Los Angeles Lakers (NBA basketball) fans celebrate outside Staples Center at night; Celebration turns ugly as fans set bonfires on street; Jerky shots as cameraman is shoved; Police in riot gear line up; Cops on motorcycles; Mob throws stuff on street; Police pull back, crowd stampedes; Crowd attacks white news van and black limousine; White Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) in flames; Police march in shields; Rowdy white and Hispanic "fans"; Demolished white van

A HIGH-SPEED CHASE ENDS LEAVING THREE PEOPLE IN CUSTODY AND ONE DEAD.

NEWSFEED, 2/4/2000, PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES, BUSH, FORBES, MMCAIN, HILLARY & BILL CLINTON, AFGHANISTAN HIJACKERS, ALASKA AIR CRASH, FLT# 261; DX-QUEBEC, 55 car pileup, yellow bus, man walking thru pileup, cars destroyed, smoky scene, various peds along road; DX CALIFORNIA, Alaska Airlines plane crash, wreckage in ocean, mourners, NTSB interviews, diagrams of stablize, voice recorder; DX ALASKA, gate shaking, snow plowers, avalanche zone sign on gate, mtns; DX MYRTLE BEACH, SC John Mccain campaigns, supporters, crowds, Mccain talks to crowd; DX WASHINGTON D.C, Clinton Eulogy, church, Clinton and Hilary in seats, Bill gives eulogy, VP Gore also seen, leaves church; DX CHICAGO, food treat signing, protesters, tiger mascot, genetic pollution, large rm filled w/delgates, farmers market, corn fields; DX-CHICAGO, researchers in lab w/test tubes, interview, man dressed as cow protesting; DX TAMPA, Aisenbergs murder case,attorneys outside court house, baby on floor, courtroom drawings of couple; DX MIAMI, controvesy over Cuban refugee boy Elian Gonzalez, grandparent on talk show; DX COLUMBIA, Barbara Bush campaigns for her son, speech at podium, peds in audience, crowds, shakes hands w/young woman; DX SYLMAR,CA, small plane crash, four die, firemen hose down plane, AERIAL burning plane, recuers extract plane, eye witnesses; DX CALIFORNIA, Alaska Airline flight 261, recovery, military boats gather pieces from wreckage in ocean, shoe floating in water ; DX LOS ANGELES, Steven Speilberg gives interview on red carpet about how 'Saving Private Ryan' is different w/wife; DX MIAMI, Cuban refugee boy Elian Gonzalez, Cuban man takes boy to school, walks among kids; DX WASHINTON DC, changing airbag standards protesters in front courthouse, man gives speech; DX WASHINGTON DC, president reveals budget, charts, speech, copies of budget being stacked, boxes leaving, senator talks; DX MICHIGAN, John Mccain campaigns, Mccain on tour bus, man on computer, Mccain talks to press on bus ;DX-FLORIDA, Cape Canaveral: Shuttle Endeavour astronaunts arriving on tarmac inside military fighter jets, talk to press on tarmac; DX FLORIDA, CONT, Shuttle ready for take off, various of launch pad; DX ENGLAND, hijacked plane, Night Vision green look of airplane, cockpit of airplane, some passegers are released, police talk to press; DX WILMINGTON DE, voters at booths, Bush Jr. talks to press; Alaska FL. 261, NTSB investigators talks to press, photos, maps; DX ENGLAND, Dr. accused of killings, police at station, interviews, doctors office, medical packets heroin, public interviews; DX US, voters at booth in DE, Bush Jr. on fire truck, talks to press, Mccain talks to public, Forbes shakes hands; DX WILMINGTON DE, Steve Forbes signs papers, shakes hands, talks to press; DX ENGLAND, hijackers from Afghanistan walk around plane, police interview, rebels from Afghanistan holding guns wearing robes; DX USA, primaries, Forbes shakes hands, Bush Jr. MCCain on tour bus, voters registering at night; DX USA, E-Trade on line, talking head, business bldg, on line screens, Janet Reno; DX-VARIOUS, Bennetton ads, Black male, white male, ads center around convivted criminals; DX USA, primaries, Barbara Bush speaks, talking head, Cub Scouts gives award to Dennis Hastert; DX SYRACUSE, NY, Hilary Clinton at podium, Forbes talks to public, shakeshands, campaigns; DX VARIOUS 20/20 clip family around dinner table arguing; DX CHICAGO, IL SUV vehicle drives down desert road, various shots of vehicle in desert atmosphere, family gets out, open car ;

16:40:15:00 NOTES: 16:43:51 deputies on routine patrol, heard shots 16:44:01 man and woman in white suv involved in confrontation, led to gunfire, woman inside vehicle was shot and killed 16:44:21 the ...

COVERAGE IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA FOR A TOM FOREMAN CS VO ABOUT THE FIRESTONE TIRE SCANDAL AND AMERICA'S NEED FOR SPEED. 00:00:03 NO SLATE / WIND NOISE ON AUDIO / POV FROM CAMERA CAR WINDOW DRIVING DOWN FREEWAY IN FLOWING TRAFFIC. 00:01:29 MS RED COMPACT CAR DRIVING PAST FOLLOWED BY GREEN SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE (SUV). 00:01:42 CU REAR WHEEL OF ANOTHER SUV. 00:01:50 CU REAR WHEEL OF SUV DRIVING DOWN FREEWAY. 00:02:01 CU ANOTHER RED SUV DRIVING PAST. 00:02:22 CU REAR WHEEL OF SUV. 00:02:36 CU TIRES OF WHITE SUV DRIVING ON FREEWAY. 00:03:29 POV THROUGH FRONT WINDOW BEHIND VEHICLES DRIVING ON FREEWAY, CAMERA CAR PASSING DEBRIS IN ROAD SHOULDER. 00:03:53 PAN ACROSS THREE BOYS RIDING SKATEBOARDS IN OPEN PIT. 00:04:14 WS STAR SUN SHINING OVER PIT. 00:04:23 PAN ACROSS SAME THREE KIDS RIDING BOARDS OVER PIT'S WALL. 00:04:28 END OF TAPE.

