Documentary on urban redevelopment in Pittsburgh - 1967 - African-American Family Watching TV - kids watch television - children (Part 17 of 18)

Mrs. John Porter, wife of a US sergeant, learns of her husband's safety in the Korean War

No title. Miss World beauty contest at Lyceum, London and Miss Kenya competition in Nairobi. <br/> <br/>Various C/Us Miss World contestants. M/S girls parade in evening dress, zoom back to show all the girls lined up. <br/> <br/>L/S contestants in Miss Kenya competition lined up on stage. L/S judges. L/S contestant parading in evening dress. M/S girl parading and showing herself off. L/S crowd watching. M/S contestant. M/S judges. L/S all the girls parade on the stage, one of them trips on the microphone wire. L/S girls parading. M/S judges. Panning shot the finalists on stage in swimming costumes. C/U current Miss World, Reita Faria, announcing the winner. L/S crowd applauding. Reita crowns the winner - Zipporah Mbugua - Miss Kenya. C/U Miss Kenya waving. <br/> <br/>Panning shot Miss Ghana parading at Miss World contest, pan to L/S of other girls. C/U Miss Germany. C/U African contestant. C/U another contestant. C/U Miss Peru. C/U Miss USA. M/S Judges looking at girls. C/U US film star Maureen O'Hara. M/S the final seven lined up. C/U finalists Miss Guyana and Miss Israel. Pan row of finalists: Miss Argentina, Miss Czechoslovakia, Miss Germany, Miss Guyana, Miss Israel, Miss Peru and Miss UK. C/U Miss Peru and Miss UK. M/S judges. Miss Peru - Madeleine Hartog-Bel - is announced Miss World. C/U Miss World waving. C/U Maureen O'Hara clapping. C/U Reita Faria crowning Miss World. Reita hands Miss World the sceptre. Miss World is tearful and emotional. C/U actor Richard Chamberlain (Dr. Kildare). C/U pan Miss World. <br/>

