A few days after the Rodney King verdict and L.A. Riots local residents and shop owners in Koreatown demonstrate in protest, wave banners and signs; Armed National Guard soldiers on street to keep order; Black leader speaks to audience somewhere, speaks about race relations; In NJ black and white people demonstrate against the riots in Los Angeles; Mayor David Dinkins tours Harlem shops and streets; Al Sharpton seen on stage while another speaks; Blacks in New York have rally, sign NO JUSTICE NO PEACE; Marchers and protesters at New York Cuty Hall; Al Sharpton makes speech

ORIG. COLOR 1100 SOF. MAG. GENERAL SHOTS OF MOCK RIOT IN STAGE SET TOWN. LARGE AUDIENCE SITS IN OUTDOOR BLEACHERS. TROOPS USE TEAR GAS AGAINST " RIOTERS. " ARREST ARE MADE " RIOTERS " CARRY SIGNS, TURN OVER CARS, ETC. TAKE FIVE IS SET. LOOTING. SHOTS OF WRECKED CAR. LOOTED STORE. TANKS AND JEEPS RIDE DOWN STREET BUILDINGS HAVE STORE SIGNS I.E. CITY PAWN SHOP. LIQUOR STORE, APPLIANCE CENTER. THIS DEMOSTRATION TAKES PLACE AT FORT BELVOIR. " RIOTERS " ARE MOSTLY TEENAGERS, NEGRO AND WHITE. G.I. NARRATES EVENT FOR AUDIENCES. VS RIOT SQUAD DRILL 'COPTER FLIES OVER. DROPS TEAR GAS. " RIOTERS " LOOTING STORES. TROOPS MAKE ARRESTS, " SNIPER " SHOOTS FROM SECOND STORY WINDOW. CI: RIOTS - MISC. MOCK RIOT. MILITARY - TRAINING RIOT- TATICS TRAINING.

00:00:00:00 [unsure of dateline] int LS band on stage/ audience beating each other and jumping on stage/ ext LS sign over 'Ball Room'/ ext LS crowds outside concert hall, police cars in ...

SINGER AXL ROSE OF THE ROCK BAND GUNS-N-ROSES WAS CHARGED WEDNESDAY WITH ASSAULT AND PROPERTY DAMAGE IN CONNECTION WITH LAST MONTH'S RIOT AT THE BAND'S CONCERT IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY MISSOURI. ST. LOUIS COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ROBERT MCCULLOCH SAYS ROSE WAS CHARGED WITH FOUR MISDEMEANOR COUNTS OF ASSAULT AND ONE MISDEMEANOR COUNT OF PROPERTY DAMAGE. HE SAYS BOND ON THE CHARGES WAS SET AT 10-THOUSAND DOLLARS. NO OTHER MEMBERS OF THE BAND OR ITS ENTOURAGE WERE CHARGED. MCCULLOCH SAYS ROSE ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED THREE MEMBERS OF THE AUDIENCE AND ONE SECURITY GUARD. HE SAYS THE PROPERTY DAMAGE CHARGE STEMS FROM HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS' WORTH OF DAMAGE TO ROSE'S DRESSING ROOM. GUNS-N-ROSES WALKED OFF STAGE AT THE RIVERPORT AMPHITHEATRE DURING A CONCERT LATE ON THE NIGHT OF JULY 2ND... TRIGGERING A RIOT BY THOUSANDS OF FANS THAT INJURED DOZENS OF PATRONS AND POLICE OFFICERS. THE FANS BECAME ENRAGED WHEN THE 29-YEAR-OLD ROSE ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED A PATRON WHO HAD BEEN TAKING HIS PICTURE AND THE BAND LEFT THE STAGE. HUNDREDSOF POLICE WERE CALLED TO STOP THE RIOT. MCCULLOCH SAYS THE CHARGES WERE FILED AFTER AUTHORITIES REVIEWED VIDEOTAPES OF THE INCIDENT AND SPOKE TO DOZENS OF WITNESSES.