COVERAGE IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA FOR A TOM FOREMAN CS VO ABOUT THE FIRESTONE TIRE SCANDAL AND AMERICA'S NEED FOR SPEED. 00:00:03 NO SLATE / WIND NOISE ON AUDIO / POV FROM CAMERA CAR WINDOW DRIVING DOWN FREEWAY IN FLOWING TRAFFIC. 00:01:29 MS RED COMPACT CAR DRIVING PAST FOLLOWED BY GREEN SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE (SUV). 00:01:42 CU REAR WHEEL OF ANOTHER SUV. 00:01:50 CU REAR WHEEL OF SUV DRIVING DOWN FREEWAY. 00:02:01 CU ANOTHER RED SUV DRIVING PAST. 00:02:22 CU REAR WHEEL OF SUV. 00:02:36 CU TIRES OF WHITE SUV DRIVING ON FREEWAY. 00:03:29 POV THROUGH FRONT WINDOW BEHIND VEHICLES DRIVING ON FREEWAY, CAMERA CAR PASSING DEBRIS IN ROAD SHOULDER. 00:03:53 PAN ACROSS THREE BOYS RIDING SKATEBOARDS IN OPEN PIT. 00:04:14 WS STAR SUN SHINING OVER PIT. 00:04:23 PAN ACROSS SAME THREE KIDS RIDING BOARDS OVER PIT'S WALL. 00:04:28 END OF TAPE.

CONGRESSWOMAN LORETTA SANCHEZ IS PROCEEDING WITH A FUNDRAISER AT THE PLAYBOY MANSION, DESPITE OBJECTIONS BY FELLOW DEMOCRATS.

COVERAGE IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA FOR A TOM FOREMAN CS VO ABOUT THE FIRESTONE TIRE SCANDAL AND AMERICA'S NEED FOR SPEED. 00:00:03 NO SLATE / WIND NOISE ON AUDIO / POV FROM CAMERA CAR WINDOW DRIVING DOWN FREEWAY IN FLOWING TRAFFIC. 00:01:29 MS RED COMPACT CAR DRIVING PAST FOLLOWED BY GREEN SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE (SUV). 00:01:42 CU REAR WHEEL OF ANOTHER SUV. 00:01:50 CU REAR WHEEL OF SUV DRIVING DOWN FREEWAY. 00:02:01 CU ANOTHER RED SUV DRIVING PAST. 00:02:22 CU REAR WHEEL OF SUV. 00:02:36 CU TIRES OF WHITE SUV DRIVING ON FREEWAY. 00:03:29 POV THROUGH FRONT WINDOW BEHIND VEHICLES DRIVING ON FREEWAY, CAMERA CAR PASSING DEBRIS IN ROAD SHOULDER. 00:03:53 PAN ACROSS THREE BOYS RIDING SKATEBOARDS IN OPEN PIT. 00:04:14 WS STAR SUN SHINING OVER PIT. 00:04:23 PAN ACROSS SAME THREE KIDS RIDING BOARDS OVER PIT'S WALL. 00:04:28 END OF TAPE.

Day 2 of OJ Simpson deposition in his civil trial in the deaths of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.

Los Angeles police ran the plates on a late model white SUV with topper, found it to be stolen pickup would not pull over and "chase" began. Initial reports indicate two 17-year-old female teens were driving the chase car. Police followed pickup throughout the streets of L.A. for just under 30-minutes. The white pickup finally drove through an intersection not stopping at a stop sign, crashing into small compact car and heavily damaging car, passengers of which were badly shaken up. One was a baby in a car seat, at this time seems to be o.k. The two adults in the small compact car were but on backboards and taken to the hospital. Condition unknown. Condition of baby unknown.

COVERAGE IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA FOR A TOM FOREMAN CS VO ABOUT THE FIRESTONE TIRE SCANDAL AND AMERICA'S NEED FOR SPEED. 00:00:03 NO SLATE / WIND NOISE ON AUDIO / POV FROM CAMERA CAR WINDOW DRIVING DOWN FREEWAY IN FLOWING TRAFFIC. 00:01:29 MS RED COMPACT CAR DRIVING PAST FOLLOWED BY GREEN SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE (SUV). 00:01:42 CU REAR WHEEL OF ANOTHER SUV. 00:01:50 CU REAR WHEEL OF SUV DRIVING DOWN FREEWAY. 00:02:01 CU ANOTHER RED SUV DRIVING PAST. 00:02:22 CU REAR WHEEL OF SUV. 00:02:36 CU TIRES OF WHITE SUV DRIVING ON FREEWAY. 00:03:29 POV THROUGH FRONT WINDOW BEHIND VEHICLES DRIVING ON FREEWAY, CAMERA CAR PASSING DEBRIS IN ROAD SHOULDER. 00:03:53 PAN ACROSS THREE BOYS RIDING SKATEBOARDS IN OPEN PIT. 00:04:14 WS STAR SUN SHINING OVER PIT. 00:04:23 PAN ACROSS SAME THREE KIDS RIDING BOARDS OVER PIT'S WALL. 00:04:28 END OF TAPE.

AN S-U-V CAREENED OUT OF CONTROL, SMASHING INTO A CROWDED BILLIARD CLUB,

COVERAGE IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA FOR A TOM FOREMAN CS VO ABOUT THE FIRESTONE TIRE SCANDAL AND AMERICA'S NEED FOR SPEED. 00:00:03 NO SLATE / WIND NOISE ON AUDIO / POV FROM CAMERA CAR WINDOW DRIVING DOWN FREEWAY IN FLOWING TRAFFIC. 00:01:29 MS RED COMPACT CAR DRIVING PAST FOLLOWED BY GREEN SPORT UTILITY VEHICLE (SUV). 00:01:42 CU REAR WHEEL OF ANOTHER SUV. 00:01:50 CU REAR WHEEL OF SUV DRIVING DOWN FREEWAY. 00:02:01 CU ANOTHER RED SUV DRIVING PAST. 00:02:22 CU REAR WHEEL OF SUV. 00:02:36 CU TIRES OF WHITE SUV DRIVING ON FREEWAY. 00:03:29 POV THROUGH FRONT WINDOW BEHIND VEHICLES DRIVING ON FREEWAY, CAMERA CAR PASSING DEBRIS IN ROAD SHOULDER. 00:03:53 PAN ACROSS THREE BOYS RIDING SKATEBOARDS IN OPEN PIT. 00:04:14 WS STAR SUN SHINING OVER PIT. 00:04:23 PAN ACROSS SAME THREE KIDS RIDING BOARDS OVER PIT'S WALL. 00:04:28 END OF TAPE.

Latest on the traffic accident allegedly involving Golden Globe-Winning actress Halle Berry, on February 23rd.

