Biographical fascinating look into the life and times of WIlliam Shatner includes exclusive original interviews with Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Jason Alexander, Geoff Rovere, his daughters and others - all fully licensable. Good profile of the Stark Trek phenomenon. Outtakes of interviews available as well. Shatner: The narrow margin between reality and imagination, unreality, how close those two things are in my life, maybe I thought I was captain kirk. Leonard Nimoy: There may be a lot of Bill in Kirk and vice versa but he is not Kirk, nor am I Spock really, Y’know we’d play around with these titles and we joke about it, but the fact is he is an artist. Daughter: There is definitely um, a huge piece of my dad that I don’t know if anybody knows. Jason Alexander: There’s a rumour mill about Shatner a mile and a half long, and it goes from the sublime to the ridiculous, and from the glorious, to the villainous. Geoff Rovere: It was calculated at a certain point that William Shatner was probably known by one quarter of the people of the planet because his role as James D Kirk in Star Trek. ON SCREEN TEXT: William Shatner : AT HOME IN THE UNIVERSE 00:00 – Shatner walking on ground of his farm Narrator: William Shatner, it might be true that more a billion people know the face, but not many can claim to know the Man, Shatner has a secret sanctuary north of Hollywood in the high sea area? It’s a place where few people, and know cameras, have boldly gone before. 00:01:45 on farm stops to talk to camera and views of the beautiful grounds Shatner: Welcome, to my home [laughs] I found this place about 20 years ago, I came along a Country Road, I walked into that field of waist high grass, I looked around and that was all, I said er “this is the place”, and I went to buy it immediately. 2:00 – walking and pointing to the grounds and Native American sculptures he has added to the property. C’mon I want to show you something I’ve done here. As I cleared some of the Brush near the river, I found holes in the granite where the Indians have mashed the acorns, and then I began to hear about and understand, and that Indians had live to up to 50, no a 100 years ago. I have put into solidity my imagining of what the Indians were like, when they lived on this property. 3:00 – at the beautiful stream and talks about his communing with his land and why he never will sell the place in his lifetime Here’s the twilight time, not the twilight zone. There was a time in my life when I didn’t have any money, I had done well, then I was err divorced and I didn’t have any money. And I needed to sell this place, and I sat right there, one summer’s evening, half crying because I knew I had to sell this place, and on one of those rocks, a lizard came, and the lizard stood on the rock, and as the water hit the rock, it splashed up, and the lizard was grabbing globules of water and that’s how the lizard drank it’s water, and I sat looking at it with nobody around, I was naked, in the water, alone, naked, watching a lizard drink and I thought, I cannot, I will not, I must never, in my life time, sell this place. I love the philosophy of me and the earth being one, I love to lie on the grass and listen to the earth grow, and I love this farm as I I keep trying do it better, planting more trees, find ways of growing things without hurting anything else. 00:04:30 – views of people walking along the streets of Montreal Narrator: While Shatner earned his fame and a modest fortune in the United States, he remains a Canadian Citizen, he was born in montreal in 1931, and returns to his home town for the first time in many years. Shatner: I was one of the very few Jewish families living in this neighborhood ,and the kids used to jump me, because I was Jewish, and I got into fights everyday with two or three kids jumping me at the same time, and I used to win, most of them, and they-all the kids would stand around yelling “fight fight fight” and I’d have to struggle. 00:05:00 – goes to visit the house he was born in and gets tour indoors This first house right here is where I was born and brought up and would play. Im going to go to that house now, and see if there’s anyone there, and ask to go in. [Shatner Speaks in French briefly to owner of the house.] House Owner: Are you putting me off or is this true? Shatner: It’s absolutely true. House Owner: Absolutely, fantastic. Shatner: yeah, and I lived in the room just before- is there still a kitchen at the far - at the end? House Owner: Yes, it’s changed quite a bit. Shatner: And the first room is it still a bedroom? House Owner: Why don’t you come in and see: Shatner: That was my room. House Owner: Yes. Shatner: Can I come in? House Owner: Please do. Shatner: (To Camera) Is this wild? House Owner: (laughs) Shatner: (to owner) We’ve got… (laughs) This should be good. House Owner: I have a son that’s going to be thrilled. Shatner: Oh well I, this was