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DISORDER IN THE COURT
ROYAL BARGE IN BANGKOK
The ancient splendor of the Siamese Court is recalled by the Royal Barge Procession down the River Chao in Bangkok. It signals the end of Buddhist Lent in a tradition which is centuries old.rn
IRAQ/SADDAM TRIAL CHAOS
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL GAME RIOT
FANS START RIOT AT HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL GAME.
Riots: the executive announces reinforcements
SUPREME COURT EXTERIOR BUSH / GORE LEGAL TEAMS
[SUPREME COURT EXTERIOR BUSH / GORE LEGAL TEAMS] [TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA USA] Supreme court exteriors - Gore/Liebernian Legal Team RS 16 December 7, 2000 11:15:21 daley to mic 11:15:24 today they made their case. Made well by nir. Boies, proceeding based on one premise that every vote should count 11:15:53 we @ them for their seriousness, on behalf of al gore and joe lieberman thank our legal team 11:16:47 pan to reporters chaos 11:16:54 bush/chency legal team to mic 11:17:07 ban-y richard 11:17:11 1 thought that the court thoroughly analyzed the issues and I was pleased with the argument 11:17:32 my next step is to see judge clark who's having closing arginnents. No evidence that was presented for plaintiffs yesterday 11 17:56 depart mic 11 18:48 pan to more reporter chaos
Courtroom Violence In Greece; 02/06/01
Caught on film type footage of some men attacking another man in a courtroom in Greece: Three men punch and kick a helpless guy in court; CU of bloody man looking scared; Bloody man escorted away; Angry man continues to scream at attacked man (Violence, Chaos)
The 90's, episode 401: ""TAKING CHANCES"
01:36 ""Bungee Jump"" by Patrick Creadon and Randy Jaffe. Patrick Creadon prepares to bungee jump from a crane. he has a camera taped to his hand to capture the moment in all its glory. ""It's not that dangerous, is it?"" Pat asks. ""You're gonna be just fine,"" replies the jumping aid? And he is, despite a slight ""drunk"" feeling. 07:16 ""Lilly Barry"" by Skip Blumberg. Lilly Barry, a blind woman, talks about the perils of negotiating New York's streets. She says the best way a sighted person can help her is to ""just ask me if I need assistance."" 08:56 ""Lane Sarasohn"" by Nancy Cain. Lane Sarasohn, a lottery player, picks the following numbers: years he has lived in home, his daughter's age, his son's age, years married, wife's age and his age. He partakes in this ritual as ""insurance against a lifetime of self incrimination."" Nancy asks, ""Is it taking a chance to buy it or not to buy it?"" ""It'd be courting disaster not to buy it,"" he replies. 10:03 ""Visa Lottery"" by Nancy Cain, Eddie Becker, Miguel Kohan and Fabian Wagmister. A look at the chaos surrounding the visa lottery. Attorney Vera A. Weisz helps describe how the lottery works. A post office box in Arlington, Virginia, handles the millions of applications, which they accept for one week. Of the 19 million applications received, 40,000 will get a permanent visa, 16,000 of these must be of Irish descent... Applicants discuss their strategies. Sending in 400 applications is not uncommon. Eddie Becker encounters an Argentinean camera crew. They say ""The 90's"" is one of their favorite channels. Eddie suggests that they submit a tape. They happened to have shot tape of the riot that ensued at the post office the previous night, which is shown here. The masses surge toward the mail bins, their future determined by the bin they get their application in? A screen roll indicates that both the Senate and the House are working on an improved process. Meanwhile, the US Post Office grossed $5.51 million from this year's lottery. 17:47 ""We Play For Tips"" by Esti Galili Marpet. On the streets in New Orleans, Doreen's Jazz Band belts out the classic ""Down in New Orleans."" 18:46 ""72 Stories Up"" by Nancy Cain and Hector Garcia. A window washer cleans pollution's residue off a Los Angeles skyscraper. On the smog, he says, ""It's kind of unsightly, but it's also home."" 29:05 ""Tovey Halleck"" by Skip Blumberg. In New York: Skip Blumberg ""burns some tape"" on his way to see Tovey Halleck, an artist. ""I guess every time I go out shooting I'm taking a chance. Who knows what I'm going to find?"" ponders Skip. Tovey takes Skip to his ""studio,"" an outdoor sculpture/shed, where he forges iron into art. Skip asks him if he was taking a chance by his career choice. ""I think some people aren't cut out for it. Some people have to learn in a hands-on way,"" he replies. ""From the outside looking in, some people would say you're taking a chance,"" says Skip. 34:22 ""Fire Dance"" by Judith Binder. In Bali, Indonesia, natives chant around a fire. 35:25 More from ""Lane Sarasohn"". Lane Sarasohn, the lottery player, says, ""I saw a guy on a PBS documentary who said, 'Look, this is America. You can win the lottery and tomorrow be a millionaire.' That's not the American Dream. The American Dream is a house, a car, two kids and a dog. Now the American Dream is never having to worry about money again."" 