WH TVL: President Barack Obama departs Los Angeles, CA; arrives Palm Springs, CA DC Slug: 1550 WH CA PATH1 FS33 73 AR: 16x9 Disc #228 NYFS: WASH3 (4523) President Barack Obama departs LAX in Los Angeles, CA 16:05:13 motorcade 16:05:50 Obama gets out of limo wearing sunglasses, salutes and boards Marine One 16:06:56 Obama emerges from Marine One and walks across tarmac 16:07:21 Obama salutes and jogs up steps 16:07:32 Obama turns, waves and boards Air Force One 16:07:42 White House staffers emerge from Marine One 16:08:05 view from Air Force One window / flying over California mountains President Barack Obama arrives Palm Springs International Airport in Palm Springs, CA 16:11:44 Obama emerges from Air Force One, waves and jogs down steps 16:12:00 Obama shakes hands with greeters - Robert Moon, Mayor of Palm Springs, CA - Dana Hobart, Mayor of Rancho Mirage, CA 16:12:51 Obama gets into limo 16:13:02 motorcade 16:21:09 Air Force One comes into view behind Alaska Airlines plane 16:27:55 Obama waves and jogs down steps 16:28:15 Obama on tarmac obscured by SUV 16:29:10 Obama gets into SUV and ignores questions 16:31:42 motorcade departs

COVER FOOTAGE CARS AND SUV 'S ON THE ROAD IN LOS ANGELES FOR A NORRIS WNT SPOT ON CAR LOVERS CAR LOVE / CAR NUTS 01:05 GREAT CROSS TRAFFIC 01:46 GREAT PAN ON OLD RED CAR 02:00 NICE SEQUENCE WITH PAN UP TO HOLLYWOOD SIGN 02:42 NICE PAN DOWN WITH TRAFFIC AT BOOTON 02:53 **BEST FACES AND SEQUENCE OF 8 SINGLE DRIVERS 03:39 HEAD ON HUMVEE MAKES RIGHT 05:08 **SERIES OF SUV 'S 06:06 GOOD HEAD ON HUMVEE 06:16 WOMAN ON PHONE 07:13 SPORTY WHITE PORCHE 07:45 GOOD LONG SHOT HEAT BLURRY AIR 09:23 FORD EXPLORER MAKES LEFT 11:14 RED HUMVEE PARKED AND PULLS OUT 12:13 METALLIC GREEN FORD EXPLORER 12:26 BLACK CHEVY BLAZER 12:50 FORD EXPLORERS 15:17 MERCEDES SUV 15:32 EXHAUST WITH BLACK STUFF 15:51 SCOWLING GUY HOLDS PHONE DRIVES THROUGH SHOT 16:45 **GREAT REFLECTION SHOT 16:55 GMC SUV 16:59 JEEP MAKES LEFT 18:00 OLD WHITE CAR MAKES LEFT TURN 19:25 COMPRESSION , CARS CHANGE LANES 19:47 **GOOD 4 LANE SHOTS - NICE CHANGING LANES 23:40 EMPTY CARPOOL LANE

NAME: US BRITNEY2 20071004I TAPE: EF07/1182 IN_TIME: 11:27:42:13 DURATION: 00:00:40:14 SOURCES: TMZ DATELINE: Los Angeles - 3 Oct 2007 RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOTLIST ++THE FOLLOWING RESTRICTIONS APPY:++ TMZ.COM: ++USE OF FOOTAGE PERMITTED UNTIL 5 OCTOBER 2007.++ ++ANY USE THEREAFTER MUST BE CLEARED WITH TMZ.COM++ ++NO ARCHIVE RIGHTS++ ++MUST CARRY ON-SCREEN AND VERBAL CREDIT TO TMZ.COM++ ++ONLINE USE MUST PROVIDE A LINK TO TMZ.COM++ AP Television 1. Wide shot of Kevin Federline's attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan (white hair) walking outside courthouse surrounded by media 2. Mid shot of Kaplan at news conference 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mark Vincent Kaplan, Kevin Federline's attorney: "The Court did provide for some order with respect to visitation for the petitioner, pursuant to some further conditions that were not reflected in the order of Monday." 4. Wide shot of news conference 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mark Vincent Kaplan, Kevin Federline's attorney: "Kevin wants to maintain the custody that he has as long as he can until he believes that some other order would be justified and favourable to his children." TMZ - SEE RESTRICTIONS ABOVE 6. Various close-ups of Britney Spears inside SUV STORYLINE: A court commissioner in Los Angeles on Wednesday granted pop star Britney Spears some visitation rights to see her two little sons but did not reverse a previous order giving temporary custody to the pop star's ex-husband Kevin Federline. Federline was at the hearing with his attorney Mark Vincent Kaplan. Spears did not attend the hearing. Kaplan said that Federline "wants to maintain the custody that he has as long as he can until he believes that some other order would be justified and favourable to his children." He said Spears' attorney argued strenuously for withdrawal of the order that gave temporary custody of the boys to Federline. Spears' attorney himself, Sorrell Trope, did not speak to reporters. Court spokesman Allan Parachini indicated Spears would be allowed monitored visits every other day. Spears and Federline previously had shared custody of 2-year-old Sean Preston and 1-year-old Jayden James. Monday's court order for Spears to temporarily surrender the boys to Federline came after the pop star failed to produce a California driver's license and allegedly missed a drug and alcohol test as ordered by the court. Both Federline and Spears were ordered back to court on October 26 for another hearing on the custody matter. Spears and Federline were married in October 2004. She filed for divorce last November, and it became official in July.

