TAPE_NUMBER: EN9927 IN_TIME: 11:16:25 LENGTH: 02:40 SOURCES: LNN RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film/video clips without clearance, No access Internet LNN = No Access UK/Internet FEED: SCRIPT: xfa STORY: CHARLTON HESTON LOCATION: LONDON DATE: 6 JULY 1999 Screen legend CHARLTON HESTON took to the West End stage in London yesterday, in a revival of a play he originally toured with two years ago. LOVE LETTERS is a poignant tale of the bond between two people who cannot live with or without each other and is told through their recounted letters. The play by American playwright A.R. GURNEY has enjoyed great success since it was first performed in New York in 1989. It has also enjoyed many a celebrity cast, from the original performers KATHLEEN TURNER and JOHN RUBINSTEIN to PAUL NEWMAN and his wife JOANNE WOODWARD and now Heston and his co-star wife LYDIA CLARKE HESTON. The husband and wife team are part of a continuing influx of major Hollywood Stars performing in the heart of London's Theatre-land. Recently NICOLE KIDMAN drew packed audiences as she appeared in 'The Blue Room' at London's Donmar Wharehouse. 'The Usual Suspects' star KEVIN SPACEY has also just finished a run on a London stage in Eugene O'Neil's 'The Iceman Cometh'. Heston has enjoyed two very rare things in the movie industry; firstly a long career and secondly, a successful marriage. Perhaps still best remembered for his role in 'Ben Hur', the former rugged action hero is now enjoying a gentle semi-retirement with these two treasured possessions. SHOTLIST: CLIP FROM 'BEN HUR' ; CHARLTON HESTON AND WIFE LYDIA CLARKE HESTON ARRIVE AT PRESS CONFERENCE ; CA PRESS ; GVS HESTON AND WIFE ; WS PRESSER ; HESTON AND WIFE LYDIA CLARKE PERFORM EXTRACT FROM PLAY ; SOT HESTON ; CU HESTONS IN PLAY ; BACKSHOT PLAY PERFORMANCE ; SOT LYDIA CLARKE HESTON (ON SECRET OF THEIR LONG MARRIAGE) ; POSTER FOR PLAY ; GVS THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET ; HESTON AND WIFE WALK IN PARK ; CLIP 'TOUCH OF EVIL' ?

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Monday
Mount Pleasant, SC

Donald Trump
(R) Presidential Candidate

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DONALD TRUMP HAS DRAWN A LINE IN THE SAND.
HE WANTS TO BAR ALL MUSLIMS FROM COMING INTO THE UNITED STATES.
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Donald Trump/(R) Presidential Candidate
"Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country"s representatives can figure out what the Hell is going on." (applause)
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"They have no respect for human life. So we have to do something. Now, we can be weak, we can be ineffective, we can be foolish." (interrupted by protester) It"s all right, I"m sure he"s a nice person, I"m sure he can be reasoned with, be very gentle."
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NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER BEN RHODES BLASTED TRUMP"S COMMENTS, SAYING THEY ARE "CONTRARY TO OUR VALUES AS AMERICANS."
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DONALD TRUMP MUSLIMS TERROR 2016 CAMPAIGN



Video footage from the WBAP-TV television station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering news highlights from the years 1953, 1954, and 1955.

GENTLE BEN, BLACK BEAR AMONG DUCKS, GOING IN WATER TAKING BATH WITH DUCKLING. IMPRINTING THINKS BEAR IS MOTHER

NOTHING SACRED

<p><pi><b>This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Supers/Fonts: </b> JOSH JACOBS/DR. MAUCK'S PATIENT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>BART BARKER/CHILDHOOD FRIEND</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Story Location: </b> Memphis</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>State/Province: </b> Tennessee</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Shot Date: </b> 07/12/2023</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>URL: </b> https://www.actionnews5.com/2023/07/13/friends-patients-remember-legacy-dr-ben-mauck/</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Notes and Restrictions: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Newsource Notes: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Story Description: </b></p>\n<p>Elements:</p>\n<p>19457521 WMC DNT: emotional sot from former patient...3rd/official dr photo...3rd/Twitter support comments...stats...scene vo...mugshot...virtual sot from childhood friend...3rd party old photo from him</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>JOSH JACOBS/DR. MAUCK'S PATIENT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>BART BARKER/CHILDHOOD FRIEND</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Wire/StoryDescription:</p>\n<p>MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Friends and patients of Dr. Benjamin Mauck say theyre remembering the orthopedic surgeon at Campbell Clinic as a healthcare hero.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Ben was always the type to say, if somebody got hurt... somebody would be crying... Hey, let me take a look at that, said Bart Barker, a childhood friend from Savannah, Tennessee.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Campbell Clinic confirmed that Dr. Mauck, a Memphis hand surgeon, was shot and killed by a patient at their clinic in Collierville on Tuesday.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Barker says this tragedy made him reflect on old memories.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>His house growing up was the place for no-rules pickup basketball, he said.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Barker says back in high school, Mauck was voted Most Likely to be Remembered.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>How fitting is that? He made such an impact on so many peoples lives, and he was able to use his hands and his mind in a way that I really feel like God intended for him to use, Barker said. He loved being an orthopedic surgeon.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dr. Mauck leaves behind a wife and two young children, and a long list of heartbroken patients who describe the surgeon as a miracle worker.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dr. Mauck was recently spotlighted in a local magazine for being a top doctor in Memphis.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>His natural gifts and ability to care for his patients are what made him stand out.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dr. Benjamin Mauck</p>\n<p>Dr. Benjamin Mauck(Campbell Clinic)</p>\n<p>I heard so many good things about Dr. Mauck, so I was like, Okay, Im going to go with him, said a former patient of Dr. Mauck, Angela Hill.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Hill said she met Dr. Mauck last year when her son, born with two thumbs on one hand, needed a pediatric orthopedic surgeon to remove the extra finger.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>He definitely was a gentle giant. He was like a teddy bear. He was so nice. He really was. And by the way, he truly cared for my son, and just in my personal experience, you can tell that he loved his job, said Hill.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Josh Jacobs became emotional explaining how Dr. Mauck diagnosed cancer in his index finger last year. The amputation and reconstructive surgery turned out so well, at first glance, you cant tell a finger is missing.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Im very thankful for the doctor, said Jacobs. Him finding this and doing such a remarkable job.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Devastated colleagues like Dr. Malini Gupta posted to social media: </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dr Ben Mauck was my friend, one of the most skilled hand surgeons we had here in Memphis</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>#EndGunViolence.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dr. Malini Gupta, colleague</p>\n<p>He was my sons surgeon, said another commenter, and such a bright light in a hard time in our life. He deserved better.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Tragic, wrote another doctor. Irreplaceable friend and physician. We keep suffering together thru these senseless losses.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Statistics from Brady United Against Gun Violence shows violent attacks on medical professionals rose 63% between 2011 and 2018.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Disgruntled patients represent a large number of those incidents. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Collierville police gave no motive for Tuesdays shooting at Campbell Clinic. The affidavit says 29-year-old suspect Larry Pickens pulled a pistol from his waistband in the exam room and fired three shots, hitting Dr. Mauck in the neck, chest, and abdomen.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Station Notes/Scripts:</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Script:</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE PKG]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***PKG***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[item]L3rd INCIDENT REPORT REVEALS WHAT HAPPENED INSIDE CAMPBELL CLINIC EXAM ROOM////////[/item]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE SOT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NAME:NO SUPER OFF THE TOP/NO SUPER OFF THE TOP!!!</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>AT:22:46:11</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>TO:22:46:13</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>DURATION:0:02]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***SOT FULL***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><"What he did for me was...(chokes up).."></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***CONT VO***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Josh Jacobs gets emotional...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW PIC OF DR. MAUCK PLZ]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Explaining how orthopedic surgeon Dr. Ben Mauck...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW HIS HAND PLZ]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Diagnosed CANCER in his index finger.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Look at how flawless the amputation and reconstructive surgery turned out.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>***JOSH JACOBS***</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[item]L3rd JOSH JACOBS/DR. MAUCK'S PATIENT///////////[/item]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[item]L3rd INCIDENT REPORT REVEALS WHAT HAPPENED INSIDE CAMPBELL CLINIC EXAM ROOM////////[/item]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE SOT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NAME:JOSH JACOBS/DR. MAUCK'S PATIENT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>AT:22:54:33</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>TO:22:54:43</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>DURATION:0:10]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***SOT FULL***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><"I'm very thankful for the doctor, him finding this and doing such a remarkable job."></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***CONT VO***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW DR. GUPTA'S TWEET PLZ]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Devastated colleagues like Dr. Malini Gupta posted to social media:</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"Dr Ben Mauck was my friend, one of the most skilled hand surgeons we had here in Memphis."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Hashtag End Gun Violence.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW TARA SAMPLES TWEET]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"He was my son's surgeon," said another commenter, "and such a bright light in a hard time in our life. He deserved better."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW DR. RITU THAMMAN'S TWEET]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"Tragic," wrote another doctor, "Irreplaceable friend and physician. We keep suffering together thru these senseless losses."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:FS: SOURCE: BRADY UNITED AGAINST GUN VIOLENCE]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Statistics show violent attacks on medical professionals are up 63% since 2011.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Disgruntled patients represent a large number of those incidents.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SCENE VIDEO FROM CAMPBELL CLINIC]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Collierville Police gave no motive for Tuesday's shooting at Campbell Clinic.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:FS GFX: PICKENS PHOTO WITH BULLET POINTS PLZ]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The affidavit says 29-year-old suspect Larry Pickens...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Pulled a pistol from his waistband in the exam room...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>And fired three shots...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Hitting Dr. Mauck in the neck, chest and abdomen.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW BEN, THEN SHOW PIC FROM CHILDHOOD - STEPH'S 6PM PKG PLZ]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Bart Barker...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dr. Mauck's childhood friend in Savannah, Tennessee...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Believes Ben served a greater purpose.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>***BART BARKER***</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[item]L3rd BART BARKER/CHILDHOOD FRIEND///////////[/item]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[item]L3rd INCIDENT REPORT REVEALS WHAT HAPPENED INSIDE CAMPBELL CLINIC EXAM ROOM////////[/item]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE SOT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NAME:BART BARKER/DR. MAUCK'S CHILDHOOD FRIEND</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NUMBER:FROM STEPH'S 6PM PKG PLZ</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>AT:0:00</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>TO:0:12</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>DURATION:0:12]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***SOT FULL***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><"He made such an impact on so many peoples lives, and he was able to use his hands and his mind in a way that I really feel like God intended for him to use. He loved being an orthopedic surgeon."></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***CONT VO***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> And the love he shared with so many patients like Josh Jacobs...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Will NOT be forgotten.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE SOT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NAME:JOSH JACOBS/DR. MAUCK'S PATIENT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NUMBER:22:45:53-22:46:05 BUTT TO 22:48:25-36</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>AT:0:00</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>TO:0:20</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>DURATION:0:20]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***SOT FULL***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><"Once somebody helps you through a time like that in your life, you know... (knods...holds back tears)...there's a connection." (butt to) "He always came across as genuine, very kind and obviously (chokes up)...talented."></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VIDEO SHOWS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VO SCRIPT</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SOT</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--TAG</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p></p>

PAPA ROSSIERE HAS HUGE BLACK BEAR, "GENTLE BEN" OF TELEVISION CHILDREN'S SHOW FAME, STAND ON ITS HIND LEGS. BEN JUMPS INTO POND, TAKES A SWIM.

