CONTEMPORARY STOCK FOOTAGE
NEWSFEED: 11/25-28/05 BLACK FRIDAY CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS, CHINESE SECURITY DEMONSTRATION, EARTHQUAKE IN PAKISTAN, SADDAM HUSSEIN TRIAL PHILADELPHIA HOLIDAY SHOPPING NX Aerial shopping mall, bustling parking lot. NYC WOODBURY COMMONS NX drive by store windows MACYS THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE ACCIDENT HS M&M float going down, police & paramedics around injured RUSSIA HOSPITAL FIRE NX smoke drifting from window, emergency vehicles leave, WS hospital w/dark section, barricades COLUMBIA VOLCANO NX gas station, peds wearing surgical masks, DX dusty roads, checkpoint, sweeping up ashes, volcano ;CHINA OLYMPICS SECURITY TRAINING (yeah right, maybe the Falun Gong Olympics) police practice karate, police come out of vans ;Police on firing range, German shepherd attacks cyclist & jumps into moving car (yeah, they had that on 'the Daily Show') Police in riot gear practice their moves, terrorist kidnaping simulations, police scale side of bldg, busting in ;HI HOSTEL WHERE MISSING MAN LAST SEEN 'Unmaintained trail- use at your own risk', small hostel, pictures of missing person; ANGELINA JOLIE QUAKE AID touring earthquake damage in Pakistan, tent, men knocking down remains of collapsed bldg ;Tent village, Jolie visiting women. RUSSIA CHINESE TOXIC SPILL frozen sea, snowy peds/traffic, Int research lab NJ GARDEN STATE MALL Pre-dawn Aerial shopping mall, queue waiting for shops to open ;NJ HOLIDAY SHOPPING NX black Friday Aerial people pushing shopping carts full of stuff out of Walmart, line waiting to get in... ; JOLIE QUAKE AID press conf in Pakistan. CHINA WATER CONTAMINATION river & skyline, foam along polluted river, toxic spill ;Men distributing bottled water...people lined up for water with kettles and jugs, WS causeway ;NJ HOLIDAY SHOPPING DX aerial shopping mall, bustling parking lot, people lined up to get into store ;POPE BENEDICT XVI VISITS GEMELLI HOSPITAL Int chapel, Pope holds up picture, DX greets crowd before departing ;UK SOCCER LEGEND GEORGE BEST walking along canal, 1960s soccer match, tabloids, Best in 1960's ;FL CROWD AT WALMART employees getting psyched...early shoppers come charging in & are cheered by employees ;NX line going into store, police cars on hand, Int police distributing merchandise to crowd (laptops) ;NO TITLE must be aid workers setting up shelters in rural Pakistan. NO TITLE Saddam Hussein trial!; There's no translation but Hussein makes the judge laugh.TX CINDY SHEEHAN RETURNS greeted in airport. WI ICE RESCUE Aerial rescue workers in icy pond; WV SHOPLIFTERS Dusk police cars with lights, man in back seat, police with arrested man, shopping bags in truck ;WV SHOPPERS NX line of people going into Target store. OH SHOPPERS NX people lined up, going into Best Buy, Int shopping ; MACYS THANKSGIVING PARADE ACCIDENT home video of float catching on street light, chorus of 'oh!' IL AMERICAN GIRL PROTEST anti-abortion protest. OP PRO HAWAII surfing competition, winner receives plaque NHL FLYERS/BRUINS. NCAA FOOTBALL VA TECH NORTH CAROLINA. NOTRE DAME STANFORD ;MALTA ON UGANDA HUMAN RIGHTS dignitaries arriving, Int procession, photo-op. UT SHOPPERS NX line outside store, going into store IRAQ HUSSEIN TRIAL street scenes, Int coffee shop men watching trial on tv set, men singing & waving guns (they're smiling); School children cheering & waving Iraqi flags & marching around. ITALY TIBER RIVER FLOOD muddy river going under bridge ;VATICAN ABUSE VICTIMS skyline, street scenes. NYC OFFICER SHOT NX Bloomberg going to visit hospital, police activity ; NX police putting up yellow tape. PAKISTAN snowcapped mtns. AR TORNADO Aerial houses destroyed by tornado ;OH POWER STATION EXPLOSION NX Aerial industrial fire, roaring flames coming from power grid
LE 20H: [September 26, 2020 broadcast]
MEDICAL RESEARCH
FTG OF NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT / EXT FTG OF STANFORD CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOR A CS VO ON MEDICAL RESEARCH
Fatal - Fire
An early morning house fire in Rochester, New York claims the lives of four children. Officals say the flames were too intense to attempt a rescue. The children, ages five through thirteen were found in a second floor bedroom. Their mother is hospitalized and their father and another child managed to escape the home.