NAME: US HILTON 20070505E TAPE: EF07/0530 IN_TIME: 11:00:58:01 DURATION: 00:03:31:18 SOURCES: AP Television/VNR/Pool DATELINE: Los Angeles, 4 May 2007 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST AP Entertainment Los Angeles - 4 May 2007 1. Wide exterior Los Angeles Municipal Court Metropolitan Branch 2. Close up of court sign 3. Pan across photographers 4. Zoom in on Paris Hilton getting out of black Cadillac Escalade and walking up stairs into courthouse ++PLEASE NOTE: MANDATORY COURTESY: SKETCH BY BILL ROBLES++ 5. Wide courtroom artist sketch of Paris Hilton on stand 6. Medium of courtroom artist sketch of Paris Hilton on stand 7. Medium of courtroom artist sketch of Paris Hilton crying 8. Photographers awaiting Hilton's departure from courthouse 9. Paris Hilton leaving courthouse 10. Hilton walking down courthouse steps and getting into SUV 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Howard Weitzman, Hilton's Attorney: I've been in this business many, many, many years and I am shocked and disappointed at the sentence imposed by the judge. I was equally taken aback by the city attorney's position. To sentence Paris Hilton to 45 days in jail to me was uncalled for, inappropriate and bordered on the ludicrous. I think she was singled out because she's who she is." ++PLEASE NOTE: MANDATORY COURTESY: SKETCH BY BILL ROBLES++ 12. Wide courtroom artist sketch of Paris Hilton on stand 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Howard Weitzman, Hilton's Attorney: "I think Paris was honest in her testimony, I think it's clear she was misinformed. That's the way it is. She made the changes she needed to make, she didn't drive when she thought she wasn't supposed to drive." ++PLEASE NOTE: MANDATORY COURTESY: SKETCH BY BILL ROBLES++ 14. Close-up of courtroom artist sketch of Paris Hilton crying on stand 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Howard Weitzman, Hilton's Attorney: "I'm truly shocked, surprised and really disheartened at a system that I've worked in for close to 40 years, and believe generally the right thing happens. Today the wrong thing happened and shame on the system, shame on the city attorney." AP Entertainment FILE: Los Angeles - Recent 16. Paris Hilton at E3 gaming convention 17. Cutaway to photographers VNR -Source Unknown Los Angeles 18. File: Hilton posing for photographers at Sidekick launch Pool County Detention Centre, Lynwood, California - 4 May 2007 19. Mirror in prison cell, pan to bunk beds, table 20. Pan down bunk beds 21. Close up, hand patting hard bed 22. Close up, table and seat 23. Close up, stainless steel hand basin, pan to WC 24. Wide of cell 25. Looking into cell, as door slides shut HEIRESS CRIES AS SHE IS SENTENCED TO 45 DAYS IN PRISON Paris Hilton worked as a farmer and maid on her TV show "The Simple Life." Now she's facing a real-life hardship in her latest role: jail inmate. Hilton, who parlayed her name and relentless partying into worldwide notoriety, was sentenced Friday to 45 days in county jail for violating probation in an alcohol-related reckless driving case by driving with a suspended license. As an inmate, she might have to spend most of her day in a cell smaller than her closet, her only luxury escape a short period to shower, watch TV, exercise or talk on the phone. "I'm very sorry and from now on I'm going to pay complete attention to everything. I'm sorry and I did not do it on purpose at all," Hilton, 26, told a judge before the sentencing. Superior Court Judge Michael T. Sauer, saying "there's no doubt she knew her license had been suspended," ordered that Hilton report to a women's jail in suburban Lynwood by June 5. Several witnesses gave evidence. She maintained she was unaware her license was suspended and thought she was allowed to drive for work purposes. She said it was not a deliberate mistake. She said that when an officer who stopped her in January made her sign a document stating her license was suspended, she thought he was mistaken and did not actually look at the document. Hilton arrived at the courthouse with mother Kathy and father Rick Hilton, 10 minutes for proceedings due to start at 1330 (2130 GMT). The heiress arrived in the back of a black Cadillac Escalade and swept into the Metropolitan Courthouse with several men in suits, ignoring the shouts of photographers lining the route into a rear entrance. Wearing a gray jacket and white shirt over black slacks and with a black headband, she said nothing and appeared serious. The celebrity case brought an unusual scene to the austere courthouse south of downtown in a commercial area as dozens of photographers and reporters lined up at the rear entrance as if it were a red carpet event, with yellow police tape instead of velvet ropes. Her attorney Howard Weitzman said he was shocked at the sentence. "I've been in this business many many, many years and I am shocked and disappointed at the sentence imposed by the judge, I was equally taken aback by the city attorney's position to sentence Paris Hilton to 45 days in jail to me was uncalled for, inappropriate and bordered on the ludicrous," Weitzman said. "I think she was singled out because of who she is," he added. Hilton, 26, pleaded no contest in January to reckless driving, arising from an arrest in Hollywood on 7 September, 2006. Police said she appeared intoxicated and failed a sobriety test at the scene, with a blood-alcohol level of 0.08 percent, the level at which an adult driver is in violation of the law. She was sentenced to 36 months probation, alcohol education and 1,500 US dollars in fines. Two other traffic stops and failure to enrol in a mandated alcohol education program, landed the socialite back in court. On 15 January, 2007, Hilton was pulled over by the California Highway Patrol. Officers informed her that she was driving on a suspended license and she signed a document acknowledging that she was not to drive, according to papers filed in Superior Court. Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies stopped her again on 27 February, 2007, when they said she was speeding with headlights off. She was charged with violating her probation. Hilton's spokesman, Elliot Mintz, said at the time Hilton wasn't aware her license was suspended. A copy of the document Hilton signed on 15 January, 2007, was found in the car's glove compartment, court papers say. Hilton was also required to enrol in an alcohol education programme by 12 February, 2007 but the prosecution said she had still not enrolled two months later. Hilton, heiress to the Hilton Hotel fortune, first gained notoriety for her hard partying as a teenager. She attracted worldwide attention when a sex tape she made with a boyfriend was released on the Internet. She stars in the Reality TV series, "The Simple Life," now in its fifth season, with Nicole Richie, daughter of singer Lionel Richie. She appeared in the 2005 film, "House of Wax" and recently finished filming "The Hottie and the Nottie." She also designs handbags and has a namesake perfume.