NAME: US SUSPECT 250804E TAPE: EF04/0849 IN_TIME: 10:14:04:03 DURATION: 00:07:10:10 SOURCES: APTN/Paramount Pictures DATELINE: Los Angeles, USA. 8th August 2004 RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film clips without clearance-No Internet SHOTLIST:- PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 1. Clip trailer - 'Suspect Zero PARAMOUNT PICTURES EPK 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Kingsley - on his character: "Basically O'Ryan is a weapon; he's like a guided search, and reconnaissance and information gathering weapon. Unfortunately he's not a computer, he's not made of metal and fibre-optics and plastics, he's made of flesh and blood and therefore creating a human weapon will bring its terrible human costs." PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 3. Clip trailer - 'Suspect Zero' APTN Los Angeles, 8th August 2004 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Aaron Eckhart - on telepathic remote viewing: "I mean I wouldn't call the 1-800 numbers at night, but I think that these guys are pretty genuine. If I had a child that was abducted I would definitely use them." PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 5. Film clip - 'Suspect Zero' APTN Los Angeles, 8th August 2004 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Elias Merhige, Director - on the US military's Stargate remote viewing programme: "it was a programme called Stargate that the American Intelligence community and the American military and central government put through millions of dollars at in the early nineteen seventies, and they put physicists together with psychics and asked them to come up with a methodology where the soldier out in the field could be taught to do something like this, like behaving psychically, to be able to see locations using nothing but their minds, that is at a considerable distance, and they found that they could." PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 7. Film clip - 'Suspect Zero' PARAMOUNT PICTURES EPK 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Russell Targ, Co-Founder of the Stanford Research Institute's Investigation into Psychic Abilities: "Recent years is the first time I cold use the words ESP and CIA in the same sentence without fearing about going to prison, because the most classified thing about our program is that it was supported by the CIA." PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 9. Film clip - 'Suspect Zero' PARAMOUNT PICTURES EPK 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Russell Targ: "There is no known limit to what a remote viewer can do; we've certainly described things all over the planet, we've described Chinese atomic bomb tests and Russian weapons factories, we've found a lost aeroplane in Africa and we were involved in the Iranian hostage cases, we described the health of the hostages during that time." PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 11. Film clip - 'Suspect Zero' APTN Los Angeles, 8th August 2004 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Carrie-Ann Moss - on choosing law enforcement roles: "I think I'm attracted to them and I think they're attracted to me, it's kind of like a circle, but I don't know, I don't think I was a policeman in another life, I just don't think so." PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 13. Film clip - 'Suspect Zero' APTN Los Angeles, 8th August 2004 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Aaron Eckhart - on staying in character: "You know if it's a hard day like that it's very difficult to let go because you work so hard to get that energy and then next day you wanna keep that energy, you wanna keep it close to you, so you're probably not the best idea for a dinner date, when you're doing torture scenes and that kind of stuff." PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 15. Film clip - 'Suspect Zero' APTN Los Angeles, 8th August 2004 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Aaron Eckhart - on Kingsley: "He's not a killer, he's not a very bad man, he's a gentle hearted sweetheart; very sensitive, you know I just try to get him to tell me stories, as many stories as he could, he's a legend for actors." PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 17. Film clip - 'Suspect Zero' APTN Los Angeles, 8th August 2004 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Aaron Eckhart - on Ben Kingsley wanting to be called 'sir: "I mean you know, these are honours given to people, if they want to be called that then you must honour them." PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 19. Film clip - 'Suspect Zero' APTN Los Angeles, 8th August 2004 20. SOUNDBITE (English) Aaron Eckhart (on what people can expect from the film): "A great thriller" 21. SOUNDBITE (English) Carrie-Ann Moss: "I think they can expect to see a film that they have never seen before." 22. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Kingsley: "The film is a labyrinth, and if you're prepared to walk through that labyrinth, to take the risk of walking through that labyrinth, I think the journey itself will be a sufficient enough a reward for the audience, if they can get through that labyrinth." PARAMOUNT PICTURES/UIP 23. Clip Trailer - 'Suspect Zero' SIR BEN STARS IN MIND'S EYE MURDER MYSTERY Sir Ben Kinglsey play's the serial killer of serial killers in a new mind bending thriller set in the desert wastelands of the south west USA. After botching a routine murder case in Texas, federal agent Thomas Mackelway (Aaron Eckhart, 'The Core') is sent to New Mexico as punishment. Upon arrival, he starts to receive faxes from a mysterious stranger named O'Ryan (Ben Kingsley - 'Gandhi,' 'The House of Sound and Fog') who is roaming around America, murdering the serial killers that law enforcement has failed to catch. With a clairvoyant ability to see his victims, O'Ryan believes that Mackelway is a crucial participant in his destiny, and travels to New Mexico to confront him. Teaming up with a fellow agent, Fran (Carrie-Anne Moss, 'The Matrix'), Thomas attempts to piece the clues together to figure out O'Ryan's ultimate goal. The film's story arc is created by O'Ryan's special powers, developed in a covert programme run by the CIA, inspired by the work of the Stanford Research Institute's Investigation into Psychic Abilities which did conduct covert experiments under the 'Stargate Programme' into harnessing mental powers to help fight the Cold War. Sir Ben Kingsley caused a few raised eyebrows while making his new movie - insisting everyone on set used his full title. Co-star Aaron Eckhart confirmed that the Oscar winning actor liked be referred to as 'sir' on set. According to American gossip columns some of the crew on 'Suspect Zero' were surprised at the formality having worked with other British knights like Sir Anthony Hopkins, who won't answer to anything more formal than "tony," and Sir Michael Gambon reportedly threatens actual violence to anyone who uses his title. FILM CLIP DETAILS 'Suspect Zero' Paramount Pictures 1 213 956 5000

FTG FOR ALEX PEREZ WNT / BEN CRUMP AND FAMILY AT GEORGE FLOYD DEATH SITE PRESSER / HEAD ON 12:34:20-12:34:55 BEN CRUMP AND FAMILY MEMBERS OF GEORGE FLOYD KNEELING BEFORE PRESSER MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Nationally renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump and family members of George Floyd will visit the site of George's deathand make comments on Wednesday, June 3 at 11am CST. WHO: Attorney Ben Crump, Family of George Floyd WHEN: June 3, 2020, at 11:15am CST WHERE: Site of George Floyd's death TVU 17 BEN CRUMP FLOYD FAMILY MEMORIAL PRESSER ABC UNI 123422 Crump kneels w- Floyd's son Quincy in prayer ***123505 Watch for Crump's hand gently caressing shoulder of Floyd's son (but feed breaks up) 123554 CRUMP>> I'm attorney Ben Crump, the lead attorney for the family of George Floyd, and recently arriving in Minneapolis is his son Quincy Mason. He's going to make a few remarks to you. Understand, this is a young man who is brokenhearted and this is very emotional for him. 123621 Now, we come here today, to this spot, to remember George Floyd who was tortured, who was tortured to death, and so we thank the Minnesota Governor for bringing human rights charges against the Minneapolis Police Department because we absolutely believe that he was tortured in the last eight minutes and 46 seconds of his life. 123657 Witness Donald Williams, yesterday, who was the person in the video saying "you all are going to kill him," likened it to suffocation like a fish out of water, gasping for air. The independent autopsy performed by the family concluded that George Floyd was starving for air. 123725 He needed a breath, and the ambulance that came here to pick him up from this very spot was the hearse for George Floyd. And so, we are demanding justice based on the autopsy findings but, more importantly, what the entire world has seen now with their eyes that they cannot unsee. 123758 The autopsy, the medical reasons' cause of death was mechanical asphyxiation, based on the knee to his neck and the two to his back that was compressing his lungs, not allowing them to circulate air and blood to his brain. He died because he was starving for air. He needed a breath. [long pause] And so we're demanding justice. ****123829 We expect all of the police officers to be arrested before we have the memorial here in Minneapolis, Minnesota, tomorrow. (applause) Because we cannot have two justice systems in America. One for black America and one for white America. 123901 We must have equal justice for the United States of America. And change is going to come in the tragic killing of George Floyd and I proclaim with his son as my witness, that change starts today. (applause) 123935 We are confident that attorney general Keith Ellison is working feverishly to do the right thing and what is the right thing? To make sure that George Floyd's family is afforded justice by holding these officers accountable to the full extent of the law. Each and every one of those four officers. 124007 Attorney General Ellison has a track record as champion of civil rights for those who are marginalized, for people like George Floyd because black lives matter and George Floyd's life mattered too. Quincy is going to make a few remarks. I'll try to take a few questions and then we're going to let him go receive the rest of his family at the airport and then we will keep you updated. 124041 We fully expect there to be an announcement with these officers being arrested and we will give you the family reaction when that happens but right now, I introduce to the world, Mr. Quincy Mason, George Floyd's son, to say a few remarks on behalf of him and his family. Talk as loud as you can. 124104 MASON>> Every night with my family, try and get justice for my father. No man or woman should be without their fathers. And we want justice for what's going on right now. And I appreciate everyone showing support and love. I thank y'all for that. CRUMP>> This is so emotional. MASON>> So emotional. Q>> Quincy, we've seen so many protests around the world including Australia about what happened to your father. A lot of people there are protesting about what's happened to indigenous people of color in custody in Australia. Do you have any message to them about what has happened? 124157 MASON>> I just want to thank them for supporting my family, and to see justice for this. Q>> How important is change? This is a pivotal moment in our country because of what happened. How important is change? What do you want to see happen? 124211 MASON>> We need change. This can't happen to anybody else. [CRUMP ATTEMPTS TO INTERVENE] Q>> Question, did you learn about the death of your father on TV like everybody else? Is that the first time you -- ? MASON>> No. CRUMP>> His family notified him. MEMORIAL ATTENDEE>> [inaud] We love you, man. CRUMP>> Thank you all. Thank you very much. [applause] 124236 Q>> What charges [applause cont.] what charges -- CRUMP>> [MASON LEAVES MICS] Keep him right there. Okay. No, keep him right there. Keep him right there. Keep him right there. Q>> What charges are you expecting today? What do you expect the three other officers to be charged with? 124248 CRUMP>> We are expecting these officers to be charged as accomplices for the killing of George Floyd. (turns around) Hold on, I want to make sure everybody's -- (inaud) -- he's not going to say anything. 124305 Alright. Q>> ..based on what we saw in that video --- 1244314 CRUMP>> Obviously, as the police chief said, these officers are complicit by their silence, but we now know based on the audio from their body cam video that they also are accomplices because their failure to act when they knew that they did not have a pulse. Remember, one officer said, he doesn't have a pulse, maybe we should turn him over on his side. However, officer Chauvin said no, we're gonna keep him in that position. 124351 To us, that is intent, and that's why the family is calling for first degree murder charges against officer Chauvin for having his knee in his neck, and equally important is the fact that those two knees in his back for not one minute, not two minutes, not three minutes, not four minutes, not five minutes, not six minutes, not seven minutes, not eight minutes, but almost nine minutes. Eight minutes and 46 seconds, George Floyd begged for air. 124435 He called out for Quincy's grandmother. He called out to anybody who would listen. It seemed like the lay people on the street were listening. The people who refused to listen were the people who were supposed to listen. It was supposed to be the police who were meant to protect and serve George Floyd, because George Floyd was an American citizen and George Floyd was a human being. George Floyd deserved humanity. 124516 And also, the system needed to be listening to George Floyd. Not just the police, but the prosecutors, the criminal justice system, the judges, the legislators, the president, America needed to be listening when George Floyd said I can't breathe because when he couldn't breathe, none of us could breathe. And so this is a tipping point. This is a tipping point. 124552 This moment is a tipping point to change America and see if America truly believes in the words of Thomas Jefferson, that ****we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equally. That they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. That amongst them, are life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. 124623 Well, America, that means black people too. ATTENDEE>> That's right! [applause] CRUMP>> Did that answer your question, George? Okay. Q>> What do you say to -- CRUMP>> Two quick questions. Q>> What do you say to the officers who did not intervene? What do you say to them? 124647 CRUMP>> You know, the family of George Floyd watched the video in agony. You've seen Philonise, You've seen Rodney. You've seen Bridget. You've seen Terrence. You've seen his children. They are horrified at what they witnessed on this video. I think every human being who has any humanity in them are horrified what they see on this video. 124725 The only question is, why weren't those police officers horrified? And so ***the family's statement to those police officers are they are just as guilty for the death of George Floyd as Officer Chauvin. They all participated and when people tried to help, the officer took out mace, went down to Williams and the emt, the witness who was there. 124753 They threatened them. That we won't let you give humanity -- even though we're not going to give humanity, we won't let you give George Floyd any humanity. And so the message is clear. Do your job to the people who are responsible for doing justice. Because all the world is watching. All the world is watching! All the world is watching. All the world is watching. All the world is watching! [ Chanting ] 124828 [ALL THE WORLD IS WATCHING CHANT] Q>> Question from the BBC. What do you think of the way the world has responded? What do you think of the way the world has responded? And also, how America has responded? 124856 CRUMP>> The response of the world has been heartening to this family. The entire family have been very heartened. They receive it as a blessing, that George Floyd's life mattered to more than just them. It is very important to note who George was. 124927 There are videos on social media that George believed in peaceful protests. Brandon Williams, who was George's nephew, who was like a father to Brandon, said that they talked almost every day and during the Ferguson protests, during the Baltimore protests, and just recently, during the Sacramento protests, you had George Floyd praying for peaceful protests. 125003 You know, the forensic scientist Dr. Michael Baden and Dr. Alicia Wilson who did the family's autopsy said that George died because he needed a breath. And so I am imploring, along with George Floyd's family, for all of us to take a breath for peace. Let's take a breath for justice. 125037 Let's take a breath to heal our country and, most importantly, let's take a breath for George Floyd, as we get ready to memorialize him this week, and lay him to his final rest on next Tuesday. Let's take a breath this week to heal the country and to remember George. 125103 Let's follow George's example. He would have wanted peaceful protest. He wants everybody to use their voice, but he wants them to do it in a constructive way. So as we get ready to memorialize on tomorrow at North Central University with all his family, I also want us to remember that Breonna Taylor, the young lady executed in the sanctity of her own home in Louisville, Kentucky, birthday would be on Friday. 125139 So let's take a breath for Breonna as well. Let's take a breath for Ahmaud Arbery as well. Let's take a breath for Terence Crutcher as well. Let's take a breath for Pamela Turner who was killed in Houston. Let's take a breath for Alton Sterling who was killed in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. 125200 Let's take a breath for philando Castile, who killed here in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Let's take a breath for laquon McDonald who was killed in Chicago, Illinois. Let's take a breath for Sandra bland, who was killed in Texas. Let's take a breath for Natasha Mckenny, who was killed by police in Virginia. Let's take a breath for stephone Clark, who was killed in Sacramento, California. 125226 Let's take a breath for Cory Jones, who was killed in palm beach, Florida. Let's take a breath for Botham Jean, who was killed in his own apartment in Dallas, Texas. Let's take a breath for Eric Garner, who was killed in Staten Island, New York. Let's take a breath for Freddie gray, who was killed in Baltimore, Maryland. Let's take a breath for Walter Scott, who was killed in south Carolina. Let's take a breath for Jamar Clark who was killed here in Minneapolis. Let's take a breath for -- ATTENDEE>> Tycel Nelson, northside, Minneapolis. Tycel! CRUMP>> Let's take a breath for Michael Brown, who was killed in Ferguson. 125309 Let's take a breath for 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who was killed in Cleveland, Ohio by the police. Let's take a breath for Trayvon Benjamin Martin who was killed in Sanford, Florida, let's take a breath for Emmett Till, who was killed in Mississippi. Let's take a breath collectively for all of the marginalized and disenfranchised and dehumanized people. 125344 Whether black, brown, white, or red, who were killed unjustifiably, who were killed unnecessarily, and who was killed senselessly, because they are American citizens, one, they are human beings, two, and finally, we should all remember, they are children of god. Thank you so much. We will respond to you when we get the announcement. ###