41:46 ""Pat Arbor"" by Tom Weinberg and Patrick Creadon. Pat Arbor, a soybean trader at the Chicago Board of Trade, says, ""The risks we underwrite are different than the risks of a bingo parlor or Las Vegas. You don't have to turn a card, you don't have to roll a dice. The farmer, however, does have to plant the grain, because we have to eat. As soon as the farmer plants the grain a risk is created. All we do at the Chicago Board is underwrite that risk. We do not create that risk, the risk is already created."" 42:37 ""From the Horses Mouth"" by Jay April. A trip to the race track yields a collection of gamblers talking about the topic they know best. ""What's the biggest chance you ever took in life?"" asks Jay. The man responds, ""Getting married."" 49:42 ""John Schuchardt"" by Andrew Jones. John Schuchardt, a former captain of the US Marine Corps, recounts his story of speaking up against the Gulf War while President Bush attended church in Kennebunkport, Maine. ""We understand the church to be the place where urgent moral concerns belong and ought to be addressed... I stood up and said, ""I have a concern... We must think of the 18 million people of Iraq... We must think of what it is to be bombed by 2000 planes a day'... Someone shouted for me to sit down and the congregation rose up to sing 'God Bless America' to drown out my voice. I continued, 'I will speak for those who are suffering. Before we sing the Lord's Prayer I have a word' and it was for that statement that I was assaulted by the chief of police. I was expelled from the church. I lifted my voice and spoke, 'I am the voice of the voiceless. Stop the bombing. Stop the massacre' I was charged with disorderly conduct. They used the law as a weapon. They felt their purpose was to prohibit anyone from talking in front of the Commander-in-Chief."" Footage of Schuchardt being dragged away is also included.
[Short Story: Riots: a death in Cayenne, French Guiana]
PEOPLE RUSH OUT OF COURTROOM
Amidst reporters and police, people rush out of an unknown courtroom.
A. HAMILTON/TOTAL CHAOS
CONTEMPORARY STOCK FOOTAGE
NEWSFEED: 9/2-5/04 PROTESTERS AT RNC CONVENTION, RUSSIAN SCHOOL SIEGE, WHALE RESCUE, MISS UNIVERSE LOSES HER SKIRT ON STAGE; NX EXT protesters at RNC, lots and lots of anti-Bush signs, we hear a woman speak but do not see her; NX EXT continue watching protesters listening to speech; NX EXT still watching PROTESTERS,not doing much except holding up signs; NX EXT protesters changing 'No more Bush'repeatedly; NX EXT John Kerry and John Edwards give speech immediately following Republican Convention;INT court case involving murder of dog by bow and arrow; DX EXT traffic at stand still as residents evacuate Florida in anticipation of hurricane, T/H Jeb Bush;DX EXT aerial of line of folks waiting at lumberyard (probably in Florida)INT Miss Universe on catwalk, skirt falls off, audience laughs, she discusses incident on TV interview; DX EXT Russian military helps screaming children after school siege, many shots of chaos, mother falls to ground; DX EXT smoke rises from distance, more shots of chaos on ground, injured girl placed in car, aerial of child on stretcher; DX EXT Russian news report on school siege, more shots of siege as it happens--building smokes, gunfire heard; DX EXT whale rescue in China; DX EXT bride and groom kiss during their wedding--at Wal-Mart, var shots of Wal-Mart wedding; DX EXT news segment about a girl mauled by a dog;
Spain ETA - Hunger-striking Basque prisoner to be allowed to serve sentence at home
NAME: SPA ETA 20070301I TAPE: EF07/0256 IN_TIME: 10:00:09:00 DURATION: 00:03:27:18 SOURCES: AP/EFE/POOL DATELINE: Madrid, 1 March 2007/File RESTRICTIONS: see script SHOTLIST: AP Television Madrid - 28 February, 2007 1. Wide exterior of "12th October Hospital" in Madrid from where Jose Ignacio De Juana Chaos was moved 2. Mid of hospital windows 3. Wide exterior of hospital EFE - No Access Spain San Sebastian, Basque Region - 1 March, 2007 4. Various of pro-ETA supporters and riot police outside hospital to where De Juana Chaos has been taken 5. Zoom in to Ambulance 6. Mid of protesters and police 7. De Juana Chaos entering hospital AP Television Madrid - 1 March, 2007 8. Spanish Interior Minister Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba arriving for news conference at Spanish Parliament 9. Wide of news conference 10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba, Spanish Interior Minister: "(Jose) Ignacio de Juana (Chaos) is going to complete his sentence under home custody, given his grave health condition, to avoid his death and to allow for his recuperation. Although the term is not technically correct his status has been softened to house arrest." 