NVS0304 Whitney Houston Death - 02/11/2012 02:00:15 LOCATION/STORY: 02/13/2012 Houston Hearse arrives in New Jersey VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: The hearse believed to be carrying Whitney Houston's body arrives at NJ funeral home. 02:01:33 LOCATION/STORY: 02/13/2012 Newark, NJ: Funeral Home for Whitney Houston Exterior shots of funeral home - Night Time LENGTH: 0:47 02:02:44 LOCATION/STORY: 02/13/2012 Newark, NJ: Whitney Houston's home Video: Night time exterior of home where Whitney Houston grew up 02:03:31 LOCATION/STORY: 02/13/2012 Newark, NJ: Church in Newark VIDEO: Interior shots of church where Whitney Houston got her start; the church is empty LENGTH: 0:43 02:04:38 LOCATION/STORY: 02/13/2012 Teterboro, NJ: Aerials of Police Vehicles escorting Whitney Houston's body A private plane carrying Whitney Houston's body arrived in New Jersey late Monday evening (02/13). LENGTH: 2:45 02:07:42 LOCATION/STORY: 02/13/2012 Newark, NJ: Prudential Center Memorial to Whitney Houston WABC) 16x9 VIDEO: Night time, exterior shots of the Prudential Center in Newark where her memorial will be held LENGTH: 1:35 02:09:40 LOCATION: South Los Angeles, CA - Fans gathering and mourning VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: Fans of Whitney Houston gathered at a park in South Los Angeles late todayto honor the singer. Dozens of her fans came together to listen to some of her biggest songs.Some sang famous Houston songs while others talked about their memories of the star. They were there to show their admiration for Houston's great talents. Her songs will be played throughout the evening. LENGTH: 2:45 02:12:45 LOCATION/STORY: Van Nuys, CA: White van, enters airport- unconfirmed reports its Whitney's body (KABC) 02/13/2012 VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: Aerials White Van Escorted by 2 Black SUV's enter hangar at Van Nuys Airport, 8 Police officers walking on tarmac LEGTH 1:54 02:15:00 LOCATION/STORY: Beverly Hills, CA: Fans leave flowers, react ( KABC) 02/13/2012 VIDEO: Fans are paying their respect to Whitney Houston at a makeshift memorial outside the Beverly Hilton. Flowers, Candles, singing, signs, daytime LENGTH: 1:15 LOCATION/STORY: Newark, NJ: Aerials of the motorcade arriving at the cemetary (NNS) Embargo: WABC, WCBS VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: AERIALS - MS's of the hearse driving towards the cemetery on a local highwayVarious shots of the funeral caravan driving towards the cemetery. WS of thevehicles inside the cemetery. MS of the hearse preparing for the display ofthe casket SUPERS:Westfield, NJ LENGTH: 2:40 LOCATION/STORY: Newark, NJ: Aerials of the motorcade leaving the funeral home (NNS) Embargo: WABC, WCBS VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: AERIALS - MS of two of the limousines awaiting departure with a group ofpeople, dressed in black for the occasion, walking near them. WS of thefuneral home and surrounding area. MS of three limousines awaiting departureWS of the limos leaving the parking lot. MS's and WS's of the funeralcaravan driving towards the cemetery. LENGTH: 02:35 LOCATION/STORY: Newark, NJ: Whitney Houston's hearse enters the Fairview Cemetery in Westfield, NJ (ABC) VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: ws of roadCops setting up barricadesOnlookers/mediaHearse and other cars entering the cemetery VIDEO PROVIDED BY: ABC LENGTH: 2:53 LOCATION/STORY: Westfield, NJ: Whitney Houston's motorcade arrives at the cemetary (NNS) Embargo: Non-NNS Stations VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: MS of Whitney's hearse driving past onlookers. Various shots of the policeescorted motorcade.SOT - Soriente: "I think it went really great. Everyone was really respectful. use a couple of fans here with signs. Everyone is resentful of thefamily. Which is exactly what they need right now. Some privacy in their time of mourning.""We just wanted to pay our respects to the family There was lot of crowdsfrom Newark, It's an honor for here to be buried next to her father in Westfield. I think Westfield is giving her nice respect for the family. It's just very sad."MS of onlookers standing on the side of the road.SOT - Casado: "I love her music, all of it. And not only did she just singthat music but she sang gospel music, too. She sang gospel music before that music and we listened to all of her gospel music yesterday. And then some more of her good music."MS of the hearse and other cars in the funeral caravan entering the cemetery MS of Casado holding a poster of Whitney Houston photos. LENGTH: 2:27 LOCATION/STORY: Newark, NJ: Motorcade Leaving Funeral Home (NNS) Embargo: WABC, WCBS VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: MS of the front of the motorcade. MS of the motorcade leaving the area (photographers can be seen taking photos). MS and WS of the funeral Motorcade driving towards the cemetery. LENGTH: 1:29 LOCATION/STORY: SHOT: Gravesite with flowers Whitney Headstone was laid to rest yesterday.Whitney Houston was laid to rest yesterday at Fairview Cemetery in Westfield Aerial video of her gravesite covered with flowers. The headstone has not yet been put in place

