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Photographers, writers, and secretaries at work in the busy newsroom of The Washington Post. A writer checks the teletype machine from global news services for international reports. Superimposed images over the teletype show a riot and police response.

Handout of a tape about the shrinking ice caps in the Arctic Circle and how the global climate has been changing and its ecological or environmental implications. Tape contain satellite images of the arctic circle and graphics demostrating the dramatic shifts occurring presently. The hadnout is from NASA Goddard Space Center.

00:00:14:08 Two British policemen restraining a women demonstrator in England. Women marching to gain the right to vote. 00:00:52:07 Women viewed by men as being too irresponsible, should remain a man's status symbol and be sheltered from the rigors of life. 00:01:22:21 19th century fashions ladies fashions. Woman tightening 19th century Victorian corset to attain an hourglass figure with tiny waist. Couples in formal attire ballroom dancing. 00:01:52:14 Women factory workers in the progressive era 1880 to early 1900s. 00:02:26:06 Two women playing tennis; 19th century female tennis players. 00:03:44:18 Courting and marriage in the 19th century, couple riding bicycles, sign on horse drawn coach reads äóìjust marriedäó, couple and wedding party at train station and couple at Niagara Falls. 00:04:54:03 Woman doing household or domestic chores in the 19th century. Woman washing clothes by hand using a scrub board; woman ironing clothes with a vintage or antique äóìcast flat ironäó; wood burning vintage or antique cook stove. 00:05:43;11 Women working outside the home or women factory workers in the early 1900s. 00:06:19;23 Members of the Equality League of Self-Supporting Women founded by Harriott Eaton Stanton Blatch In 1907 (later renamed the Women's Political Union in 1910) in suffrage automobile parade. Women marching in support of the Susan B. Anthony Congressional women's suffrage petition of March 8, 1884. Women's suffrage movement signs reads äóìDemocracy Means Everyoneäó, äóìWe Want The Voteäó, äóìEqual Rightsäó, äóìWe're Citizens Tooäó. 00:06:52;00 The Women's suffrage movement in England (Great Britain), demonstrations and marches. Demonstrators carry a large banner with image of Emmeline Pankhurst. CU image of Mrs Pankhurst. Mrs Pankhurst being arrested by British police. British police pushing demonstrators back. Mrs Pankhurst's daughter Sylvia arrested by police. More scenes of the suffrage movement in Britain. 00:09:28;11 CU image of Emily Wilding Davison, a British militant suffrage activist in the early 1900s. Emily Wilding Davison stepping in front of King George V's horse Anmer at the Epsom Derby on June 4, 1913 sustaining injuries that resulted in her death four days later. Funeral procession for Emily Wilding Davison, a suffragette. 00:10:41;11 CU image of Alice Stokes Paul, a Quaker, a U.S. suffragist, feminist, and women's rights activist was the main leader and strategist of the 1910 campaign for the 19th Amendment to U.S. Constitution. Lillian Russell, an American actress and singer speaks up for women suffrage. 00:13:04;07 Front cover of 1912 Saturday Evening Post with sign that reads äóìVotes For Womenäó. 00:13:31;02 CU of Anna Howard Shaw, leader of the women's suffrage movement in the United States with Mrs. Lillian Capp. RESEARCH BOF pd na 681