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NEW YORK- NYC in snowstorm; QEII in dock in New York; workers load ship; limos arrive, ritzy passengers onto ship; Embarkation Hall; POV from ship leaving NY Harbor. 12:03:22:00 PORT EVERGLADES, FLORIDA (Ft. Lauderdale): QEII into port; POV Ft. Lauderdale condos from ship; tourists in tram leave ship; VS 12:04:27:00 MIAMI BEACH hotels, people on beach, pelican on piling. VS cruise ship activity- sunbathing, jogging, putting. Ship's rail, lifeboats listed (into water). 12:06:22:00 MARTINIQUE: VS- beach, palms, small boat, village, volcano, flowers & forest. 12:08:04:00 BARBADOS: steel drum band plays; vs <'s town activity, traffic, etc. marina; cricket match; colonial building (Sam Lord's castle); CU's orchids; vs sugar cane fields; cu boy eating sugarcane; vs harbor & coast; QEII King Neptune ceremony (guy in costume); 12:11:18:00 SALVADOR, BRAZIL: vs street scenes; church; creepy man; kid plays musical instrument made of gourd; vs fruits in marketplace; man carries stuff on head. Ocean wake of ship (no land or ship in sight). 12:13:03:00 RIO DE JANIERO: WS city; vs Christ the Redeemer statue; vs Copacabana Beach; CU diamonds; vs gemstones polished (amethyst & ruby); vs finished jewelry; Gondola carries people to top of monolith, vs Sugarloaf & tram; Sunset from deck of cruise ship (Life preserver silhouette in shot); QEII Captain's cocktail party; dining room dinner; orchestra; showgirls on stage; tap dancer, CU feet. 12:18:06:00 CAPETOWN, SOUTH AFRICA: African sunrise; MS helicopter, to QEII; QEII docked in Capetown harbor; WS Capetown; vs market, city hall; WS Table Mountain; vs Dutch-style buildings. VS vineyards, CU red grapes. VS baboons at game preserve eat melon, w/ babies, sit on car hood & van roof; S. Africa Airline plane take off; VS Mala Mala Game Reserve- tourists, giraffes, antelope, wildebeest and baby, CU man takes picture, zebra, front POV from land rover, lions. 12:23:18:00 MAURITIUS: vs scenics- sugar cane fields & mountains, twin waterfall, rapids. Parliament building; vs street scenes, crowds, police directs traffic; Hindu temple, CU statues of gods; vs Royal Pamplamous Gardens, giant lily pads; vs model boat factory in Curpipe. Side POV ocean from ship; vs captain on bridge of QEII; vs engine room; vs radio room, operator; vs ship telephone switchboard. 12:28:56:00 SRI LANKA: Buddha statue in Colombo; 2 <'s Buddhist monks walk; WS rice fields w/ palm trees, vs people harvest rice; sequence- elephants bathed, work moving logs; vs WS mountain regions; 2 <'s Temple of the Tooth; vs street scenes in KANDY; MCU drummer in costume; 2 <'s fire eater in action. Ship's POV sunset. 12:32:21:00 MADRAS, INDIA: WS railroad station; vs street crowds- incl. Pedicab, cattle cart, cow wanders, camel-cart by. VS Taj Mahal. Ship's wake/rear POV ship. 12:34:33:00 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA: QEII docked; CU drummers in red coats; CU sultan into Rolls Royce, pull away from QEII; WS skyline; vs city views, traffic; sequence-tapping rubber tree. 12:36:16:00 SINGAPORE: ship POV harbor; Raffels Hotel; vs Chinese-style gardens; vs Tiger Balm Gardens, incl. garish statues. Chinese cultural show: lion dance, women dance, CU audience. Shipboard activities: Shuffleboard played; golf driving on ship; skeet shooting. Buffet meal, CU shrimp served. CU bust of Queen Elizabeth. Hypnotist/Magic show. 12:41:13:00 BANGKOK, THAILAND: QEII docked; VS Thai temple, monkey statues; vs woman in classic hat sells vegetable; many POVs down Bangkok canals (klongs); Thai boxing (kickboxing) sequence; vs Royal Palace grounds; sunset < omn Temple of the Dawn; rear POV wake of ship. 12:44:50:00 HONG KONG: WS/MS misty harbor/skyline; Star Ferry in harbor; vs nx Nathan Road neon; CU's jade statue, watch, TV, cameras in windows; Chinese cultural show w/ ribbon dancer, Peking Opera characters, spinning parasols (acrobats?). ABERDEEN: vs POVs thru "floating city" of junks and sampans. VS painting the QEII; Hong Kong tailor seq. More shipboard activities: int people relax on deck chairs, 3 people work on jigsaw puzzle, man & woman play ping pong; 4 older people play cards; MS Barclay's Bank branch on ship; MS QEII florist; QEII library; QEII beauty salon-woman in mirror. VS string quartet plays; dance class (cha-cha); cooking class. 12:51:25:00 PUSAN, KOREA: vs serene temple & gardens; traditional Korean costumes; vs Temples of "Buddhaland"; vs 2 men eat traditional Korean meal w/ chopsticks. 12:53:29:00 KAGOSHIMA, JAPAN: women in kimonos play traditional instruments; QEII in dock in bg; women in kimonos dance; vs Sakurajima (volcano) erupting in ash clouds; WS ferry crosses harbor w/ eruption in bg; vs Japanese tea ceremony. Front POV ship. 12:55:51:00 TOKYO: WS Imperial Palace; CU's cherry blossoms; vs Ginza crowds; vs Kannon Temple in Asakusa District; ms train thru countryside; Shinto shrine, vs man tying prayer onto tree w/ many others; vs Giant Buddha at Kamakura; nx vs Ginza neon; vs interior Tokyo subway; vs pachinko parlor. 13:00:12:00 YOKOHAMA: QEII docked w/ line of people climbing gangplank; great hi< EWS pan Japanese crowd looking up at camera (fills frame) cheerful, some wave; rear/side POV ship wake w/ rail; z-o on deck tug-of-war. (CONT'D on DJ-20)....