TF1 20 hours: [program of August 23, 2002]
SUSAN MATERIAL
FTG FOR LINSEY DAVIS CS VO PKG ON CONJOINED TWINS / INTV WITH DOCTOR GARY HARTMAN, LUCILLE PACKARD CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT STANFORD
ORGAN TRANSPLANT (1987)
A NEWS CONFERENCE ON ORGAN AND TISSUE TRANSPLANTS.
[trip at the end of the night]
MEDICAL RESEARCH
FTG OF NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT / EXT FTG OF STANFORD CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOR A CS VO ON MEDICAL RESEARCH
VNR: High Risk Pregnancy / Ultrasound Imagery (2002)
ADVANCEMENTS IN ULTRA SOUND TECHNOLOGY ARE HELPING DOCTORS ANTICIPATE POTENTIAL COMPLICATIONS EARLIER.
MEDICAL RESEARCH
FTG OF NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT / EXT FTG OF STANFORD CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOR A CS VO ON MEDICAL RESEARCH
The American dream: Part 3: the future
MEDICAL RESEARCH
FTG OF NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT / EXT FTG OF STANFORD CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOR A CS VO ON MEDICAL RESEARCH
PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON / PATIENTS BILL OF RIGHTS / NEWS CONFERENCE (1998)
President Clinton speaks about the Patients Bill of Rights.
EDWARD JAY PHILLIPS INTERVIEW 1988
Edward Phillips, who is known by many for revolutionizing the vodka industry, was also a philanthropist who served as chairman of the board of Children's Hospitals and Clinics and helped run two family foundations. April 21, 2011 Prominent local businessman and philanthropist Edward Jay Phillips, known to his friends as Eddie, died on Friday. A report by the Star Tribune, which includes comments from Edward's son Dean Phillips, states that Edward died of multiple myeloma at his home in Minneapolis. Spokespeople for Phillips Distilling Company, which spun off from Edward Phillips' Millennium Import Company and is now led by Dean Phillips, were unavailable for comment on Monday. Phillips, who was 66 years old, was born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and graduated from Stanford University in 1967-later earning advanced degrees from the University of Minnesota. He is known by many for revolutionizing the vodka industry by licensing a couple of Polish brands and creating a new spirits category: luxury vodka. The introduction forever changed not only the specific spirit, but bar culture itself-as cosmopolitans and various “-tini” drinks began using high-end vodka. Phillips started out in his grandfather's business, Ed Phillips & Sons, which was sold in 1971 to Alco Standard. Phillips remained with Alco and the company later named him CEO of its beverage, gift, and glassware business.
INTV W/ SEATTLE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT JOHN STANFORD
FTG FOR CS ON SEATTLE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT RETIRED GENERAL JOHN STANFORD WHO COMMENTS ON HIS BATTLE W/ LEUKEMIA. 06:00:32 MCU OF STANFORD WHO APPEARS W/ HIS HEAD SHAVED DURING INTV. 06:00:48 HE COMMENTS ON HIS BOOK VICTORY IN OUR SCHOOLS. 06:01:00 STANFORD SAYS IF YOU DON'T LOVE CHILDREN YOU DON'T BELONG IN THE SEATTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. 06:03:00 STANFORD SAYS HE LEFT HOSPITAL DURING CHEMOTHERAPY EARLY IN THE MORNING & WALKED HOME PULLING HIS INTRAVENOUS BAGS ALONG W/ HIM WHILE SINGING FROM THE SCORE OF MAN FROM LAMANCHA. 06:03:41 B-ROLL OF STANFORD AS HE LOOKS AT GET WELL CARDS FROM STUDENTS W/ CORRESPONDENT JUDY MULLER.
