6/12/2017

Health Minister Tony Clement and Maple Leafs players Tie Domi receive flu shots to promote a vaccination campaign. Toronto residents get their flu shots at clinics.

GLASER BROTHERS & TOMPALL GLASER - WHEN I'VE LEARNED TOMPALL & GLAZER BROTHERS - WHEN I'VE LEARNED

ORIG COLOR 1000 SOF / MAG. INTVW W / PROF. NAT GLAZER, ON AVANCES MADE BY WOMEN & MINORITY GROUPS IN OBTAINING FAIR & EQUAL EMPLOYMENT. TELLS SHOW AFFIRMATIVE ACTION " LEGISLATION NOW CAUSES DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WHITES. CI: PERSONALITIES: GLAZER, NAT. CIVIL RIGHTS: MISC. (EMPLOYMENT).

HAS of cars driving on Bonaventure Expressway, sign identifying expressway. HAS and TILT UP on cars driving on Bonaventure Expressway on misty day. HAS and ZOOM IN on traffic in streets of Montreal. Sign "GLAZERS" on front of building.

THE APPRENTICE

Ceramic tiles speed through a glazer on conveyor belts.

A conveyor moves ceramic tiles past a glazer.

NAME: UK US MAN UTD 130505N TAPE: EF05/0430 IN_TIME: 10:22:29:03 DURATION: 00:02:50:00 SOURCES: Various DATELINE: Various - 12 May 2005/FILE RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOTLIST SKY - No Access UK/Ireland/CNNi/Internet Manchester, UK - 12 May 2005 1. Various shots of crowd marching in protest 2. Burning effigy of Malcolm Glazer 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Voxpop: "Who is Malcolm Glazer? Who is this man that wants to plunge our club into so much debt?" 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Voxpop: "We're so appalled at what Glazer's doing. He's going to take our club into death and destruction." 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Voxpop: "He's going to rip the heart out of the club. He's going to take us to pieces. He's going to take very penny out of the club and we'll have nothing left." 6. Various of protestors marching and chanting, "He's going to die. He's going to die. Malcolm Glazer's going to die." 6. Protestors and police scuffle 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Margaret Orhan, Shareholders United "He doesn't want 75 percent. He doesn't want 90 percent. He wants 100 percent. He doesn't like to be answerable to anybody. We are here to make sure he's going to be answerable to the supporter shareholders." SKY - No Access UK/Ireland/CNNi/Internet Manchester, UK - May 12, 2005 13. SOUNDBITE (English) David Meek, Football writer "It's certainly the most worrying. Nobody really knows what's going to happen, what Glazer's policy and attitude will be. You know, we could be surprised in that the guy comes and acknowledges Manchester United's history and plays it with a straight bat, but on the other hand he comes from a different culture." ABC (WFTS) - No Access Internet File - Tampa, Florida, US (date unknown) 14. Various of Malcolm Glazer in stadium 15. Various of Glazer walking 16. Glazer posing for a picture SKY - No Access UK/Ireland/CNNi/Internet Manchester, UK - 12 May 2005 17. Manchester United flag ABC (WFTS) - No Access Internet Tampa, Florida, US - 12 May 2005 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Bruce Allen, General Manager, Buccaneers "I know a lot of owners in this league have invested in United States soccer and there's (those) that own multiple teams, we have some owners in our league that own basketball teams, we have an owner who owns a hockey team. So I'm sure they look at it the same way except Glazer just acquired probably the number one team in the whole world." SKY - No Access UK/Ireland/CNNi/Internet Manchester, UK - 12 May 2005 15. Various of Manchester United supporters protesting share purchase STORYLINE United Kingdom supporters of the world's richest soccer team, Manchester United, protested about the sale of their team on Thursday by burning an effigy of its new owner, American tycoon Malcolm Glazer. Despite bitter resistance from fans opposed to the American's takeover, the owner of NFL's (US National Football League) Tampa Bay Buccaneers became the club's majority shareholder on Thursday. Crowds of Manchester United demonstrated on the streets chanting slogans such as, "He's going to die. He's going to die. Malcolm Glazer's going to die." Mr Glazer's ownership reached 56.9 per cent after buying a 28.7 per cent share held by Irish racehorse owners JP McManus and John Magnier. Glazer offered 300 pence (US$5.58) per share as part of his 790.3-million-pound (US$1.47 billion) bid for the English club. Financial analysts said the deal seemed certain to succeed, and suggested Glazer's ownership could quickly reach the critical 75-per cent threshold. At that level, he could take the club private.