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01:06 ""New York Cabbie"" by Skip Blumberg. Robert Demella, a NYC cab driver, rants about various subjects. On how to avoid getting scammed: ""You don't pick up drunks, teenagers or seedy types."" On TV: ""Only good for news...I'd like to take a sledgehammer and smash the TV...The TV set is the downfall of Western Civilization...People don't read anymore, people don't talk anymore, people don't think anymore...Our generation that grew up on TV is probably the STUPIDEST generation to come down the pike."" 06:02 ""Los Angeles Cabbies"" by Jay April. Various cabbies are interviewed about traffic in L.A. April finally gets in one cab, managing to have chosen a rather crazy person for a driver. This cabbie reports on his discovery of the password to the human mind, the word ""isos,"" which means ""equal to."" He expounds on his philosophy of life based on the concept of isos. 11:43 More ""Los Angeles Cabbie."" The cabbie integrates scientific formulas into his description of his philosophy. 13:12 Todd Alcott performance by Skip Blumberg. The 90's regular Todd Alcott rants about whether he should be concerned more about global warming or an ice age. 14:55 ""Taxi - Mambo"" by Lillian Liberman. Shots of taxis in Mexico City edited rhythmically to mambo music. Very colorful VW bugs and dense traffic. 16:25 More ""Los Angeles Cabbie."" ""L.A. is getting a subway system. It'll alleviate traffic problems."" 16:53 William Armento commentary by Nancy Cain. Armento, a L.A. subway designer comments on the growing need for cities to have viable subway systems. ""We are running out of fossil fuels...people may not be able to use their automobiles...subways run on electrical power which is more plentiful that fossil fuels...Solar and wind power? Not sufficient for a subway system, but perhaps could power a golf cart..."" 18:47 ""Solar Cars"" by V. Ndolo Dombe and Sergei Franklin. Solar Powered automobiles race in Switzerland. 22:18 More ""New York Cabbie. Demella continues to rant: ... ""It feels like we're on the verge of a new Dark Ages...the Roman Empire circa 573 AD...instead of the Mongols and the Huns we have the Japanese and Koreans from the east with video cameras, tape decks, camcorders and TVs..."" 30:11 ""1950s Chevrolet Commercial."" 31:30 ""Pan Am Flight #11"" by Skip Blumberg. On a flight from Frankfurt, Germany to New York, the pilots show us aerial maps and discuss jet lag. 33:48 ""Shadow Traffic.? A piece about Shadow Traffic, a Chicago traffic reporting service. A man advises us that ""traffic is a variation on a theme...it's the same thing every day."" 35:03 Excerpt from ""Once a Star"" by Tom Weinberg and Joel Cohen. ""Once a Star"" was a show profiling former professional athletes. This segment focuses on Nathaniel ""Sweetwater"" Clifton, former NBA player who broke the NBA color barrier. Today (in his 60's) he drives a cab in Chicago. He has no pension and no bitterness, claiming only that ""the U.S. is a great country."" 39:39 More ""New York Cabbie."" Demella: ""I have a Buddhist approach to cab driving...I don't look for fares, fares find me."" ""You don't let it get to you. If you do, you'll be homicidal in two months on this job..."" 40:26 ""Hobo"" by Tom Finerty. Excerpt from the Emmy Award winning documentary that examines the quickly vanishing vagabond culture in the United States. The song ""Big Rock Candy Mountain"" plays from radio HOBO over close-ups of various hobos and passing landscapes. 45:47 ""Cars and Owners"" by Chip Lord. Lord interviews Skip Blumberg about his new 1978 Plymouth Valiant. Skip: ""I like this car because it looks very normal and regular...I don't care too much for cars, really...As long as it works and I don't hate it, it's fine."" He talks about how he decided to buy the car and has us listen to the engine. At the end, he has us look in the trunk - ""You know what I keep around here - my real set of wheels!"" and rolls away on his roller skates. y 42:26 ""The Motorist"" by Chip Lord. A man recounts his earliest memories about cars over dream-like images. 49:37 ""1960 Edsel Commercial"" 50:33 ""1960 Presidential Campaign Ad: Nixon. Nixon talks to us onscreen about his abilities to defend America. ""America's defenses should be strong enough to keep us out of the war, powerful enough so that Communists know that we can't be pushed around."" ""Vote for Nixon and Lodge - they understand what peace demands."" 51:55 ""Washington DC Cabbie"" by Eddie Becker. Becker asks: How do you handle people in taxis? Cabbie: ""You agree with whatever they say...there's no tip if you make them mad."" 53:08 More ""New York Cabbie"" (this time the piece is by Esti Marpet). Demella continues: ""There's no short term fixes on any problems in New York City...I hate quick fixes, I hate sound bytes, I can smell a fraud a mile away...if a fare is overly friendly...he's got no money."" 55:33 More ""Los Angeles Cabbie."" ""Traffic in L. A. is okay weekends, impossible during the week...A cab is a one room schoolhouse...I sell you a ride and we talk."