FISH AQUARIUMS, INCLUDING ONE ONLY FILLED WITH PIRANHAS. PEDS, HUGE CROWDS CROSSING STREET IN TOKYO, ETC DX GLACIER NATIONAL PARK hazy WS mtn, mtn with snow midway down. WS mesa type mtn. Cars stopped on road thru park, traffic jam ;DX cars move again, ridiculously oversized pick-up truck with tiny camper & cute red bus from the 1940s go by VAR mtns along valley, lake in FG. FS ground squirrel eating bits of food thrown by unseen tourist, a couple more squirrels show up FS waterfall. WS edge of valley. Jagged mtn with snow around middle. FS ground squirrel sitting up on its hind legs, runs away VAR mtns, edge of valley, coniferous forest in valley. Canadian flag waving in wind. U.S. flag waving in wind; MOUNT RUSHMORE tourists walking towards visitor's center or is it a cafeteria. VAR faces on Mount Rushmore crying stone tears; South Dakota license plate with picture of Mt Rushmore. P-in sign along road, Mount Rushmore National Memorial Dusk LONDON, ENGLAND Piccadilly Circus billboards-like Times Square, Angel of Charity in 1st & 4th shots, Harrod's, row of theaters ;Late afternoon, Buckingham Palace with traffic in FG, lamps atop wall. Westminster Abbey, gothic, stained glass rosette ;A kind of god shot- sun peeking between cathedral and tree. Clocktower of Westminster abbey, Tilt-D small group of tourists ;Statues in alcoves (not the originals). Medieval looking statue in alcove. Painted crests. MS Big Ben an neighboring spires Close shot of Big Ben. WS Thames, Parliament & Big Ben, VAR. Westminster Bridge; NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA old southern plantation house, not the typical Southern Mansion. Statue of war hero riding horse CU's fingers pressing valves on tuba, drumsticks striking drum & cymbals, hands strumming banjo, sign French Marker Jazz Band CU fingers pressing valves on trumpet, playing trumpet. Street artist sketching portrait in pastels Steamboat/riverboat going by on the Mississippi, the Creole Queen, VAR details. Old New Orleans street scenes ;P-Out Bourbon Street sign. Traffic. Flags. Mule pulling cart. Silhouette man singing in club, interesting ;Those creepy legs swinging thru wall, neon sign Big Daddy's Bottomless Topples Table Top Dancing. Electric trolleys ;Not certain where this is: bird perched on pile, boat goes by in BG on either river or canal. Man fishing from small pier ;Boat on river/canal/estuary, moss hanging from trees in FG. L-Shot moss on tree GALVESTON, TEXAS gentle waves rolling ashore, shorebirds diving into surf, white fish jumping, Gulf of Mexico; LAKE CONROE, TEXAS man fishing from boat on calm lake, it might be raining. P-In ducks swimming around dock. WS from shore ;Small island in lake. Lakefront houses, overcast day. Track bird flying low over the lake, maybe an Anhinga skimming over lake CU shore lapped by tiny waves, moss covered rocks. WS lake, dead tree in FG. WS large bldgs along lake, maybe hotels or lodges ;Construction vehicle crane scooping mud up from bank, barely visible egret in FG. Barge moving along shore ;WS luxury hotel on shore. Pair of coots on smooth lake. WS with near shore in FG. Tunnel opening up into lake, maybe a storm drain Water begins flowing from tunnel into lake, maybe from water treatment plant, water pouring over concrete ledge into canal ;Lakefront houses, mansions. WS lake, water rippling in gentle wind. WS houses along shore. Track speedboat, track bass boat Construction along shore. Pan artificially raised shore to lake. Nice shot of sunlight sparkling in water. Track coot swimming WS marina. Bass boat. Men in motorboat approaching camera. Marina, reflection of sun on lake U/W FISH/AQUARIUM unusual fish in large freshwater aquarium, also turtles swimming around, fish which resemble piranhas Catfish in aquarium, fish sitting on bottom, CU fish opening & closing its mouth (could be talking), turtle, cat fish; Turtles fighting turtles snapping at each other, looks like they're arguing, fight ends suddenly, one snaps at onlooker, fight resumes Various fish swimming around, actual piranhas with red bellies. Marine aquarium, unusual reef fish with long beaks Orange fish, bright blue fish with yellow tail, black white & yellow butterflyfish, weird blue fish with beak/snout; DX VAR Indian elephants in zoo, elephant raising trunk, male trumpeting (no sound). Downtown TOKYO, JAPAN crowds crossing street Closer shot of peds, WS showing stopped traffic. Interesting low angle WS as crowd begins crossing street, a human tide More closer shots, faces in crowd. WS as crowd begins crossing

<p><pi><b>This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Supers/Fonts: </b> Collierville Police Chief Dale Lane</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Story Location: </b> Collierville</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>State/Province: </b> Tennessee</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Shot Date: </b> 07/11/2023</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>URL: </b> https://www.actionnews5.com/2023/07/11/patient-shoots-kills-healthcare-worker-collierville/</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Notes and Restrictions: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Newsource Notes: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Story Description: </b></p>\n<p>Elements:</p>\n<p>19453682 WMC DNT: police presser sots...vo of scene, squads outside clinic...3rd/photo of dr credit: Campbell Clinic...file vo of 2021 Kroger mass shooting...vo of police and squads...FS statement from the clinic...3rd/web roll article showing him named a top doctor...file virtual intvw shot with the dr by WMC last week on kids fireworks safety...3rd/Cleveland Clinic file vo of kids playing with sparklers...3rd party/FB tribute posts...more from presser</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Wire/StoryDescription:</p>\n<p>COLLIERVILLE, Tenn. (WMC) - Campbell Clinic confirmed late Tuesday night that Dr. Benjamin Mauck, a Memphis hand surgeon, was shot and killed by a patient at their clinic in Collierville on Tuesday.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The shooter was arrested outside the clinic shortly after.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Collierville police have not released the name or age of the accused shooter but did say this was a targeted incident.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Its bad. Its horrific. Its terrible, said Collierville Police Chief Dale Lane.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Collierville Police Department was called to the clinic just after 2 p.m. Officers were on the scene within five minutes of the call.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Police at Campbell Clinic in Collierville</p>\n<p>Police at Campbell Clinic in Collierville(Action News 5)</p>\n<p>Police say a patient fatally shot Dr. Mauck in an exam room.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Officers found the suspect on Poplar Avenue near the entrance of the clinic with a gun on his person. Police say he was taken into custody without incident.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>So, this appears to be a one-on-one interaction that occurred within an exam room, said Chief Lane. This was not a mass shooting situation that we experienced at Kroger several years ago, nothing like that.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>In a Tuesday press conference, Chief Lane referenced the September 2021 grocery store shooting that left one Kroger customer dead and 13 others injured.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Collierville police offered active shooter training after that tragedy, and Lane said that training helped the Campbell Clinic staff deal with this horrific event.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>They were practicing what they had been trained, said Lane, and folks, that made a difference. It absolutely makes a difference.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Hours after the shooting, Campbell Clinic identified the victim as Dr. Mauck, an orthopedic surgeon who specialized in elbow, hand and wrist surgeries.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Action News 5 interviewed Dr. Mauck last week for a report on firework-related injuries in children during the Fourth of July holiday.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dr. Mauck was also just named one of the Top Doctors in Memphis by a nationally recognized group.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Earlier today, we experienced a single shooter event inside our Collierville clinic.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>We are shocked and heartbroken to confirm the incident resulted in the tragic loss of one of our highly respected and beloved physicians, Dr. Ben Mauck. We ask that you please lift his family in prayer.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>During this difficult time, we will be working through many details and will keep you updated as we are able.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>We have decided to close all Campbell Clinic locations tomorrow, July 12 and will communicate the reopening of all facilities at a later time.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>We appreciate our local law enforcement officers who responded within minutes. We will continue to work closely with authorities as this remains an active investigation.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Our priorities remain Faith, Family and Patient Care. At this time, we ask for your prayers for the entire Campbell Clinic family, as well as for the privacy of Dr. Maucks family.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Irina Ollar, director of marketing and PR at Campbell Clinic</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>In addition to working at Campbell Clinic, Dr. Mauck was also on staff at Le Bonheur Childrens Hospital.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dr. Trey Eubanks, interim president and surgeon-in-chief at Le Bonheur Childrens Hospital, sent this statement to his staff in response to the tragic news:</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"We were shocked to learn that Campbell Clinic and Le Bonheur surgeon Ben Mauck tragically was killed today at his clinic in Collierville.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"Ben was a friend to so many of us a respected member of our Le Bonheur family, a beloved colleague and a dedicated physician to so many patients.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"We already miss him.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"His death is an unthinkable tragedy, and I am at loss at what to say. I am so sorry to those who loved and knew him, for those who worked alongside him every day.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"I am also grateful to this team, all of you. And I encourage each of you to be gentle with each other during this time. Ask for support and offer it when needed. We will all be affected by this loss in some way.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"We will schedule debriefings and offering spiritual care and EAP sessions.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"Please keep the entire Campbell Clinic family and especially Bens family in your thoughts and prayers."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Dr. Trey Eubanks, interim president, surgeon-in-chief at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital</p>\n<p>Investigators have not released a motive for the shooting.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>I would say dont live your life in fear, ok? said Chief Lane. We just have to be observant. Pay attention to our surroundings. Do as the people at Campbell Clinic did today when it began, they reacted the way that they were trained.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>All Campbell Clinic locations will remain closed until further notice.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Station Notes/Scripts:</p>\n<p>Script:</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE PKG]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***PKG***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[item]L3rd DR. BENJAMIN MAUCK SHOT AND KILLED AT CAMPBELL CLINIC IN COLLIERVILLE////////[/item]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE SOT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NAME:NO SUPER FOR CHIEF LANE AT TOP/SOT TOO QUICK!!</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>AT:15:14</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>TO:15:16</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>DURATION:0:02]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***SOT FULL***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><"It's bad. It's horrific. It's terrible." ></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***CONT VO***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Collierville Police Chief Dale Lane...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:CAMPBELL CLINIC CRIME SCENE]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Says a male patient of Campbell Clinic on Poplar shot and killed an employee around 2pm Tuesday afternoon.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW DR. MAUCK'S PIC PLZ]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Clinic officials confirm the victim is orthopedic hand surgeon Dr. Benjamin Mauck.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>***CHIEF LANE***</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[item]L3rd CHIEF DALE LANE/COLLIERVILLE POLICE DEPT.///////////[/item]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[item]L3rd DR. BENJAMIN MAUCK SHOT AND KILLED AT CAMPBELL CLINIC IN COLLIERVILLE////////[/item]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE SOT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NAME:CHIEF DALE LANE/COLLIERVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NUMBER:12:46-50 BUTT TO 15:07-15:13</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>AT:0:00</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>TO:0:10</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>DURATION:0:10]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***SOT FULL***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><"So this appears to be a one on one interaction that occurred within an exam room. This was not a mass shooting situation that we experienced at Kroger several years ago. Nothing like that."></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***CONT VO***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW COLLIERVILLE KROGER SHOOTING FILE VIDEO HERE PLZ]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Chief Lane's referring to the September 2021 shooting that left one Kroger customer dead, 13 others injured.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW COLLIERVILLE PD CARS FROM KROGER OR CAMPBELL SHOOTING]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Collierville PD offered active shooter training after that tragedy.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:CRIME SCENE VIDEO FROM TODAY]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Lane says that training helped the Campbell Clinic staff deal with today's horrific event.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE SOT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NAME:CHIEF DALE LANE/COLLIERVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>AT:17:03</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>TO:17:09</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>DURATION:0:06]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***SOT FULL***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><"They were practicing what they had been trained in active shooter. Folks that makes a difference. It absolutely makes a difference."></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***CONT VO***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:FULLSCREEN GFX: CAMPBELL CLINIC STATEMENT]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> In a statement...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Campbell Clinic said:</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> "We are shocked and heartbroken to confirm the incident resulted in the tragic loss of one our highly respected and beloved physicians, Dr. Ben Mauck. We ask that you lift his family in prayer."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW DR. MAUCK IN MEMPHIS MAGAZINE PLZ] </p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Dr. Mauck was just named one of the Top Doctors in Memphis by a nationally recognized group.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW HIS ZOOM INTERVIEW/GIRL WITH SPARKLER]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> And less than a week ago...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Action News 5 talked to Dr. Mauck...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> About kids and fireworks safety for the 4th of July.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE SOT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NAME:NO SUPER HERE/NO SUPER HERE/NO SUPER HERE!!!!</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>AT:9:15</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>TO:9:24</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>DURATION:0:09]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***SOT FULL***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><"If we can get the word out..to keep kidsyou knowsafe from fireworksyou knowkeep any kids hand safefrom my standpointit's worth it."></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***CONT VO***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW FB POST]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Devastated patients posted to social media:</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> "Sorry to hear what happened to the great doctor. Prayers for his family."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[Notes:SHOW FB POST]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> "Praying for his family, staff, colleagues and patients. This is a true loss. He was super talented and skilled."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***TRACK***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p> Collierville Police have not released a motive in the shooting.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[TAKE SOT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NAME:CHIEF DALE LANE/COLLIERVILLE POLICE DEPT</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>NUMBER:21:05-:06 BUTT TO: 21:14-21</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>AT:0:00</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>TO:0:09</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>DURATION:0:09]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>{***SOT FULL***}</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><"I would say don't live your life in fear, ok? We just have to be observant. Pay attention to our surroundings. Do as the people at Campbell Clinic did today when it began, they reacted the way that they were trained and I commend them for that."></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VIDEO SHOWS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VO SCRIPT</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SOT</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--TAG</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p></p>