UNION AT WORK

1/18/2018

Students' European Tour: shots of ship "SS Volendam" at pier, of name. Sequence on students embarking for trip overseas, being checked by customs inspectors, parents seeing students off, girls writing telegram, writing letters home, including Joan Wlverton of Mineola and Jane Bowers of Pittsburgh. Shot of students watching "Empress of Scotland" berthing. Shot of J Nelson taking picture of his son Bob. CU of Shirley Sussman of Manchester, Connecticut, and Babs Glazer of Stamford, Connecticut, taking pictures of boys. Shot of Dottie Lenning of Dayton, Ohio, kissing mom and dad. Sequence on girls sun bathing on deck, playing cards, boy drinking glass of beer, couples dancing to orchestra music. Sequence on ship leaving, students and parents waving to each other. (00/06/1950)

GLASER BROTHERS, MARTY ROBBINS, TOMPALL GLASER - THE HANGING TREE MARTY ROBBINS, TOMPALL & GLAZER BROTHERS - THE HANGING TREE

10/8/2017

/n00:00:00:00 /nNewsStand: CNN & Time hosted by Jeff Greenfield. Earth Day Special. SEGMENTS: 1) Kathy Slobogin story on small-town environmental crusader Phyllis Glazer; 2) Time reporter Barr ...

NAME: UK MANCHESTER 2 120505N TAPE: EF05/0431 IN_TIME: 11:20:40:15 DURATION: 00:02:14:20 SOURCES: SKY/AP PHOTOS/ABC DATELINE: Manchester - 12 May 2005/File RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOTLIST SKY - No Access UK/CNNi/Ireland/Internet May 12, 2005 1. Manchester United fans protesting 2. Man reading newspaper about takeover bid 3. Policemen watching protesters 4. Fans next to red banner 5. Red banner reading: "No customers" AP Photos - No Access Canada/Internet File 6. Still photo of American tycoon Malcolm Glazer SKY - No Access UK/CNNi/Ireland/Internet May 12, 2005 7. SOUNDBITE (English) David Meek, Football writer "It's certainly the most worrying. Nobody really knows what's going to happen, what Glazer's policy and attitude will be. You know, we could be surprised in that the guy comes and acknowledges Manchester United's history and plays it with a straight bat, but on the other hand he comes from a different culture." 8. Fan wearing hat, pull out 9. Manchester United fans 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Margaret Orhan, Shareholders United "Supporters here know what it's like to fight off predators and if he thinks he's going to waltz into Old Trafford and saddle a profitable debt-free club with 800 (m) million pounds worth of debt without a battle, he's got another thing coming." AP Photos - No Access Canada/Internet File 11. Still photo of American tycoon Malcolm Glazer ABC (WFTS) - No Access Internet File Tampa, Florida 12. Various of Malcolm Glazer in stadium 13. Various of Glazer walking 14. Glazer posing for a picture 15. Tampa Bay Bucaneers football team playing at stadium STORYLINE After a two-year quest, American tycoon Malcolm Glazer has gained control of Manchester United - the world's richest soccer team. Despite bitter resistance from fans opposed to the American's takeover, the owner of NFL's (US National Football League) Tampa Bay Buccaneers became the club's majority shareholder on Thursday. His ownership reached 56.9 percent after buying a 28.7 percent share held by Irish racehorse owners JP McManus and John Magnier. Glazer offered 300 pence (US$5.58) per share as part of his 790.3-million-pound (US$1.47 billion) bid for the English club. Financial analysts said the deal seemed certain to succeed, and suggested Glazer's ownership could quickly reach the critical 75-percent threshold. At that level, he could take the club private. Manchester United fans protested Glazer's move in Manchester on Thursday.

Vocalist Singing A Mellow Song With Band