11. Wide of news conference 12. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba, Spanish Interior Minister: "If he did not have less than a year and a bit to serve for a crime of threats, which is the crime for which he is currently imprisoned, I wouldn't have taken this decision. To make this decision I have had to take into account humanitarian considerations. I am convinced that if I had not take this decision (Jose) Ignacio de Juana (Chaos) would have died in prison in the next few weeks." 13. Wide of street 14. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Vox Pop, no name given, Madrid resident: "There have been too many victims and although we have offered our forgiveness he has not shown any regret towards his victims. He has never had that most human trait of doubt. He has never asked himself if he was wrong to have killed those people." 15. Wide of street crossing Pool FILE: Location and date unknown 16. Close-up of De Juana Chaos sat down 17. Mid of De Juana Chaos standing in court STORYLINE: Spanish authorities moved a hunger-striking ETA prisoner from a Madrid hospital to one in the Basque region on Thursday as a first step toward allowing him to serve the remainder of his sentence at home under custody. De Juana Chaos was taken by ambulance to a hospital near the Basque city of San Sebastian and his arrival in the city was met with altercations between riot police and pro-ETA supporters who gathered outside the hospital. Spain's Interior Minister Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba said he personally made the transfer decision, after consulting with judicial authorities, to avoid the death of seriously ill de Juana Chaos. ''To make this decision I have had to take into account humanitarian considerations. I am convinced that if I had not take this decision (Jose) Ignacio de Juana (Chaos) would have died in prison in the next few weeks," said Perez Rubalcaba at a news conference in the capital. De Juana Chaos, aged 51, has been forced fed by means of a tube inserted into his nose for several months. He had been on hunger strike for 114 days to protest his continuing imprisonment on a new, recent conviction for writing articles deemed as terrorist threats. Perez Rubalcaba said that, if De Juana Chaos recovered enough in the hospital, he would be taken home to serve out the remainder of his sentence under police custody. On the streets of Madrid, residents questioned Rubalcaba's decision. "There have been too many victims and although we have offered our forgiveness he has not shown any regret towards his victims," said one woman. De Juana Chaos has been in prison since 1987 for the deaths of 25 in a series of ETA attacks. With time off for good behaviour and other benefits, he was on the verge of release last year when he was charged anew over newspaper articles he wrote from prison that were deemed as threats of new attacks.
PET-820 35mm Beta SP
PETRIFIED - COLUMBIA STOCK REEL #820
RAINBOW MAN SENTENCED (7/13/1993)
THE RAINBOW MAN IS SENTENCED IN A CALIFORNIA COURTROOM AND HE DOESN’T GO AWAY QUIETLY.
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS MEETING
ORIG. COLOR 750 FT. SOF MAG VARIOUS SHOTS GEORGIA'S GOV. LESTER MADDOX, GOV. JOHN MCKEITHEN OF LOUISIANA, GOV. PAUL JOHNSON OF MISSISSIPPI LEAVING MEETING ROOM. WALKING INTERVIEW WITH MADDOX. INTERVIEW WITH GOV. LURLEEN WALLACE OF ALABAMA. CU GEORGE WALLACE SMOKING CIGAR IN CAR. INTERVIEW WITH MADDOX. SAYS THE RECENT COURT DECISION ON SCHOOL DESEGREGATION GOES AGAINST THE WILL OF THE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE IN THE SOUTH. SAYS CONSERVATISM WILL HAVE A BIG VOICE IN NEXT YEAR'S ELECTIONS. NTERVIEW GOV. MCKEITHEN. SAYS NEGROES DON'T WANT TO BE PUSHED INTO SCHOOLS THEY DON'T WANT TO GO TO. MS GOVERNOR WALLACE READS JOINT STATEMENT BY GOVERNORS SAYING THAT COURT DECISION WILL BRING CHAOS TO SCHOOL SYSTEM. SAYS IT WILL DESTROY PUBLIC EDUCATION. CU INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE WALLACE. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - ALA. , MONTGOMERY. CONFERENCE - POLITICAL SOUTHERN GOVERNORS CONF. PERSONALITIES - MADDOX, LESTER. PERSONALITIES - MCKEITHEN, JOHN. PERSONALITIES - JOHNSON, PAUL. PERSONALITIES: WALLACE, LURLEEN PERSONALITIES: WALLACE, GEORGE
ARTHUR KINOY
Controversial civil rights attorney Arthur Kinoy says "This federal and the appellate court now has sustained the position that our constitutional attack on the committee is a serious, substantial question requiring review."