GLOBAL WARMING B-ROLL FED FROM LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA COAST -- VENICE BEACH 10/14/97 18:04:31 AERIAL PAN OF COAST 18:04:54 AREIAL PAN OF COAST/BEACH AND SHORELINE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION HANDOUT VIDEO ****EVERYTHING BELOW IS NOAA MATERIAL **** 18:06:00 SCIENTIST IN FRONT OF MAP 18:07:07 PAN OF OCEAN 18:07:40 SCIENTIST WORKING IN OCEAN -- MIXED 18:08:11 PULL FROM MAP 18:08:21 SCIENTISTS WORKING IN FRONT OF COMPUTER 18:08:24 SATELLITE IMAGERYG 18:08:57 SS OF PLANE FLYING OVER COAST 18:09:14 PAN FROM COMPUTER IMAGE OF EARTH TO SCIENTIST 18:10:31 AERIAL SHOT OF OCEAN

In Ottawa, Minister of Finance Don Mazankowski responds to a reporters question about the 1992 Canadian federal budget, including corporations, manufacturing, and globalization, and the effort to keep companies and jobs in Canada. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

FOR THE FIRST TIME, A TEACHER IS USING A 3-D PROJECTION SYSTEM-MUCH LIKE THE HOLOGRAM PROJECTIONS IN THE "STAR WARS" SERIES.

World Health Organization representative Dr. David Heymann discusses the difference in the severity of the SARS outbreak in China and Canada. Brief clip of healthcare workers dressed in personal protective equipment while working in a hospital. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

At the 3M facility in Aberdeen, South Dakota, the production of respirators is ramping up.3M says the masks protect you from breathing in small particles in the air that may be harmful.Nikki McCullough is a global safety leader with 3M. She says using the respirators correctly is key."You want to use your fingers and really form the nose clip," she explained while putting the respirator on. If you don't ... "The air is going to leak around any gaps and the particles will go right along with it right into your breathing zone," she said."Once it's on, you cover it, and breath, and see if you feel any air leaking around the edges," McCullough explained.At the time of the coronavirus outbreak in China, McCullough's team was already working with crews in another part of the world needing respirators."When we first started realizing there was an unusual disease pattern coming out of China, we were already busy responding to the wildfires in Australia," she said.In addition to natural disasters, she's worked with teams responding to SARS, H1N1 and the ebola virus."I would say this is very much different because of the scale of the outbreak in China, and also the world is really understanding that this is something that could spread beyond China, so we see government and hospitals all around the world interested in preparing in case the outbreak might come to them," McCullough said.3M has factories all over the world, which helps with distribution if those supply chains stay open and aren't disrupted by the outbreak."We are monitoring our supply chain very, very closely so if we do, in the future, see any disruptions we are able to respond as fluidly as possible and get information to our customers if necessary," she said.

GLOBAL WARMING B-ROLL FED FROM LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA COAST -- VENICE BEACH 10/14/97 18:04:31 AERIAL PAN OF COAST 18:04:54 AREIAL PAN OF COAST/BEACH AND SHORELINE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION HANDOUT VIDEO ****EVERYTHING BELOW IS NOAA MATERIAL **** 18:06:00 SCIENTIST IN FRONT OF MAP 18:07:07 PAN OF OCEAN 18:07:40 SCIENTIST WORKING IN OCEAN -- MIXED 18:08:11 PULL FROM MAP 18:08:21 SCIENTISTS WORKING IN FRONT OF COMPUTER 18:08:24 SATELLITE IMAGERYG 18:08:57 SS OF PLANE FLYING OVER COAST 18:09:14 PAN FROM COMPUTER IMAGE OF EARTH TO SCIENTIST 18:10:31 AERIAL SHOT OF OCEAN

GLOBAL WARMING B-ROLL FED FROM LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA COAST -- VENICE BEACH 10/14/97 18:04:31 AERIAL PAN OF COAST 18:04:54 AREIAL PAN OF COAST/BEACH AND SHORELINE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION HANDOUT VIDEO ****EVERYTHING BELOW IS NOAA MATERIAL **** 18:06:00 SCIENTIST IN FRONT OF MAP 18:07:07 PAN OF OCEAN 18:07:40 SCIENTIST WORKING IN OCEAN -- MIXED 18:08:11 PULL FROM MAP 18:08:21 SCIENTISTS WORKING IN FRONT OF COMPUTER 18:08:24 SATELLITE IMAGERYG 18:08:57 SS OF PLANE FLYING OVER COAST 18:09:14 PAN FROM COMPUTER IMAGE OF EARTH TO SCIENTIST 18:10:31 AERIAL SHOT OF OCEAN

Color tape, 2002. Images of US Air Force assets including the Predator drone, Global Hawk, AC-130 gunship, B-1, B-2, A-10 and F-15 aircraft, missiles being launched and targets being destroyed. Exact dates of taping unknown.

An interview with Maggie MacDonnell, who was awarded the Global Teacher Prize for her work in an Inuit community, features daily life in the indigenous community. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.