HEART TRANSPLANT PATIENT
ORIG COLOR / SOF / MAG 550 INTV/W LES ROBINSON, NEIGHBOR OF JOSEPH RIZOR, HEART TRANSPLANT PATIENT. FILM LIGHT. INTV/W MRS CAROL ROBINSON. SHE ALSO DISCUSSES RIZOR. INTV/W GEORGE JACKSON, FORMER EMPLOYER OF RIZOR, WHO DISCUSSES RIZOR'S HEART CONDITION. INTV/W TWO CHILDREN, FRIENDS OF THE RIZOR CHILDREN. ESTABLISHING SHOTS OF THE RIZOR'S HOME. ROGER GRIMSBY SU COMPARES RIZOR WITH FORMER PATIENT MIKE CASPERACK. COMMENTS BY A HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN AT STANFORD MEDICAL CENTER, PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA. CI: PERSONALITIES: ROBINSON, LESTER. PERSONALITIES: JACKSON, GEORGE. PERSONALITIES: RIZOR, JOSEPH (ABOUT). PERSONALITIES: ROBINSON, CAROL. PERSONALITIES: CASPERACK, MIKE (ABOUT). HEALTH: SURGERY, HEART TRANSPLANT.
PRESIDENT CLINTON / EDUCATION
PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON ADDRESSES THE SAN CARLOS CHARTER LEARNING CENTER 15:17:21 GENTLEMAN AT MIC WITH HILLARY CLINTON 15:22:23 STUDENT AT MIC 15:23:54 PRESIDENT CLINTON AT MIC 15:25:37 ANOTHER PANELIST 15:27:47 HILLARY CLINTON AT MIC 15:33:27 PRESIDENT CLINTON COMMENTS 15:36:58 CLINTON GLADHANDS PANEL 15:45:27 FOX UNI 15:52:57 CLINTON PREPARING TO JOG 15:58:09 CLINTON IN MOTORCADE 15:58:46 WIDE SHOT OF STANFORD CHILDREN 'S HOSPITAL
PRESIDENT CLINTON / EDUCATION
PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON ADDRESSES THE SAN CARLOS CHARTER LEARNING CENTER 15:17:21 GENTLEMAN AT MIC WITH HILLARY CLINTON 15:22:23 STUDENT AT MIC 15:23:54 PRESIDENT CLINTON AT MIC 15:25:37 ANOTHER PANELIST 15:27:47 HILLARY CLINTON AT MIC 15:33:27 PRESIDENT CLINTON COMMENTS 15:36:58 CLINTON GLADHANDS PANEL 15:45:27 FOX UNI 15:52:57 CLINTON PREPARING TO JOG 15:58:09 CLINTON IN MOTORCADE 15:58:46 WIDE SHOT OF STANFORD CHILDREN 'S HOSPITAL
PRESIDENT CLINTON / EDUCATION
PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON ADDRESSES THE SAN CARLOS CHARTER LEARNING CENTER 15:17:21 GENTLEMAN AT MIC WITH HILLARY CLINTON 15:22:23 STUDENT AT MIC 15:23:54 PRESIDENT CLINTON AT MIC 15:25:37 ANOTHER PANELIST 15:27:47 HILLARY CLINTON AT MIC 15:33:27 PRESIDENT CLINTON COMMENTS 15:36:58 CLINTON GLADHANDS PANEL 15:45:27 FOX UNI 15:52:57 CLINTON PREPARING TO JOG 15:58:09 CLINTON IN MOTORCADE 15:58:46 WIDE SHOT OF STANFORD CHILDREN 'S HOSPITAL
Costa Rica Twins - Formerly conjoined twins walk and play in first public appearance
NAME: COS TWINS 20080123I TAPE: EF08/0094 IN_TIME: 10:50:25:12 DURATION: 00:02:18:15 SOURCES: AP Photos/VNR DATELINE: Palo Alto - Various RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST AP PHOTOS - No Access Canada/For Broadcast use only - Strictly No Access Online or Mobile Stanford, Palo Alto, California - 22 January, 2008 1. STILL of Maria Elizabeth Arias (left) holding daughter Fiorella, Doctor Gary Hartman holding sister Yurelia 2. STILL of Arias with both twins 3. STILL of twins playing, Maria Elizabeth Arias and hospital officials and journalists 4. STILL of Cinthia Lopez holding her sister Yurelia 5. STILL of Arias holding the other twin, Fiorella HOSPITAL VNR Stanford, Palo Alto, California - 7 November, 2007 6. Various of conjoined twins Fiorella and Yurelia playing five days before the operation (++ MUTE++) Stanford, Palo Alto, California - 12 November 2007 7. Various of separation surgery Stanford, Palo Alto, California - 25 November 2007 8. Various of parents with the twins after separation