. Ms. Hudson: Georgia. 76 delegates with the following bound delegates. 42, trump. GEORGIA 18:28:26 >> Madam secretary, on behalf of the Georgia Republican party and the peach state conservatives far and wide and representing the number one state in the country for business and business growth, I chairman John (Padgett?) proudly stand here today in this wonderful group of conservative, hard-working Republicans in this Georgia delegation, and on behalf of the governor, Nathan Deal, Senator David Perdue, and Senator Johnny (Izerson?) cast 16 votes for Marco Rubio, 18 votes for Ted Cruz and 42 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:29:42 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Georgia, 42 votes trump, 18 votes Cruz, 16 votes Rubio. Ms. Hudson: Guam. Nine delegates. GUAM 18:30:04 >> Mr. Chairman, from the tip of the spear of American might, home of b-52s, b-1s, b-2s, fast attack nuclear submarines that are keeping the potential enemies of America at bay [ cheers ] and also the place where millions of tourists from Asia come to get a taste of the piece of America in Asia. And a place where it is Wednesday, where America's day begins, the island of Guam pledges its 9 delegates to the next president of the United States to Donald J trump 18:30:57 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this delegation, Guam casts nine votes trump. Ms. Hudson: Hawaii. 19 delegates for the following bound delegates. 11 trump. HAWAII 18:31:15 >> Mahalo. [ speaks Hawaiian ] Aloha from the great state of Hawaii. From Hanalei t Hilo. From maui to Kauai, here in the great state of Hawaii, Donald Trump, 11 delegates. Cruz, seven, and Marco Rubio, one. 11 delegates for the next president of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump. 18:32:20 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Hawaii, 11 votes trump, seven votes Cruz, one vote Rubio. Ms. Hudson: Idaho. 32 delegates with the following bound delegates. 12 trump. IDAHO 18:32:41 >> Madam Chairman, my name is Ron crane and I am from the state of Idaho, where we have famous potatoes. Idaho is the most Republican state in the nation. We are so Republican that when we say the pledge of allegiance, it is to the Republicans for which it stands. Our entire congressional delegation is Republican, all of our statewide constitutional officers are Republican, and our legislature is 80% Republican. We are indeed a red state. 18:33:19 We are proud to cast our votes as a result of our primary election. 20 votes for Ted Cruz and 12 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this delegation, Idaho, 12 votes trump, 70 votes Cruz. I'm sorry. One moment. We will do that one again. [Laughter] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this delegation Idaho, 12 votes trump, 20 votes Cruz. Ms. Hudson: Illinois. 69 delegates with the following bound delegates. 54 Trump, 9 Cruz, 6 Kasich. ILLINOIS 18:32:32 >>Mr Chairman, I am John (last name) state representative from the great state of Illinois. The only hispanic member on the Republican side of the aisle serving the house of representatives. [Applause] It is my honor to introduce our chairman, Tim Snyder. 18:34:51 >> Good evening, my fellow Republicans. More importantly, my fellow Americans. I am a proud citizen of the state of Illinois in the united States of America and we have the finest governor in our nation in governor Bruce Rauner. [Applause] The state of Illinois casts six delegates for John Kasich, nine delegates for Ted Cruz, and 54 delegates for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] Trump! Trump! Trump! 18:35:47 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Illinois, 54 votes trump, nine votes Cruz, six votes Kasich. INDIANA Ms. Hudson: Indiana 50 delegates for the following bound delegates. 57 trump. 18:36:07 >> Madam Secretary, The great state of Indiana, who under the strong, conservative leadership of vice presidential nominee, governor Mike pence, has $2 billion surplus with over 150,000 private-sector new jobs since 2013, with more hoosiers working today than ever before in our 200-year history, casts its 57 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:36:52 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Indiana, 57 votes trump. IOWA Ms. Hudson: Iowa. 30 delegates with the following bound delegates. 30 trump. 18:37:09 >> Thank you, madam secretary. Let me just start by saying, go hawks. My name is Matt Shultz, former Iowa secretary of state and chairman of the Iowa delegation.. Representing the home of the two hardest working U.S. Senators,Sen. Chuck grassley and Sen. Joni Ernst, and the longest-serving governor in American history, governor Terry Branstad. Pursuant to the rules, the state of Iowa casts its 30 votes for the next president of the united States of America, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:37:56 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention Iowa, 30 votes trump. KANSAS Ms. Hudson: Kansas. 40 delegates with the following bound delegates. Nine trump, 24 Cruz, six Rubio, one Kasich. 18:38:20 >> Madam secretary, Kansas, home of the greatest fans of the reigning world series champions, the Kansas City Royals -- cheering] Proud home of the iconic Bob Dole. Casts nine votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 24 votes for senator Ted Cruz, six votes for senator Marco Rubio, and one vote for governor John Kasich. [Applause] 18:39:31 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Kansas, nine votes trump, 24 votes Cruz, six votes Rubio, and one vote Kasich KENTUCKY 18:39:47 Ms. Hudson: Kentucky 46 delegates with the following bound delegates. 17 trump >> Mr. Chairman, from the bluegrass state, the commonwealth of Kentucky, the home of Churchill downs and American Pharoah, the source of bluegrass music and the home Bill Monroe. From the state where the largest Toyota manufacturing plant in the world is located, the maker of the Ford F 150 and the Chevy Corvette. From the state that produces all the bourbon fit to drink in the world, [ cheers ] from a state where our citizens still respect God and the constitution and our military and our police officers, it is our honor to cast our vote, seven for governor Kasich, 7 for senator Rubio, 15 for senator Cruz, and 17 for the next president of the United States of America, Mr. Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:41:27 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Kentucky, 17 votes trump, seven votes Rubio, seven votes Kasich, 15 votes Cruz. [ boos and cheers ] LOUISIANA 18:41:41 Ms. Hudson: Louisiana. 46 delegates with the following bound delegates. 18 trump >> The great state of Louisiana,the sportsman's paradise headquartered in Terrebonne Parish with 46 votes, casts 15 for Ted Cruz and cats 31 votes for the next president of the united States, who will restore our national sovereignty by building a wall, Donald Trump. [Applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Louisiana, 31 votes trump, 15 vote Cruz. MAINE 18:42:36 Ms. Hudson: Maine. 23 delegates with the following bound delegates. Nine trump. >> Madam secretary, the great state of Maine, home of rugged coastlines, beautiful forests, Pristine Lakes, home of governor Paul Lepage, senator Susan Collins and congressman Bruce Pollock, a state that has only one remaining Democrat federal elected official, the state that began the Republican revival in America's northeast. It is leading the way to make new England great again. A state that is led with welfare reform, spending and tax cuts, strong second amendment rights and has made Maine work again with GOP leadership, casts 12 votes for senator Ted Cruz, nine votes for Donald J. Trump, and two votes for governor John Kasich. [Applause] 18:44:04 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Maine, nine votes trump, 12 votes Cruz, two votes Kasich MARYLAND 18:44:17 Ms. Hudson: Maryland. 