my living room. This was the living room, this is where I cut, cut up… House Owner: How many years ago? Shatner: I was born… Owner: So that’s about 20 some years ago. Shatner: Right, it was at least a, and in there, in there there was a sofa, right here, and my parents bought the sofa, and this was during the time they were very poor, and they had just bought the sofa and I had a pair of scissors, Owner: Uh huh. Shatner: and I cut up, I don’t know why, I... House Owner: Did you? Shatner: I cut up the sofa, and hid it behind pillows. (House Owner tuts disapprovingly/jokingly) Shatner: Then, over here…. House Owner: That’s why the pillows were so comfortable. Shatner: Over here was, this, this was my parents room, Owner: Meet my wife. Shatner: How do you do? excuse the… I was born here, I used to live here, I used to play with my dog, and I used to play in there, I used to jump over that fence. Owner’s Wife: You were born here? Shatner: I was born in this house yes. Wife: But you are so young it is impossible! Shatner: It is impossible. Wife: Yes! because we, we’re… Owner: My wife Elizabeth. Shatner: I want you to get a close up of his wife Elizebeth’s head (laughs) Owner’s Wife: (mumbles) …. Stained glass…. Shatner: What a beautiful, look how beautiful your work is! Owners Wife: (giggles) ‘I’m sorry! Shatner: (French) Una artist! Owner’s Wife: Artist, That’s true (Indecipherable few words…) Shatner: Absolutely! Yes this was my bedroom right here. This was my bedroom. Come here... Owner’s Wife off camera: That’s why… (Indecipherable few words…) 00:07: - photos of Shatner as a young boy with family and he tells story about his being a mischievous young boy Shatner: Come here, this was my bedroom, I had a bed right here, and that was the window I jumped out off, into the laneway down below. I would get out of the house, and I, I lived with my sister Joy, and erm sometime later my sister Farla came along. Err so Joy and Farla, and me, and my parents, and my dog. This was, thank you so much, I’m sorry for the disturbance. Owner: Not at all… Wife: Noo!... Owner: … It’s a, it’s a surprise Wife: … (Indecipherable)... Perfect day! Shatner: Thank you same to you! My parents also bought a new dining room set, and they also at some point at some time later bought me a tool set, i took the saw, and I sawed all the legs off the table, leaving it standing on the table, sat down for dinner, and the table collapsed... Son: That’s pretty bad Shatner: And so did my father. Son: I like it… Shatner: I was terrible. Owner: Don’t give all these ideas to my son. Shatner (laughs) Thank you mr. McBigger! Owner’s Wife: Nice to meet you! Thank you... Owner: It’s a pleasure. Owner’s Wife: … so much. Shatner: Bonjour Madame! Owner: (Something Indecipherable) Shatner: Thank you. Wife Off Camera: … Anytime. Shatner: That was, that was wild! I enjoyed that. Tobias: And you saw… Shatner: Yeah, y’see how small that house is? 00:08:00 – shot of a corner of Montreal where there used to be a movie theater, Shatner as a young boy, his memories of how the neighborhood has changed The Theater has gone. Oh my god! It’s the Club Medical Sportif. Yeah the Monklin theater was a movie theater I spent my life in this mo- movie theater, I, I saw all the movies that came out in those years at the Monklin Theatre. And it’s gone. I first read science fiction right in there, which is now a restaurant, was a book store. Narrator: The book store is gone, so to the movie theatre, but not the child in William Shatner. From the very start he was a shooting Star. Quick, energetic, confident, and not just a little a brash. 00:08:50 – shots of him as young boy intercut with his memories of growing up while sitting in limo – talks about going to drama school Shatner: The greatest city in the world. And now I get back into my Limo, makes it even a better city (laughs). I had a grand time in the Monklin movie theatre, then there was a drugstore right next door, I grew up in that drug store, going from sodas, asking for a soda, to trying to get the courage up to ask for a condom. (laughs) This is where I went to children’s drama school. That house over there, was a studio of Dorothy Davis and Violette Walters. I was a natural, and I was like one of the only boys as well, so I was playing all the hero roles, I was Prince Charming in Snow White, and I had to kiss the 6 year old girl, even then, my blood was stirring. I remember the first day I was there, and Violette Walters, who was very grandamn? was talking like that. She was a diva, and I thought well, that’s the way actors move, like that, so I tried, to be a diva. This was, Violette Walters. Six. Seven. 10:10 min approx. – talks about his feelings of wanting to become an actor Tobias: And you walked like that? Shatner: Well, that’s the way you walked! When you were- then I learnt to do, the walk. Narrator: And it’s also when little William Shatner got his first inkling of the sheer powe

Bear cubs come out with their mother for the first time since their birth at St. Louis Zoo

00:00:00:00 SHOT 3/29/94 [Tee-Ball, kids for the first time, play organized Baseball.]--MS kids find out what position their going to be playing/ VS boys, takes his first time at bat/ VS kids, ha ...

Item title reads - Billycart Derby. <br/> <br/>Australia. <br/> <br/>Cartoonist Jimmy Banks sits at his desk sketching the cartoon character "Ginger Mace". Various shots of Jimmy speaking to some of the billycart kids who will drive in the Derby staged by Ginger. Various shots as they prepare their carts. Various shots of the race, Noel Etherington is first over the finish line. C/U as he says the best man won, and better luck next time to all the others. He finishes by saying his mum got a new frock out of it!

Mom teaches the baby to walk at home

MILK FOR KIDS OF KOREA HUNDREDS OF KIDS WATCH AS 5 GALLON TINS OF POWERED MILK ARE PILED UP KIDS SIT ON LONG TABLES AND DRINK MILK, FOR MANY IT'S THE FIRST TIME.

Kids of all ages assemble at the starting line of desert mountain bike race. The older kids leave first, followed by the younger children.

New York State Boy Wins National Soap Box Derby

04/19/71 C0017520 / COLOR NEW JERSEY: SCHOOLS OPEN IN NEWARK FIRST TIME SINCE FEBRUARY FIRST CUT "NEWARK" SHOWS: LS SCHOOL: CHILDREN CROSSING STREET - SCHOOL GUARD - KIDS WAVING: 2 SCENES KIDS GOING IN, WAVING: LS, CU PARENTS WAITING OUTSIDE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN TO EMERGE: 2 SCENES KIDS OUT OF SCHOOL: (SHOT 04/19/71 34FT) NEW JERSEY - NEWARK SCHOOLS - NEW JERSEY - NEWARK STRIKES - NEW JERSEY - NEWARK - SCHOOL RACISM - NEW JERSEY - NEWARK DISCRIMINATION IN EDUCATION - NEW JERSEY - NEWARK GOTTLIEB / 34 FT / 16 COL / POS / D33838 230 FT / 16 COL / POS / CUTS /

TTAPE #1122 CHICAGO: Flags in Chicago, Street crowds, Chicago Tribune Building, Draw bridge opens, Chicago River, Business man into ornate office building entrance, office building, clock, traffic, movie theatre, trains - elevated, Chicago Stock exchange, Pan up generic office buildings, POV through chicago, side POV, firehouse, fire station, POV under El. Side POV, Chicago Board of Trade, El train and traffic, office building with clock, pan up generic office building, First National Bank of Chicago, Black cop directing traffic, black and white cops directing traffic, Halloween decorations and kids trick or treating,NEW YORK CITY: NYC skyline from downtown, World Trade Center, Side POV and POV from New Jersey highway with NYC skyline in background, State Post office, Smashing TV with sledge hammer, smashing vcr, hitting TV and VCR with sledge hammer, POV suburbia, side POV suburban housing, LONDON: night time, Picadilly night traffic, T/L London, Washington D.C. - Hoover FBI building, Department of Justice, tenement style apartment building in Jersey, Police car with flashing lights, POV back from car with police car behind, circuit boards, CU woman on phone, CU woman's eyes, mad man on phone yelling

--SUPERS--\nTuesday\nOklahoma City\n\nJordan Sinclair\n27 years old, 5th grade math and social studies teacher at Bridgestone Intermediate School at Western Heights Public Schools\n\n --SOT--\nJordan Sinclair/5th Grade Teacher: "I'm a first year teacher, and even though I am a first year teacher I really want the best for my kids. I mean I put money and time into what I do and by golly I want my kids to be taken care of." \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nOKLAHOMA TEACHER WALKOUT STRIKE EDUCATION SCHOOLS POLITICS TEACHERS PAY RAISE \n\n

Blackpool, Lancashire. Blackpool V Southampton in 5th round of football's FA Cup. <br/> <br/>GV. Blackpool kick off and general play midfield. SV. Midfield play - ball is passed out to wing. SV. Southampton man chases ball but Stanley Matthews gets it first and centres GV. Crowd. LV. Fruitless attacks by Southampton on Blackpool goal. CU. Kids in crowd. LV. Another fruitless,attack, on Blackpool goal. GV. Crowd <br/> <br/>(Half time) <br/> <br/>LV. Blackpool free kick Ball is headed around goal-mouth. Goalkeeper heads up field GV. Crowd. LV. Purvis jumps to head ball Blackpool man runs forward and takes a slam kicks ball into air and Christy intercepts and throws upfield LV. Blackpool's No. 5. Crossland and Southampton man dribbling. Ball is passed across towards goal Blackpool defender Johnson boots upfield SV. Christy having busy time in goal Blackpool man heads ball away from Christy towards goal. but Ellerington heads off goal-line. SV. Crowd. LV, W Perry shoots past Christy to score. Blackpool first goal. Pan to crowd LV. Play around Blackpool goal. GV. Crowd. LV. Southampton free kick - Horton leaps for ball. Ball in net, players congratulate <br/> <br/>(Neg.)

Zoo built on grounds of Schonbrunn Palace in 1752 opens doors for the first time since end of World War II

A South Charlotte mother is home with her brand new triplets . . . You can imagine it's been quite a week . . . especially since their TWINS just turned FOUR. Melinda Law has their exciting and exhausting story.

Chance to Play, A

05/26/71 C0018379 / COLOR NEW YORK CITY: CITY CHILDREN SEE COWS AND CHURN BUTTER FOR FIRST TIME FOR "DAIRDAY": NXC 44602 "KIDS - COWS" SHOWS: UNISPHERE AND CHILDREN WALKING: CU CHILDREN AND COW: 2S CHILDREN WATCH AS COW MILKED: SIGN "BUTTER CHURNING": 2S KIDS SHAKING JARS OF MILK AND WINNER OF CHURNING CONTESTS: CU WINNER AND HIS BUTTER: (SHOT 05/26/71 55FT) (NOTE * BG SOF THROUGHOUT) ANIMALS - COWS CONTESTS DAIRY INDUSTRY CHILDREN - GENERAL XX / 55 FT / 16 COL / POS 200 FT / 16 COL / POS / CUTS /

Little girl roller-skates on sidewalk, falls, gets discouraged, looks up Sky, white clouds Art Earth turns in space Art: three girls stand on turning circle, word DOWN appears three times Art: circle turns, three arrows point toward center GRAVITY Stream, small waterfall Apple falls from tree Rock rolls down hill in woods Pencil falls to table Pencil falls to floor Pencil on ground Art: woman stands with book open, girl sits on chair GRAVITY, word disappears, woman, girl, chair float into air Art: school floats into air ANIMATION: What would happen without gravity: various objects, people float off Small Earth, Earth cracks into pieces, they float away Art: moon circles Earth Girl steps onto doctor's-office-type scale at home, older girl takes her weight CU hand adjusts metal weight on scale Grocer weighs items in paper bag on old-fashioned hanging scale Boy lifts stack of heavy books from classroom floor, puts them on student's desk Art: boy leans against outside wall of apartment house, flower pot falls from first-floor window onto his head, same action from second-floor window, woozy boy sits on sidewalk Girl puts cushion on classroom floor, drops block of wood, sheet of paper, wood drops onto cushion, paper floats to bare floor Art shows how paper floats because of air gravity Girl picks up sheet of paper, crumples it, picks up block, drops both, they hit cushion at about same time CU faucet runs Art shows how water from lake runs through faucet because faucet is lower Dump truck dumps gravel for road under construction Kids go down slide (AKA sliding pond for some strange reason) in schoolyard Boy tries to pick up heavy crate from floor, fails Book drops on boy's foot, he grabs it in pain EXTERIOR DAY tired man climbs high stairs CU woman's hands open refrigerator door, takes two eggs from box, drop one on floor, it breaks Art Earth turns Man uses HERCULES steamroller to pave street Art: person descends in parachute Little girl roller-skates on sidewalk, wears pillow strapped to ass FUNNY, falls, smiles

Plant trees, environmental conservation and abundant green nature.