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From production "April Aftermath", showing mourning and grief throughout the United States after the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. on April 4, 1968. The flag of the United States is lowered at half mast. People watch on television President Johnson's speech about the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (leader in the American Civil Rights Movement). Families are seen at home gathered around the television to watch the speech. Views of several families of husband and wife and children gathered in their living rooms viewing television sets to watch the address. Most are white families. One family is an African American family watching television. President Lyndon B. Johnson delivers a speech. The Seal of the President of the United States on a dais. President Johnson declares April 7 as a national day of mourning for the civil rights leader. Mourning ceremonies are conducted in all churches and pilgrims of the United States. Television broadcast the faces of leaders and the news about the assassination and people expressing grief. A large crowd of civilians gather at a condolence meet. People in a line enter a building to express their grief. They come outside the building. A large crowd of civilians gather and attend the condolence ceremony. They express grief. Location: United States USA. Date: April 4, 1968.

09:46 Mickey Finn commentary. Finn, director of the Center for Drug Free Schools and Communities, calls for more research into the effects of marijuana and its place in our economy. 11:05 A vintage Phillip Morris cigarette commercial featuring Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. 12:19 ""More Than A Game"" by Joel Cohen and Joe Angio. An excerpt from a documentary about the role of basketball in the lives of African American men in Chicago. 17:33 Erika Becker commentary by Eddie Becker. Erika Becker, a young girl, talks about her hopes for the 1990's. She hopes that the '90s will have less crime than the '80s. 25:38 ""Afternoon TV in Mexico"" by Karen Ranucci. A compilation of snippets from Mexican television. It focuses on the similarities between Mexican programming and U.S. programming (in fact, we see some if the very same shows, just in Spanish). 29:24 ""Wisconsin Wiener Mobile"" by Matt Gilson. A short look at the Oscar Meyer Wiener Mobile. 31:53 ""Krishna vs. Christians"" by Nancy Cain. A short video about a Hare Krishna parade in Venice Beach, California and the Christians who are on hand to protest it. 36:28 Louise Hay commentary. Hay, a metaphysical counselor, shares some predictions for the 1990's, including the medical community embracing holistic therapies and a ""cleaning up of the planet."" 37:19 Chip Lord commentary by Skip Blumberg. Lord shares some former predictions for the 1990's, including the replacement of cars by computers and interspecies communication. 38:28 ""Greater Yellowstone News."" Phil Morton and Elizabeth Laden search for two missing bison carcasses that were removed by park rangers, arguing that Yellowstone visitors should be allowed to see death as well as life. 42:34 ""Talkin' 'Bout Droppin' Out!"" by Teen Vision Posse and Branda Miller. A documentary about an African American boy who tells how his family motivated him to stay in school. 46:00 ""Homeless Demonstration"" by Eddie Becker. Marchers demonstrate in Washington D.C. for affordable housing. 50:25 ""Nuestro Tequio"" by the Zapoteca Indians. A short documentary about the communal work of the Zapoteca Indians of Mexico. We watch the them put a new roof on a municipal building. 53:52 Richard Trumpka, President of the United Mine Workers Union, gives a speech in St. Paul, Virginia. He talks about disappointments of the '80s and his hopes for the '90s. 54:43 ""Jose and His Car"" by Skip Blumberg. We talk to a man named Jose while he washes his car on the street. He talks about looking forward to making money in the '90s and is happy to see the '80s go (citing lack of opportunities). 55:51 ""Joe Cummings' People."" Cummings talks about wanting to see regular people on television.

BLACK FAMILY WATCHING TV. AFRICAN AMERICAN MOTHER AND DAUGHTER IN 1980S WATCH TELEVISION WITH ANTENNAE, RABBIT EARS.

A little boy asks his father about the Vietnam War. Veterans reflect on the meaning of the war and mourners grieve at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story. This story aired at 10pm.

07:29:50:17 07:29:51 MS SS ZI UNID african american female inside cramped kitchen // 07:30:21 CU UNID female pouring milk into bowl of cereal // 07:31:12 MS ZI UNID female making sandwiches // 07:31:4 ...