38 delegates. >> Madam secretary, the great state of Maryland, America in Miniature, and home of the beautiful Chesapeake bay, home to the old the state capitol in continuous use where General George Washington resigned as commander-in-chief of the continental army, birthplace of our national anthem, home of the United States naval academy, and the American league east first-place team Baltimore Orioles proudly cast all 38 of our votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheering and applause] 18:45:09 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention Maryland, 38 votes trump. MASSACHUSETTS Ms. Hudson: Massachusetts. 42 delegates with the following bound delegates. 22 trump, four Cruz, eight Rubio, eight Kasich. 18:45:33 >> Madam secretary, the commonwealth of Massachusetts, Vincent Devito, from the state that out performed every other state but one, the strongest vote to make America great again. We are going to cast our votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump and I introduce (Harrison Hicks?)to cast our votes. 18:46:01 >> Madam secretary, it is my honor to read the delegates from the great commonwealth of Massachusetts. Cruz four, Kasich eight, Rubio eight, and guess what? They may have said we are the bluest state in the union, but we are casting 22 delegate votes for Donald J. Trump. And we are going to watch him make America great again come November. [Cheers and applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Massachusetts, 22 votes trump, four votes Cruz, eight votes Rubio, eight votes Kasich. MICHIGAN 18:46:56 Ms. Hudson: Michigan. 59 delegates will with the following bound delegates. 25 trump >> Madam secretary, Michigan passes. [ silence ] Michigan passes. MINNESOTA 18:47:18 Ms. Hudson: Minnesota. 38 delegates with the following bound delegates. Eight Trump 18:47:25 >> Madam secretary, on behalf of the great state of Minnesota, home of 10,000 Lakes, home of Spam, and home of the late, great Prince, and the state that has had the longest drought of casting our electoral votes for a Republican president which will change this year, casts the following Rubio 17, Cruz 13, and 8 for the next president of the United States of America, Donald Trump. [Cheers and applause] 18:48:17 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Minnesota, eight votes trump, 17 votes Rubio, 13 votes Cruz. Ms. Hudson: Mississippi. 40 delegates with the following bound delegates 25 trump, 15 Cruz. MISSISSIPPI Ms. Hudson: Mississippi. 40 delegates with the following bound delegates 25 trump, 15 Cruz. 18:48:40 >> Madam secretary, the great state of Mississippi, the birthplace of America's music, respects and pursuant to the rules, will cast 15 votes for Ted Cruz and 25 votes for the next president of the united States and New York's favorite son, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Mississippi, 25 votes trump, 15 votes Cruz. 18:49:21 Ms. Hudson: Missouri. 52 delegates with the following bound delegates. 37 trump. MISSOURI 18:49:21 Ms. Hudson: Missouri. 52 delegates with the following bound delegates. 37 trump. 18:49:28 >> Madam secretary, congratulations. I am proud of you by the way. And Kansas, I love you, but Missouri is the home to the world series champions Kansas City Royals. Missouri, home of 11-time world champion St. Louis cardinals. Missouri, the birthplace of talk radio and A.M. 1120 , the voice of St. Louis. Missouri, home to conservative icon she is with us tonight Phyllis Flatley. Missouri, birthplace of ragtime music and are great senator Roy blunt. Missouri casts 11 votes for Ted Cruz, and Missouri casts 41 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Missouri, 41 votes trump, a 11 votes Cruz. MONTANA Ms. Hudson: Montana. 27 delegates for the following bound delegates. 27 trump. 18:50:58 >> Madam secretary, I'm Teresa Manzella from the great state of Montana. We, the people of Montana, praise to god for the quiet beauty of our state, the grandeur of our mountains, and desiring to improve the quality of life, equality of opportunity, and to secure the blessings of liberty for this and future generations, do hereby cast our 27 delegates to Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] 18:51:38 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Montana, 27 votes trump. NEBRASKA Ms. Hudson: Nebraska. 36 delegates for the following bound delegates. 36 trump. 18:52:01 >> Madam secretary, Nebraska, the good life with great opportunities The home of silicon prairie news. The university of Nebraska cornhuskers. The number one beef producing state in the union. A place where people find their happiness from honest work and where a person's word is their bond, cast their 36 bound delegates for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause]Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Nebraska, 36 votes trump. NEVADA 18:52:48 Ms. Hudson: Nevada. 30 delegates with the following bound delegates. 14 trump, six Cruz, seven Rubio, one Kasich, two Carson. >> Mr. Chairman, I am Nevada's attorney general Adam laxalt introducing chairman Michael J. McDonald. 18:53:11 >> Mr. Chairman, thank you, from the great state of Nevada, where blue lives matter. [Applause] We are battle born, voting for the first republic and president in 1864. We are very proud of our nation. From the great shores of lake tahoe to the most entertaining capital city, Las Vegas, Nevada, this time what said in Las Vegas will not stay in las Vegas. We are here to cast our votes. One vote governor Kasich. Six, senator Ted Cruz. Seven, Marco Rubio. And 16 for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] [ long pause, shot of stage ] 18:55:01 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Nevada, 14 votes trump, six votes Cruz, seven votes Rubio, one vote Kasich, two votes Carson. NEW HAMPSHIRE 18:55:18 Ms. Hudson: New Hampshire 23 delegates for the following bound delegates. 11 trump. 18:55:28 LEWANDOWSKI>> Madam secretary, my name is Corey Lewandowski. I represent the people of the great state of New Hampshire, the live free or die state. A state that has no sales or income tax. The state that was the first to recognize Donald J. Trump and deliver the first victory on his behalf on a path to 38 victories that he achieved. It is my pleasure tonight to read the votes on behalf of the people of New Hampshire. Two votes for Marco Rubio. Three votes for Jeb Bush. Three votes for Ted Cruz. Four votes for John Kasich and 11 votes for my friend and the next president of the united States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] [ long pause ] 18:57:15 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, New Hampshire, 11 votes trump, two votes Rubio, three votes Bush, three votes Cruz, and four votes Kasich. NEW JERSEY 18:57:33 Ms. Hudson: New Jersey.51 delegates with the following bound delegates. 51 trump. >>Madame Secretary, I am (name) Christie. The son of Governor Chris Christie. [Cheers and applause] New Jersey, the garden state, the greatest state in the union, and the state that cast the highest overall percentage of its popular vote for Mr. Trump is pleased to announce that its 51 delegates will be given to Donald J. Trump for president of the United States. [Cheers and applause ] 18:58:22 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, New Jersey, 51 votes trump. NEW MEXICO 18:58:34 Ms. Hudson: New Mexico. 24 delegates with the following bound delegates. 24 trump >> Madam secretary, I'm Governor Susanna Martinez. [ applause ] I am proud to represent what beautiful, exciting, and a culture that is so diverse, and amazing state, the land of enchantment and the great state of New Mexico. Standing here with me is Sam Ledoux, who is one of our youngest delegates and a part of our future of our party and of our country. 18:59:18 >> Madam secretary, I am proud to stand next to the nation's first female hispanic governor. [Cheers and applause] She's the reason I am such a committed Republican and we are proud to cast New Mexico's 24 votes to the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, New Mexico, 24 votes trump. NEW YORK Ms. Hudson: New York. 95 delegates with the following bound delegates. 89 trump, six Kasich. 19:00:16 >> Madam secretary, New York, the empire state and the home of Donald J. Trump, passes. NORTH CAROLINA Ms. Hudson: New York passes. North Carolina. 72 delegates for the following bound delegates. 