Crowding taking video, live streaming

Public Enemy concert - Los Angeles area 2/26/1990 aka PE, rap music, rappers, musicians, rapping, Chuck D aka Carlton Douglas Ridenhour, group of firefighters and police stand watch outside venue - fire department - firemen - LA Fire Department - line up as crowd exits venue - heavy police presence for rap concert - Riot cops in formation - hip hop, hip-hop, music, performance, crowds, crowd, audience - Hollywood club - Los Angeles Police - LAPD

Campaign in Saar Territory of Germany preceding vote over whether it should remain autonomous and be placed under a European commissioner

Shots of youngsters waiting for opening of theatre, displaying tickets for Beatles concert, whiling away time with dancing and singing. Shot of Beatles arriving with police escort. Shots of police holding back crowd, of limousine arriving, of couple of policemen standing by two swooned girls on stretchers. Sequence showing large number of policemen, pandemonium of screaming kids trying to reach their heroes, jostling the camera. Two daytime HASs of crowd on street, police in force. Level shots of police straining mightily at crowd. Interior HALSs of arena, Beatles on stage, screaming audience lit by rapidly flashing lights. Shot of police escorting distraught girls to infirmary, nurses at work. Shots of Beatles being interviewed on radio.

BW MOS Predominately black audience is packed in front of stage at soul revue. Etta James and The Cadillacs seen on stage. Members of audience climb onto stage and dance around. One woman in crowd reaches up and fondles private parts of lead singer at one point. Shot of poster for show. Many good shots of black and white couples swing dancing. Very enthusiastic audience. Lots of shots of crowd. rare footage

HISTORIC MOVIE CLIP, 1920S THEATER AUDIENCE RIOTS

Canadian prime minister Jean Chretien faces a hostile reception at a mass gathering of unemployed construction workers, who protested against reduced unemployment insurance. 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.

Kinshasa (then Leopoldville), Congo (then the Belgian Congo). Belgian Senate, Belgium <br/> <br/>Various shots of streets of Leopoldville after riots in which independence slogans were chanted and the European quarter of the city was ransacked., also showing ruined houses, rubble, etc. <br/> <br/>Various shots of members of the Belgian Senate (interior shots) gathered to hear speech by Minister for Congo, Monsieur Van Hemelrijck. Various shots of Van Hemelrijck speaking about plans to grant independence to the people of the Congo, cut-ins of audience listening and applauding. <br/> <br/>F.G.

MISC. WARNER BROS.

Unidentified woman raise three fingers in a crowd of protesters on a city street

ORIG. COLOR 1100 SOF. MAG. GENERAL SHOTS OF MOCK RIOT IN STAGE SET TOWN. LARGE AUDIENCE SITS IN OUTDOOR BLEACHERS. TROOPS USE TEAR GAS AGAINST " RIOTERS. " ARREST ARE MADE " RIOTERS " CARRY SIGNS, TURN OVER CARS, ETC. TAKE FIVE IS SET. LOOTING. SHOTS OF WRECKED CAR. LOOTED STORE. TANKS AND JEEPS RIDE DOWN STREET BUILDINGS HAVE STORE SIGNS I.E. CITY PAWN SHOP. LIQUOR STORE, APPLIANCE CENTER. THIS DEMOSTRATION TAKES PLACE AT FORT BELVOIR. " RIOTERS " ARE MOSTLY TEENAGERS, NEGRO AND WHITE. G.I. NARRATES EVENT FOR AUDIENCES. VS RIOT SQUAD DRILL 'COPTER FLIES OVER. DROPS TEAR GAS. " RIOTERS " LOOTING STORES. TROOPS MAKE ARRESTS, " SNIPER " SHOOTS FROM SECOND STORY WINDOW. CI: RIOTS - MISC. MOCK RIOT. MILITARY - TRAINING RIOT- TATICS TRAINING.

BW MOS Crowd riots in Bakersfield, California when Ray Charles doesn't perform. Police are called to break up crowd. Shots of police dragging away people to squad cars, broken windshields, poster announcing Ray Charles show, forcible arrests, spraying crowd with fire hose. No shots inside auditorium.