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NAME: FILE HESTON 20080406E TAPE: EF08/0368 IN_TIME: 10:11:39:11 DURATION: 00:03:16:10 SOURCES: ABC/Various DATELINE: Various - File RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOTLIST: ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/INTERNET ++MUST COURTESY PARAMOUNT PICTURES++ 1. Various clips of actor Charlton Heston in movie "The Ten Commandments" ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/INTERNET Charlotte, North Carolina, USA - 20 May 2000 2. Various of National Rifle Association (NRA) members at gun display 3. People looking at guns 4. Heston on stage at NRA function holding gun, UPSOUND (English) of Charlton Heston saying "From my cold dead hands!", to applause 5. Heston holding gun at NRA meeting ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA OR INTERNET ++MUST COURTESY MGM++ 6. Various of Heston in chariot race in movie "Ben Hur" 7. Close-up of Heston speaking in movie (film not known) ++MUST COURTESY 20TH CENTURY FOX++ 8. Various of Heston painting as Michaelangelo in movie "The Agony and the Ecstasy" 9. Medium of Heston, UPSOUND: "I will paint man as God made him in the glory of his nakedness." ++CLIENTS MUST COURTESY 20TH CENTURY FOX++ 10. Various of Heston in movie "Planet of the Apes" ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA OR INTERNET Location and date unknown 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Charlton Heston: "I've been very lucky in my life. The chances I've had as an actor and director. And you sort of feel you have a responsibility to pay it back." ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA OR INTERNET ++MUST COURTESY MCA HOME VIDEO++ 12. Heston talking into headset in movie "Airport 1975" 13. Various of Heston in movie "Earthquake" ++MUST COURTESY AMPAS - ACADEMY AWARDS 1978++ Los Angeles, California, USA - 1978 14. Heston waving to crowd 15. Various of Heston walking on stage to receive award at Academy Awards VNR Los Angeles, California, USA - August, 2002 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Charlton Heston: "I'm neither giving up nor giving in." (Speaking after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's) ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA OR INTERNET Date and location unknown 17. Wide of Heston onstage acknowledging applause ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA OR INTERNET Washington, DC, USA - August 2003 18. Heston receives Presidential Medal of Freedom from US President George W. Bush AP PHOTOS - No Access Canada/For Broadcast use only - Strictly No Access Online or Mobile ++AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO TO BE USED ONLY TO ILLUSTRATE NEWS REPORTING OR COMMENTARY ON THE FACTS OR EVENTS DEPICTED IN THIS IMAGE++ Rome, Italy - 29 April 1958 19. STILL - Heston poses in character, in the title role of the motion picture "Ben-Hur" at Cinecitta' studios AP PHOTOS - No Access Canada/For Broadcast use only - Strictly No Access Online or Mobile Manchester, New Hampshire, USA - 21 October 2002 20. STILL - Heston addresses gun owners as National Rifle Association president AP PHOTOS - No Access Canada/For Broadcast use only - Strictly No Access Online or Mobile Munich, Germany - March 1, 2002 21. STILL - Close-up of Heston during a news conference BEN HUR STAR DIES AT 84 Nancy Reagan was heartbroken over Charlton Heston's death. President Bush hailed him as a "strong advocate for liberty," while John McCain called Heston a devotee for civil and constitutional rights. Even Michael Moore, who mocked Heston in his gun-control documentary "Bowling for Columbine," posted the actor's picture on his Web site to mark his passing. Heston, who died Saturday night at 84, was a towering figure both in his politics and on screen, where his characters had the ear of God (Moses in "The Ten Commandments"), survived apocalyptic plagues ("The Omega Man") and endured one of Hollywood's most-grueling action sequences (the chariot race in "Ben-Hur," which earned him the best-actor Academy Award). Better known in recent years as a fierce gun-rights advocate who headed the National Rifle Association, Heston played legendary leaders and ordinary men hurled into heroic struggles. "In taking on epic and commanding roles, he showed himself to be one of our nation's most gifted actors, and his legacy will forever be a part of our cinema," Republican presidential candidate McCain said in a statement that also noted Heston's involvement in the civil-rights movement and his stand against gun control. Heston's jutting jaw, regal bearing and booming voice served him well as Marc Antony in "Julius Caesar" and "Antony and Cleopatra," Michelangelo in "The Agony and the Ecstasy," John the Baptist in "The Greatest Story Ever Told" and an astronaut on a topsy-turvy world where simians rule in "Planet of the Apes." "Charlton Heston was seen by the world as larger than life," Heston's family said in a statement. "We knew him as an adoring husband, a kind and devoted father, and a gentle grandfather with an infectious sense of humor. He served these far greater roles with tremendous faith, courage and dignity." The actor died at his home in Beverly Hills with his wife, Lydia, at his side, family spokesman Bill Powers said. He declined to comment on the cause of death or provide further details Sunday. One of the biggest box-office draws of the 1950s, '60s and '70s, Heston's work dwindled largely to small parts and narration and other voice roles from the 1980s on, including an uncredited cameo as an ape in Tim Burton's 2001 remake of "Planet of the Apes." Shirley Jones, who co-starred with Heston in one of his last leading roles in the 1999 drama "Gideon," said his talent as an actor sometimes is forgotten because of the epic characters he played. "To me, he was the consummate leading man. He was tall, he was handsome, he was sensitive, he was gruff when he had to be. He was a great cowboy, he was perfect for those historical roles," Jones said. "He could do everything, and there aren't many actors around today who could." In 2002, near the end of his five years as president of the NRA, Heston disclosed he had symptoms consistent with Alzheimer's disease. The disclosure was soon followed by an unflattering appearance in Moore's 2003 best documentary winner "Bowling for Columbine," which took America to task for its gun laws. Moore used a clip of Heston holding aloft a rifle at an NRA rally and proclaiming "from my cold, dead hands." The director flustered the actor in an interview later in the film by pressing him on his gun-control stance. Heston eventually walked out on Moore. Moore's Web site, www.michaelmoore.com, on Sunday featured a photo of Heston, the date of his birth and death and a note from the actor's family requesting that donations be made to the Motion Picture and Television Fund in lieu of flowers. There was no other reaction on the site from Moore about Heston's death. Moore did not immediately respond to e-mail and phone requests seeking comment. Jones, who worked with Heston on "Gideon" near the beginning of his tenure as NRA president, said she discussed gun control with him and came to respect his stand, even though she disagreed with it. She said he told her his family grew up poor in the country and "had to go out and kill a deer if we wanted meat." "He was a caring, sweet gentleman who believed in his country," Jones said. "He believed the Constitution said it's OK, we have to defend ourselves." Like fellow conservative Ronald Reagan, Heston served as president of the Screen Actors Guild. Former first lady Nancy Reagan said in a statement that she was heartbroken to hear of his death. "He was one of Ronnie's and my dearest friends," she said. "I will never forget Chuck as a hero on the big screen in the roles he played, but more importantly I considered him a hero in life for the many times that he stepped up to support Ronnie in whatever he was doing." Current Screen Actors Guild president Alan Rosenberg called Heston "a capable and visionary union leader" in a Sunday statement. Bush - who in 2003 presented Heston the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor - called Heston a "man of character and integrity, with a big heart." California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who had Heston as a co-star in 1994's "True Lies," said in a statement that Heston "entertained millions of people around the world during his legendary film career." "He cared deeply about his craft and he loved his family, his work and his country with all his heart," Schwarzenegger said. Decades before his NRA leadership, Heston was a strong advocate for civil rights in the 1960s, joining marches and offering financial assistance. Civil-rights leaders in Los Angeles held a moment of silence in Heston's memory Sunday after an unrelated news conference. Heston had contributed and raised thousands of dollars in Hollywood for Martin Luther King Jr.'s movement, said Earl Ofari Hutchinson, president of the Los Angeles Urban Policy Round Table. "We certainly disagree with his position as NRA head and also his firm, firm, unwavering support of the unlimited right to bear arms," Hutchinson said. But, he added, "Charlton Heston was a complex individual. He lived a long time, and certainly, there were many phases. The phases we prefer to remember were certainly his contributions to Dr. King and civil rights." Fans remember Heston for some of the most epic moments on film: Parting the Red Sea as Moses in "The Ten Commandments," cursing his self-destructive species as he stumbles on the remnants of the Statue of Liberty in "Planet of the Apes," tearing hell-bent through the chariot race in "Ben-Hur." "Ben-Hur" earned 11 Oscars, the most ever until 1997's "Titanic" and 2003's "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" tied it. Born Charles Carter in a Chicago suburb on Oct. 4, 1923, Heston grew up in the Michigan wilderness, where his father operated a lumber mill. Heston took up acting after serving in the Army during World War II. He took his professional name from his mother's maiden name, Charlton, and the last name of his stepfather, Chester Heston, whom she married after his parents' divorce. After his movie debut in two independent films by a college classmate, Heston was put under contract by producer Hal B. Wallis ("Casablanca"). Cecil B. DeMille cast him as the circus manager in "The Greatest Show on Earth" and then as Moses in "The Ten Commandments." He followed with Orson Welles' "Touch of Evil," William Wyler's "The Big Country" and the sea saga "The Wreck of the Mary Deare" before "Ben-Hur" elevated Heston to the top of Hollywood's A-list. His later films included "Earthquake," "El Cid," "The Three Musketeers," "Midway" and "Soylent Green." In recent years, Heston drew as much publicity for his crusades as for his performances. In addition to his NRA work, he campaigned for Republican presidential and congressional candidates and against affirmative action. He resigned from Actors Equity, claiming the union's refusal to allow a white actor to play a Eurasian role in "Miss Saigon" was "obscenely racist." He attacked CNN's telecasts from Baghdad as "sowing doubts" about the allied effort in the 1990-91 Gulf War. Heston also feuded with liberal Edward Asner, one of his successors as Screen Actors Guild president. In a statement Sunday, Asner said Heston "was a worthy opponent and certainly helped create work for a lot of actors." When Heston stepped down as NRA president, he told members his time in office was "quite a ride. ... I loved every minute of it." Heston and his wife had a daughter, Holly Ann, and a son, Fraser Clarke, who played the infant Moses in "The Ten Commandments." In the 1990s, Heston's son directed his father in several TV and big-screen films, including "Treasure Island" and "Alaska." The Hestons celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1994 at a party with Hollywood and political friends. They had been married 64 years when he died.

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THE IRAQI MILITARY SAID TUESDAY IT LIBERATED ONE OF THE LARGEST DISTRICTS IN WESTERN MOSUL -- HAY AL-TANAK -- FROM ISIS.
THE LONG AND BLOODY STRUGGLE GRINDS ON --
BUT THE ULTIMATE TARGET IS RAQQA, IN SYRIA, THE CAPITAL OF THE SO-CALLED ISIS CALIPHATE.
GETTING ANY INFORMATION ABOUT LIFE THERE IS CLOSE TO IMPOSSIBLE 
BUT CNN"S BEN WEDEMAN HAS SPOKEN TO A WOMAN WHO NOT ONLY LIVED IN RAQQA FOR TWO YEARS, BUT WAS MARRIED TO A SUCCESSION OF ISIS FIGHTERS -- AGAINST HER WILL.

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ISLAM AND AHMED MET ONLINE, LOOKING FOR THEIR "HAPPILY EVER AFTER" THROUGH A MUSLIM DATING SITE.

BUT INSTEAD OF LOVE AND CONTENTMENT, THEIR MARRIAGE LEFT ISLAM, TRAPPED IN A LIVING NIGHTMARE.

FAST FORWARD FOUR YEARS -- AND THREE HUSBANDS - AND SHE AND HER TWO SMALL CHILDREN ARE CAUGHT IN LIMBO IN NORTHERN SYRIA.

ISLAM MITAT IS FROM MOROCCO; AHMED KHALIL WAS ORIGINALLY FROM KABUL IN AFGHANISTAN, BUT HAD MOVED TO THE UK AND BECOME A BRITISH CITIZEN BY THE TIME THEY MET ON MUSLIMA.COM.

THE SITE IS ONE OF A HANDFUL OF NICHE MATCHMAKING SERVICES (BRAZILCUPID.COM, INTERRACIALCUPID.COM, IRANIANSINGLESCONNECTION.COM) RUN BY CUPID MEDIA, WHOSE SLOGAN IS "CONNECTING SINGLES WORLDWIDE."

MITAT DREAMED OF A CAREER AS A FASHION DESIGNER, AND SAW A BRITISH HUSBAND AS A WAY OUT OF HER DRAB EXISTENCE IN THE MOROCCAN TOWN OF OUJDA, NEAR THE ALGERIAN BORDER.

MONTHS AFTER THEIR FIRST ONLINE ENCOUNTER, KHALIL TRAVELED TO MOROCCO WITH A WOMAN HE SAID WAS HIS SISTER. HE MET MITAT"S FAMILY, AND PROPOSED MARRIAGE, SHOWING THEM BANK STATEMENTS TO PROVE HIS INTENTIONS WERE SERIOUS.

"He was a normal person," MITAT RECALLS, THOUGH SHE SAYS HE DID MAKE HER SWAP HER REGULAR CHOICE OF CLOTHING -- TIGHT JEANS AND T-SHIRTS - FOR LONG DRESSES.

AFTER THEY WERE MARRIED, THE COUPLE TRAVELED TO DUBAI, AND FROM THERE TO JALALABAD, AFGHANISTAN, TO MEET AHMED"S FAMILY.