surgery STORYLINE Former conjoined two-year-old twin girls walked, played and swatted at bubbles on Tuesday during their first public appearance since a risky separation surgery, which doctors said they had only a 50 percent chance of surviving. Doctor Gary Hartman, who led the surgical team at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford University in California, said the girls would likely face few complications when they return home to Costa Rica. The twins, Yurelia and Fiorella, were born joined at the chest and abdomen. The girls were also connected at the right atria of their hearts, the chamber that receives blood from the rest of the body, and they shared a liver and some blood. After being separated from her sister last November, Yurelia required complex heart surgery to correct deformities that made her turn blue when excited or upset while still conjoined, doctors said. Yurelia's heart started to function normally following the operation, according to the heart surgeon who performed the operation. The smaller of the two, she has flourished since the operation, doctors said. The girls arrived in San Francisco on 25 July, 2007, to begin preparations for the surgery. Packard doctors gave their time to treat the twins, who have nine older siblings. Mending Kids International, a faith-based non-profit organisation helping sick children from its base in Santa Clarita, California, arranged transportation and housing. Hartman estimated the cost of the surgery and treatment, which directly involved as many as 300 people, at two (m) million US dollars (one (m) million pounds) The biggest remaining health risk to the twins, who will continue once-a-week therapy after their return home, is the possibility of infection as their wounds from chest reconstruction surgery continue to heal, doctors said. They are now expected to have a normal lifespan, doctors said.
STEVEN SPIELBERG'S COMPUTER NETWORK FOR CANCER KIDS
COVER FTG AND INTVS FOR NED POTTER CS ON COMPUTER NETWORK CALLED STARBRIGHT DESIGNED TO BRING CHILDREN WHO ARE ISOLATED BY DISEASE IN CONTACT W/ OTHER YOUNG PATIENTS AROUND THE COUNTRY. 01:00:27 CU CARTOON ON COMPUTER SCREEN W/ AUDIO OF SPIELBERG AND GENERAL NORMAN SCHWARZKOPF, WHO IS ALSO BEHIND THIS PROJECT, SPEAKING TO CHILD IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. 01:16:35 BREAK. 01:16:36 WS AUDITORIUM FROM REAR VIEW W/ PEOPLE WATCHING MOVIE SCREEN OF COMPUTER IMAGE OF CHILDREN IN DIFFERENT PLACES MEETING ON SCREEN FACE TO FACE. 01:17:09 MS LITTLE GIRL IN AUDIENCE. 01:17:41 CU PROFILE YOUNG GIRL IN WHEELCHAIR. 01:18:39 MS SCHWARZKOPF AT PODIUM. 01:18:42 BREAK. 01:18:59 CU INTV W/ DR TOM ROBINSON WHO IS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PEDIATRICS AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY AND IN GENERAL PEDIATRICS DEPARTMENT AT LUCILE SALTER PACKARD CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL. 01:19:28 ROBINSON TALKS ABOUT MEDICAL BENEFITS OF STARBRIGHT. HE SAYS THEY ARE IN THE PROCESS OF DESIGNING THE STUDIES THAT WILL SHOW IF THERE ARE CONCRETE MEDICAL BENEFITS AND FOR WHAT KIND OF CHILDREN. 01:21:04 ROBINSON SPEAKS ABOUT PSYCHOSOCIAL VARIABLES SUCH AS DEPRESSION, SELF ESTEEM, LONELINESS, FEAR, PERCEPTIONS OF PAIN, FEELINGS OF ISOLATION. 01:21:35 ROBINSON SAYS WHY HE REGARDS THIS COMPUTER NETWORKING FOR KIDS AS A MEDICAL TREATMENT RATHER THAN A DIVERSION. 01:24:46 BREAK.