VARIOUS CS VO ABOUT THE CONTROVERSY OVER UNITED STATES BORDERS SECURITY AT HOME AND IN CANADA. SPLIT. 16:32:30 CS VO ABOUT CONTROVERSY OVER POSSIBLE SECURITY REGULATIONS AT CANADIAN BORDERS. 16:32:35 MS OF POLICE OFFICER REVIEWING DRIVER'S INFORMATION AT CANADIAN BORDER. 16:32:38 MS OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL IN CAPITOL HILL ROOM HOLDING UP NEON SAFETY CONE TO DEMONSTRATE THE KINDS OF LAX SECURITY AT VARIOUS UNITED STATES BORDERS. 16:32:49 WS OF GROUND ZERO BUILDING SURROUNDED BY RUBBISH. 16:32:51 MS OF CRANE LIFTING DEBRIS AT GROUND ZERO. 16:32:55 PAN LEFT TO RIGHT OF LARGE ORANGE EXTENSION FOR CRANE.GROUND ZERO WRECKAGE SEEN CLEARLY IN THE BG. 16:33:01 SOUNDBITE. AND ARE WE BEING SCAPEGOATED ON THIS...THIS IS NOT A TERRORIST BORDER, A HAVEN FOR TERRORISTS. 16:33:12 MS OF CANADIAN OFFICIAL SPEAKING W/REPORTER. 16:33:13 GRAPHIC. POSSIBLE NORTH AMERICAN SECURITY PERIMETER. 16:33:31 MS OF COPS DIRECTING BORDER TRAFFIC. 16:33:32 SOUNDBITES ABOUT THE NEGATIVE RESULTS OF BORDER RESTRICTION ON CANADA. 16:33:42 WS OF VARIOUS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS DISCUSSING THE ISSUE IN A CONFERENCE ROOM. 16:33:47 MS OF BUSINESS DRESSED MAN ENTERING THE ROOM. 16:33:50 SOUNDBITE. PRIME MINSTER OF CANADA. 16:34:05 SOUNDBITE. RT.HONOR JEAN CHRETIEN. PRIME MINISTER OF CANADA. WHAT WE WANT IS TO HAVE A BORDER WHERE THE GOODS CAN MOVE FREELY. 16:34:14 STANDUP. 16:34:30 BLACKSCREEN. 16:35:22 CS VO ABOUT PRIME MINSTER JEAN CHRETIEN. 16:35:28 MS OF JOHN CHRETIEN ENTERING A BUILDING. 16:35:32 MS OF CHRETIEN SPEAKING AT A LIBERAL FUNDRAISING GROUP MEETING. 16:35:40 WS OF ROOM. 16:35:46 LAS OF CHRETIEN SPEAKING AT THE PODIUM. 16:35:49 SOUNDBITE. VIRTUALLY THE SAME TYPE OF LAW, TO FIGHT THIS..DISEASE... 16:36:08 CHRETIEN SETS UP A NEW HIGH LEVEL CABINET COMMITTEE TO COORDINATE BORDER SECURITY EFFORTS. 16:36:05 MS OF NEW CABINET MEMBER JOHN MANLEY. 16:36:09 SOUNDBITE. JOHN MANLEY. TO LOOK AT THE SERIES OF MEASURES THAT ARE IN VARIOUS STAGES OF PREPARATION. 16:36:16 GRAPHIC. 16:36:34 MS OF US OFFICIAL SPEAKING TO CANADIAN ELECTED HOUSE OF COMMONS OFFICIALS. 16:36:54 SOUNDBITE. 16:37:03 STANDUP. 16:37:21 BLACKSCREEN. 16:37:24 TWO SHOT OF PRESIDENT GEORGE W.BUSH WALKING WITH PRIME MINISTER JEAN CHRETIEN. 16:37:28 SOUNDBITE. BUSH. THERE IS NO DOUBT IN MY MIND THAT THE PRIME MINISTER AND THE CANADIAN PEOPLE WILL WORK HARD TO MAKE SURE THAT CANADA IS SECURE FROM ANY TERRORIST ACTIVITY THAT TAKES PLACE JUST LIKE I CAN ASSURE THE PRIME MINISTER THAT WE'RE DOING THE SAME. 16:37:47 SOUNDBITE. CHRETIEN. YOU HAVE THE SUPPORT OF CANADIAN'S WHEN YOU NEED US WE WILL BE THERE. 16:37:54 MS OF CARS GOING THROUGH CANADIAN BORDER. 16:37:57 WS OF CANADIAN BORDER. 16:38:00 SOUNDBITE. CHRETIEN. NOBODY COMES IN CANADA WITH A SIGN I'M A TERRORIST. 16:38:04 PC. MS OF CHRETIEN SITTING AT A DESK. SIX RED AND WHITE CANADIAN FLAGS HANG ON POSTS BEHIND HIM....WE HAVE CELLS ALL OVER THE WORLD...WE HAVE CELLS PERHAPS IN CANADA... 16:38:16 WS OF TRANSFER TRAILER TRUCK DRIVING OUT OF BORDER CROSSING. 16:38:20 SOUNDBITE. BUSH. AMERICA HAS NO TRUER FRIEND THAN GREAT BRITAIN. 16:38:30 MS OF PRIME MINISTER OF GREAT BRITAIN, TONY BLAIR. 16:38:35 PC. GEORGE BUSH AND CHRETIEN STANDING TOGETHER. 16:38:57 AERIAL FTG OF GROUND ZERO. 16:39:05 PC. MS OF MAYOR GIULIANI, GOVERNOR PATAKI AND PRIME MINISTER OF JAPAN. 16:39:09 MS OF CHRETIEN. SOUNDBITE. IT WASN'T A GOOD TIME FOR HIM TO COME TO NEW YORK. 16:39:26 STANDUP. CTV NEWS WILSON LEE CS VO ON BORDER SECURITY IN CANADA. 16:40:13 MLS OF CANADA BORDER SIGN. 16:40:15 MS OF CARS CROSSING CANADIAN BORDER. 16:40:17 MS INSIDE GUARD BOOTH. THE GUARD CHECKS IDS. 16:40:19 WS OF BUSY STREET NEAR AFGHANISTAN BORDER. 16:40:22 MS OF AFGHANI MAN SITTING IN BUSY MARKET SQUARE HOLDING A PIECE OF FRUIT. 16:40:24 MS OF BUSTLING AFGHANI MARKETPLACE. FRUIT PEDDLER WHEELS LARGE CART OF YELLOW MELONS DOWN THE STREET. 16:40:27 SOUNDBITE. IMMIGRATION MINISTER. 16:40:35 MS OF CUSTOMS AGENTS SEARCHING BAGS. 16:40:39 MS OF MAN LYING HIS SUITCASE ON CUSTOM CONVEYOR BELT. 16:40:40 SOUNDBITE. MINISTER RESPONSIBLE FOR CUSTOMS. 16:40:50 HAS OF LUFTHANSA PLANE ON AIRPORT FIELD. 16:40:54 MS OF CUSTOMS AGENTS LOOKING AT BAGS THROUGH XRAY MACHINES. 16:41:03 MS OF MAN SPEAKING ABOUT AIRPORT SECURITY. 16:41:28 STANDUP. 16:41:38 CS VO IN TORONTO. VIDEOTAPE STATEMENT. MIKE HARRIS, ONTARIO PRIME MINISTER CALLS FOR MORE COOPERATION ON US AND CANADIAN BORDER SECURITY. BUGGED. 16:41:59 MS OF NEW GOVERNMENT SECURITY ADVISORS. FORMER RCMP NORMAN INKSTER, RETIRED MAJOR GENERAL LEWIS MCKENZIE. 16:42:09 CS VO ON AHMED RESSAM WHO WAS CONVICTED FOR TRYING TO BRING A CARLOAD OF EXPLOSIVE INTO THE US FROM CANADA. 16:42:09 MS OF RESSAM IN THE BACK OF A POLICE CAR. 16:42:16 SOUNDBITE. HE WAS SET TO DO AN IMMENSE AMOUNT OF DAMAGE. MORE IMPORTANTLY TO STRIKE FEAR IN THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. 16:42:29 MS OF US CUSTOMS OFFICIAL LEANING INTO A BLACK SUV AT CUSTOMS BORDER. 16:42:30 STILL OF RESSAM'S CAR. 16:42:34 MCU OF EXPLOSIVES, DETONATORS INSIDE THE CAR. 16:42:35 MS OF RESSAM'S FAKE DRIVER'S LICENSE. 16:42:37 VIDEOTAPE PLAYED TO JURORS ON RESSAM'S TRIAL. THE TAPE SHOWS A CAR EXPLODING. 16:42:43 REAR VIEW OF POLICE CAR. 16:42:47 MS OF US OFFICIAL WALKING WITH POLICE DOG INSIDE AIRPORT. 16:42:51 MS OF YOUNG PEOPLE THROWING BAGS ONTO THE CONVEYOR BELT AT THE AIRPORT. 16:42:55 WS OF BARE APARTMENT RESSAM RENTED UNDER AN ALIAS. 16:43:01 PAN OF VANCOUVER HOTEL COMPLEX EXTERIOR. SNOW COVERS THE GROUND OUTSIDE. 16:43:08 SLOW PAN OF VANCOUVER HOTEL ROOM. 16:43:13 WS OF SHERIFF TRUCK PULLING INTO PARKING LOT. 16:43:21 MS OF CANADIAN POLICE OFFICERS SEARCHING A MONTREAL ROOM. 16:43:22 MS OF CANADIAN AUTHORITIES CARRYING BAG OF EVIDENCE FROM SEARCH AND SEIZURE OPERATION. 16:43:32 SOUNDBITE. PROSECUTOR. 16:43:48 STANDUP. 16:44:09 BLACKSCREEN. CS VO IN LOS ANGELES. 16:44:10 LAS OF SKYSCRAPER BUILDING. COTTON CANDY LIKE CLOUDS PROGRESS SLOWLY IN THE BG. 16:44:13 MS OF POLICE OFFICER OPENING HIS CAR DOOR. 16:44:13 MS OF POLICE DOG ON LEASH. 16:44:19 MS OF JURORS LEGS SHOWN WALKING INTO COURT. 16:44:19 POLICE PHOTO / MUGSHOT OF AMHED RESSAM. 16:44:23 SOUNDBITE. THE DEFENDANT IS SITTING QUIETLY WITH A SLIGHT SMILE ON HIS FACE...AS IF HE IS SOMEWHAT AMUSED BY SOME OF THE RESPONSES OF THE JURORS. MS OF COURT OFFICIAL. 16:44:32 COURT SKETCHES. 16:44:34 WS OF US CUSTOMS BOAT PULLING UP TO DOCK. 16:44:38 REPEAT OF EARLIER SHOT. OFFICER LEANING INTO BLACK SUV. 16:44:44 MS OF RESSAM RIDING IN THE BACK OF UNMARKED POLICE CAR. 16:44:47 EXTERIOR OF SEATTLE HOTEL. BEST WESTERN LOYAL INN. 16:44:49 WS OF SEATTLE SPACESHIP LIKE LANDMARK. 16:44:51 MS OF VANCOUVER HOTEL DOOR. 16:44:59 NIGHT FOOTAGE. MS OF POLICE OFFICERS LOOKING INTO MONTREAL ROOM. 16:45:09 REPEATED FTG. 16:45:16 FTG OF OSAMA BIN LADEN WALKING WITH GROUP OF MEN. NIGHT FTG. 16:45:26 STANDUP. 16:45:37 SOUNDBITE ABOUT SLACK IMMIGRATION LAWS BY OFFICIAL. 16:45:53 BLACKSCREEN. 16:46:08 END OF FOOTAGE.