The Diamond State Telephone Company presents “The Delaware Story” — “the story of a free people in a free land.” The 1950s color film provides the viewer with historical, economic, and cultural information on the “Diamond State” (a nickname bestowed by Thomas Jefferson, we’re told at mark 00:40). Through color illustrations the film discusses the Native Americans who once called the area home (mark 01:07), the destruction of a 1631 Dutch Colony, and the development of other colonies in the region by Dutch and Swedish settlers. We see Old Swedes Church (Holy Trinity Church), consecrated in 1699 in Wilmington, at mark 02:45, and we look at drawings of some early log cabins before learning about the role Caesar Rodney played President of Delaware during most of the American Revolution (mark 03:55), as well as the colony’s role during the war and eventual statehood. There is talk of Delaware’s spiritual heritage with unfolding scenes from nature and various places of worship. Kids and adults are shown fishing, playing at the beach, or enjoying time at amusement parks at mark 08:00 as the refers to the state as “the nation’s summer capital.” The film touts Delaware’s art culture by showing us the Wilmington Art Center (mark 08:37) and later re-enactments from Colonial life before looking at some of its rich architectural designs starting near mark 09:45. In praising the state’s dedication to education, students stroll the grounds at the University of Delaware (mark 11:18) and Delaware State College, and we later learn of the state’s rich history of material trade (mark 12:05). At mark 14:25 the film tells us the history of the first telephone service in Delaware, dating to 1878, before reviewing various industries that call “The First State” home, as well as small, local businesses (mark 17:50) as we see scenes from bakeries, jewelry stores, and other shops, as well as farms that produce countless crops and costal waters that provide seafood (mark 19:35). Cars speed across the Delaware Memorial Bridge (mark 21:28) as the picture changes its focus to transportation and its population boom.

01:26 Excerpt from ""Duck and Cover,"" an educational film advising how to react to an atomic bomb blast. 03:41 ""Back to Normal"" by Jonathan Letchinger. Shot in San Francisco about a week after the devastating earthquake that occurred on October 17, 1989, this video chronicles San Francisco's reactions to the quake. Some are angry, others still in shock. 11:55 ""Alternatives Festival."" A short interview with Mark Johnson, founder of Alternatives Festival, a gathering of punk rock musicians in Washington D.C. that formed to help young people work for change in society. 14:22 ""We Have The Force"" by Youth Force '88 and Branda Miller. A short documentary about an inner city youth group that organized an effort called ""Take Back the Park."" Their efforts included demonstrations to evict drug dealers and drug addicts from a park in New York City. 18:40 ""Henry Moore Sculpture."" A teacher talks to teenagers about the first self-sustained nuclear chain reaction while standing at the site where it occurred on the University of Chicago's campus. ""As we know, the course of mankind - of the world - has been changed as a result of what took place at this spot on December 2nd, 1942."" 19:15 ""Disarmament Survey"" by Skip Blumberg. A boy in New York discusses his fear of world nuclear proliferation. 20:20 ""South Africa and the Bomb"" by Globalvision and South Africa Now. A short segment in which American scientists and analysts discuss the threat posed by South Africa's clandestine nuclear weapons program. Includes 1977 footage of South Africa's former prime minister Johannes Vorster threatening the world to stop meddling in its nuclear plans: ""If these things continue and don't stop, the time will arrive when South Africa will have no option - small as it is - [but] to say to the world. 'So far and no further. Do your damnedest if you so wish!'"" A South African scientist warns, ""The free world hasn't got any way of assessing what South Africa is doing in the nuclear arena."" 24:10 Dr. Helen Caldicott discusses toxicity and carcinogenic nature of plutonium in this 1970's video. Access only 26:07 More from ""Duck and Cover."" 36:02 Excerpt from ""Ambassadors of Cabrini"" by Lilly Ollinger. Documentary about the Jesse White Tumblers, a gymnastic group made up predominantly of kids from the Chicago Housing Authority 's Cabrini Green. In this clip, we watch the Tumblers perform in the hallways of Cabrini and hear them talk about disadvantages they have suffered growing up in the projects. ""We can do the stuff that [the white kids] do. They can do it a little bit better because they have more money."" 37:19 A segment about the ""I Have a Dream"" Program in Chicago's Cabrini Green housing project. This program offers college scholarships, job training, and placement to inner city children in Chicago. 40:37 Sociology professor Bill Sampson discusses the failures of Cabrini Green and public housing in general. 45:08 ""Hudson River"" by Educational Video Center. Residents discuss the waste polluting New York's Hudson River. 51:13 Excerpt from ""Adland."" George Lois, chairman, Lois, Holland, Callaway, New York, explains the power that comes from commercial production - ""Poom! It's like poison gas..Poom! That's sensational. Oh yeah, that's great."" 52:38 More from ""Duck and Cover."

Cellphone footage of Robert Mackenzie meeting his birth mom Frances Miller for the first time in 2018 plays as the two look forward to another mother's day together in 2019. Mackenzie and Miller reminisce about their first meeting. The two sit on a couch together as they enjoy each other's company. Mackenzie shows Miller photos of his children and grandchildren.