1920S AUDIENCE IS ANGRY, RIOT IN THE THEATER, HISTORIC CLIP

S.F. STATE FRIDAY DECEMBER 6

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36th annual Livermore, California Rodeo with bareback riding, Brahman bulls and clowns

PROMOTERS FOR THE NEW MOVIE ``JUICE'' TOOK A GUN OUT OF THE ADVERTISING POSTER AND OFFERED THEATERS SECURITY ASSISTANCE AT NO COST TO COUNTER CRITICISM THAT IT GLORIFIES GANGS. POLICE OFFICERS WHO WORK WITH GANGS SAID THE FILM'S AD CAMPAIGN HAD THE POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE VIOLENCE, WHICH DOGGED LAST YEAR'S ``BOYZ N THE HOOD'' AND ``NEW JACK CITY.'' THE ORIGINAL POSTER FOR ``JUICE'' SHOWED ONE OF FOUR YOUTHS WITH A HANDGUN IN FRONT OF A GRAFFITI BACKDROP. A LATER VERSION SENT TO THEATERS DOESN'T INCLUDE THE WEAPON. POLICE DETECTIVE JAY ST. JOHN LIKENED THE POSTER TO ``WAVING A RED FLAG IN FRONT OF A BULL.'' THE MOVIE'S DIRECTOR, ERNEST DICKERSON, AND BARRY LONDON, PRESIDENT OF PARAMOUNT'S MOTION PICTURE GROUP, DISAGREED. ``THIS MOVIE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH GANGS, NOR DO WE FEEL THAT THE ADVERTISING HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH GANGS,'' LONDON SAID. ``PARAMOUNT TOOK THE GUN OUT OF THE POSTER TO AVOID THAT TYPE OF ACCUSATION,'' DICKERSON SAID. ``I THINK THAT THE FILM IS MARKETED IN THE BEST WAY.''PARAMOUNT HAS OFFERED THEATERS EXTRA SECURITY AND GIVEN THEATERS EXTRA PRINTS TO SCREEN THE FILM WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS. SOME THEATERS SAID THEY ARE ALTERING SHOWING SCHEDULES SO AUDIENCES FOR FAMILY FILMS WON'T STAND IN LINE WITH AUDIENCES FOR ``JUICE.'' JOHN SINGLETON, WHO DIRECTED ``BOYZ N THE HOOD,'' SAID THERE SHOULD BE NO DOUBLE STANDARD IN ADVERTISING FOR FILMS ABOUT BLACKS. ``IF BRUCE WILLIS GOES AROUND SHOOTING PEOPLE IN THE HEAD, IT'S LIKE, `OH YEAH BRUCE WE LOVE YOU!' BUT IF ICE CUBE HAS A GUN, EVERYBODY FREAKS OUT,'' HE SAID. ``JUICE'' FOLLOWS THE STORY OF FOUR YOUNG MEN IN HARLEM. ONE GETS INVOLVED IN A ROBBERY THAT ENDS IN MURDER. ``I DON'T THINK THAT A MOVIE CAN LEAD TO VIOLENCE,'' DICKERSON SAID. ``I DO WORRY ABOUT PEOPLE BEING SHOT BECAUSE OF WHAT HAPPENED LAST YEAR. BUT I KNOW THAT PARAMOUNT IS GOING OUT OF ITS WAY TO MAKE SURE IT DOESN'T HAPPEN.'' LONDON SAID THE MOVIE DRAWS FROM DILEMMAS THAT YOUNG BLACKS FACE EVERY DAY. ``WE DO NOT FEEL THAT IT IS IN ANY WAY INCENDIARY,'' HE SAID. ``THE MARKETING ELEMENTS ARE FAITHFUL TO THE FILM ITSELF.'' WHEN THE ANTI-GANG MOVIE ``BOYZ N THE HOOD'' OPENED LAST JULY, TWO PEOPLE WERE KILLED AND MORE THAN 30 WERE INJURED NEAR OR INSIDE MOVIE THEATERS. ONE PERSON WAS KILLED AT A NEW YORK THEATER SHOWING ``NEW JACK CITY'' AND A RIOT BROKE OUT AFTER A LOS ANGELES THEATER OVERSOLD A SHOWING.