TVU 27 JOE BIDEN NORTH CHARLESTON SC LOCAL STOP REFEED ABC UNI 022420 2020 TVU 27 JOE BIDEN NORTH CHARLESTON SC LOCAL STOP ABC UNI REFEED iPhone video of arrival/exit: BIDEN PILGRIM ENTER EXIT 22420, BidenNCharlestonSC, BidenNCharlestonSCExit H/t Arielle and Jenna for the verbates! VERHOVEK/NAGLE/PILGRIM NORTH CHARLESTON, South Carolina -- Former Vice President Joe Biden unveiled his $640 billion housing plan this morning, and took a few questions from reporters as he entered and exited a press conference in North Charleston. As he arrived Biden sounded confident when asked by ABC News' Eva Pilgrim if he can win here in South Carolina (SLUG: BIDEN PILGRIM ENTER EXIT 224320-MOV_EABKw4.mp4) PILGRIM: Do you think you can win here in South Carolina? BIDEN: I know I can PILGRIM: By enough? BIDEN: By plenty As he exited the venue, Biden rolled down the window of his SUV and took a few questions from the press huddled around the vehicle. Despite his answers on MSNBC yesterday, Biden declined to play pundit again, telling the press will do well in the South Carolina primary on Saturday, and declining to answer when asked by ABC News whether or not he believes Sen. Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner in the Democratic primary race right now. (ON TVU27 and BidenNCharlestonSCExit-MOV_zPpoAV.mp4) 11:57:22 Q: How do you expect Saturday to go? BIDEN>> Well, look, that's for you -- that's for you pundits to decide. I feel good, ready to go, and I think we're gonna do fine. PILGRIM Q: Do you think Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner in this race right now? BIDEN>> I'm not gonna get -- Look, you all can -- the answer is: I'm gonna do well here. Thank you. Biden, flanked by state representatives Marvin Pendarvis and David Mack, gave roughly 10 minutes of remarks announcing his housing plan, calling the need for affordable housing a "moral issue," and noting that lack of access to housing is a problem all around the country, but in South Carolina especially, which has one of the highest eviction rates in the nation. "Housing's a problem and access to housing's a problem all across the country. There's a significant housing shortage in big cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, but there's also -- there's also the consequences you see right here, right here in North Charleston," Biden said. (11:47:34) "If this neighborhood is healthy, if this neighborhood is prosperous, if this neighborhood is a regularity that everybody knows who they are, where they are and they're going to be OK, it changes everything. It changes everybody's attitude about everything, an entire community. So this is much more than a plan. The bottom line is housing policy in my view is a moral issue," Biden said. (11:50:53) Biden also called the lack of affordable housing for hard-working families "un-American," and pledged to get major legislation passed to address the issue. "One of the things you're going to do is we're going to get some of the major legislation that's being stalled in Congress, being stalled in the state legislature as well, to give people an opportunity to be able to the basic, basic moral right -- for working hard to be able to have a place to live, it's important. It's almost gonna sounds strange, it's almost un-American. That you grow up in a circumstance where you're working a 40 hour week, and have no place to live and you can't provide for your family," Biden said. (11:54:23) (Note: the feed from Eva Pilgrim's crew will be refed later this afternoon, keep an eye on Video DL for feed info) TVU 27 JOE BIDEN NORTH CHARLESTON SC LOCAL STOP REFEED ABC UNI 022420 2020 FEED TO COME LATER: And also an additional angle of the exit along with Eva Pilgrim crew's shot of his entrance HIGHLIGHTS Nationwide Problem 114734 And, you know, North Carolina has the highest eviction rate -- the highest eviction rate of any, any -- of any state, of any place in the country. More than triple the national average. Now, by the way, housing's a problem and access to housing's a problem all across the country. There's a significant housing shortage in big cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, but there's also -- there's also the consequences you see right here, right here in North Charleston. Housing Policy 115053 If this neighborhood is healthy, if this neighborhood is prosperous, if this neighborhood is a regularity that everybody knows who they are, where they are and they're going to be OK, it changes everything. It changes everybody's attitude about everything, in the entire community. So this is much more than a plan. The bottom line is housing policy, in my view,is a moral issue. A Place to Go Home To 115134 Think about your circumstance, your personal circumstance. Think about no matter what else is going on in your life, if you don't have the certainty of being able to provide children, your husband, your wife, you -- your ability to know that when you get out of work, you have a place to go home, go home. And that's why -- you have my plan, I'm not going to go into all the detail. 115201 But we invest a great deal of money over the next 10 years, increasing the number of -- of affordable housing units that are available, allowing people to get tax credits for their first home purchase, making sure we're in a situation where Section 8 housing is expanded considerably. Housing as a Basic Right 115423 One of the things were going to do is we're going to get some of the major legislation that's being stalled in the Congress, being stalled in the state legislature as well, to give people an opportunity to be able to have basic, basic moral right -- for working hard, to be able to have a place to live that's affordable. It's not -- it's almost gonna sounds strange, it's almost un-American that you could think -- you grow up in a circumstance where you're working a 40 hour week, and have no place to live and you can't provide for your family. CAR GAGGLE 115722 Q: How do you expect Saturday to go? BIDEN>> Well. Well. Look, that's for you -- that's for you pundits to decide. I feel good, ready to go, and I think we're gonna do fine. Q: Do you think Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner in this race right now? BIDEN>> I'm not gonna get -- Look, you all can -- the answer is: I'm gonna do well here. Thank you. ### TRINT [11:45:11] Folks, just pretty basic. The I think the press all has a copy of the entire housing plan. I'm not to take the time to go in there at all today. But, you know, this is a housing is a matter of. I think there's a moral component. [11:45:31] The fact that people in the United States of American people in North Charleston in particular, find themselves in a situation where they may come home one day and find all the bloggers out on the lawn in front of the home because they cannot make that payment. You know, the fact is that, Marvin, we should probably one of representative come back. [11:45:56] Mom has devoted not only his his life to public service, but this is an issue where he also has represented a lot of people as a 30 who don't have representation and nothing defines you more and your place in the community, your family and your sense of your self-worth than being able to have a safe, affordable place to live where you can care for your family. Where are the kids? Know when they come home, they're coming home or someone's going to be there, but they're not going to grieve. [11:46:33] Find out they're going to be having to figure out where I go back to that same school, whether or not I'm in a position to kill every single American. This is about the about individuals. It's about families. And this is about kids. And I make no real statement before I did a