Video footage from the WBAP-TV television station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story.

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FTG FOR A RON CLAIBORNE CS / 01:01:05 CU OF SIGN 01:01:71 WOMAN DRIVING 01:02:19 WOMAN ENTER NURSING HOME :13:06 NURSING HOME 3:37 SHOT 11:58 TO 06:27 STEVEN BAKKEN, GREENERY NURSING HOME 13:05 SHERIFF DRIVES IN 19:09 BAKKEN WALKING 19:18 WALKING AWAY

Oil wells on the Bakken deposit in New Town, North Dakota, USA

BG MATERIAL FOR A CS ON THE BAKKEN, CO HOUSING, COMPOUND IN DENMARK. 08:01:20 Intv/w a divorced resident of Bakken about the benefits of communal living. 08:08:12 Clips of residents preparing a meal in the communal dining hall kitchen. Intv/w a teenage resident. CI: HUMANKIND: DENMARK.

Oil wells on the Bakken deposit in New Town, North Dakota, USA

From Apple to Amazon, many great companies started in a garage.That includes the Minnesota medical device company Medtronic.In 1949, Earl Bakken co-founded Medtronic and later developed the first wearable, battery-operated external heart pacemaker. The Bakken Museum opened in 1975 by Bde Maka Ska in Minneapolis.The museum explores science, technology and the humanities, highlighting the inspiration and innovation of Bakken's life story."He was a kid who liked to tinker, liked the idea of electricity and he was really interested in how electricity was fundamental to life," Museum CEO Michael Sanders said. Bakken died in 2018, but his legacy lives on in the Bakken Museum.

BG MATERIAL FOR A CS ON THE BAKKEN, CO HOUSING, COMPLEX IN DENMARK. 04:00:26 Intv/w a middle aged couple who reside in Bakken about the benefits of communal living. CI: HUMANKIND: DENMARK.

Some 200--300 geese will be rounded up and transported to Lake of the Woods in northern Minnesota in an effort to repopulate areas there with the birds. The young geese are four-five weeks old and the relocation project is done under the auspices of the Minnesota DNR and Geese Unlimited.

CUTAWAYS OF THE BAKKEN, CO HOUSING, COMPOUND IN DENMARK. 06:00:25 Ext wide shots of compound housing units. Scenic shots of a resident gardening on the lush compound grounds. Clip of a resident doing laundry at communal machines. Nice int shots of an apartment with sleek Scandinavian furniture, wood paneling and ample skylights. Clips of children playing and riding bicycles on the idyllic communal grounds. CI: BUILDINGS: RESIDENTIAL, DENMARK. HUMANKIND: DENMARK.

CUTAWAYS OF THE BAKKEN, CO HOUSING, COMPOUND IN DENMARK. 01:00:31 Clips of a resident feeding chickens and collecting eggs with his daughter. Good ftg of children playing as their mothers chat on the lush compound grounds. Scenic shots of residents feeding horses grass. Ext wsof brick housing units with red tile roofs. CI: BUILDINGS: RESIDENTIAL, DENMARK. HUMANKIND: DENMARK.

STUDENTS FIND A NOVEL WAY TO LEARN PHYSICS WHILE RIDING ROLLER COASTERS.

CUTAWAYS OF THE BAKKEN, CO HOUSING, COMPOUND IN DENMARK. 07:00:18 Scenic shots of residents relaxing on the compound's idyllic grounds. Ext wide shots of modern brick housing units with red tile roofs. Clips of residents bicycling across the grounds. vs of a resident peeling potatoes outside the communal dining hall. Clips of residents doing laundry at communal machines and cooking in the dining hall. CI: BUILDINGS: RESIDENTIAL, DENMARK. HUMANKIND: DENMARK. SCENICS: DENMARK.

9/27/64 A0008612 HNEW YORK - ST LOUIS CARDS BEAT FORTY - NINERS. (F - SPORTS - EX: 3 JAPAN AUS SPTSVIEW BOGOTA WOR CFTM CBFT) NX 30523 "49ERS VS CARDINALS" SHOWS: (1) CROWD 3 SECS; (2) MS CHARLIE JOHNSON PASS BOBBY JOE CONRAD FOR 12 YARDS 6; (3) JIM BAKKEN 40 YARDS FIELD GOAL 9; (4) SCORE: CARDS 13 49ERS O, 3; (5) JOHNSON PASSES TO JOHN DAVID CROW FOR 15 YDS 9; (6) CROW FOR TD FROM ONE 9; (7) CROWD 2; (8) KERMIT ALEXANDER RETURNS KICKOFF 42 YDS 12; (9) TOMMY DAVIS KICKS 30 YD FIELD GOAL 12; (10) SCORE: CARDS 20 49ERS 6, 3; (11) JOHN BRODIE PASSES TO MONTY STICKIES FOR TD 32 YARDS 10; (12) GROWD 2; (13) FINAL SCORE: CARD 23 49ERS 13, 3. (48FT - 1:19, SHOT 09/27/64) (AH4PED) ST, LOUIS CARDINALS FOOTBALL SAN FRANCISCO FORTY NINERS FOOTBALL TEAM FOOTBALL - 1964 JOHNSON, CHARLIE CONRAD, JOE BAKKEN, JIM CROW, JOHN D ALEXANDER, KERMIT DAVIS, TOMMY BRODIE, JOHN STICKERS, MONTY ALLAN / 700 FT / 16 NEG / D4534

A 68-year-old man is the fourth person to be conditionally released from the Minnesota Sex Offender Program.Benjamin Gissendanner is moving to Rock Dell Township in Olmsted County. He will be released in September."It's rare in that he's a commitment from another county and that he's being placed here. It's just coincidental timing that its happening right around this federal lawsuit," Olmsted County Attorney Mark Ostrem said.Gissendanner is labeled as a Level 1 sex offender. He is being released from the Minnesota Security Hospital in St. Peter after spending two decades there.The release comes as state officials discuss the future of the program. A federal judge in June ruled that Minnesota's Sex Offender Program is unconstitutional.About 40 officials met with judge Donovan Frank on Monday and no decisions were made."We don't need that around here," Tracy Smith, a longtime resident of Rock Dell Township, said about Gissendanner's move.Another neighbor wanted to see Gissendanner's record. Gissendanner broke into a woman's St. Paul home in 1982 and forced her to have sex, according to the Minnesota Department of Corrections. He also served time for another attack in another state before that. Both times, the victims were adult women he knew."If he's been in prison and had his chances before, I have doubts about whether he should be loose again," Deanna Bakken, a Rock Dell Township resident, said.The Department of Human Services said Gissendanner will be monitored electronically with GPS, go through chemical screening and be subject to random visits. If there is any possible violation, he'll could be re-committed to the sex offender program.His release is the subject of a community notification meeting.