MITAT SAYS SHE ONLY STAYED IN AFGHANISTAN FOR A MONTH, BECAUSE OF THE SECURITY SITUATION THERE, BEFORE RETURNING HOME TO MOROCCO. 

KHALIL WENT BACK TO DUBAI, BUT SHORTLY AFTERWARDS HE CALLED HER WITH NEWS. "He told me had a job in Turkey," she says, "and we"re going to go for a holiday too, me and him."

THE "HOLIDAY" GOT OFF TO A STRANGE START. INSTEAD OF HEADING TO A RESORT OR A HOTEL, THE COUPLE FLEW TO GAZIANTEP, ON SOUTHERN TURKEY"S BORDER WITH SYRIA.

A MAN WHO SPOKE ONLY TURKISH DROVE THEM TO A HOUSE FULL OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN WERE IN ONE ROOM, THE MEN IN ANOTHER, MITAT SAYS.

SHE WAS CONFUSED, AND ASKED THE OTHER WOMEN WHERE THEY WERE GOING. "WE"RE GOING HIJRA," THEY EXPLAINED. TO SYRIA.

HIJRA WAS THE JOURNEY OF THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD AND HIS FOLLOWERS, THE FLEDGLING MUSLIM COMMUNITY, FROM MECCA TO MEDINA IN 622 TO ESCAPE PERSECUTION. IN A MODERN CONTEXT, IT SIGNIFIES ESCAPE FROM THE TYRANNY OF THE ENEMIES OF ISLAM TO THE REALM OF THE FAITHFUL.

"When we were in Dubai he told me, "I have for you a surprise, but I will give it to you in Turkey." This is the surprise: to go in Syria," she says.

WHEN SHE OBJECTED, KHALIL"S RESPONSE WAS BLUNT.

"You are my wife and you have to obey me," she says he told her.

MITAT SAYS SHE WANTED TO TELL TURKISH BORDER OFFICIALS ABOUT HER PREDICAMENT, BUT SAYS THAT AS SHE AND THE OTHERS APPROACHED THE SYRIAN BORDER, THE GUARDS OPENED FIRE SO THEY RAN INTO SYRIA. WHEN ASKED ABOUT THE INCIDENT ON THE BORDER, A TURKISH POLICE SPOKESMAN SAID HE COULD NOT SHARE INFORMATION ABOUT INDIVIDUAL CASES.

ONCE INSIDE THE COUNTRY, THEY HEADED TO THE NEARBY TOWN OF JARABLUS, TO A GUESTHOUSE FOR "MUHAJARIN" -- THOSE WHO WERE MAKING HIJRA TO THE SO-CALLED CALIPHATE - LIKE THEM.

MITAT SAYS THE PLACE WAS PACKED WITH PEOPLE FROM "EVERYWHERE" -- THE UK, CANADA, FRANCE, BELGIUM, TUNISIA, MOROCCO, ALGERIA AND SAUDI ARABIA.

NO SOONER HAD THEY ARRIVED, THAN KHALIL WAS SENT OFF FOR A MONTH OF MILITARY TRAINING, LEAVING MITAT, WHO WAS NOW PREGNANT, BEHIND.

ONCE HE"D BEEN TRAINED UP, ISIS SENT KHALIL TO FIGHT. HE WAS KILLED ON HIS FIRST DAY, IN THE BATTLE OF KOBANI.

AFTER HIS DEATH, MITAT SAYS SHE WAS TERRIFIED AND DIDN"T KNOW WHAT TO DO; BANNED FROM TALKING TO ORDINARY SYRIANS, SHE WAS FORCED TO STAY WITHIN THE MUHAJIRIN COMMUNITY.

SHE MOVED IN WITH HER HUSBAND"S BROTHER AND HIS FAMILY, WHO HAD ALSO TRAVELED TO SYRIA, BUT WHEN HER BROTHER-IN-LAW WAS KILLED TOO, ISIS MOVED HER INTO A GUESTHOUSE, WHERE SHE STAYED UNTIL HER SON, ABDULLAH, WAS BORN.

AS KURDISH FIGHTERS CLOSED IN, ISIS TOLD MITAT SHE HAD TO MARRY AGAIN AND GET OUT OF THE AREA TO SAFETY, SO SHE WED A FRIEND OF HER FIRST HUSBAND, A MAN KNOWN AS ABU TALHA AL-ALMANI (HIS NAME MEANS "THE GERMAN").

HE TOOK HER TO MANBIJ, NORTHEAST OF ALEPPO, BEFORE MOVING AGAIN, THIS TIME TO RAQQA AS KURDISH FORCES CLOSED IN.

A MONTH AFTER THEY GOT THERE, MITAT SAYS SHE DIVORCED ABU TALHA BECAUSE HE WOULDN"T LET HER LEAVE THE HOUSE. 
SHE SAYS FEAR PLAYED A MAJOR ROLE IN HER DECISION NOT TO LEAVE IMMEDIATELY. ISLAM SAYS SHE WAS TOLD THAT OTHER PEOPLE WHO TRIED TO LEAVE HAD THEIR CHILDREN TAKEN AWAY OR WERE FORCED INTO WEEKS OF INTENSE ISLAMIC STUDIES.

ALL THE WHILE, MITAT WAS TRYING TO ESCAPE WITH LITTLE ABDULLAH.

ISIS DID ITS BEST TO KEEP HER AND OTHER MUHAJARIN AWAY FROM LOCAL SYRIANS WHO MIGHT HELP THEM, AND SMUGGLERS HESITATED TO HELP, BECAUSE THEY FACED EXECUTION IF CAUGHT. OTHERS ASKED EXORBITANT FEES -- AS MUCH AS USD $5,000 -- ACCORDING TO MITAT.

EVENTUALLY ISIS COMPELLED HER TO MARRY FOR A THIRD TIME, THIS TIME TO A MAN WHO MITAT DESCRIBES AS A GENTLE SOUL, CALLED ABU ABDALLAH AL-AFGHANI. 

THIS NAME - GIVEN TO HIM BY ISIS -- INDICATES HE WAS OF AFGHAN ORIGIN. MITAT, THOUGH, SAYS HE WAS INDIAN, AND THAT HIS MOTHER LIVED IN AUSTRALIA. SHE SAYS HE MAY HAVE BEEN AN AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL.

ALTHOUGH ISIS PROPAGANDA VIDEOS PORTRAY LIFE IN RAQQA AS A BELIEVER"S PARADISE, MITAT SAYS IT WAS ANYTHING BUT. 
IT"S "like you"re dead, it"s not life," she recalls.

SHE SAYS SHE WAS "ALWAYS SCARED, ALWAYS HEARING BOMBS, GUNS, SHOOTING." IN RECENT MONTHS, FOOD BEGAN RUNNING SHORT, AND POWER AND WATER CUTS GREW LONGER.

MITAT HAD A SECOND CHILD, MARIA, WITH HER THIRD HUSBAND, BUT THE MORE DIFFICULT THE SITUATION BECAME, THE MORE EAGER SHE WAS TO ESCAPE.

SHE SAYS ISIS FORCED ABU ABDALLAH TO HELP DEFEND THE TOWN OF TABQA, UP THE EUPHRATES RIVER FROM RAQQA, FROM US-BACKED KURDISH AND ARAB FIGHTERS. HE WAS KILLED SHORTLY AFTERWARDS. 

THIS WAS MITAT"S OPPORTUNITY TO FINALLY LEAVE RAQQA.

KEEPING HER HUSBAND"S DEATH A SECRET FROM NEIGHBORS AND ACQUAINTANCES, SHE SOLD OFF ALL HER POSSESSIONS AND USED THE MONEY TO PAY SMUGGLERS TO GET HER SAFELY TO A KURDISH YPG CHECKPOINT.

THE YPG, OR PEOPLE"S PROTECTION UNIT, A MARXIST GROUP THAT HAS BEEN FIGHTING ISIS ACROSS NORTHERN SYRIA, HANDED MITAT AND HER TWO CHILDREN, ABDULLAH, WHO IS ALMOST TWO, AND 10-MONTH-OLD MARIA, OVER TO INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS WHO INTERROGATED HER AND WERE EVENTUALLY CONVINCED SHE WAS TELLING THE TRUTH. 

THE FAMILY IS NOW STAYING IN A YPG SAFE HOUSE IN NORTHEASTERN SYRIA.

THE YPG HAS CONTACTED THE MOROCCAN EMBASSY IN BEIRUT, WHICH DECLINED TO COMMENT TO CNN ABOUT HER CASE. HER FATHER IN MOROCCO HOPES KING MOHAMED VI WILL SEE CNN"S REPORTS ABOUT HIS DAUGHTER AND STEP IN TO BRING HER HOME.

MITAT, THOUGH, ISN"T SO EAGER TO RETURN. SHE"S WORRIED ABOUT THE SAFETY OF HER CHILDREN.

SHE HOPES THAT BECAUSE THE FATHER OF HER FIRST CHILD IS A BRITISH NATIONAL, THE FAMILY WILL BE GIVEN BRITISH PASSPORTS. 

OR, SHE SAYS, SHE HOPES TO MOVE TO AUSTRALIA TO LIVE WITH THE MOTHER OF HER LAST, LATE HUSBAND, ABU ABDALLAH AL-AFGHANI.

BUT MORE THAN ANYTHING, AFTER HER ODYSSEY FROM MOROCCO TO DUBAI TO AFGHANISTAN TO TURKEY TO SYRIA, SHE"S CONFUSED.

"I DON"T KNOW WHERE I WILL GO," SHE SAYS. "I DON"T KNOW BECAUSE MY LIFE IS DESTROYED."