little bit. I'm like, I'm going to you until this one eighty seven plan. You know, if you think about it, just try to put yourself in position. [11:47:02] Say this in the press, not simply listening to the reports of being a mom or dad who is breaking their neck as a full time job, working hard and is not really worried whether or not the kids are going to have to put their head down on whether they're going to be able to have a family picture sitting in the living room. [11:47:25] We're going to be able to walk in and be able to sit down and have breakfast in the same place. Just just a sense of certainty, just a sense of decency. And, you know, North Carolina has the highest conviction rate, the highest conviction rate of any and. Of any state, of any any place in the country, more than triple the national average. Now, by the way, housing is a problem and access to housing is a problem all across the country. [11:47:53] There is significant housing shortage in big cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago. But also there, there's also the consequence you see right here, right here in North Charleston. And the evictions are devastating on families and on the psyche of the kids psyche, the mood. This isn't just about. It's not just about, in my view. It's not just about the impact on families. [11:48:21] It's the impact on the entire community. Everybody is better off. The wealthy are better off in a classroom, better off the poor, better off when people have certainty about where they can put their head down. [11:48:36] It's a big deal. It has to do with an attitude about a community, community by itself. And, you know, when you are in a situation where, as I said, you come home and you find that your possessions, your earthly possessions are out on the sidewalk, literally out on the sidewalk, and they are being held in storage for an extra feed. Your kids forced, as I said, to change school. You have a court record now that makes it dramatically more difficult for you to rent again in any area, a place and that a long term burden on your kids and on you. [11:49:14] The evictions don't just penalize poverty. They perpetuate they perpetuate. One of the biggest things for brown and black to poor communities overall is that it's hard to get ahead. It's hard to even get to the PlayStation game. [11:49:28] A little bit treacherous because think about it. Most people, in fact, are in a position to generate wealth and a middle class, black, white, Hispanic, Latino. Asians, they do it through their home. That's how you accumulate wealth. That's how most people accumulate or don't have bank accounts. [11:49:48] They don't most of them don't have stock. They accumulate their wealth and give more power to be able to negotiate well on the basis of their homes. And so working class cities and towns establish. I'm going to have to establish a new payment program, mediation program, diversion programs to cut down evictions. And we're going to make Jim Clyburn's bill expand access to legal representation for tenants, forcing victims, the law of the land facing eviction. [11:50:19] You know, there's nothing like Tracy in a a court decision that you have to if you want to join a body, you have to go to court to change your circumstance. Like not understanding that you need representation. You have to make it available. This is sort of think of this in terms of legal aid for housing folks. People trying to get get out of a circumstance where they don't know what to do. You know, the families are going to. We're going to level the playing field. We have to really we have to do this because now it's the right thing to do. [11:50:51] But it will benefit everyone. If this neighborhood is healthy, this neighborhood is prosperous at this stage, statement is a regularity that everybody knows who they are, where they are, and they're going to be OK. It changes everything, changed everybody's attitude about everything and the entire community. So this is much more of a play. The bottom line is housing policy, in my view, is a moral issue. It's time we started treating it like a wash. [11:51:17] And I look forward to working with Jamira Clavering and Lava's locally here in the state nationally to make sure the housing system represents what our values are. Decency, fairness, opportunity. Just giving people an even shot. Yes. I want you all to think about. I mean, this is silly. Think about your circumstance, your personal circumstance. Think about no matter what else is going on in your life. [11:51:42] If you don't have the certainty of being able to provide children, your husband, your wife, you, the ability to know that when you get out of work, you have a place to go home, go home. And that's why you have my plan. I'm not going to go into detail, but we invest a great deal of money on the next 10 years, increasing the number of affordable housing units that are available, allowing people to get tax credits for their first home purchase, making sure we're in a situation where Section 8 housing the expanded considerably. [11:52:20] One in five people would qualify for Section 8 housing or are able to get. Just not there. And so if you take a look at the plan and I'm going to be talking about this more throughout the next month, you just point out that I think that we put everyone in a position where hardworking people trying their best find themselves. Because the market is increasing, because the value of housing is going up, because the rest of the community is actually growing. People are moving in. The good news is people are breaking up the rest of us. [11:52:53] This area's growing. You're attracting business to your trip, but it makes it incredibly difficult for a hard working, decent people with families to be able to stay. And they look around and they had jobs. These aren't people who aren't working. These aren't people trying. These are people all grown up, working a 40 hour week or more sometimes, and they can't make it. And so if you take a look at the plans, as I said, this is a significant plan. And it's a combination of increasing everything from protections, from discrimination, housing to access to being able to borrow money for your first home purchase. [11:53:32] Being able to get tax credits and vouchers. And so it goes up and down like we used to put we used to provide a lot of opportunity for people on Section 8 housing. We used to provide a lot of opportunity for people who were able to get any of the first homes. And but that's not really out of reach for so many people. That this is all about survival. My dad, which is about restoring the prospect of people assume dignity and it's about dignity. [11:54:00] It's about being able to have a sense that you can make just you can make it. And again, I go back to the basic notion. Your family, you have a family. You're out there. You have a 40 hour week job and you're working. You're doing your job. And you can provide you cannot provide the basic food to children. You have a lot more to talk about. [11:54:21] And so the next step in your bed and one of things we're going to do is maybe get some of the major legislation that's been stalled in the Congress, install the state legislatures as well to give people an opportunity to be able to have basic, basic moral right to working hard, to be able to have a place to live and so forth. It's not it's not it's almost good. [11:54:45] Sound strange? It's almost un-American that you can think you grow up in a circumstance where you're working 40 hours a week and there no place and then you can't provide for your family because you're being. Thank you for listening. Thank you for coming on along with the truck that you mentioned.