29 Trump, 27 Cruz, 6 Rubio, 9 Kasich, One Carson. 19:00:44 Madame Sec. North Carolina, land of the longleaf pine. Land where the summer sun doth shine, where the wheat grows strong and the strong grow Great. North Carolina home of the largest military installations in the world. North Carolina, with the majestic Appalachian mountains on our west and the beautiful crystal coast on our east. North Carolina, one of the fastest-growing state economies under governor Patrick MccRory? and the republican-led general assembly proudly casts our 72 votes as follow. One, Dr. Ben Carson. Six, senator Marco Rubio. Nine, Ohio governor John Kasich. [Applause] 19:01:34 >> In the great conservative tradition of the old north states, the home of Billy graham, we proudly cast 27 votes for senator Ted Cruz. >> North Carolina is a party that was founded by blacks and whites. One of the points that most people don't know about this state is that 10% of all the historically black colleges and universities are within its border. We proudly cast 29 votes for the next president of the united States, the honorable Donald John trump. [Cheers and applause] 19:02:38 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, North Carolina, 29 votes trump, 27 votes Cruz, six votes Rubio, nine votes Kasich, and one vote Carson. Ms. Hudson: North Dakota. 28 delegates. NORTH DAKOTA 19:02:57 Ms. Hudson: North Dakota. 28 delegates. >> Mr. Secretary, I am Jack Dalrymple, Governor of the state of North Dakota. It is my honor to announce the vote of the delegates of the delegates of North Dakota, the great state of north Dakota casts as the home of the current and five-consecutive year national fcs football champions, the North Dakota state university bison, and at the same time, the home of the national hockey champions the university of North Dakota fighting hawks, and the only state in the United States last year to actually grow younger, casts one vote Carson, six votes Cruz, and 21 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] 19:04:18 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention North Dakota, 21 votes trump, one vote Carson, six votes Cruz. NORTHERN MARIANA ISLAND 19:04:31 Ms. Hudson: >> Northern Mariana Islands. Nine delegates, with the following bound delegates. Nine trump. 19:04:38 >> (? From the most republican territory, the beautiful islands of the Northern Mariana Islands, where the weather is 85 degrees all year round, traveling over 7000 miles, I am Ralph (?) torres, governor of the CNMI. 19:04:58 It is my great pleasure and honor being the first territory to endorse our next president of the United States. We cast our nine delegates to Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] 19:05:22 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, northern Mariana Islands cast nine votes trump. OHIO Ms. Hudson: Ohio. 66 delegates. 19:05:40 >> Welcome to Cleveland, the city of champions. And welcome to Ohio, the host of the Republican national convention. Guys, let's give it an o-h! Oh-H! Ohio, the mother of presidents proudly casting 66 votes for governor John Kasich. [Cheers and applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Ohio, 66 votes Kasich. [Cheers and applause] OKLAHOMA 19:06:27 Ms. Hudson: Oklahoma. 43 delegates with the following bound delegates. 13 trump. >>Good evening. My name is Pam Pollard. I am the chairman of the Republican party for the great state of Oklahoma. [Cheers and applause] As the second home to speaker Paul and Janna Ryan, Oklahoma is the heartland of America and the reddest state in the union. 19:06:56 Oklahoma has a heritage of strong and conservative grassroots leadership, electing Republicans to every congressional and statewide office with super majorities in both state legislative chambers. Oklahoma is proud to produce and supply the energy and agriculture that fuels and feeds this country and the world. And his November, Oklahoma will take up the mantle once more and deliver all 77 counties to our Republican nominee. Oklahoma proudly casts 19 votes for senator Ted Cruz and 24 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump [Cheers and applause] 19:07:54 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Oklahoma, 24 votes trump, 19 votes Cruz. OREGON Ms. Hudson: Oregon. 28 delegates with the following bound delegates. 18 trump. 19:08:13 >> Mr. Chairman, Oregon. [Cheers and applause] The land of unrivaled natural beauty, snowy mountain peaks, majestic river valleys, serene high deserts, the great American pinot noir, tillamook cheese, and hazelnuts, home of a great congressman, Greg Walden, and the reigning major league soccer champions the Portland timbers, home of track town usa and the place where Nike made ducks and beavers cool. Ground zero in the fight against Democrat corruption, from disgraced governor John kitzhaber all the way to crooked Hillary.

POOL PODIUM HEAD ON FEED FROM THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION / 17:42:14 Mr. Priebus: Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the third session of the 2016 Republican national convention. The convention will come to order. [ gavel ] Tonight, our colors will be represented by our men and women in blue. Please welcome the color guard from the Cleveland police department for helping protect us tonight. [Applause] 17:42:50 [presentation of colors] 17:43:35 Mr. Priebus: Please remain standing for the pledge of allegiance, the national anthem and the indication. Representing countries from around the world, please welcome the patriotic nationality ambassadors who will lead us in our pledge of allegiance. 17:44:02 >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and sue the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. 17:44:18 Mr. Priebus: All right. Please welcome lifelong browns fan Dan Polk, who will sing the national anthem. [NATIONAL ANTHEM SUNG] 17:46:05 [INVOCATION] 17:49:06 [COLORS RETIRED] PAUL RYAN 17:50:09 Mr. Ryan: Hey, everybody. Hey, Wisconsin. [ cheers and applause ] Hello, everyone. It is an honor to be here. Before we begin, I would like to remind the delegates of the provisions of the rules which require that each candidate for nomination for president of the United States demonstrates sufficient support prior to the presentation of the name of the candidate for nomination. The chair wishes to inform delegates at this time it has been furnished in a timely manner with evidence of sufficient support of the candidates who will be presented for president and vice president of the United States in compliance with the rules of the convention. [Applause] 17:51:04 Also, as prescribed under the rules, the total time for nominating speeches and seconding speeches for any candidate for president or vice president shall not exceed 15 minutes. It is also been custom at past conventions to prevent the chair to recognize non-delegates for the purpose of making nominating speeches and seconding speeches. Without objection, the reading of the roll call for states presenting the names for candidates for nomination is dispensed with and non-delegates will be permitted to make nominating and seconding speeches. 17:51:47 [ gavel ] The chair now recognizes the senator from Alabama, Jeff Sessions, for the purpose of nominating. Please give him a warm welcome. JEFF SESSIONS 17:52:18 Sen. Sessions: Mr. Speaker, Americans love our country like no other people on Earth. [cheers and applause] But we have gotten course and the American people know it. Our political system is not working. We operate like the trench warfare battles of World War I, where hundreds of thousands die, but no ground is gained. Good Americans will stand for this no longer. They want the political games, the posturing and the show votes to end. 17:53:04 They want their country on the right track again. [ cheers and applause ] Median incomes have declined. Terrorist attacks are increasing. Respect for America has fallen. Crime is rising. And the president, he blames the police. The president does not lead. Congress is deadlocked. The political, corporate and media establishments, they say calm down. Don't overreact, don't be politically incorrect. Unstated is a threat. If you persist in your complaints, we will attack you. But, this time it's different. 