People pass time in America by reading books, weaving pullovers, watching television. Woman seated at the base of a statue in an American city. 1960's cars and a buses in background. A man seated in a library reading at a table with book shelves behind. Men in a park playing board games; one smoking a cigar. Group of people lined up on a city street; pan of camera in close view across faces of American people of varying backgrounds, races, ages, and nationalities. A couple sitting in their living room on rocking chairs watching television. The man smokes a pipe while the woman knits. An African American family on the porch of a house near a road side in the rural south. Location: United States USA. Date: 1965.

TV COMMERCIAL AFRICAN AMERICAN CAST - BLACK TV COMMERCIAL - MAN WATCHES TV MOTHER BUGS HIM ABOUT WHAT TO EAT FOR DINNER JELLO BRAND PUDDING

b&w - w/ sound - night - boxing match - fight - interior boxing stadium - boxing ring w/ boxers fighting - c/u excited fans watch - w/s men buying tickets at the box office for the match - c/u man w/ cash in hand buys ticket at window - c/u hand pays money and receives ticket - c/u boxing line-up of names of boxers on board - w/s exterior neon marquee and Newsreel Theater - Louis Walcott Fight Pictures on marquee -c/u box office ticket window - cashier - exchange cash - money - man buys ticket for movie at theater - m/s pedestrians by cafe or restaurant w/ awnings - neon sign reads Television boxing tonight (early TV) - interior cafe or bar w/ patrons seated at tables watch wide screen TV of boxing match - c/u screen - c/u still of boxers - c/u still of Code of Rules for boxing - c/u drawings of boxing match - then live archival action of boxing match in ring surrounded by spectators - Battling Nelson fights Joe Ganz (lightweight fight) boxing match in 1906 - c/u Tex Rickert, boxer, wears straw hat - 1921 c/u men outside dressed in straw hats, smoke, drink from bottles - Jersey City - c/u Tommy burns - Tex Rickert - c/u Gene Tunney in official car surrounded by fans, crowd - w/s men stand at home construction site - Tunney w/ architects c/u portrait Jack Dempsey in window of his famous NY restaurant / bar - exterior Jack Dempsey's - c/u poster of African-American fighter / boxer Joe Louis - c/u Louis fighting in the ring w/ Walcott - w/s h/a down to national ceremony for signing Joe Louis contract - c/u flash photographers - paparazzi - full frame shot of news cameramen - c/u news man w/ hand held movie camera - c/u Louis shakes hands w/ other African-American boxer Jersey Joe Walcott - African-Americans

People from Kenya, Israel and Europe watch the inauguration, celebrating Obama's victory.