Brazill - Trial - Continues
THE NATHANIEL BRAZILL TRIAL CONTINUES.
CONTEMPORARY STOCK FOOTAGE
NEWSFEED: 1/22-23/07 SAM BROWNBACK CAMPAIGN, MIKE TYSON IN COURT, HILLARY CLINTON, CHARLES SCHUMER, AERIAL RESCUE ON BARGE IN DOCK ;NO TITLE young woman speaking at political rally- 'Brownback for president', supporters holding up signs, Sam Brownback speaks ;AZ MIKE TYSON MAKES PLEA courtroom scenes. BILL PARCELLS RETIRES ;CLINTON SCHUMER HEALTH ISSUES Hillary Clinton and Charles Schumer speak at outdoor rally ;IRAQ HELICOPTER CRASH wreck with bug. 1/23/1973 VIETNAM WAR ENDS soldiers firing, helicopters, chaos, D.C. anti-war protest; 1/23/1968 'PUEBLO' SEIZED hostages. TX KOMEN T-SHIRTS Cheryl Perkins in her office, breast cancer t-shirt ;TX AIRPLANE INCIDENT passengers deplaning on tarmac. LA SAINTS FANS HOME fans in airport ;IL BEARS FANS REACT NX train station, sports shirts in shop. MO JAIL SECURITY CONTROVERSY prison vising area; OBAMA ON 2008 CANDIDATES. STATE OF THE UNION OBAMA COMMENTS. ANNUAL MARCH FOR LIFE anti-abortion protest in D.C. ;NO TITLE Aerial firefighters in industrial area. IL TANK JOHNSON IN COURT. PERU FLOODS/MUDSLIDES pile of debris, salvaging; DALLAS TRUCK ACCIDENT postal truck lying on its side, aftermath auto accident on FREEWAY involving truck, traffic backed up ;UNITED KINGDOM 'GREEN OLYMPICS' Aerial construction site ;NY BARGE RESCUE AERIALS Aerial firefighters on barge. MI VANDALISM p/u truck with air compressor next to row of school buses ; Deflated tire, snow. MO HORNBECK FAMILY press conf. CA BLACK PANTHERS ARREST NX police arresting man ;
Return ticket: [issue of 14 May 2023]
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Universal Newsreel
CA: SMOKING DRAGON ARRAIGNMENT
1960s NEWSREELS
DR. SAM SHEPPARD CASE DR. SAM SHEPPARD, LAWYER F. LEE BAILEY, JURY, ETC. COMING AND GOING, THE CAYUAHOGA COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT BUILDING IN CLEVELAND. WALKING TO AND FROM PARKING LOT. BAILEY COMES FROM TAXI CAB. SHEPPARD AND WIFE TRYING TO PARK CAR. BACKING UP. JURY ARRIVES ON BUS. INSIDE COURTHOUSE HALL. MAN WITH MOVIE CAMERA FILMING. SHEPPARD'S CAR AT NIGHT SURROUNDED BY PRESS. SHEPPARD AND BAILEY ARRIVE AT NIGHT. PRESS IN ROTUNDA OF COURTHOUSE LOOKING UP. WAITING FOR SHEPPARD. MOBBED BY REPORTERS AND CAMERAMEN. HAS TO PUSH THROUGH CROWD. VERDICT IN? SHEPPARD AND WIFE PASSIONATELY KISS IN FRONT SEAT OF CAR. HE GRABS HER FACE. PHOTO OP. CHAOS OF REPORTERS. SOUNDTRACK ALL MESS UP. SOUNDS LIKE ALIENS. BAILEY TRIES TO GET INTO CAR WITH SHEPPARD. MAN LOADING SUPPLIES INTO BOX AND BRINGING IT INTO COURTHOUSE. LOW ANGLE SHOT OF COURTHOUSE. DR. SAM SHEPPARD PAYS PARKING ATTENDANT ONE DOLLAR. KEEP THE CHANGE. EARLIER IN DAY OF FINAL VERDICT. SAM & WIFE BEING FOLLOWED BY CAMERAMEN. COUNTY PROSECUTOR PARKS HIS CAR.
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