17:53:57 One man, Donald Trump, was not intimidated. He would not be silenced. [people begin standing up on floor]. He spoke the truth. He gave voice to the people's concerns. He said that the (hide the?) trade deals have hurt America and her people. That our border must be secured. 17:54:30 That our nation, that our nation must be strong. That we must defeat the terrorists who threaten us. That we must restore law and order. And, support our courageous law enforcement officers. [Applause] The Americans -- the American voters heard this message and they rewarded his courage and his leadership with a huge victory in our primaries. He dispatched one talented, fine candidate after another. Momentum continued to grow. 17:55:28 A movement started. Democrats and independents responded. He received far more primary votes than any Republican candidate in history. [Applause] Let me tell you about the Donald Trump I have come to know. He has a wonderful family which he loves intensely. In his personal relations, he's unfailing courteous and generous and he's positive by nature. He has tremendous energy and strength. 17:56:11 He is a warrior and a winner. He loves his country and he is determined to see it be a winner again. I, I have been proud of this party and its principles since I was a teenager. It is not given to us to know the future. I certainly don't. But I came to believe some months ago that Donald Trump is the singular leader that can get this country back on track. [Applause] 17:56:55 He, he has the strength, the courage and will to get it done. He and the American people share a common goal, and together, we will make America great again. [Applause] >> [ chant ] Trump! >> [ chant ] USA! 17:57:35 Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, it is my distinct honor and great pleasure to nominate Donald J. Trump for the office of president of the United States of America. Thank you. And god bless. PAUL RYAN Mr. Ryan: Off to a good start. All right, the chair now recognizes the delegate and congressman from the state of New York, representative Chris Collins. [Applause] CHRIS COLLINS 17:58:51 Mr. Collins: Thank you, my fellow new yorkers. Speaker Ryan, thank you for your introduction. Thank you for your leadership and willingness to put forth policies that will truly make America great again. As the first member of congress to endorse Donald Trump, I also want to thank senator sessions who has stood with me from the beginning in support of Donald Trump. [Applause] I proudly represent western new York. 17:59:40 Which has been devastated by unfair trade deals, allowing countries like China and Mexico to steal our jobs, robbing our children of the opportunity to live the American dream. The stakes in this election cannot be overstated. We will either make America great again or travel down the path of a third Obama term. [Boos] Under Barack Obama, we have been losing. The federal government tramples on our rights. Our allies can no longer depend on us. Our enemies defy us. Our country has no borders and China and Mexico continue to steal our jobs. 18:00:34 Enough is enough. [Applause] >> [ chant ] Enough is enough! It is time to take back our country, the great United States of America! [Applause] President Trump is going to build a wall and secure our borders. [Applause] President Trump is going to defeat terrorism and make our country safe again. [Applause] President Trump is going to bring back our stolen jobs. We in western New York know Donald Trump is not merely a candidate, Donald Trump is a movement. [Applause] 18:01:41 That is why, Mr. Speaker, I have the honor of seconding the nomination of Donald J. Trump as the next president of the united States of America. [Applause] >> [ chant ] Trump! You got it. Thank you all. Thank you all. Thank you. PAUL RYAN 18:02:27 Mr. Ryan: The chair now recognizes the delegate from South Carolina, lieutenant governor Henry McMaster. [Applause] GOV MCMASTER 18:02:45 Lt. Gov. Mcmaster: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Hello, delegates. Isn't this wonderful? I'm so happy to be here with you. I asked Peggy, my wife, if she had ever in her wildest dreams seen me standing here nominating Donald Trump for president. Peggy said and I quote, "I hate to tell you but I have never seen you in any of my wildest dreams. " [laughter] 18:03:21 Ladies and gentlemen, this is not a dream. This is the real thing. And it's deadly serious. We got a lot of work to do. They tell me that I was the first elected official to endorse Donald Trump in the country and it was lonely for a while, but no more. So, it is with greatest pride and happiness that I second his nomination for president of the United States of America. [Applause] Yes. 18:04:06 On December 7, 1941, after the withering attack on pearl harbor, admiral Yamamoto said and I quote: , "I feel all that we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve." Well ladies and gentlemen, he was right and for many years, the resolve of America made the world a better place. Today, the current administration has abandoned what little confidence they ever had in our constitution and our country. 18:04:46 And the world has lost confidence in us. The inevitable consequence, weakness, decline and ultimately chaos and oblivion. We feel an eerie unease in C.S. Lewis's haunting words of men without chests. But ladies and gentlemen, hat is about to change. It is about the change because finally after eight years of incompetence, arrogance and disrespect for the rule of law, the American people have had enough. [Applause] I've had enough. You've had enough. 18:05:30 We've all had enough. [ cheers and applause ] And it is time to act and we are going to act. [Applause]The sleeping giant of the American spirit has been awakened and it sounding the (inaudible word) to make America great again. Let me tell you what I know. Donald Trump is a remarkable man. He's a man of uncommon strength, uncommon determination, accomplishment and vision. He may be the only man perfectly equipped to win the ferocious battle ahead. Perhaps you have not seen Donald Trump with the people as I have. 18:06:26 Thousands of them at the rallies, sometimes waiting in line eight hours, ten hours for the chance just to get inside the building to see the man. I have never seen anything like it. Perhaps you've not heard the people, the men and women, the old and the young crying we love you, Donald. And him answering I love you too as he autographs every book, photograph, camp (?), and t shirt thrust his way, all the while smiling and posing for countless photographs. You must have glimpsed this tenderness last night with Melania. [Applause] 18:07:16 We know this man loves his family and he is walking away from a business enterprise many can hardly imagine, because he loves his country and he wants to go to work for us. [Applause] Yes, we are awakened and we are filled with a furious resolve to fight and win for our children and their children and their children and for the world. Finally, to paraphrase one of the poets of our time, Buffalo Springfield, "There's something happening here." [ cheers ] What it is is precisely clear, we are going to make America great again with Donald Trump! Thank you and god bless you. [Applause] PAUL RYAN 18:08:38 Mr. Ryan: As required by rule 37 of our convention rules, during the roll call, the states will Be called in alphabetical order. Any delegation may pass when it's name is called. Without objection, the state of New York may cast its votes out of order. That is not an objection, for the record. During the roll call, the chairs of each respective delegation or their designee will announce the vote of each state. During the roll call of the states, the secretary will announce each state its total number of available votes and the number of votes bound to each candidate. As required by rule 37-C, no delegation will be recognized to change its votes until all delegations who have passed have been given a second opportunity to vote. 18:09:39 Additionally, the chair like to remind all delegates that the secretary is required under the rules of the convention to announce and record delegates' votes in accordance with their obligations under rule 16 of the convention rules, state law or state, or state party rule to reflect the voter's preference in each state. [ cheers ] The official results from each state are those announced by the secretary. 