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00:20 Cold open with Jade Carroll. ""TV woos you in - you watch it and sometimes you become a TV addict!"" 1:13 ""Martha Dewing"" by Skip Blumberg. Martha Dewing, editor of ""Children's Video Report,"" cites some frightening statistics on the prevalence of TV in children's lives. She says that parents don't want their children to be exposed to violence on television, but it happens through ignorance. 03:17 ""Jade Carroll and Molly Kovel"" by Dee Dee Halleck. Jade and Molly, two young girls, review the findings of a ""Weekly Reader"" survey of 5th and 6th graders. This survey cla ims alarming levels of television viewing amongst children in this age category, including the fact that 23% call themselves TV addicts. However, the girls proudly proclaim themselves to be above this trend. As for Jade: ""I've gone months without watching TV."" 05:51 ""Media Class"" by Appalshop and Suzie Wehling. A survey of the communications program at Whitesburg High School in Kentucky. Despite being located in one of the poorest counties in America, they have a newspaper, a weekly radio show and a video class. One girl comments as she puts the paper together: ""The reason people put what we do down is because we're doing stuff better than what they're doing. They're kind of amazed we got the skills to do that."" 10:15 ""Rockin' Robin"" by Robbie Leppzer. In Holyoke, Massachusetts, four girls sing and perform ""Rockin' Robin."" 12:48 ""Ariana"" by Skip Blumberg. Two little girls are asked what tape they'd like to rent at the video store if they could rent anything. The girls want to see ""The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover"" because it is NC-17 and they want to know what adult movies are all about. The girls think that adults are trying to hide funny parts and scary parts from them and that children are missing out on these funny things. 15:48 ""Philip Morris Protest"" by Skip Blumberg. Skip Blumberg talks to the security manager (who is smoking a pipe!) at the Philip Morris headquarters in New York about getting an interview, but he is denied on the grounds that he has no press credentials. A group of protesters surround the headquarters. Their grievances include the way Philip Morris targets children and they demand a stop to advertising near schools and playgrounds. Children make up a large portion of those protesters. Anti-smoking activist Rev. Calvin O. Butts attempts to lead a coalition that includes Chicago community activist and Catholic priest Fr. Michael Flager to speak with the heads of the company. They are denied. Butts promises to return and take over the building. 23:51 ""Erica Becker"" by Eddie Becker. Erika discusses the issue of teen smoking with her father. She says, ""Kids do things that are bad because their parents don't let them do stuff... I have friends who are smoking because their parents don't want them to smoke."" Her dad counters, "" So you're saying you don't smoke because your parents encouraged you to smoke?"" She replies, ""No, but they say, 'It's your life. You can ruin it if you want to.' "" 28:26 More from ""Martha Dewing."" ""We have to remember as adults that the kids are experiencing things now - they don't have any point of reference from three years ago, ten years ago - they're watching TV!"" 28:46 ""Copeira"" by Bart Friedman. Scenes from a class of young people learning the acrobatic martial art of Copeira in Salvador, Brazil. 30:28 ""Dr. Melanie Tarvalon"" by Starr Sutherland. Dr. Melanie Tarvalon, a pediatrician, says that black youths between 15-25 have a better chance of being killed than graduating from an institute of higher learning. ""There's nothing connected with color that makes African-American youth engage in violent behavior... This is a society that has violence everywhere you turn... I think its a mistake to blame African American youth for the violence that occurs in our communities."" 32:13 ""Sean Parker"" by Fred Bridges. Ex-gang member Sean Parker warns a group of students against getting involved in gangs: ""Gang banging will take you further than you want to go, make you spend more than you want to pay, and keep you longer than you want to stay. Gang bangers don't live to become administrators or doctors and they don't live to become lawyers and judges. They live to become prisoners... or you will find them in the grave..."" 35:00 ""Schooled Down Home"" by Teresa Tucker-Davies. Piney Woods Academy in Mississippi orchestrates a program that brings down kids from Chicago housing projects to live in a safer environment. Philip Woods, a student in the program says, ""Everybody should get an opportunity to go down there and get a taste of that atmosphere down there... I thought I'd have to look over my shoulder for the rest of my life [to make sure that there was no one behind me]."" 47:11 ""Irian Jaya"" by Mary Lou Witz. Kids in Irian Jaya, Indonesia scramble after a yellow balloon. 47:30 ""Betty Aberlin"" by Skip Blumberg. Aberlin from ""Mr. Rogers Neighborhood "" claims her success in children's programming is due to her arrested state of mental development, claiming she functions better in ""make believe"" than in reality. 47:48 ""Cheers Kids"" by Skip Blumberg. In Brooklyn, a troupe of young girls perform a rhythmic cheer: ""Hey Champions, ready for the first beat? Pick it up and bring back down..."" 49:14 ""Capital Children's Museum"" by Eddie Becker. In Washington D.C., we visit the animation lab at the Capital Children's Museum. Kids prepare the animated explosion of New York: ""It'll be funny to look at New York sink"" ... Chris Grotke talks about 5-year-old David Cook's piece, ""The New Exciting Galaxy of Space Dog and Space Kid"" from which some excerpts are shown. 53:06 ""Boy with a Microphone"" by Bill Stamets. Rutland, VT. A little boy with a microphone wanders around, interviewing residents of a farm. He comes across some pigs and asks, ""What do you explain?"" The pigs oink, to which he replies, ""Pigs, they don't explain anything. They're just pigs."" He then tells the pigs to shut up when their oinking interrupts his investigation of a toy box. Access Only