 AND IT ALL STARTED WITH A CLICK ON A WEBSITE.
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FTG FOR ALEX PEREZ WNT / BEN CRUMP AND FAMILY AT GEORGE FLOYD DEATH SITE PRESSER / CUTS MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Nationally renowned civil rights attorney Ben Crump and family members of George Floyd will visit the site of George's deathand make comments on Wednesday, June 3 at 11am CST. WHO: Attorney Ben Crump, Family of George Floyd WHEN: June 3, 2020, at 11:15am CST WHERE: Site of George Floyd's death TVU 17 BEN CRUMP FLOYD FAMILY MEMORIAL PRESSER ABC UNI 123422 Crump kneels w- Floyd's son Quincy in prayer ***123505 Watch for Crump's hand gently caressing shoulder of Floyd's son (but feed breaks up) 123554 CRUMP>> I'm attorney Ben Crump, the lead attorney for the family of George Floyd, and recently arriving in Minneapolis is his son Quincy Mason. He's going to make a few remarks to you. Understand, this is a young man who is brokenhearted and this is very emotional for him. 123621 Now, we come here today, to this spot, to remember George Floyd who was tortured, who was tortured to death, and so we thank the Minnesota Governor for bringing human rights charges against the Minneapolis Police Department because we absolutely believe that he was tortured in the last eight minutes and 46 seconds of his life. 123657 Witness Donald Williams, yesterday, who was the person in the video saying "you all are going to kill him," likened it to suffocation like a fish out of water, gasping for air. The independent autopsy performed by the family concluded that George Floyd was starving for air. 123725 He needed a breath, and the ambulance that came here to pick him up from this very spot was the hearse for George Floyd. And so, we are demanding justice based on the autopsy findings but, more importantly, what the entire world has seen now with their eyes that they cannot unsee. 123758 The autopsy, the medical reasons' cause of death was mechanical asphyxiation, based on the knee to his neck and the two to his back that was compressing his lungs, not allowing them to circulate air and blood to his brain. He died because he was starving for air. He needed a breath. [long pause] And so we're demanding justice. ****123829 We expect all of the police officers to be arrested before we have the memorial here in Minneapolis, Minnesota, tomorrow. (applause) Because we cannot have two justice systems in America. One for black America and one for white America. 123901 We must have equal justice for the United States of America. And change is going to come in the tragic killing of George Floyd and I proclaim with his son as my witness, that change starts today. (applause) 123935 We are confident that attorney general Keith Ellison is working feverishly to do the right thing and what is the right thing? To make sure that George Floyd's family is afforded justice by holding these officers accountable to the full extent of the law. Each and every one of those four officers. 124007 Attorney General Ellison has a track record as champion of civil rights for those who are marginalized, for people like George Floyd because black lives matter and George Floyd's life mattered too. Quincy is going to make a few remarks. I'll try to take a few questions and then we're going to let him go receive the rest of his family at the airport and then we will keep you updated. 124041 We fully expect there to be an announcement with these officers being arrested and we will give you the family reaction when that happens but right now, I introduce to the world, Mr. Quincy Mason, George Floyd's son, to say a few remarks on behalf of him and his family. Talk as loud as you can. 124104 MASON>> Every night with my family, try and get justice for my father. No man or woman should be without their fathers. And we want justice for what's going on right now. And I appreciate everyone showing support and love. I thank y'all for that. CRUMP>> This is so emotional. MASON>> So emotional. Q>> Quincy, we've seen so many protests around the world including Australia about what happened to your father. A lot of people there are protesting about what's happened to indigenous people of color in custody in Australia. Do you have any message to them about what has happened? 124157 MASON>> I just want to thank them for supporting my family, and to see justice for this. Q>> How important is change? This is a pivotal moment in our country because of what happened. How important is change? What do you want to see happen? 124211 MASON>> We need change. This can't happen to anybody else. [CRUMP ATTEMPTS TO INTERVENE] Q>> Question, did you learn about the death of your father on TV like everybody else? Is that the first time you -- ? MASON>> No. CRUMP>> His family notified him. MEMORIAL ATTENDEE>> [inaud] We love you, man. CRUMP>> Thank you all. Thank you very much. [applause] 124236 Q>> What charges [applause cont.] what charges -- CRUMP>> [MASON LEAVES MICS] Keep him right there. Okay. No, keep him right there. Keep him right there. Keep him right there. Q>> What charges are you expecting today? What do you expect the three other officers to be charged with? 124248 CRUMP>> We are expecting these officers to be charged as accomplices for the killing of George Floyd. (turns around) Hold on, I want to make sure everybody's -- (inaud) -- he's not going to say anything. 124305 Alright. Q>> ..based on what we saw in that video --- 1244314 CRUMP>> Obviously, as the police chief said, these officers are complicit by their silence, but we now know based on the audio from their body cam video that they also are accomplices because their failure to act when they knew that they did not have a pulse. Remember, one officer said, he doesn't have a pulse, maybe we should turn him over on his side. However, officer Chauvin said no, we're gonna keep him in that position. 124351 To us, that is intent, and that's why the family is calling for first degree murder charges against officer Chauvin for having his knee in his neck, and equally important is the fact that those two knees in his back for not one minute, not two minutes, not three minutes, not four minutes, not five minutes, not six minutes, not seven minutes, not eight minutes, but almost nine minutes. Eight minutes and 46 seconds, George Floyd begged for air. 124435 He called out for Quincy's grandmother. He called out to anybody who would listen. It seemed like the lay people on the street were listening. The people who refused to listen were the people who were supposed to listen. It was supposed to be the police who were meant to protect and serve George Floyd, because George Floyd was an American citizen and George Floyd was a human being. George Floyd deserved humanity. 124516 And also, the system needed to be listening to George Floyd. Not just the police, but the prosecutors, the criminal justice system, the judges, the legislators, the president, America needed to be listening when George Floyd said I can't breathe because when he couldn't breathe, none of us could breathe. And so this is a tipping point. This is a tipping point. 124552 This moment is a tipping point to change America and see if America truly believes in the words of Thomas Jefferson, that ****we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equally. That they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. That amongst them, are life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. 124623 Well, America, that means black people too. ATTENDEE>> That's right! [applause] CRUMP>> Did that answer your question, George? Okay. Q>> What do you say to -- CRUMP>> Two quick questions. Q>> What do you say to the officers who did not intervene? What do you say to them? 124647 CRUMP>> You know, the family of George Floyd watched the video in agony. You've seen Philonise, You've seen Rodney. You've seen Bridget. You've seen Terrence. You've seen his children. They are horrified at what they witnessed on this video. I think every human being who has any humanity in them are horrified what they see on this video. 124725 The only question is, why weren't those police officers horrified? And so ***the family's statement to those police officers are they are just as guilty for the death of George Floyd as Officer Chauvin. They all participated and when people tried to help, the officer took out mace, went down to Williams and the emt, the witness who was there. 124753 They threatened them. That we won't let you give humanity -- even though we're not going to give humanity, we won't let you give George Floyd any humanity. And so the message is clear. Do your job to the people who are responsible for doing justice. Because all the world is watching. All the world is watching! All the world is watching. All the world is watching. All the world is watching! [ Chanting ] 124828 [ALL THE WORLD IS WATCHING CHANT] Q>> Question from the BBC. What do you think of the way the world has responded? What do you think of the way the world has responded? And also, how America has responded? 124856 CRUMP>> The response of the world has been heartening to this family. The entire family have been very heartened. They receive it as a blessing, that George Floyd's life mattered to more than just them. It is very important to note who George was. 124927 There are videos on social media that George believed in peaceful protests. Brandon Williams, who was George's nephew, who was like a father to Brandon, said that they talked almost every day and during the Ferguson protests, during the Baltimore protests, and just recently, during the Sacramento protests, you had George Floyd praying for peaceful protests. 125003 You know, the forensic scientist Dr. Michael Baden and Dr. Alicia Wilson who did the family's autopsy said that George died because he needed a breath. And so I am imploring, along with George Floyd's family, for all of us to take a breath for peace. Let's take a breath for justice. 125037 Let's take a breath to heal our country and, most importantly, let's take a breath for George Floyd, as we get ready to memorialize him this week, and lay him to his final rest on next Tuesday. Let's take a breath this week to heal the country and to remember George. 125103 Let's follow George's example. He would have wanted peaceful protest. He wants everybody to use their voice, but he wants them to do it in a constructive way. So as we get ready to memorialize on tomorrow at North Central University with all his family, I also want us to remember that Breonna Taylor, the young lady executed in the sanctity of her own home in Louisville, Kentucky, birthday would be on Friday. 125139 So let's take a breath for Breonna as well. Let's take a breath for Ahmaud Arbery as well. Let's take a breath for Terence Crutcher as well. Let's take a breath for Pamela Turner who was killed in Houston. Let's take a breath for Alton Sterling who was killed in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. 125200 Let's take a breath for philando Castile, who killed here in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Let's take a breath for laquon McDonald who was killed in Chicago, Illinois. Let's take a breath for Sandra bland, who was killed in Texas. Let's take a breath for Natasha Mckenny, who was killed by police in Virginia. Let's take a breath for stephone Clark, who was killed in Sacramento, California. 125226 Let's take a breath for Cory Jones, who was killed in palm beach, Florida. Let's take a breath for Botham Jean, who was killed in his own apartment in Dallas, Texas. Let's take a breath for Eric Garner, who was killed in Staten Island, New York. Let's take a breath for Freddie gray, who was killed in Baltimore, Maryland. Let's take a breath for Walter Scott, who was killed in south Carolina. Let's take a breath for Jamar Clark who was killed here in Minneapolis. Let's take a breath for -- ATTENDEE>> Tycel Nelson, northside, Minneapolis. Tycel! CRUMP>> Let's take a breath for Michael Brown, who was killed in Ferguson. 125309 Let's take a breath for 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who was killed in Cleveland, Ohio by the police. Let's take a breath for Trayvon Benjamin Martin who was killed in Sanford, Florida, let's take a breath for Emmett Till, who was killed in Mississippi. Let's take a breath collectively for all of the marginalized and disenfranchised and dehumanized people. 125344 Whether black, brown, white, or red, who were killed unjustifiably, who were killed unnecessarily, and who was killed senselessly, because they are American citizens, one, they are human beings, two, and finally, we should all remember, they are children of god. Thank you so much. We will respond to you when we get the announcement. ###