18:10:13 The chair wishes to announce that if a delegate requests a poll be taken of their delegation under rule 37, the secretary will send representatives of the convention to supervise the polling of the delegation. After the poll is completed, the results will be delivered to the secretary and the secretary shall announce the results of the end of the roll call of states in accordance with the rules. 18:10:44 Shh. Yes.Lastly, I wish to remind our delegates, or alternates and guests that maintaining order is extremely important. If the convention is not in order, it is difficult for the secretary or the presiding officer to hear the vote announcement or otherwise acknowledge delegates seeking recognition. To conduct the roll call of states, I'm pleased to introduce at this time our distinguished secretary of the convention, Suzy Hudson and the assistant Jeff Kent. [Applause] HUDSON 18:11:37 Ms. Hudson: Delegates and alternates, let us commence the call of the roll of the states. Alabama, 50 delegates with the following bound delegates. 36 trump, 13 Cruz, 1 Rubio. ALABAMA 18:12:04 SESSIONS: Mr. Speaker, the great state of Alabama, the home of national champion football teams Alabama and Auburn. The home of the Saturn V rocket that took us to the moon. The place where we have two of the greatest trump rallies in the nation's history, Mobile and Hounslow is proud to cast its vote -- one vote for Marco Rubio, 13 votes for Ted Cruz, 36 votes for the next president of the united States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:13:11 Kent >> Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Alabama, 36 votes, trump. 13 votes, Cruz. One vote, Rubio. ALASKA Ms. Hudson: Alaska, 28 delegates with the following bound delegates. 28, trump. 18:13:52 >> Alaska. We proudly vote exactly the way the people of Alaska voted. 12 votes for Cruz, 11 votes for Trump, five votes for Marco Rubio. The great state of Alaska reports exactly as our people voted. We support the nominee of this party, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:14:28 Alaska, the largest state in the union, Alaska more coastline than the rest of the rest of the United States, where energy, the arctic, fishing, tourism, the great land and last frontier. God bless Alaska. [Applause] Thank you. 18:14:54 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Alaska, 28 votes, Trump. [Applause] Ms. Hudson: American Samoa. Nine delegates. AMERICAN SAMOA 18:15:19 >> Mr. Chairman (foreign word) and hello, world. Hello, America. The territory of American Samoa in the southernmost reaches of US soil, the greatest exporter of NFL players. [Laughter] The whole kit and kaboodle, all nine delegates to the future, immediate future president of the united States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] Thank you. 18:16:30 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, American Samoa, nine votes, trump. [Applause] Ms. Hudson: Arizona. 58 delegates for the following bound delegates. 58, trump. ARIZONA 18:16:48 >> Madam secretary, my name is Robert Graham, chairman of the Arizona Republican party. I'm reporting and happy to announce from the hottest state in the country for job growth, Arizona delivers 58 bound votes to the nominee Donald J. Trump, the next president of the United States of America. [Applause] 18:17:32 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention , Arizona, 58 votes, Trump. [Applause] Ms. Hudson: Arkansas. 40 delegates with the following bound delegates. 16, trump. ARKANSAS 18:17:54 >> Arkansas, land of opportunity and birthplace of Johnny cash and Al green. We are open for business and growing jobs and manufacturing and high-tech.Republicans control every statewide office, the legislature and the entire congressional delegation. Unemployment is at its lowest in history. We have got the best duck hunting in Earth, we are number one in rice production, we raise delicious catfish. We cast our lines for world-class trout. We cast 40 votes, 15 votes for Ted Cruz and 25 votes for the next president of the united States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:19:05 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Arkansas, 25 votes, trump. 15 votes, Cruz. Ms. Hudson: California. [ cheers and applause ] 172 delegates with the following bound delegates. 172, Trump. CALIFORNIA 18:19:46 Shirley Husar>> Hold it down, California. [Chanting "We want trump."] Mr. Chairman, my name is Shirley. I'm the mother of three boys of the greater Los Angeles area. Mr. Chairman, it is so important that my sons, my three sons have hope and opportunity for their future that there are good jobs and that there are families that need safety in their communities.. Mr. Chairman, Donald Trump is the candidate that can provide for my boys and all Californians the hope and opportunity of the true America. That is why I'm honored to stand before you today on behalf of the great state of California -- California that is 100% rock solid, Pro-trump delegation and I'm proud to place 172 votes to the nominee of the next president of these United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] God bless you, god bless America. 18:21:44 >> [ chanting ] We want trump. We want trump. We want trump. 18:22:01 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, California, 172 votes, Trump. [Applause] Ms. Hudson: Colorado. 37 delegates. COLORADO 18:22:21 >> Mr. Chairman, the frontier state of the great state of Colorado where the plains meets the rocky mountains, home of senator Cory Gardner, future senator Daryl Glenn, and the world champion Denver broncos. The centennial state votes 31 votes for Ted Cruz, two votes abstained and four votes for the next president of the United States Donald J. Trump. [ Light Applause] 18:23:11 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Colorado, four votes, Trump, 31 votes, Cruz, two abstentions. [ cheers and boos ] Ms. Hudson: Connecticut. 28 delegates with the following bound delegates. 28, Trump. CONNECTICUT 18:23:35 >> Well, Mr. Chairman, I come from the land where we manufacture pez, nuclear submarines and the home of the WWE where men are men and the women are champions. The great state of Connecticut is casting all 28 delegates for the next president of the united States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:24:02 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Connecticut, 28 votes, trump . Ms. Hudson: Delaware. 16 delegates for the following bound delegates. 16, trump. DELAWARE 18:24:23 >> Madam chair, the great state of Delaware, the first state to ratify the constitution, the home of former governors Pete Dupont and MIke Castle, the state with a diverse slate of millennial candidates will win control of it's state senate this year for the first time in 44 years, the state that is going to elect 20 year air force reserve veteran Hans (Regal?) to the united States congress, cast all 16 votes to nominate Donald J. Trump for president. [Applause] 18:25:01 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Delaware, 16 votes, trump. Ms. Hudson: District of Columbia. 19 delegates for the following bound delegates. 19, trump. 18:25:19 >> No! Roll call! WASHINGTON DC 18:25:22 >> Madam secretary, Mr. Chairman, the district of Columbia whose local GOP organization was instrumental in the Republican national committee back in 1856, the district of Columbia, delineated by George Washington and graced by Abraham Lincoln, the District of Columbia, home of that great Republican Frederick Douglass and capital of the greatest country in the world. And, in accordance to the will of its citizens, our delegation is duly bound to cast 10 votes for senator Rubio and nine votes for Governor Kasich. [Crowd booing] 18:26:27 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, district of Columbia, 19 votes, trump. [Applause] Ms. Hudson: Florida, 99 delegates with the following bound delegates. 99, trump. FLORIDA 18:26:53 >> Mr. Chairman, my name is (Blaze last name) I'm the chairman of the Republican party of Florida. I'm proud to lead this delegation of the sunshine state. Home to Disney world, the daytona 500 and the stunning Florida keys. We have no state income tax and our residents enjoy -- our residents enjoy over 600 miles of pristine beaches. Florida is the paradise where you vacation but we all live. We are home to over 1.5 million veterans and we make it a point to thank them every day. [Applause] We are the state that gave Lebron James his first two championships. 18:27:45 Mr. Chair, Madam Chair you cannot win the presidency without winning the great state of Florida. We are honored to cast all our 99 winner take all delegates to the next president of the United States, Mr. Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:28:09 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Florida, 99 votes, trump. Ms. Hudson: Georgia. 76 delegates with the following bound delegates. 42, trump. GEORGIA 18:28:26 >> Madam secretary, on behalf of the Georgia Republican party and the peach state conservatives far and wide and representing the number one state in the country for business and business growth, I chairman John (Padgett?) proudly stand here today in this wonderful group of conservative, hard-working Republicans in this Georgia delegation, and on behalf of the governor, Nathan Deal, Senator David Perdue, and Senator Johnny (Izerson?) cast 16 votes for Marco Rubio, 18 votes for Ted Cruz and 42 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:29:42 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Georgia, 42 votes trump, 18 votes Cruz, 16 votes Rubio. Ms. Hudson: Guam. Nine delegates. GUAM 18:30:04 >> Mr. Chairman, from the tip of the spear of American might, home of b-52s, b-1s, b-2s, fast attack nuclear submarines that are keeping the potential enemies of America at bay [ cheers ] and also the place where millions of tourists from Asia come to get a taste of the piece of America in Asia. And a place where it is Wednesday, where America's day begins, the island of Guam pledges its 9 delegates to the next president of the United States to Donald J trump 18:30:57 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this delegation, Guam casts nine votes trump. Ms. Hudson: Hawaii. 19 delegates for the following bound delegates. 11 trump. HAWAII 18:31:15 >> Mahalo. [ speaks Hawaiian ] Aloha from the great state of Hawaii. From Hanalei t Hilo. From maui to Kauai, here in the great state of Hawaii, Donald Trump, 11 delegates. Cruz, seven, and Marco Rubio, one. 11 delegates for the next president of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump. 18:32:20 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Hawaii, 11 votes trump, seven votes Cruz, one vote Rubio. Ms. Hudson: Idaho. 32 delegates with the following bound delegates. 12 trump. IDAHO 18:32:41 >> Madam Chairman, my name is Ron crane and I am from the state of Idaho, where we have famous potatoes. Idaho is the most Republican state in the nation. We are so Republican that when we say the pledge of allegiance, it is to the Republicans for which it stands. Our entire congressional delegation is Republican, all of our statewide constitutional officers are Republican, and our legislature is 80% Republican. We are indeed a red state. 18:33:19 We are proud to cast our votes as a result of our primary election. 20 votes for Ted Cruz and 12 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this delegation, Idaho, 12 votes trump, 70 votes Cruz. I'm sorry. One moment. We will do that one again. [Laughter] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this delegation Idaho, 12 votes trump, 20 votes Cruz. Ms. Hudson: Illinois. 69 delegates with the following bound delegates. 54 Trump, 9 Cruz, 6 Kasich. ILLINOIS 18:32:32 >>Mr Chairman, I am John (last name) state representative from the great state of Illinois. The only hispanic member on the Republican side of the aisle serving the house of representatives. [Applause] It is my honor to introduce our chairman, Tim Snyder. 18:34:51 >> Good evening, my fellow Republicans. More importantly, my fellow Americans. I am a proud citizen of the state of Illinois in the united States of America and we have the finest governor in our nation in governor Bruce Rauner. [Applause] The state of Illinois casts six delegates for John Kasich, nine delegates for Ted Cruz, and 54 delegates for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] Trump! Trump! Trump! 18:35:47 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Illinois, 54 votes trump, nine votes Cruz, six votes Kasich. INDIANA Ms. Hudson: Indiana 50 delegates for the following bound delegates. 57 trump. 18:36:07 >> Madam Secretary, The great state of Indiana, who under the strong, conservative leadership of vice presidential nominee, governor Mike pence, has $2 billion surplus with over 150,000 private-sector new jobs since 2013, with more hoosiers working today than ever before in our 200-year history, casts its 57 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:36:52 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Indiana, 57 votes trump. IOWA Ms. Hudson: Iowa. 30 delegates with the following bound delegates. 30 trump. 18:37:09 >> Thank you, madam secretary. Let me just start by saying, go hawks. My name is Matt Shultz, former Iowa secretary of state and chairman of the Iowa delegation.. Representing the home of the two hardest working U.S. Senators,Sen. Chuck grassley and Sen. Joni Ernst, and the longest-serving governor in American history, governor Terry Branstad. Pursuant to the rules, the state of Iowa casts its 30 votes for the next president of the united States of America, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:37:56 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention Iowa, 30 votes trump. KANSAS Ms. Hudson: Kansas. 40 delegates with the following bound delegates. Nine trump, 24 Cruz, six Rubio, one Kasich. 18:38:20 >> Madam secretary, Kansas, home of the greatest fans of the reigning world series champions, the Kansas City Royals -- cheering] Proud home of the iconic Bob Dole. Casts nine votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 24 votes for senator Ted Cruz, six votes for senator Marco Rubio, and one vote for governor John Kasich. [Applause] 18:39:31 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Kansas, nine votes trump, 24 votes Cruz, six votes Rubio, and one vote Kasich KENTUCKY 18:39:47 Ms. Hudson: Kentucky 46 delegates with the following bound delegates. 17 trump >> Mr. Chairman, from the bluegrass state, the commonwealth of Kentucky, the home of Churchill downs and American Pharoah, the source of bluegrass music and the home Bill Monroe. From the state where the largest Toyota manufacturing plant in the world is located, the maker of the Ford F 150 and the Chevy Corvette. From the state that produces all the bourbon fit to drink in the world, [ cheers ] from a state where our citizens still respect God and the constitution and our military and our police officers, it is our honor to cast our vote, seven for governor Kasich, 7 for senator Rubio, 15 for senator Cruz, and 17 for the next president of the United States of America, Mr. Donald J. Trump. [Applause] 18:41:27 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Kentucky, 17 votes trump, seven votes Rubio, seven votes Kasich, 15 votes Cruz. [ boos and cheers ] LOUISIANA 18:41:41 Ms. Hudson: Louisiana. 46 delegates with the following bound delegates. 18 trump >> The great state of Louisiana,the sportsman's paradise headquartered in Terrebonne Parish with 46 votes, casts 15 for Ted Cruz and cats 31 votes for the next president of the united States, who will restore our national sovereignty by building a wall, Donald Trump. [Applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Louisiana, 31 votes trump, 15 vote Cruz. MAINE 18:42:36 Ms. Hudson: Maine. 