WASH 12 DONALD TRUMP PRESSER PALM BEACH FL POOL 031116 C16 WASH 9 DONALD TRUMP PRESSER PALM BEACH FL POOL CUTS 031116 C16 DONALD TRUMP 09:10:40 > Well, thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. It's a great honor, and last night's debate was fun. It was different. It got wonderful -- there were a lot of good feelings in that room, and I think it's something, frankly, that the Republican party needed, and today is something very, very special, because Dr. Ben Carson was respected by everybody. Everybody wanted his endorsement, and everybody loves him, and truly, truly admires what he's done. His life has been an incredible life. It's been an awe-inspiring life, and I just want to tell you that having his support really -- I think it just adds total credence to what I'm trying to do and what we're all trying to do. So I just want to introduce Dr. Ben Carson, special, special person. Special man. Thank you very much. BEN CARSON 09:11:35 >> Thank you. Well, thank you, Donald, and, you know, this whole process getting involved in the political process was something I never particularly intended to do, but, you know, I listened to the people, and it was really all about the people, and it continues to be all about the people. You know, it's not about the Republican party or the democratic party. It's about the people of America, and what I have been seeing recently is political operatives and parties once again trying to assert themselves and trying to thwart of will of the people. I find that that is an extraordinarily dangerous place to be right now, and, you know, I want the voice of the people to be heard. 09:12:27 I want the political process to play out in the way that it should play out, and, you know, I think the Republican party particularly will be very wise not to adopt, a let's stop this guy and promote this guy policy, but, rather, start thinking about, what are the things that are going to be helpful for America? Right now, you know, we're in a process of going off the deep end. We're going off the cliff for fiscally irresponsible, we're hating each other, destroying ourselves, a house divided against itself cannot stand. We're failing to take a leadership position on the world stage. Now, some people have said, well, why would you get behind a man like Donald Trump? 09:13:12 I'll tell you why. First of all, I've come to know Donald Trump over the last few years. He is actually a very intelligent man who cares deeply about America. There are two different Donald trumps. There's the one you see on the stage, and there's the one who's very cerebral, sits there, you can have a very good conversation with him, and that's the Donald Trump that you're going to start seeing more and more of right now. And some people said, but -- well, you know, he said terrible things about you. How can you support him? First of all, we buried the hatchet. That was political stuff. And, you know, that happens in American politics. The politics of personal destruction, all that. 09:14:09 It's not something that I particularly believe in or anything that I get involved in. But I do recognize it. It is a part of the process. We move on, because it's not about me. It's not about Mr. Trump. It's about America. And this is what we have to be thinking about. I have found that in talking with him that, you know, there's a lot more alignment, philosophically and spiritually, than I ever thought that there was. He will speak to that, but, you know, that actually surprised me more than anything. Because I do recognize how a person's image can be greatly distorted, having been the victim of that. I probably understand it better than anybody. And I think as the American people who we are focusing on, as they begin to see the real individual there, and those who are helping that individual, I think we're going to be comforted as a nation. 09:15:14 You know, we have to start working together. We cannot allow the agents of division to continue to separate us. As a nation, our strength is our unity. And we -- we just have to sort of ignore those people who are always trying to stir up strife, and I'm appealing to some degree to the media as well. You know, you're part of America, too, and should be interested in strengthening our nation. Not in creating divisions. Not in creating conflicts all the time. If we start having that American attitude that American spirit that made us great that took us to the pinnacle in no time at all, believe me, everybody will benefit from that. We're also talking about how can we make America a place that's successful for everybody. 09:16:11 You know, we have 330 million people. We're going to be competing with China, with 1.4 billion. India, 1.4 billion. We have to develop all of our people. You know, the people who are the down trodden in our society. We're not going toes people any favor by patting them on the head and saying, there, there. You poor little thing. I'm going to take care of all your needs. What we need to be doing instead is concentrating on things that allow them to climb out of the state of dependency and become part of the strength and fabric of this nation. That's what America is about. It's not about dependency and it certain isn't about socialism. You know, socialism is seen as the panacea by some who don't really understand it. I think a lot of young people think socialism is just being concerned about other people. 09:17:01 That's not what it is. It's cradle to grave government, and you let them take care of you, but you give them all of your money. You give them control of your life. They all end up looking the same way. A small group of elites at the top controlling everything. A rapidly diminishing middle class and a vastly expanded dependent class. That is not what made America great. Donald Trump talks a lot about making America great, but it's not just talk. He means it. 09:17:36 I'm going to be helping him. Others are going to be helping him. You know, one of the things that I've discovered in this country is we have some incredibly smart people. None of us knows everything, but when we begin to use those smart people effectively to accomplish the goals of America, you're going to see us once again begin to ascend to the pinnacle to a much higher pinnacle than we've ever achieved before and that's where America should be. Thank you so much. DONALD TRUMP 09:18:17 >> Thank you very much, Ben, and Ben and I were talking lengthily yesterday, and it was an amazing conversation. One of the things that I realized is, his great love is education, and he was telling me things about education, and it was so right-on, and it was so good, and it's such an important element for our country, and I said, Ben, congratulations. You just have to get involved with us with education, because our educational system in the United States, as you've heard from my speeches, were ranked at the bottom of the pack worldwide yet we spend the most money per pupil. By far. Not even close. Second doesn't even exist. Ben is going to get very much involved in that, and going to get very much involved in health care where he's an expert and even during the debates I'd always know, Ben when it came to health care and talking about health, Ben was in really a class by himself. So it's such an honor to have Ben. He's a friend. He's become a friend, and I really appreciate the endorsement, Ben. Thank you. Any questions, folks? Yes? Q: Mr. Trump -- >> David? 09:19:24 Q: Mr. Trump, two questions. First of all, did you guys, gently or formally apologize to each other for some of the nasty things you said on the trail? 09:19:33 >> Yeah. It's politics. It is politics. It's tough stuff. It's a tough business. I used to think real estate in Manhattan was tough. This is like -- this is a tough business, this politics. A lot of things happen in politics that don't happen anywhere else. So, yes. We understand that. Go ahead? Q: The question always coming up in big endorsements. Any discussion between the two of you men or promises made about a position for Dr. Carson in your administration either as a running mate or secretary of -- 09:19:57 >> No. I thought it was lovely. When Ben called, would you do this, do that? He just wants to help and feels strongly about what's happening and you see the kind of crowds we get. Crowds that are amazing and record-setting. I don't think there's ever been anything like it. Well, it's on the cover of every magazine. There's never been anything like it. Ben's seen that and Ben's going to have a big, big part. Maybe Ben doesn't know this yet, but Ben's going to have a big part. We want to keep that kind of talent. We want to keep.Yes? Q: Mr. Trump, do you see Mr. Carson, Dr. Carson, playing a policy role princely for your campaign or as a surrogate on the campaign trail going places you're not going?And when he says there are two Donald Trumps, do you agree with that characterization and could you amplify on it? 09:20:45 >> I probably do agree. There are probably two Donald trumps. The public version and people see that and I don't know what they see exactly but it seems to have worked over my lifetime but probably different I think than the personal Donald Trump. Ben said it very well today. Perhaps there are two Donald Trumps, but -- well, you know, I'm somebody that is a thinker. I'm a big thinker. And I have my ideas and they're strong, and typically they've worked out. And what I want to do is, you know, the theme and Ben alluded to it the theme I have for this entire campaign is "Make America great again" that's what I want to do. 09:21:22 Very simple. I want to make America great again. We have so many problems whether it's military, whether it's trade, whether it's borders, whether it's terrorism, we have so many problems. The debt. When you look at our debt. $19 trillion going up to $21 trillion in a very short fashion. So we're going to straighten things out and we're going to straighten them out correctly. Q: Policy or politics for you? 09:21:45 >> Doctor Carson is both. Dr. Carson is both but he's going to be very much on policy. Ben was always very strong on policy and he's going to be very much on policy. Q: Thank you, Mr. Trump. You've talked a lot about unity on the campaign trail and in the debate last night. Can you fill us in on outreach efforts making to capitol hill and also ask you an islamic state question after that. 09:22:05 >> We have been called by the biggest people in politics, not only Republican politics, but also the biggest people in Republican politics, and over the last couple of weeks, you saw Paul Ryan reached out, and terrific guy. I've always respected him, I've always liked him, and not necessarily agree on everything. I'm very strong or borders and security and I think Paul is, you know, I think he's going to have his views and I think probably certain things will change. But Paul Ryan reached out and we had a great conversation, and many other people at the top, top level. I sort of get a kick. I see you covering one person who is saying, Donald Trump must be stopped. I talked to them two days before, Donald, we have to come together. We've been contacted by many of the biggest people in Republican politics. Q: -- Congressional lawmakers as well. 09:22:56 >> They are really reaching out to us because they see what's happening. We're getting millions and millions of additional people. People that the Republican party has never had before. It's the biggest story. I said it last night at the debate. The biggest story in politics is what's happening. We are having millions and millions of people come out and vote for the Republicans. They get out. They register Republican. I've had so many people tell me, I've never voted Republican in my life. I left the Democrats in order to register as a Republican so I could vote for you. 09:23:26 Independents, Democrats, and you see it. We're up 65%, more than that. Millions of people more, and that's what I'm saying. The Republicans now want to embrace it.I see it. They want to embrace it. Tom? Q: Ask you about islamic state quickly. Last night in the debate you talk and potentially sending up positive 30,000 American troops to fight Islamic State -- more than president bush sent to Afghanistan after 9/11. 09:23:50 >> Let me tell you, we're gonna get rid of them and get back real soon. We have to get rid of ISIS. It's going to be up to the generals. We have to get rid -- generals have to play their own game. I want to find out we have the right general, Ben, right? We don't want to have the wrong general talking to us but we're going to find the right general, the right person or guy or woman. Q: And prepared potentially for a long war? >> No. It's going to be very quick. We're very powerful. We're going to use our power. Yes? 09:24:15 TOM LLAMAS: Mr. Trump two questions. First on the burying the hatchet with you and Dr. Ben Carson, you mentioned politics is rough. Do you personally regret any of the things said about Dr. Carson? 09:24:25 TRUMP: Funny, I thought about it yesterday. I have such respect for Ben. If you notice, the CNN poll came out 49-15. How do you like that, Ben? He wouldn't have been happy. But if you noticed, during this whole thing, nationally I'm talking about. Ultimately probably the most important. CNN comes out 49 -- a couple days ago. 49 for trump and 15 for the two others I think w'ere at 15. The one person that just kept sneaking up on me, I couldn't lose him, was Dr. Ben Carson. I could not lose that guy, and I was doing well and you know, Trump would be at 28 at that time. And I remember when it was 28, and -- Ben was 18. And then he was 19. And then the next week it was like 22. I said, whoa, whoa. What's this happening here? I don't like this. Right? And then he was 24. And then I had a pretty good poll where I took a little lead in one. And -- but then what happened is it was, I believe NBC, "Wall Street journal," who always gives me bad polls by the way, I have to tell you, I always have bad polls. 09:25:34 Oh, thank you for the nice things you always say about me. You are so nice. Thank you. Sitting next to David. Okay? Thank you very much. Always so nice. Now she's going to be bashful because she's embarrassed. But I just want to thank you. So, Ben, Ben would always, like, he'd be there and then we had one poll where Ben went ahead. The biggest story worldwide. I said, this guy is unbelievable. And so I started going after Ben. And it's politics. I mean, Ben understands that. And I was really impressed with the way he fought back, because he fought back with silence and strength. 09:26:11 And I even commented on it. Somebody else would have gotten -- wouldn't have gone well. His great confidence, in himself, I was very, very impressed. It is true. He's the one person -- I used the expression, I couldn't lose him. I couldn't shake him, he did so well and just go up, up, up, so steady, so solid, and I fought back and I hit him hard. And he, which is politics, and Ben understands that, and he understood that, because I talked to him about it yesterday, but he handled it with such dignity I frankly thought it was amazing and actually gained a lot of respect for him. Okay. 09:26:46 TOM LLAMAS: On that point though Mr. Trump you talked about the two Donald Trumps that maybe Dr. Ben Carson brought that up, would you say things like I wanna punch a protester in the face, or when you said the things about Dr. Ben Carson- is it just politics or are you playing a character there? 09:27:00 >> It's politics and it's fact. Let me just telling, we've had some violent people as protestors. Not just people saying, oh -- these are people that punch. People that are violent people. I get the biggest crowds, by far. Not even a contest and you people don't like to report it, but actually the one thing good about protestors is you have to go and go into these stadiums, massive stadiums with 25,000, 30,000 people and cameras never turn. The cameras never, ever turn and show the stadium. I always say turn and show the -- they don't. When there's a protestor up in the corner it's great. The cameras all turn because it's a negative as opposed to a positive so they turn. 09:27:41 We've had a couple that were really violent. The particular one when I said, I'd like to bang him. That was -- a very vicious -- a guy who was swinging. Very loud and then started swinging at the audience. You know what? The audience swung back. And I thought it was very, very appropriate. He was swinging. He was hitting people. And the audience hit back. And that's what we need. A little bit more of. Now, I'm not talking about just a protestor. This was a guy who should not have been allowed to do what he did. Frankly, if you want to know the truth, the police were very, very restrained. The police have been amazing, but the police were very, very restrained. Okay.Yes? Q: Mr. Trump, did the RNC ever come to you and I don't know if you know about the other candidates, but did they ever come to you and say this debate needs to be more civilized? >> No, they didn't. Q: They did not? Why do you think it was? 09:28:34 >> I just think it was time. It was time. Very substantive last night. I said before, a very elegant debate. It was very substantive. Ben came in, and he said it was a beautiful debate last night. It's gotten great reviews as a debate. I won't tell people I won, even though I did win, let me just say. I refuse to say that, "Time" magazine, 80, slate, 84. Fox, 91%, Fox. I don't believe it. New jersey.com -- so, we had a debate last night and I think I did what I had to do. I don't know. We've had enough debates, in my opinion. These debates have been, like -- like Vince Mcmahon should have put them on because they were WWE, and too much. I think that it really -- I think last night was something that was very important. That it come off like that, and we didn't speak -- and the candidates didn't speak about it, but it short of morphed into a very dignified debate. Yes? Q: Mr. Trump -- >> Go ahead, sir. Q: You said in the debate last night you haven't decided whether you'll accept fundraising for the general election. >> Accept what? Q: Whether you'll raise money for the general election. >> Yeah. Q: If you go that route doesn't it undermine your pledge to voters -- 09:29:50 >> I don't think so. I wouldn't be taking money. If anything the party would be taking money. I don't want money, but the party might take money.It's up to the party. That's up to them. Not up to me. Something I haven't given much thought to. I self-funded my campaign. I put in, I guess I'll be in for $50 million, $60 million. I am somebody that's a business person -- the money is sort of irrelevant but I have a natural instinct to be a little careful with money. That's the way I am, the way we have to be with our country. 09:30:24 I expect to have, you know, tremendous amounts of money in this by the time we finish. I guess right now, into, you would know better than me, maybe $30 million, maybe more. Others are in for $150 million and nowhere. They're out of the race. I'm very proud of the race we've woo run. Somebody said, he's only been doing this eight months, but I know the system better than anybody, and the reason I know, because I was on the other side of the system. When they talk about campaign finance laws all these different things I've been there and know it better and from the real side. Not from the politician's side. Yes? Q: Mr. Trump, I want to go back -- I want to go back to the, what major asked and Tom asked about what Dr. Carson said this morning on the radio and here about the two Donald trumps. So many people know and like you because of your public persona. Is that the real Donald Trump or something we don't see? 09:31:18 >> Well, it's an interesting question. I don't like to over analyze myself. But I will tell you that I try and be, you know, who I am. I want to be honest. Certain questions are asked of me and I give a straight answer as opposed to politically collect answer. I know the politically correct business answer better than anybody. Q: Would you answer differently in private? 09:31:38 >> I don't think so. I answer truthfully. We're at a point we have to start being truthful with the country. Like the question on Islam. I'm answering the question. I know the exact answer. I could have given an answer the other night to Anderson Cooper, which would have been perfect, nobody would have talked about it, it would have been fine but there is a problem. And we've got to find out what the problem is. We have to solve the problem. You're not going to solve the problem unless you know there is a problem. So I want to answer questions honestly and forthrightly, and even if I'm -- on a big stage with all of these tremendous numbers of cameras around I have to answer honestly. The only way we're going to solve the difficulties of our country. Yes, go ahead. Q: Mr. Trump, just along the same lines, so why are there two Donald Trumps? Did you at some point make a conscious decision to behave differently in public for -- 09:32:30 >> I don't think there are two Donald trumps. I think there's one Donald Trump but you have certainly, look, all of this and you have somebody else that sits and reads and thinks, and I'm a thinker and have been a thinker and perhaps people don't think of me that way because you don't see knee that forum but I am a thinker. I thought it was very nice what Ben said, actually, because it is another side of me. I'm a very deep thinker. I know what's happening. Okay? Q: -- Start seeing more of that side of you? Elaborate a little on that? 09:33:001 >> I'm going to work with Ben on so many different things, and -- I'll be honest, when I was with Ben yesterday the thing that most impressed me, I know all about his views on health care because I've heard them and I've always felt he knew more about it than the other people on the stage, and perhaps he should, because that was what he was doing. But I was most impressed with his views on education. It's a strength. And it's a tremendous strength. And so Ben's going to be involved with us in any aspect he wants to be but in particular on those two subjects. Okay? Yes. Q: More of the, this toned down version what we saw last night with Dr. Carson referring to as your cerebral side. Do you plan to tone down your performances as -- 09:33:48 >> Depends. You can't say. I didn't go there as a toned down person. I went and whatever happens happens. You have to be able, to swing with the punches and to be honest with you, I went there, I didn't know if I was going to be -- if I was hit I would have hit back. Now, there are those people that said to me, I was telling Ben yesterday, those people that said, it doesn't matter. Let them call you names. Let them do whatever they want. Stand there and take it. You're leading. You've got a substantial lead. Nobody's going to beat you. Don't do anything. And I said, I can't do that. When somebody hits, I have to hit back. So I thought they were very respectful yesterday. I thought frankly everybody did well. I thought it was, you know, I used the expression. I thought it was a very elegant debate last night. Go ahead. Q: Mr. Trump you said earlier you felt we had enough debates. There is potentially another debate scheduled on March 21st. Is your suggestion to the RNC at this point, guys, we've had enough? 