23 delegates with the following bound delegates. Nine trump. >> Madam secretary, the great state of Maine, home of rugged coastlines, beautiful forests, Pristine Lakes, home of governor Paul Lepage, senator Susan Collins and congressman Bruce Pollock, a state that has only one remaining Democrat federal elected official, the state that began the Republican revival in America's northeast. It is leading the way to make new England great again. A state that is led with welfare reform, spending and tax cuts, strong second amendment rights and has made Maine work again with GOP leadership, casts 12 votes for senator Ted Cruz, nine votes for Donald J. Trump, and two votes for governor John Kasich. [Applause] 18:44:04 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Maine, nine votes trump, 12 votes Cruz, two votes Kasich MARYLAND 18:44:17 Ms. Hudson: Maryland. 38 delegates. >> Madam secretary, the great state of Maryland, America in Miniature, and home of the beautiful Chesapeake bay, home to the old the state capitol in continuous use where General George Washington resigned as commander-in-chief of the continental army, birthplace of our national anthem, home of the United States naval academy, and the American league east first-place team Baltimore Orioles proudly cast all 38 of our votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheering and applause] 18:45:09 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention Maryland, 38 votes trump. MASSACHUSETTS Ms. Hudson: Massachusetts. 42 delegates with the following bound delegates. 22 trump, four Cruz, eight Rubio, eight Kasich. 18:45:33 >> Madam secretary, the commonwealth of Massachusetts, Vincent Devito, from the state that out performed every other state but one, the strongest vote to make America great again. We are going to cast our votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump and I introduce (Harrison Hicks?)to cast our votes. 18:46:01 >> Madam secretary, it is my honor to read the delegates from the great commonwealth of Massachusetts. Cruz four, Kasich eight, Rubio eight, and guess what? They may have said we are the bluest state in the union, but we are casting 22 delegate votes for Donald J. Trump. And we are going to watch him make America great again come November. [Cheers and applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Massachusetts, 22 votes trump, four votes Cruz, eight votes Rubio, eight votes Kasich. MICHIGAN 18:46:56 Ms. Hudson: Michigan. 59 delegates will with the following bound delegates. 25 trump >> Madam secretary, Michigan passes. [ silence ] Michigan passes. MINNESOTA 18:47:18 Ms. Hudson: Minnesota. 38 delegates with the following bound delegates. Eight Trump 18:47:25 >> Madam secretary, on behalf of the great state of Minnesota, home of 10,000 Lakes, home of Spam, and home of the late, great Prince, and the state that has had the longest drought of casting our electoral votes for a Republican president which will change this year, casts the following Rubio 17, Cruz 13, and 8 for the next president of the United States of America, Donald Trump. [Cheers and applause] 18:48:17 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Minnesota, eight votes trump, 17 votes Rubio, 13 votes Cruz. Ms. Hudson: Mississippi. 40 delegates with the following bound delegates 25 trump, 15 Cruz. MISSISSIPPI Ms. Hudson: Mississippi. 40 delegates with the following bound delegates 25 trump, 15 Cruz. 18:48:40 >> Madam secretary, the great state of Mississippi, the birthplace of America's music, respects and pursuant to the rules, will cast 15 votes for Ted Cruz and 25 votes for the next president of the united States and New York's favorite son, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Mississippi, 25 votes trump, 15 votes Cruz. 18:49:21 Ms. Hudson: Missouri. 52 delegates with the following bound delegates. 37 trump. MISSOURI 18:49:21 Ms. Hudson: Missouri. 52 delegates with the following bound delegates. 37 trump. 18:49:28 >> Madam secretary, congratulations. I am proud of you by the way. And Kansas, I love you, but Missouri is the home to the world series champions Kansas City Royals. Missouri, home of 11-time world champion St. Louis cardinals. Missouri, the birthplace of talk radio and A.M. 1120 , the voice of St. Louis. Missouri, home to conservative icon she is with us tonight Phyllis Flatley. Missouri, birthplace of ragtime music and are great senator Roy blunt. Missouri casts 11 votes for Ted Cruz, and Missouri casts 41 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Missouri, 41 votes trump, a 11 votes Cruz. MONTANA Ms. Hudson: Montana. 27 delegates for the following bound delegates. 27 trump. 18:50:58 >> Madam secretary, I'm Teresa Manzella from the great state of Montana. We, the people of Montana, praise to god for the quiet beauty of our state, the grandeur of our mountains, and desiring to improve the quality of life, equality of opportunity, and to secure the blessings of liberty for this and future generations, do hereby cast our 27 delegates to Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] 18:51:38 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Montana, 27 votes trump. NEBRASKA Ms. Hudson: Nebraska. 36 delegates for the following bound delegates. 36 trump. 18:52:01 >> Madam secretary, Nebraska, the good life with great opportunities The home of silicon prairie news. The university of Nebraska cornhuskers. The number one beef producing state in the union. A place where people find their happiness from honest work and where a person's word is their bond, cast their 36 bound delegates for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause]Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Nebraska, 36 votes trump. NEVADA 18:52:48 Ms. Hudson: Nevada. 30 delegates with the following bound delegates. 14 trump, six Cruz, seven Rubio, one Kasich, two Carson. >> Mr. Chairman, I am Nevada's attorney general Adam laxalt introducing chairman Michael J. McDonald. 18:53:11 >> Mr. Chairman, thank you, from the great state of Nevada, where blue lives matter. [Applause] We are battle born, voting for the first republic and president in 1864. We are very proud of our nation. From the great shores of lake tahoe to the most entertaining capital city, Las Vegas, Nevada, this time what said in Las Vegas will not stay in las Vegas. We are here to cast our votes. One vote governor Kasich. Six, senator Ted Cruz. Seven, Marco Rubio. And 16 for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] [ long pause, shot of stage ] 18:55:01 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Nevada, 14 votes trump, six votes Cruz, seven votes Rubio, one vote Kasich, two votes Carson. NEW HAMPSHIRE 18:55:18 Ms. Hudson: New Hampshire 23 delegates for the following bound delegates. 11 trump. 18:55:28 LEWANDOWSKI>> Madam secretary, my name is Corey Lewandowski. I represent the people of the great state of New Hampshire, the live free or die state. A state that has no sales or income tax. The state that was the first to recognize Donald J. Trump and deliver the first victory on his behalf on a path to 38 victories that he achieved. It is my pleasure tonight to read the votes on behalf of the people of New Hampshire. Two votes for Marco Rubio. Three votes for Jeb Bush. Three votes for Ted Cruz. Four votes for John Kasich and 11 votes for my friend and the next president of the united States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] [ long pause ] 18:57:15 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, New Hampshire, 11 votes trump, two votes Rubio, three votes Bush, three votes Cruz, and four votes Kasich. NEW JERSEY 18:57:33 Ms. Hudson: New Jersey.51 delegates with the following bound delegates. 51 trump. >>Madame Secretary, I am (name) Christie. The son of Governor Chris Christie. [Cheers and applause] New Jersey, the garden state, the greatest state in the union, and the state that cast the highest overall percentage of its popular vote for Mr. Trump is pleased to announce that its 51 delegates will be given to Donald J. Trump for president of the United States. [Cheers and applause ] 18:58:22 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, New Jersey, 51 votes trump. NEW MEXICO 18:58:34 Ms. Hudson: New Mexico. 24 delegates with the following bound delegates. 24 trump >> Madam secretary, I'm Governor Susanna Martinez. [ applause ] I am proud to represent what beautiful, exciting, and a culture that is so diverse, and amazing state, the land of enchantment and the great state of New Mexico. Standing here with me is Sam Ledoux, who is one of our youngest delegates and a part of our future of our party and of our country. 18:59:18 >> Madam secretary, I am proud to stand next to the nation's first female hispanic governor. [Cheers and applause] She's the reason I am such a committed Republican and we are proud to cast New Mexico's 24 votes to the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, New Mexico, 24 votes trump. NEW YORK Ms. Hudson: New York. 95 delegates with the following bound delegates. 89 trump, six Kasich. 19:00:16 >> Madam secretary, New York, the empire state and the home of Donald J. Trump, passes. NORTH CAROLINA Ms. Hudson: New York passes. North Carolina. 72 delegates for the following bound delegates. 29 Trump, 27 Cruz, 6 Rubio, 9 Kasich, One Carson. 19:00:44 Madame Sec. North Carolina, land of the longleaf pine. Land where the summer sun doth shine, where the wheat grows strong and the strong grow Great. North Carolina home of the largest military installations in the world. North Carolina, with the majestic Appalachian mountains on our west and the beautiful crystal coast on our east. North Carolina, one of the fastest-growing state economies under governor Patrick MccRory? and the republican-led general assembly proudly casts our 72 votes as follow. One, Dr. Ben Carson. Six, senator Marco Rubio. Nine, Ohio governor John Kasich. [Applause] 19:01:34 >> In the great conservative tradition of the old north states, the home of Billy graham, we proudly cast 27 votes for senator Ted Cruz. >> North Carolina is a party that was founded by blacks and whites. One of the points that most people don't know about this state is that 10% of all the historically black colleges and universities are within its border. We proudly cast 29 votes for the next president of the united States, the honorable Donald John trump. [Cheers and applause] 19:02:38 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, North Carolina, 29 votes trump, 27 votes Cruz, six votes Rubio, nine votes Kasich, and one vote Carson. Ms. Hudson: North Dakota. 28 delegates. NORTH DAKOTA 19:02:57 Ms. Hudson: North Dakota. 28 delegates. >> Mr. Secretary, I am Jack Dalrymple, Governor of the state of North Dakota. It is my honor to announce the vote of the delegates of the delegates of North Dakota, the great state of north Dakota casts as the home of the current and five-consecutive year national fcs football champions, the North Dakota state university bison, and at the same time, the home of the national hockey champions the university of North Dakota fighting hawks, and the only state in the United States last year to actually grow younger, casts one vote Carson, six votes Cruz, and 21 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] 19:04:18 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention North Dakota, 21 votes trump, one vote Carson, six votes Cruz. NORTHERN MARIANA ISLAND 19:04:31 Ms. Hudson: >> Northern Mariana Islands. Nine delegates, with the following bound delegates. Nine trump. 19:04:38 >> (? From the most republican territory, the beautiful islands of the Northern Mariana Islands, where the weather is 85 degrees all year round, traveling over 7000 miles, I am Ralph (?) torres, governor of the CNMI. 19:04:58 It is my great pleasure and honor being the first territory to endorse our next president of the United States. We cast our nine delegates to Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] 19:05:22 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, northern Mariana Islands cast nine votes trump. OHIO Ms. Hudson: Ohio. 66 delegates. 19:05:40 >> Welcome to Cleveland, the city of champions. And welcome to Ohio, the host of the Republican national convention. Guys, let's give it an o-h! Oh-H! Ohio, the mother of presidents proudly casting 66 votes for governor John Kasich. [Cheers and applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Ohio, 66 votes Kasich. [Cheers and applause] OKLAHOMA 19:06:27 Ms. Hudson: Oklahoma. 43 delegates with the following bound delegates. 13 trump. >>Good evening. My name is Pam Pollard. I am the chairman of the Republican party for the great state of Oklahoma. [Cheers and applause] As the second home to speaker Paul and Janna Ryan, Oklahoma is the heartland of America and the reddest state in the union. 19:06:56 Oklahoma has a heritage of strong and conservative grassroots leadership, electing Republicans to every congressional and statewide office with super majorities in both state legislative chambers. Oklahoma is proud to produce and supply the energy and agriculture that fuels and feeds this country and the world. And his November, Oklahoma will take up the mantle once more and deliver all 77 counties to our Republican nominee. Oklahoma proudly casts 19 votes for senator Ted Cruz and 24 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump [Cheers and applause] 19:07:54 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Oklahoma, 24 votes trump, 19 votes Cruz. OREGON Ms. Hudson: Oregon. 28 delegates with the following bound delegates. 18 trump. 19:08:13 >> Mr. Chairman, Oregon. [Cheers and applause] The land of unrivaled natural beauty, snowy mountain peaks, majestic river valleys, serene high deserts, the great American pinot noir, tillamook cheese, and hazelnuts, home of a great congressman, Greg Walden, and the reigning major league soccer champions the Portland timbers, home of track town usa and the place where Nike made ducks and beavers cool. Ground zero in the fight against Democrat corruption, from disgraced governor John kitzhaber all the way to crooked Hillary. 19:09:09 The great state of Oregon is proud to cast, pursuant to our rules, five votes for senator Ted Cruz, 23 votes for the next president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [Cheers and applause] Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, Oregon, 23 votes trump, five votes votes Cruz. PENNSYLVANIA 19:09:46 Ms. Hudson: Pennsylvania. 71 delegates with the following bound delegates. 17 trump. >> Madam secretary, I am Ross Leeson. Pennsylvania, the keystone state, the home of the Stanley cup champion Pittsburgh penguins. Pennsylvania defers to the great state of New York and my friend, chairman Ed Cox. NEW YORK ROUND 2 Ms. Hudson: New York. 95 delegates with the following bound delegates. 89 trump, six Kasich 19:10:35 >> Madam secretary, New York, the empire state, proud to be the home of Donald J. Trump and proud that we were the first state to cast a majority of our primary votes for Donald Trump, proud that he won 61 of 62 counties and more than 60% of the vote and we are proud to have as one of our delegates Donald J. Trump Jr. [Cheers and applause] 19:11:11 DONALD J TRUMP JR>> Thank you very much, Ed. Thank you to my family, Eric, ivanka, Vanessa, Laura Tiffany everyone here. All of our supporters in the great state of New York, even in the places that aren't so conservative, we've had such incredible support you won't believe it. We're going to put New York into play this time around. [Cheers and applause] 19:11:33 I have the incredible honor of not only being a part of the ride that's been this selection process and to watch as a small fly on the wall what my father has done a in creating this movement because it's not a campaign anymore it's a real movement, speaking to real Americans, giving them a voice again, and it is my honor to be able to throw Donald Trump over the top in the delegate count tonight with 89 delegates and another six for John Kasich. Congratulations dad. We love you. [Cheers and applause] [Crowd chanting "Trump"] 19:12:58 Mr. Kent: Pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, New York, six votes Kasich, 89 votes Donald J. 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