09:34:43 I think we've had enough debates. How many times do you have to give the same answer to the same question? Do you agree with that Ben? Same question, same people, same everything. I think it'd be nice to finish off with this one. I thought CNN did a fantastic job last night I thought that Jake was a great moderator. It was just -- it was just a really nice way to finish off the debate season, but I thought -- I really think it's enough debates. I don't think there's any reason for the debates. I know they're getting very big ratings. By the way, Democrats are not getting ratings at all and our debates are getting very, very big ratings, but, you know, one of those things. I think we had enough. The net -- look, the networks want them. I don't think any of the candidates want them at this point. The networks very much want them. Q: Can you talk about also there's a phrase you've been using the last several days on the trails and interviews, you said embrace it to the Republican party you were asked about that earlier. As you move forward now and as the contests start to limit, what are you going to do? Are you going to find yourself surrounding yourselves with more people endorsing you, speaking on your behalf? 09:35:48 Well when I said embrace I was saying the Republican party should come together and embrace these millions of people that are going down and voting. Millions. South Carolina, New Hampshire. No matter where it is, the millions and millions of people. We've had -- I was going to bring down a list and I said I didn't want to bore you people but we've had some states that are up 102% from four years ago. 102%. There's something is happening that's beautiful to see. And these are people in many cases, as I said last night ,these are people that have never voted. Ben, I have people coming up, they said -- I'm talking about 40, 50, 60, 70 years old. So many people. They say Mr. Trump, I've never voted before and they've got a trump shirt on. I mean, they never put a political shirt on in their lives. They weren't political people. They never had confidence in the people that they were voting for and said -- I have had -- literally, when I shake hands with people or when I sign autographs, people are saying, I've never voted before, Mr.Trump. 09:36:48 But I am so proud to be voting and some go early voting. It's been an amazing thing. What I said to the Republican party, the establishment, if there is such a thing. I guess I used to be a member of the establishment eight months ago, but if there is such a thing -- I'm not sure that there is -- but I said embrace it. Instead of are fighting it, instead of fighting me like these people from club for growth. These are people that came to my office, they asked me for $1 million. I said, who are they? I don't even know who they are. Asked me for $1 million. I said, well, let me think about it. Then I found out who they are and I said I'm not wasting $1 million. Why give them a million dollars? Soon as I said that, they started doing negative ads. They went negative on me. If I would have given them $1 million they wouldn't be doing negative ads. They're extortionists. They're extortionists, that's all they are. And I look on television I see negative ads, which are all wrong. The ads are lies by the way. That's what you have. We should embrace it, the Republican party should grab this, and we will have a victory, like the Republican party has never had before. 09:37:49 One of the things Ben and I were talking about. I will win Michigan, that's not in the playbook for the Republican party. I think I have a chance to win New York, that's not in the playbook. Can you imagine if you win New York, you know they always talk about the six states you have to win, Florida, Virginia, you know, just go down the line. Pennsylvania. Ohio. You have to win certain states. If you lose one of them it's over for the Republican party. The fact is the structure. Structurally it's much more difficult for somebody to get elected from the Republican party. Everybody knows that. With me, I add a lot of states that aren't even in play for anybody else. I mean, I add all of the rust belt states. I own states that -- I will get states that are unbelievable. That are unthinkable for the Republican party. And we should embrace it. All right. A couple more and we'll -- Q: You said Dr. Carson would handle education for you. Here in Florida a lot of people worried about common core, it just came in a few years ago. But it's up to states to handle that. How would Dr. Carson do something about the issue a lot people have with common core? 09:38:50 Ben knows the education knows, he knows what's going on. I'm personally very opposed to common core I like local education. Ben feels very much the same way, and I think Ben is going to do a tremendous service for helping the states, because, you know, we want to see it. There's great love in education. When you circle those schools with the parents and the teachers and everything else, instead of some bureaucrat in Washington, you're going to do a lot better. Okay? Q: Have you had any conversations with Senate majority leader Mcconnell? 09:39:23 I have not yet. I'm sure I will, but I have not yet. Q: What is your reaction to the news that Mitch Mcconnell has been advising vulnerable senate Republicans on, you know, running away from you, if you were the nominee? 09:39:37 I'm sure that will change. Yeah? Q: Do you think that the Republican party leadership, those that are in Washington right now, are disconnected from the Republican base, the electorate? Is that who you are seeing as maybe potentially dividing, uniting the electorate against party leadership? 09:39:53 It's true. There's a big disconnection between the so-called leadership. I don't even know what the leadership is. I can't define the leadership because nobody knows what it is. But there's a big disconnect between the so-called leadership and the people, but the people to me are much more important. Because they're the ones doing the voting. That's why I'm standing up here and other people aren't. Q: Why do you think there's a big disconnect? What are they not understanding? 09:40:15 The Republican party lost its way. They've lost two elections they should have won. Certainly the last election they absolutely should have won, easily, that should have been an easy victory. In my opinion much easier than the one we have coming up and they lost. So the Republican party lost its way. The Republican party now, something has happened, call it a miracle, call it whatever you want to do, but they're talking about it all over the world. The biggest story in all of politics. One of the big stories of the world. The millions and millions of people that are pouring into the Republican party. Not to the Democrats, to the Republican party. And these are people that were disenfranchised, there are people that haven't had a pay increase in 20 years. These are people that have seen their jobs go to China. And to Mexico. And to Japan. And to Vietnam. And to every other country in the world but us. It's going to all end. It's going to end. Q: What will will you say -- >> Believe me, it's going to end. Q: If you get to the general election, Democrats what will you say to them? 09:41:14 One of the things -- let me tell you about the democratic voters, as you said. Democrat voters. I will tell you, one of the things we're going to do is, we are going to get so many -- it's already been proven so many Democrats have come and signed registration forms for the primaries where they're voting for me. They left. They said they've never done this in their lives. They had an expression, Democrats, for Reagan years ago. We're going to have Democrats for trump. But it's going to be much bigger we're going to get tremendous numbers of Democrats. I have people in Hollywood, friends of mine saying everybody out there is voting for you but they're not going to admit. I said why? Aren't you proud? No. Because I have a tough stance on crime, I have a tough stance borders. They all know I'm right. But they're liberal people, don't want to admit it, but they're going to vote for trump. Q: Ted Cruz recently acknowledged that this would come down to the convention? If it comes down to a convention fight what's your campaign doing? 09:42:11 Well I think we'll do it without a convention. I hope we're going do it without going into the convention without having a fight but I do feel and I said it strongly, whoever has the most delegates at the end of this trip should win. Q: Prepare for the possibility -- 09:42:25 Well, I'll prepare. But I'm hoping to prepare. Ohio should be great for me, because they're losing tremendous numbers of jobs. You've seen what's happened with the coal industry in Ohio. Q: [ Inaudible ]. 09:42:37 I think I'll beat John kasich. Yeah. I mean John Kasich he's been an absentee governor. He's been campaigning for the last -- he lived in New Hampshire. In fact, Chris Christie said that absolutely John kasich was there much more than him, which is true. And John kasich then went, as you know, to other states, to different states. Very big in South Carolina. He was there. He didn't win. Didn't win in New Hampshire. Right? Didn't win in Michigan. He guaranteed Michigan. He said, I will win Michigan, and I thought and I thought he said, you could correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought if said if I don't win Michigan I'd drop out because Michigan is his neighboring state, and I won Michigan in a landslide, and he was living there. So John has been, you know, not really there, and John's got some innate problems. He's very much in favor of trans-pacific partnership. Tpp. That will be the destruction of Ohio. Now that oil is down, Ohio got lucky because they struck oil and the budget went up more than any other budget in the United States. Higher than any other budget. 09:43:42 But they got lucky because oil was under their ground as opposed to some states where they don't have the oil. Now that prices of oil are down, Ohio's going to have a lot of problems. Maybe one or two more. Go ahead. Q: Just to be clear you won't be in Salt Lake City on March 21st for this next debate? 09:44:01 I didn't know there was a next debate. I thought we had our next debate last night. No? I have yet another -- look, there's been a ratings bonanza. I would do debates frankly if networks agreed to give all of the money let's say to the wounded warriors or to the veterans. Networks are making a fortune on these debates. Ratings for the debates are through the roof. Can I be honest, I think it's time to end the debates. No. I didn't know about a debate in Salt Lake City. Yeah? Q: To clarify, you've been hearing mostly from republicans like Paul Ryan. Have you personally reached out to anybody in the Republican party? 09:44:40 >> I'd rather not say but hearing by virtually everybody in the Republican party and they're congratulating me saying we're going to get together. They want to embrace, it look these are not stupid people. These are very smart people. They want to embrace it. What are they going to do? Take millions of the voters -- look at the polls. People are telling me this every time, when we want to went to Nevada, which we won. All of them. The people that work in the polling areas, they've been there 20-25 years, they love it. They do it. They're political people. Every single time I go they say,Mr. Trump, we've never seen anything like this. You go to Nevada, we'd stand here and the place would be empty all morning long and now you'd lines five blocks long, it's really been amazing thing. Yes, ma'am, absolutely. Go ahead. Q: Last night on the debate stage you said trade is an area you diverge -- the Republican party. >> Very much so. Q: Discussed a lot in the context of Ohio. How would you differ on trade from Hillary Clinton? 09:45:39 >> Well, Hillary's terrible on trade. She has no business instincts, doesn't have the energy or strength to get the right deals made. You need strength, stamina, you need a lot to get these deals come. They come at you in ways. To do these deals where they wrap them up, put 12 countries in one, TPP as an example, I want individual trade deals with individual countries. Some deals we'll make will be so good. Some countries treat us better than others. Some are worse. 09:46:07 China will take advantage of TPP. It's not in it now, but believe me, they will come through the back door. They're watching it so closely. I have so many friends in China.I have great respect for China. I'm not angry at China. I'm angry at our people. We have a trade deficit with China this year, $500 billion. It's unsustainable. We're going to change our trade deals, make grade deals. We're going to become a rich nation again. We cannot become a great nation until we are rich again. We can't afford social security, we can't afford anything. I'm going to save social security. There are so many things we can do it's going to go quickly, too. Okay yes? Q: A quick question about Dr. Carson, your addition to ten doors Mr. Trump over senator Cruz. You were open to endorsing one of the two. Why not senator Cruz? BEN CARSON 09:47:00 >> Well, first of all, we had a lot of excellent candidates. I think any of the 17 candidates who were running could have done a fine job. But one of the real factors for me is what will happen if we allow the political operatives to succeed in their endeavor to stop Donald Trump? I think it would fracture the party irreparably and hand the election to the Democrats, and they would get the picks in the supreme court and America would be forever changed. That's the big picture. It's a very big picture. It's not about me. It's not about Mr. Trump. It's about America. Q: Why not senator Cruz, ultimately? 09:47:52 >> Because I feel that Mr. Trump is willing to do what needs to be done to break the stranglehold of special interest groups, and the political class. Q: Are there any remaining hard feelings towards senator Cruz over what happened in Iowa? >> I've completely forgiven him. That's a duty one has as a Christian. 09:48:18 TOM LLAMAS: You said throughout your life god has led you to your most important decisions. This truly is an important decision. Did god lead you to Donald Trump? CARSON 09:48:27 >> I prayed about it a lot, and I got a lot of indications, people calling me that I haven't talked to for a long time saying, I had this dream about you and Donald Trump -- I mean, just amazing things. But I also -- tend to think that the way God speaks to you is by giving you wisdom, and that wisdom seems to me that if we allow this attempt to disrupt the will of the people to be successful, it will fracture the party in an irreparable way, and that will hand the election to people who, I personally believe, would destroy our country. 09:49:07 And the reason I say that is because, you know, Hillary Clinton was a great friend of Saul Wilensky. On a first-name basis when him as a student. He wrote the book "Rooms for radicals" and if you haven't read it, I recommend that you read it, and see the kinds of things that are recommended to change, fundamentally change, this nation from the great success we have to a socialist country. And the dedication page of that book says, dedicated to lucifer. I don't want anything to do with anything like that. Q: You talk and burying the hatchet. Did you have any kind of conversation with Mr. Trump like that with senator Ted Cruz? And did he ask you for your endorsement? 09:49:59 >> He did not specifically ask for an endorsement, but he did apologize, he said -- he wasn't really aware of what was going on. He didn't agree with it. Q: Dr. Carson, you said you were endorsing we the people. It sounds as if that intervening time between then and now you've evolved and the central focus, the effort to stop Donald Trump is what motivated you to endorse him. Is it his qualities or the movement against him that put you where you are? 09:50:36 >> It's about we the people. We need to empower the people. That is not going to be done through politics as usual, be that Republican politics as usual or be that Democrat politics as usual. It requires somebody who's is bit of an iconoclast, but someone who has the ability to listen and to make wise decisions. Q: Dr. Carson, do you think that going back to what Mr. Trump said, you have a lot of evangelicals that come out, and they were there when I was there, do you think that people will be representative of the American people, and do you think you can help bridge the gap with evangelicals and people of color now that you're endorsing Mr. Trump? 09:51:29 >> I hope we can bridge the gap with everybody. All the policies I have ever talked about and Mr. Trump is going to be on board with this too. We talk about things that are good for everybody, not for this group or that group. The whole concept of picking and choosing winners and losers is something that I think is antithetical to what we believe, don't you? And that is simply not -- would not happen with a trump administration. We would be looking at ways to do things that benefit all Americans, that create an equal playing field. Equality of opportunity. That's what we're looking for. And that doesn't mean that we're not sensitive to people who are downtrodden. 09:52:16 In fact, we're very sensitive to people who are downtrodden, and we'll be putting in place things that will allow those people to ascend. Many people have been placed in a position of dependency for generations. They don't even recognize what's going on. We have to change that. Q:: Dr. Carson, what are you doing to reverse the situation? [ Question inaudible ] CARSON >> I'll let Mr. Trump answer that question. Q: Do you see a future for yourself in politics, and even if there was no promise in this endorsement, would you be interested in serving in a potential trump administration? 09:53:01 >> I'm interested in saving America. My concern is our posterity. All the people coming after us. And we are destroying any possibility of the American dream to them with the policies that we're doing. I would be very interested in helping to achieve the goal of saving America and making it great absolutely. Q: You talk about Mr. Trump, two Donald Trumps, the one in public and the one in private. Does that worry you for the American voters? Should the voters know that second Donald Trump, and as that relates to you and Mr. Trump have sparred on a number of issues whether it's Muslim database or religion. Are we seeing a second Dr. Carson with this endorsement? 09:53:54 >> I don't think so. But my point being that there's a different persona. Some people have gotten the impression that Donald Trump is this person who is not malleable, who does not have the ability to listen and to take information in and to make wise decisions, and that's not true. Now, you might get that impression from looking at debates and looking at some of the public appearances, but he's much more cerebral than that and a much more reasonable person than comes across. 09:54:39 But as you well know, because you've heard me talk about it a lot, the media, they're very skillful at painting people certain ways, and it may not be who that person is at all, and that person can spend all their time trying to change the media or they can just move ahead. I think he's decided he's just going to move ahead and focus the attention on the American people, not so much on the media. I think that's the right way to do it. Q: Will you be hitting the campaign trail with him? >> We'll do some campaigning together. And the last question. Q: You said you would be interested in being a part of a potential trump administration. Have you been promised a V.P. Slot in exchange for this endorsement? 09:55:25 >> We have not talked about a role other than being involved and helping formulate policies and trying to make America great. That's the real key. And as was said by many, it is great, but the it is nowhere near as great as it can be, and a lot of the things that are in place and that have been in place and growing over the last few decades have led us to a place of incredible stagnation. We don't need to be there. And if we, once again, begin to embrace those policies that will create the atmosphere for entrepreneurial risk taking and capital investment, you will see an explosion like nothing you've ever seen before. We simply haven't been doing that. I don't think it's going to be that hard, and I don't think Mr. Trump thinks it's going to be that hard either. 09:56:28 TRUMP >> So, thank you all very much. Thank you very much. Great honor, and go outside. We have coffee and drinks. Enjoy yourselves. Thank you.

U.S COMMUNIST BENJAMIN DAVIS (BEN DAVIS), HOLDS A NEWS CONFERENCE BEFORE SPEAKING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA.