Wonderful World. Wonderful World Broad documentary surveying global cultures, lifestyles, emphasizing common human activities, sponsored by Coca-Cola. Narrator: Ken Nordine. Parallels in European, American, Asian, South American, Caribbean lifestyles, leisure, hospitality, (racial stereotypes in narration.) Landmarks, history, sports, architecture, travel. Amazingly, everyone drinks Coke - globalism, multinationalism. Intro. Stars & planets in space backdrop. Music, VO host talks of universal of human desire for something beautiful. Revolving model globe of Earth. Aerial POV NYC midtown Manhattan. TD skyscraper. Rockefeller Center Plaza w/ patio tables, international flags. Lever House on Park Ave. Americana. VS baseball stadium. (sports) VO host. Nothing is more American than baseball. Batter makes base hit. Fans in bleachers, beverage vendors. Car drives through covered bridge. VS Small New England town. Tree-lined streets, church steeples, schooners in harbor (ships, boats) in Mystic Seaport, Connecticut, VS Harvard University campus, Cambridge, MA. Students entering columned building. Quebec City, Canada. People ride in horsedrawn carriage. WS Chateau Frontenac Hotel. Peace Tower- Ottawa. Mounted Police (Canadian Mounties!), motorcade by Canadian Parliament. Parliament on Thames River, Great Britain. Westminster Abbey, London. Royal Guards on parade, Buckingham Palace. Portrait of Duke of Wellington. VS English pubs, inns - men play darts. Signs of inns. Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. Actors perform balcony scene in Romeo & Juliet, Stratford-on-Avon. Oxford University. Good scenes of horse racing. Fans holding drinks, watching race. (sports) France. Boat POV Seine River, Eiffel Tower & original Statue of Liberty. Notre Dame Cathedral. People at sidewalk tables on Champs d' Elysee. Arc D' Triomphe. VS People dine in elegant French restaurant; Chefs speak to people at tables (cuisine). Waiter brings main course to table, spoons marinade over it. (Roast animal w/ skewered vegetables). Parade in Montmarte. The Louvre museum. Man paints scene of museum on canvas outdoors. Tour De France bicyclists racing through small towns, cheered by spectators. VO In Europe they live in easy harmony with the old and the new. Belgium. Spires, medieval facades of the Guilds in Brussels. Boat POV canals, downtown bicycle race Amsterdam, WS rural land w/ windmills, Netherlands. Stockholm, Sweden. Town hall, modern buildings along river. Sailboat on water. Swedish smorgasbord (buffets) Guests move in line, serve themselves food from table. Children play in water fountain. Germany. TU modern office building (Frankfurt?). Soccer game. Players, goalie makes kickoff, fans react in bleachers. Aerial POV Rhine Valley, river, trees. Castles on green mountain sides. WS Heidelberg. Lion sculpture on campus of University. Students between classes. Dancers in country town plaza. (Oktoberfest-like). Villagers in traditional costume. CU Tuba player. Munich town clock (Glockenspiel) w/ mechanical jousters. Vienna Opera House. Female dancers perform to Johann Strauss waltz by arch. Festival in Vienna. Couple drinking Coke at table. VS Swiss Alps. Man plays accordion at picnic by river. Italy. La Scala opera house, Milan. Grand Canal, Venice. Children feed pigeons in St. Mark's Square. Gondolier rows gondola in front of Rialto bridge. Florence. Outdoor markets at Ponte Vecchio. Piazza della Signoria. HA WS PAN Florence w/ Arno in FG. VS Rome. Renaissance architecture. St. Peter's Basilica. ZI dome. VS fountains including Bernini fountains, Trevi fountain. Arch of Constantine. Coliseum, Ancient columns at the Forum. Spain. Street festival Pamplona. People carry oversize royal figures. Crowds dancing w/ banners. Running of the Bulls in Pamplona. Crowds run down narrow streets into bullfighting arena. Matador challenges bull in bullfight. (Cruelty to animals). Crowd waves white flags. Madrid. Plaza De Toros. Couples get Cokes from drink vendor stand. City statues. Flamenco dancers perform in plaza, men clap castanets. Middle East / North Africa. Men lead caravan of three camels in silhouette on horizon - GOOD. VS People listen to storyteller outdoors, laugh. Caravan travels over bridge. Arab minarets. VS Casablanca, Morocco. Lamb & bread is served at outdoor meal. Men wear fez. Couple inside bazaar casbah drink bottles of Coke. VS mosques. Egypt. Traditional Felucca sailboat traveling up Nile. VS Sphinx. Tourist family on pyramid. Ancient arches, columns, statues, relics, hieroglyphics in Nile Valley. Africa. Victoria Falls (waterfalls). Wild animals. Female lions, gazelle, lions, giraffes, elephants. Lion hunts. Natives perform primitive art form - Tribal dancing w/ shields & spears & percussion (marimba). Feathered costumes, animal skins. Buildings in Johannesburg, South Africa. National Memorial windmill, Capetown. European mansion. White family picnic on beach. White couple sits on Point of Rocks where Atlantic & Indian Oceans meet. India. Taj Majal. People walk on sides of pool. Women sort colorful silk & satin fabrics. Bride & groom greet guests at their arranged wedding ceremony. VS New Delhi government buildings. Singapore. University of Malaya. Students chat & joke on campus. GREAT LA statues of Balinese gods w/ dramatic music. Thailand. VS Bangkok temples. Buddhist monks in orange robes walking. Women perform dances in traditional costume (pointed headdresses & jeweled satin dresses) on stage. (Architecture) Asia. Hong Kong (China) Neon lights of city signs at night. People dining in restaurant. Good CU table laden with food. Family dines at table w/ chopsticks. Woman wears silk dress. Young girl squints as she eats sweet & sour dish of food. Junk boats & sampans in seaport harbor. Japan. Woman in kimono performs dance w/ fan at outdoor tea ceremony in garden (geishas). Actors dance in traditional costume & masks on stage in Kabuki play (Noh, drama, theater). EST shot Manila, Philippines. Backyard party - Filipino guests serve themselves food at buffet table. VS Couples do traditional Tinkling dance (dancing between bamboo sticks as they are clapped together.) Hawaii (Polynesia)-- Female dancers in leis & grass skirts perform the hula at luau party. Line of surfers stand up on boards, ride wave - dog surfs too (cute animal tricks!). Australia. Sailboats on harbor. Family leaves house for Christmas in Summer, etc. Sailboats on harbor. Koalas in trees at zoo, kangaroos. WS Bondi Beach, Sydney. Children play in water, wet boy runs to mother who eats at picnic on beach (note cunningly placed Coke bottle). Sailboat on water. South America. Peru -- Remains of Inca civilization in Andes mountains. Villagers in traditional dress lead herds of llamas, walk on stone steps. Children play flute, dance outdoors. Argentina -- Man rides horse, rounding up herds of cattle on ranch. Polo match. Group of excited young men & women watching the game. EST shot Buenos Aires. WS traffic on widest street in world. VO: Pioneer countries' hardships. Statue of explorer, wagon & oxen. Couple drinking Coke while sitting next to cannon on cliff, looking out over city of Montevideo, Uruguay. Sao Paolo, Brazil. Modern architecture. Copacabana, beaches in Rio De Janeiro. Dancers & musicians perform for guests on patio during Carnaval. Couple on balcony look out over city of Rio De Janeiro, harbor. Good HA WS EST shot. Dominican Republic (West Indies, Caribbean, Greater Antilles). Monuments, bell towers. Tomb of Christopher Columbus in Santo Domingo. Modern architecture. (Cuba) VS office buildings, palm trees. Musicians perform traditional song in Spanish for diners on balcony. (Guitar, maracas, clave). Mayan pyramids (Mexico). Dancers in colorful feathered traditional costumes perform Aztec dance w/ drums. Buildings w/ ancient art. Mexico City. University of Mexico campus. Man & woman in swimsuit. Man cliff diving into Pacific Ocean (Acapulco). Good EST shot Acapulco. United States. California -- Golden Gate Bridge. VO - path of Spanish conquistadors. Waiter serving platter of shrimp cocktail to people seated at Top of The Mark (Mark Hopkins Hotel) restaurant with view of San Francisco Bay, downtown, Bay Bridge. Family driving in convertible car along hilly road overlooking city. Anaheim, CA -- Old Time train. Tourists walk on Old Western town street in Disneyland. American Indians dance on float w/ teepee in Disney parade. Western railroad cars. Colorado State Fair. People on horseback w/ flags, Rodeo: male rider on bucking horse. Two female fans in cowboy hats, Western wear. Man gets thrown off bucking steer. The West, camping. People ride on horseback along ridge trail, Grand Canyon, Arizona. Canadian Rocky Mountains. Uniformed Canadian Mounties (police) ride along river. Fisherman casting line, reeling in and catching fish in net. Two men cooking fish in skillet over campfire, drinking Coke. Canoeing on Lake Louise. (Alberta, Canada). Americana, hospitality. Boats on harbor in Great Lakes. City skyline of Chicago, IL. Fountain, St. Louis, MO. VS Family & friends' backyard barbecue- Summer. Man wears chef's hat, apron. CU hamburgers & hot dogs on charcoal grill. PAN over food on picnic table. (deviled eggs, vegetable tray, baked beans, bottles of Coke on ice.) Woman serves food. People on horseback ride past mansion (Virginia?) Washington D.C. -- White House, HA WS EST shot of Capitol Building & the Mall. Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ZI Statue of Liberty, NYC. Patriotic summation. Music: America The Beautiful. End credits..

INTERVIEW CONTINUES: Pete Fornatale 1:21:24 Pete Fornatale back with you on mixed bag radio with my guest today Chris Hillman, Chris. Here's another one of those. As important as the birds were to x, they were important to Y, in this case, I'm thinking as important as they were to the notion of folk rock, they were as important to the notion of country rock. Was that a deliberate move on the group's part, or did it happen more organically than that? Chris Hillman 1:21:51 A little of both it we started to go in that direction. Way before the Sweetheart of the Rodeo album on an album called younger than yesterday. As where I came out and start writing I got a little more confidence going did not sing worth a darn for a few more years. But we had brought in a fellow that we'd all grown up with a phenomenal guitarist who later became one of the byrds Clarence white. Work with Roger for many years, brought Clarence in as a session player on a song called time between. So that was really the first country little area we went into as far as country music and a couple songs on that younger than yesterday album. Prior to that, on the second bird's album, we had cut a porter Wagner song satisfied mind. A little different than Porter had done it. But it was a big hit for Puerto Rico, but it was a lead legit country song and country hit. Then the obvious move over we of course, was around 1968. And when we had hired grand Parsons to come in as a side player, and I had sort of an ally in country music then and we sat in Roger and I were sort of spinning our wheels and we went and that was sort of a natural progression to go down in Nashville and do that now. Remind you as we have spoken, I mean, we came from those, that area of music anyway, Roger through folk music meet through more traditional country. So it wasn't a giant leap. It wasn't like protocol harem deciding to do the Kenny Rogers songbook or something it was, it was a it was a natural progression for the birds. And remember, we did oh, Susanna on an early album. Yeah. wasn't my choice. But nonetheless, we did jump into Stephen Foster there. So it was a natural thing to do. Pete Fornatale 1:23:55 It was also shortly thereafter that was your breaking point with the group. Correct Chris Hillman 1:24:02 right after that one is when Graham and I went off and started the flying Burrito Brothers and then just other things happened. Yeah. Pete Fornatale 1:24:10 Well, giving the byrds credit for opening that door. A lot of bands started Chris Hillman 1:24:16 well, that was really Yeah, I mean, as for the one thing Sweetheart of the Rodeo did do was open a lot of people's minds to this wonderful music, country blues and bluegrass music. And as all musical forms not all of it it's great. There's always that certain percentage that sort of, you know, not that great of any musical form be it jazz or country classical whatever, but there's some beautiful stuff there and it did open a lot of people. Pete Fornatale 1:24:44 I think you know this but among my favorites are poco Rick Nelson and the stone Canyon band with Tom Brumley when they when they started out why did the Eagles end up with all of the marbles Chris Hillman 1:25:01 because the eagles were at the right know, the eagles were really good players and I think they were just, they were sort of the guys behind coming along. It's not that nothing the next generation age wise or in the classical definition of next generation, but they were they were in a sense that bunch that was coming along behind the burritos, poco, Rick Nelson, Dillard and Clark. And also they were very keen on watching the mistakes of all of the other people before them. The byrds of this who had splintered apart who had done this Buffalo Springfield had splintered birds and split it all the early country rock stuff, so they're looking at all of that. And they wanted that golden ring. They were also good writers. And they worked hard and the original four, four piece group with randomizer Bernie leaden Glen Frey and Don Haley was really my favorite version of the Eagles. I thought they were they were phenomenal. So I always said, we had the ball, we handed it off to him. You know, we were in the game, but we were sort of starting to lose, lose the playoffs and we handed the ball off the eagles. They took it in for many touchdowns many, many years. And still out there in Herb and. I saw them on the NBC show two three weeks ago and they were flawless. It sounds terrific. Yeah. But my my favorite was version was the original four. I liked Pete Fornatale 1:26:35 the Desperado album. But that was like two or three. Chris Hillman 1:26:40 Yeah. Yeah. Then they became a rock band and it was sort of different but that's okay. Pete Fornatale 1:26:45 Listen, I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge a bit more. The partner the the fella that you've known those 40 Chris Hillman 1:26:54 This guy next to me Herb Pedersen is one of the greatest singers in country and rock and rolling and has been on so many people's records. And we mentioned James Taylor, we mentioned Linda Ronstadt. Everybody and he makes us all sound good. And he's a great songwriter on his own. And of course, he got Emmylou Harris are first number one single I don't know if anybody knows that. Chris Hillman 1:26:54 That's the one we should talk about her. Do you want to tell that story? Herb Pedersen 1:27:10 Sure. Emmy was cutting her first album and she was a real fan of Iran Charlie Leuven, the blue sky boys the brother duets from the world of country music and bluegrass back in the 40s and Brian A her and her producer called me up and said you know we're gonna, you know, do want to iron Charlie's tunes and would you come up and play banjo on it? And there is a little banjo part in there but mainly just to sing the duet with her. And so she was recording up there and Coldwater Canyon. And so I drove up one night and a couple of takes we had it and it's to call if I can only when your love Pete Fornatale 1:28:05 I understand you do a version of it in the show. Herb Pedersen 1:28:07 Yes we do. Pete Fornatale 1:28:08 Please Chris Hillman 1:28:10 Am I Emmy or Are you Emmy? Herb Pedersen 1:28:13 I am me. You're me.

FS21 PENCE TVL MATERIAL POOL 1 1315 FS21 PENCE MAGA FLAGSTAFF POOL 1 1520 FOX POOL INCLUDES MIKE PENCE'S ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE. [15:11:10] PENCE>> Well hello Arizona Thank you all for coming out today. It's great to be with you all to one of the best governors in America, Governor Doug Ducey to a real fighter in Washington DC senator Martha mcsalley friend congressman gozar. Congressman Mullen, say party chair Kelly ward. Tiffany shin and all of you who have been with us every step of the way. It is great to be back in the Grand Canyon State. But we're all here for one reason and one reason only. And that is that Arizona. In America, need four more years of President Donald Trump in the White House. 151217 You know, it's amazing to think we're just four days away from a great victory all across Arizona and all across America, and the road to that victory goes straight through Arizona. [cheers] And I came here today because we need the freedom loving people of this great state to do just what you did in 2016. On November 3rd, we need Arizona to show America that this is Trump country. [15:12:55] So thank you all for coming out today. It's a real joy to be with you, it is. And I want to thank some, some, some people in particular who are here. I'm honored to be joined by tribal leaders in Arizona and from all across America were with us here today, give them all a round of applause. Especially, one of the strongest advocates in this country for our Native American communities, [15:13:31] Would you join me in thanking the vice president of the Navajo Nation Myron lizer where are you Myron Thank you. Thank you for your support. It's also great to be here with a man that I served with during my years in the Congress, before he was elected. He owned a dental practice in the area was a small business owner for 25 years. [15:13:58] But a good thing for Arizona and America that he responded to the call to serve in our nation's capitol and I can tell you. He's emerged as one of the greatest champions of the Constitution of the United States in the House of Representatives and he's one of the greatest allies of President Trump in our agenda, join me in thanking Congressman Paul cozaar William. Thank you for what a great guy. 151428 And finally, it really is an honor to share the stage with a woman who made history. And some of you may not know, my son is a fighter pilot stationed right here, in Arizona. [cheers] So we're a little bit partial to fighter pilots in our family. We actually have two. My son in law is a Navy fighter pilot. [applause] 151457 But Arizona, you all know, you got a history making woman here. The first female fighter pilot ever to fly in combat, the first woman to command a fighter squadron, and I can tell you from the time she arrived in Washington DC, I was there. I was in the Congress. I saw her time in the House and now, I've seen her time in the Senate. She's emerged as one of the greatest champions of our national defense, of pro-growth policies, less taxes, less government, a strong border, and conservatives on our courts. 151529 So right after you get done reelecting President Donald Trump, the President and I need you to send Martha McSally back to the United States Senate. [cheers] [15:15:40] Would you get on your feet and show how much we're behind this extraordinary woman. Thank you, Martha. Thank you so much, you know, four years ago, here in Arizona you believe we could be strong again. You believe we could be prosperous again. Arizona said yes to President Donald Trump in 2016. And from the looks of it. I know Arizona is gonna say yes to four more years. President Donald Trump in 2020. [15:16:20] That's what I'm talking about. And it really is because of all the we've done all the we accomplished together since Arizona place their faith in the man that would become our president I mean think about four years ago we inherited a military that had been hollowed out by reckless budget cuts, an economy that was struggling to break out of the slowest recovery since the Great Depression. Terrorism was on the rise around the world. [15:16:57] And we witnessed a steady assault on our most cherished values. But in three short years, we rebuild our military. We revived this economy, we secured, our border supported law enforcement and stood for life, liberty and the Constitution of the United States. And the dramatic results on the economy, really speak for themselves. You don't have to Joe Biden. It's been eight years as vice president trying to tax and spend and bail us back to a growing economy. And presided over the slowest recovery in 80, years. 151746 President Donald Trump created the greatest economy in American history, and we're doing it again. [cheers] Did y'all see those new GDP numbers yesterday? AUDIENCE MEMBER>> Historical! PENCE>> I mean -- [chuckles] It is historical. I mean, I -- I mean, the American economy grew by 33% during the third quarter, shattering any previous record. The great American comeback is on. And with four more years of President Donald Trump in the White House, we're gonna bring this economy back, bigger and better than ever before. [15:18:45] I'll tell you the president probably said it best yesterday. He said that third quarter GDP was the best in the history of the country. Not even close. And he said next year will be fantastic. You know this great American comeback I know the governor feels the same way as I do. It's first and foremost a testament to the character, and the resilience and the strength of the American people. But it's also a tribute to a president, [15:19:20] and our allies in the congress who worked with us to create the greatest economy the world had ever seen. It's amazing to think that now In the midst of a global pandemic. Joe Biden wants to raise taxes by $4 trillion. And he's got his own version of the green New Deal with a price tag of $2 trillion. And that's just a down payment. Under President Donald Trump. In our first three years. We cut taxes across the board for working families and businesses. [15:20:00] We roll back more federal red tape than any administration in history. We fought for free and fair trade unleashed American energy, and in three short years businesses created more than 7 million good paying jobs, including more than 250,000 jobs right here in the Grand Canyon State. And that's that's a tribute to this President's leadership in our allies. [15:20:33] But I gotta tell you it's also a tribute to a small businessman who decided to be your governor would you join me in thanking Governor Doug Ducey for being a champion for jobs, and his great comeback in Arizona. Thank you God. You know when Joe Biden was vice president. America actually lost 200,000 manufacturing jobs. It's true. Remember when the last president was out. Four years ago I saw he's back on the campaign trail this week. [15:21:10] When he was out campaigning last time. He said those manufacturing jobs were never coming back remember. Yeah, he said What magic wand Do you have. Well, we didn't need a magic wand we just needed President Donald Trump in the White House. 500,000 manufacturing jobs created in just three years, including 16,000 right here in Arizona. Incredible, Incredible. [15:21:49] And when it comes to trade, so important. You know, and when it comes to trade, so important to a state like Arizona. It's important to remember that when we took off as half of our international trade deficit was with Communist China. And Joe Biden has been a cheerleader for Communist China all along the way. [15:22:27] He actually said that the rise of China was a positive development. Under President Donald Trump. Our first day in office we put China on notice we impose tariffs on Chinese goods coming in to the United States and made it clear that the eranotice. We imposed tariffs on Chinese goods coming in to the United States and made it clear that the era of economic surrender is over, and closer to home. [15:23:00] Closer to home you know I know how important trade with Mexico and Canada is here in the Grand Canyon State the governor and I talked about it many times, you know, four years after NAFTA was signed democrats love to complain about. And the truth is, in the heartland where I grew up. We literally saw thousands of factories closed in the wake of NAFTA, and those jobs shipped south of the border and overseas. The truth is, people like Joe Biden complained about it for years and years but never lifted a finger to make any changes. When the man who wrote the art of the deal. Got to the White House. Man did we get away better deal. [15:23:45] NAFTA is gone, and the US MCA is here to stay. And it's a win for Arizona and a win for America. Stroke stroke. Now y'all in Arizona deserve to know the joe biden's running mate. Kamala Harris. Last year was the most liberal member of the United States Senate. [15:24:20] But she deserved to know that. Kamala Harris was one of only 10 senators right Martha. She was one of only 10 senators to vote against the US MCA, even though it was a huge win for Arizona. And for our country. I mean, Kamala Harris said that the US MCA didn't go far enough on climate change. The truth is Kamala Harris put her radical environmental agenda. Ahead of Arizona jobs and Arizona workers. When it comes to trade I'll make your promise. President Trump will always put American jobs and American workers first. [15:25:15] And I love Arizona. And when it comes to energy. You know Joe Biden and Kamala Harris spent the last year, saying that they were going to ban fracking and abolish fossil fuels. Now Joe Biden was in that presidential debate last week. And how good did President Trump do in that presidential debate Am I just. Am I right, oh great was in. [15:25:26] I mean, it got to the end if you stuck with it, it got the end of the presidential debate, like only a couple minutes left. And he started talking about energy and Joe Biden actually said that America needs to quote transition from the oil industry. [15:26:05] I love to win the president said, that's a big statement. And boy wasn't. 152612 The truth is lately, they've been going to places like Pennsylvania and saying that they're -- they're not going to abolish fracking. They're not gonna [inaud] -- look, Joe Biden said "show the tape," and we've been showing the tape. [applause] I mean, we know what's going on here, folks. I mean, they're gonna -- they're gonna advance their radical environmental agenda. They're gonna work to abolish fossil fuels. [15:26:40] We're President Donald Trump. He's been a champion of American energy every day.And we're now a net exporter of energy for the first time in 70, years. America is energy independent under President Donald Trump. I mean, the truth is, when you look at all those policies. And there's just a few of them. Many women of Arizona. The choice we face this coming Tuesday is a choice between a Trump boom, and a Biden depression. [15:27:20] There was this nonpartisan study that just came out in Washington. It said the joe biden's economic policies would cost America 5 million jobs, and would reduce the average household income of Americans by $6,500, a year. So after you leave here today. Over the next four days. If you come across anybody here in Flagstaff or anybody and neighbors and friends in Arizona or anywhere. I want you to tell them you know I was out at the airport. I ran into Mike Pence. [15:28:00] And he said, he said if you're undecided. They want me to ask you just one question. Okay, you're ready, just look him right in the eye and say, who do you really think can bring the American economy, all the way back. A career politician has spent 47 years raising taxes. Growing government, waving a white flag on international trade or a proven job creator, who's driving the fastest economic recovery in history. [15:28:40] You ask them that. So to bring America, all the way back. We need four more years of President Donald Trump in the White House. You tell him that. You tell him. So we're talking about our prosperity but all of you know the security is the foundation of our prosperity, and President Trump from very early on is put the defense in the security and the safety of America First, and we always will. [15:29:25] It all starts with our national defense. After years of budget cuts that literally left. A large portion of the aircraft in our air force on the ground, being used as spare parts to keep other aircraft in the air. When Joe Biden was vice president and Democrats in Washington this last week it was reported are already talking about deep cuts in our national defense to pay for their massive big government programs. [15:29:58] Under President Donald Trump. I'm proud to report. We're finally given our soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and Coast Guard, the resources and the support they need to defend this nation is not just about standing with those who serve. It's about standing with all of you who are with us, who wear the uniform of the United States. In fact, [15:30:35] Would the veterans among us either stand or put your hand in the air and give us a chance to say thank you one more time. Thank you. Thank you for your service. Thank you for your service. Thank you for our freedom. You know when Joe Biden was vice president. America saw years of scandal at the VA you remember scandals that shocked the conscience of the nation I mean literally we had veterans that were dying on waiting lists waiting to get the care that they earned in the uniform of the United States. [15:31:15] And some of the worst abuses happen right here in Arizona. But under President Donald Trump. Those days are over. This president signed the most sweeping reforms of the VA, in 50, years. We fired 3000 VA employees that weren't given our veterans the care that they earned, and veterans choice is now available for every veteran in America. [15:31:45] It really is. It's one more reason why we need four more years. And it's also one more reason why we need a combat veteran back on the Senate Armed Services Committee in a Republican majority, we need senator Martha mcsalley back in the United States Senate. So it comes starts with our national defense. Standing beside those who have defended our freedom. When it comes to lawn order. 153230 I couldn't be more proud to serve alongside a President who has stood, every day, with the men and women who serve on the thin blue line of law enforcement, [cheers] and that includes the men and women of Customs and Border Protection and ICE. 153256 You know, where Joe Biden wants open borders, taxpayer funded health care for illegal immigrants, and Joe Biden wants to end police cooperation with ICE and suspend the Remain in Mexico program, President Donald Trump has stood strong with our great Customs and Border Protection and ICE officers. 153323 And I have to tell you, we couldn't be more proud that the National Border Union and the National ICE Council endorsed President Donald Trump for four more years. The results speak for themselves. [15:33:41] With their courageous efforts in this President's leadership. This summer apprehensions for illegal immigration dropped by 70%. In our first three years I supported over 16,000 gang members and arrested over 2000 members of ms 13, we are keeping Arizona and America's families safe. And here in Arizona I'm proud to report. President Trump has made record investments in border security. [15:34:20] And we're heard today. The Joe Biden will says he'll stop building the wall. Under President Trump we've already built nearly 400 miles of border wall on the southern border including 200 miles here in Arizona, and with four more years we're gonna build it all. You know, I'm so grateful for those that serve in uniform. [15:35:00] My uncle was a police officer in Chicago, Illinois and I remember when I was a little boy my three brothers and I would go up to visit my grandparents. We'd be standing there in the living room and my uncle would come walking out with that blue uniform on the badge side arm. And we just look up at all. All my heroes wear uniforms. Thank you all know the men and women who serve in law enforcement across this state nation, are some of the best people in this country. And they deserve the respect of every American every day. 153545 Now, President Trump and I will always support the right of Americans to peaceful protest. It's enshrined in our Constitution but rioting and looting, like we saw this week in Philadelphia -- it's not peaceful protest. Burning businesses is not free speech. [15:36:02] You remember all summer long all Joe Biden ever talked about was peaceful protesters Well, the American people literally watch businesses in our major cities burned to the ground. businesses like floor Westbrook's little salon and Minneapolis floor is a wonderful African American business owner who I traveled with not long ago. She started that little hair salon 35 years ago. [15:36:32] Build it up with our own two hands it became kind of a center of the community and she told me. In the days that followed the killing of George Floyd how she watched the violent protesters go closer and closer to her little salon to her American dream. Until they burned it to the ground. You know the truth is Joe Biden would double down on the policies that have led to violence in our major cities. [15:37:00] When you start to withdraw support for those who protect and serve our families. You only embolden those who would do harm to our communities. Now Joe Biden explains it all by saying that he thinks America is systemically racist. And he thinks that police have a quote implicit bias against minorities. When Joe Biden was asked if he'd support cutting funding for law enforcement, he said, Yes, absolutely. [15:37:38] But let me make your promise. Under President Donald Trump. We're not going to defend the police not now, not ever. We're gonna back, the blue, and we're gonna back the blue for four more years. You know, the President and I know we don't have to choose between supporting law enforcement and supporting our African American neighbors or other minorities or families that live in our cities. We've done both for the last four years and we'll keep doing both for four more years. [15:38:18] We support a new funding for thousand new police officers on our streets we launched Operation legend. The scene to the arrest of more than 2500 dangerous offenders perpetrating violence in our cities and at the same time, we saw the lowest unemployment ever recorded for African Americans the highest funding ever for historically black colleges and universities, we have fought for school choice for every family in every community in this state. And we've seen billions invested in opportunity zones. [15:38:53] So no matter whether we're gonna have law and order in every city in every state in this nation for every American of every race and creed and color. So help us God. The foundation of the law and the rule of law as found in the constitution and in our judiciary the defense. I'm proud to report to you today with the support of the people of Arizona in 2016. With the strong support of Senator Martha mcsalley, this President's already seen more than 220 conservative judges appointed to our federal courts at every level, [15:39:37] and they are all men and women who will uphold the God given liberties enshrined in our Constitution, like the freedom of religion, the freedom of speech, and the Second Amendment right to keep in bear arms. And that includes justice Neil Gorsuch justice Brett Kavanaugh and justice, Amy Coney Barrett. [15:40:15] Didn't she Great. I'll tell you what those those hearings I, I never thought a judiciary hearing would be fun to watch but boy that was justice Amy Coney bears gonna make an incredible contribution. Because this really is about having a Supreme Court that won't legislate from the bench, a Supreme Court that will uphold our constitution right. And I can assure you, she and the whole generation of men and women, the President is appointed to our courts will because it really is about our liberties. [15:40:50] And you all deserve to know the way Joe Biden was vice president. We saw a steady assault on the freedom of religion of Americans. We did. It was an erosion of the conscience rights of doctors and nurses and religious charities. Under the last administration. And they even hauled, a group of nuns into federal court to force them to compromise their faith to live under the mandates of Obamacare. And two years ago, when Amy Coney Barrett was going through a confirmation for the Court of Appeals. [15:41:28] You might remember the leading democrat on the Judiciary Committee said that her Catholic faith was a concern to the democrats on the committee, she actually said and I quote, the dogma lives loudly within you and Hollywood elites have been criticizing Amy Coney Barrett's face ever since. [15:42:03] Well, I got a message for the democrats in Washington, and their friends in Hollywood. That dogma lives loudly in me. That dogma lives loudly in you, and the right to live and work and worship, according to the dictates of our faith lives loudly in the Constitution of the United States of America. Under President Trump we've stood for the freedom of religion we repealed the Johnson Amendment restored freedom of speech to every pulpit in America, we restored the conscience rights of doctors and nurses and charities [15:42:45] and President Donald Trump ended the assault on the Little Sisters of the Poor, and the Supreme Court made it permanent. And finally, when you're talking about our most cherished values. I couldn't be more proud to serve alongside a president who stands without apology for the sanctity of human life. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris support taxpayer funding of abortion all the way up to the moment of birth. [15:43:30] And they're calling for a record increasing in taxpayer funding of abortion at home and abroad. President Donald Trump is the most pro life president in American history. So in our first three years we rebuild our military. We revive this economy we stood for Law and Order life and liberties. And none of that would have been possible without the strong and consistent support of Arizona's Republicans in Congress, it's true. 154406 So right after you re elect President Donald Trump for four more years and right after you re elect Senator Martha McSally to the United States Senate, we all need you to send Paul Gosar, Congressman Markwayne Mullen, and Tiffany Shedd to a new Republican majority in the House of Representatives, and retire Nancy Pelosi once and for all. [cheers] 154445 Out! She has got to go. [CROWD CHANTS "LOCK HER UP"] [CHANT INAUD, "I LIKE MIKE" (?)] [15:45:04] You know, you know, when you look at when you look at what we were able to accomplish when we had a Republican House in a Republican Senate. There's only one way you can describe it. In our first three years. We made America great again. And then 2020 arrived in the coronavirus struck from China. But before the first documented case of community spread, men and women of Arizona you deserve to know. [14:45:41] President Trump did what no American president had ever done in our history, he suspended all travel from China, the second largest economy in the world. He put the health of America first. Now Joe Biden said that was Zena phobic, he actually wrote at the time that banning travel in a global pandemic would quote make things worse. But Joe Biden got it wrong. And President Trump got it right. I mean I can tell you, President Trump's action suspending travel from China saved untold American lives [14:45:18] because it bought us invaluable time to stand up the greatest national mobilization, since World War Two. I mean working closely with Governor Ducey with governors around America we reinvented testing. We saw to the manufacturer of billions of supplies of TP ventilators no American ever acquired a ventilator was denied one no one has ever required an ICU but was denied one, 154649 We developed therapeutics and medicines, and we're just a short time away from when we will have the first safe coronavirus vaccine in the world, with 10s of millions of doses for the American people. [15:47:11] You know you all did an incredible job in Arizona during the outbreak across the Sunbelt this summer. It was a demonstration of the extraordinary work of your doctors and nurses first responders in the care and compassion of the people of this state. 154724 And as we see cases rise, particularly across the heartland and even somewhat here in Arizona, I want to assure you, we're going to continue to move heaven and earth to make sure that our doctors and nurses, and here in Arizona and everywhere in America, that every family as access to the health care that we'd want any member of our family to have. We're gonna keep protecting the vulnerable. 154753 We're gonna keep saving lives. We're gonna develop life saving medicines until the day comes when we have that vaccine, and put this pandemic in the past. [15:48:05] And in the midst of all of it. We are opening up America again. It's amazing to think, amazing thing. The last five months after losing 22 million jobs at the height of this pandemic. [15:48:35] It's a testament to the foundation that we poured in those first three years, a testament to the unprecedented relief and recovery support that the congressman and the senator provided to families and small businesses, and is a testament to the resilience and strength of the American people. We've already seen 11 and a half million Americans go back to work, including 170,000, right here in the Grand Canyon State Arizona's unemployment rate has been cut in half, [15:49:14] and an Arizona come back and America comeback is underway. And let me just give credit where credit is due. I have to tell you, I called him one of the best in America at the start, but the progress you made all this year. Through this challenging time progress this summer during the outbreak, the progress that we'll all make until we put this in the past is a credit to the compassionate and steady leadership of Governor Doug Ducey governor. Thank you. Thank you for your strong leadership. [15:49:50] But Working with your governor. We're opening up America again, and the Arizona economy is roaring back. That's why you all deserve to know that Joe Biden is talking about shutting down our economy again in the headlines yesterday told how several European countries are already starting to shut down. So you can bet the Joe Biden will lock down the American economy if he makes it to the White House. Your schools will be closed. Your churches, synagogues and places of worship will be closed, small businesses on Main Street will be shuttered again. 155028 Right at the moment that the American economy is coming back, Joe Biden said he would, quote, "shut it down." But we're not gonna let it happen. Right, Arizona? [cheers] We're gonna keep meeting this moment with American compassion and resolve. We're gonna distribute the vaccine. We're gonna defeat the virus and where Joe Biden says "we're in for a long dark winter," President Trump knows the best is yet to come. [15:51:09] So we've gone through a time of testing this year. But I expect you all came out on this beautiful day. Because you know there were soon put a time for choosing the choice in this election has never been clear. But the stakes have never been higher. mean Arizona has always played an outsized role in presidential politics, the decision that people of Arizona will make this year, could be the most important decision people of Arizona, have ever made. [15:51:45] I mean, you look at their agenda, higher taxes open borders socialized medicine a green New Deal. It's clear. Joe Biden be nothing more than a Trojan horse for the radical left. Now Joe Biden has said that democracy is on the ballot. Well I think our economic recovery is on the ballot. I think law and order are on the ballot. But I also truly believe that there are things much more foundational that are on the ballot as well in this election. [15:52:25] I think it's not going to be whether America ends up more republican or more Democrat, more liberal or more conservative more red or more blue. I think choice in this election is whether America remains America. It's whether we're gonna try to course, build on our great American heritage of faith, and family and freedom and patriotism and the limited government enshrined in the Constitution of the United States, [15:53:05] Or whether we're gonna let Joe Biden. And the Democratic Party surrender our country to the radical left shut down our economy and topple our privilege of freedom and traditional values and lead our nation on an inevitable path to socialism and American decline. So let me say, for all the ideals and values that have always made this nation exceptional and great for the freedom that generations of Americans have defended and bequeath to us in our time. [15:53:57] We need to decide right here and right now that Joe Biden will never be President of the United States. We're going to reelect President Donald Trump for four more years. [15:54:30] You know you always hear people saying this is the most important election ever but I think this might be the most important election in the life of this nation. You know my wife's favorite poem is by Robert Frost. It says, The Two roads diverged in a woods. And I took the road less traveled by. And it made all the difference. [15:55:00] You know, America now. For more than two centuries has taken the road less traveled by the road of freedom of individual responsibility of limited government of the belief that our freedoms are a gift from God. And we need in this election to say, with one voice that we are going to chart a course on everything that's made America great. We're going to chart a course of freedom here in Arizona, and for America. [15:55:45] I don't doubt it. You know, it really is great to be with all of you today I have a couple of things I want to ask you to do before I get your plane to Tucson. And I didn't know the President that well when he called me to join this ticket for years ago. I mean I've seen him on TV, but we'd only met a couple of times. But I gotta tell you I said yes in a heartbeat when he called because I knew he had the he had the vision, any of the leadership qualities to bring this country back. [15:56:25] You know some people think we're a little bit different. But the truth is, we've become very close friends. And having served alongside this president. Every day for the last four years I want to tell the people of Arizona that's against unrelenting resistance obstruction and opposition by the democrats in Washington. Against unrelenting attacks by their allies in the national media. [15:57:05] There has never been a day gone by. that our President hasn't gotten up and fought to keep the promises that he made to the people of Arizona and now it's our turn to fight for him. It's on Arizona. We got four more days to win four more years. [15:57:35] So I got a couple things I want to ask you to do. First and foremost, I checked and you can actually do this today. First and foremost, I need you to vote, Arizona, vote to reelect President Donald Trump to the White House All right. [15:58:08] They who get the most votes, when I checked I literally checked on the way here you can you can vote early now Karen and I voted early just the other day, back in the Hoosier State. But I'm told it today is actually the last last day to vote early in person in Arizona. So after we get done here. You got plenty of time I checked, you can go straight to the Coconino county elections office Flagstaff mall for 4650. [15:58:45] On 89 north. It's right next to dillards. They're open till seven tonight, go vote, Arizona, vote to reelect President Donald Trump to the White House. And remember, friends don't let friends vote alone. [15:59:18] Bring a family member, bring a neighbor and vote to re elect our president vote to reelect Senator mcsalley vote to reelect these great congressman bump victory in Arizona. Secondly, after you vote today, or Tuesday with a friend. [15:59:48] I need you to go tell somebody tell somebody why you feel so strongly about this president and everything we've done to bring this country back in those first three years all of the accomplishment we had. And then how this president working with your governors steered us through one of the most challenging years of my lifetime I've taught I've taught you know I'll always believe the most powerful media in America is not your TV networks, it's not your newspapers it's not even your social media. It's word of mouth. It's when someone who knows you and respects you hears from [16:00:26] you about a candidate or a cause or an issue that you believe is important to them to the State of the Nation. So I just want you to reach out and I want you to tell them all this President's accomplished. Tell him. Tell him about the choice that we face in this election and tell him about all the we can do with four more years of President Donald Trump in the White House. You know the president I were on 60 minutes the other night. [16:00:57] The President got asked a question though. He got asked a question and the answer of which it may be one of my favorite answers of his of all time. Because you know, as I've traveled around the country the last four years I've gotten to meet an awful lot of folks who were part of this movement and the reporter was 60 minutes said to him. How would you describe your supporters. And he said without a moment's hesitation. They are people who love our country. So go tell your neighbors and friends. If they love America, if they love all the ideals of America we need four more years. President Donald Trump in the White House. [16:01:45] And finally, and finally I would just ask you maybe to do one more thing if you're inclined. In all the remains between now and Election Day. If you're inclined to bow the head and bend the knee from time to time. I encourage you to do it. You know, there was a little girl in the end of the vice presidential debate. Who sent in a question about how she was watching TV and she was concerned because the country just seemed so divided. [16:02:23] But I tried to tell her that I'll always believe that there's more that unites this country than could ever divide us and Chief among those things is faith. This is a nation of faith. And so if you're so inclined. I encourage you, over the next four days to pray for America. And when you pray pray with confidence in those ancient words. [16:02:59] It's a promise really that Americans have clung to throughout the generations. That if his people who are called by his name will humble themselves and pray and turn that he'll do like he's always done in the long and storied history of this country. He'll hear from heaven, and he'll he'll this land. This one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [16:03:35] So pray for America.Pray for all the American people. So I want to thank you all for coming out today. You are really. And I am unable to watch him but this is crowd behind me is just amazing. And all of you who are here and all of you that couldn't be here let me just say I leave here today. On the Tucson with renewed confidence, come November 3. [16:04:12] We're gonna deliver a great victory all across Arizona and all across America. And with Senator Martha mcsalley. In a renewed Republican majority in the United States Senate, with Congressman Paul goes our congressman gosar. Congressman markwayne Mullin, and Tiffany shed in a new Republican majority in the House of Representatives. [16:04:45] And with President Donald Trump. Back in the White House for four more years. And with God's help, We're gonna make America great again. Again, thank you all very much. God bless you. God bless America. Now let's get done Arizona. [END]

Couple cancels Grand Canyon wedding plans due to government shutdown

United States of America. <br/> <br/>Travelogue showing some of the tourist attractions and landscapes of America. <br/> <br/>Tourists on horseback explore the Grand Canyon - various shots of them riding in beautiful scenery. They are travelling along the "Angel Trail". <br/> <br/>L/S of Hopi Indian woman and her son sitting in a desert landscape with some livestock. M/S of the two then C/Us of their faces. The boy wears a traditional feather head-dress. <br/> <br/>Wild West - replica of Old Tucson. The town was built as a set for various Western films. We see various buildings including General Store and Mission Church. Men dressed in Wild West costumes walk through the town and sit on wagons. C/U of a newspaper one of the men is reading. Headline is "Pathe Pictorial Strikes it Rich in Arizona." C/U of man in cowboy hat chewing tobacco and reading the paper. Staged fight between two cowboys takes place. Two gunslingers shoot it out. <br/> <br/>Death Valley. C/U of a sign which marks the 49ers Gateway. Pan across to show the desert landscape and some ruins of a gold rush town called Ryolite (sp?). <br/> <br/>Hoover Dam - various shots of the dam and reservoir. Pretty impressive! <br/> <br/>L/S of a building which has running water cascading down from a specially constructed roof into a pool. Narrator speaks of the supply of water from Lake Mead, behind the dam. Various shots of a golf course which has been constructed thanks to the plentiful water - shots of irrigation system and of a man made lake. <br/> <br/>Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Shot of the exterior of the museum. Tourists walk in the parkland which features many cacti and flora and fauna of Arizona. C/Us of various animals and plants. Snakes, lizards, chipmunks (?) etc. A marina full of pleasure boats. This is the lake which provides water for sun drenched Arizona. Youngsters sail little yachts on the lake and a man water-skis. Various shots of people having fun on the water. <br/> <br/>L/S of a large aircraft coming into land. Passes the camera - it is a Pan American plane. Passengers disembark. Luggage moves down a conveyor belt. C/U of a lit sign reading "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada". Various shots of the buildings and streets of Vegas. Hotels, swimming pools, casinos, bathing beauties etc. Caesar's Palace - shots of the signs outside, waterfalls, Grecian statues etc. <br/> <br/>Gambling machines. Gaming chips (or coins) are loaded into a machine and they are whizzed around and transported by machine. They are made into stacks of coins covered with paper. Stand proclaims that it holds $150,000.00 in Rolled Coin. Men sit at a table counting paper money. Narrator states: "If you don't gamble, you can have the cheapest and most fabulous holiday that exists." Great night shots of Vegas - the flashing lights, the neon etc. Great 60s cars. Signs advertising Wedding Chapels, Casinos, entertainments (including Freddy Martin, Mitzi Gaynor and Henry Mancini). "Drink it in, the colour, the vulgarity" states the narrator. <br/> <br/>Footage of a stage show featuring a sexy belly dancer and footage of gamblers at the roulette tables and other games. Acrobatic ice skating show, one armed bandits, chorus girls in old fashioned costumes in a show, group of women having fun at the tables etc. All accompanied by fabulous late 60s music. Quintessential Vegas stuff - I want to be there!

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Of all the Indian peoples of the Southwest, the Hopi hold most closely to their traditional way of life in the Grand Canyon. Observes Hopi men and women in daily routines and in special celebrations, such as the secret Hopi wedding ceremony

Shot by an unknown American amateur filmmaker, this silent home movie takes viewers through Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park and to the Grand Canyon. It probably dates to the late 1940s or early 1950s.<p><p>The film begins with a visit to Zion in Utah.The camera captures red canyons and colorful red ridges (:22) within the park. The rock formation known as Angel's Landing (1:26) is captured. This is a 1,488 foot formation with a trail intentionally cut into it in 1926 in order to provide panoramic views of Zion Canyon (1:44). Three cowgirls and a cowboy ready themselves for a scenic ride (2:12). The tour guide, atop a grey horse gallops down “Walter’s Wiggles” (2:44) as a rider would move around barrels at a rodeo. These are famed and very steep switchback trails. The riders are pictured stopped along the trail (2:55). The adventurers cut across a low river (3:17). Red blossoms are pictured on spiny cacti (3:22). The Temple of Sinawava is a sandstone amphitheater carved naturally by the Virgin River (3:53). The Great White Throne is a monolith of white Navajo Sandstone (4:04). A close shot captures its beauty (4:08). Twilight shots follow (4:33) of reds and oranges. Red Canyon; also known as Peek-a-Boo Canyon, is situated near Kanab (4:56). It features a ‘red slot’ and leads to Bryce Canyon (5:17). Students and vacationers arrive at Bryce Canyon National Park (5:25). The camera captures a storm covering to canyon briefly (5:39). White lighting strikes (5:42). An excerpt from a John Greenleaf Whittier poem is displayed (5:52). The red rock formations resemble standing up men (6:28). The filmmakers listen as the tour guide explains erosion (6:40). Three park troopers stand for the camera (7:54). Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is commonly known as the Grand Canyon of Colorado (8:11). The actual Grand Canyon is pictured at (8:35) located in Arizona. The El Tovar Hotel sits directly on the rim of the Grand Canyon (8:48) and has been open since 1905. Native Americans perform the Hopi Dances (9:05) with traditional feathered headdresses and booming drums. Moran Point was named for the prominent landscape artist, Thomas Moran (11:04). Desert View Watchtower is set on the edge of Grand Canyon (11:18) reflecting the architecture of the ancestral Puebloans. The tourists head up the stony steps (11:26) for a view (11:33). The Colorado River cuts through the canyon (11:42). The travelers head off for Phantom Ranch (11:51). This lodge was opened in 1922. It rests at the bottom of the Grand Canyon near Bright Angel trail making it ideal for tourists. They capture a view from Yaki trail (12:04). Wildlife such as deer are captured at Phantom Ranch (12:38). The Black Suspension Bridge spans the Colorado River (12:59). The riders are now on Bright Angel trail (13:12). The sun falls over the south rim (13:54). The Painted Desert follows (14:06). The Little Colorado River appears at (14:12). Kabab National Forest borders the north and south rim of the Grand Canyon (14:39). Deer graze in the foreground (14:47). A mountain lion stalks prey (14:53). Deer interrupt a car passing on the modern highway (15:01). Spotted fawns bump against one another (15:34). The North Rim of the canyon (15:48) precludes the North Lodge (16:17). A plane flies high over the canyon (16:27). The tassel eared Kaibab squirrel resides exclusively in the Kaibab Plateau (16:40). <p><p>Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. If you have endangered films you'd like to have scanned, or wish to donate celluloid to Periscope Film so that we can share them with the world, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the weblink below.<p><p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

&lt;p>&lt;pi>&lt;b>This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.&lt;/b>&lt;/pi>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Woman shares ordeal of being stuck in the Grand Canyon when a flash flood hit. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SUPERS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Monday&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Raleigh, NC&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:00-:07&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Shruti Chopra&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Hiker&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--LEAD IN&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>RESCUERS HAD TO USE HELICOPTERS TO SAVE MORE THAN 100 HIKERS WHO GOT STUCK IN THE GRAND CANYON DURING A FLASH FLOOD LAST WEEK. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>SHRUTI CHOPRA WAS THERE -- AND IS NOW BACK HOME IN NORTH CAROLINA. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>SHE SHARED DETAILS OF THE HARROWING EXPERIENCE. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SOT&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Shruti Chopra/Hiker: "We just continue to feel so grateful that we're alive, we're safe and sound, no broken bones, nothing. Other hikers around us, you know, had the same experience when we asked them, like, did you know there was going to be a flash flood? And they said, 'well, no, we were all expecting, like, light showers.' So we took shelter in a cove. We saw Native American man on horses. He was just rushing past, and he shouted at us, 'higher ground, higher ground.' We heard the panic in his voice, and we knew that, okay, we need to seek higher ground. What was going on in your mind? Just one thing that we just need to get out of here. There was total carnage. There was just like water all around us at that point, because we were in the valley, we were near the village, and mind you, like, you know, this was just like a half a mile distance, and it took us, like three hours to cross that. They sent Blackhawks and they airlifted us out. but it was quite a chaos there, like the way the flights were being managed, but when the Black Hawks came, we knew, you know, we'd be, we'd be evacuated out of here soon. We were lucky that we were at that point where we could find higher ground. Had we been, I don't know, two minutes from where we were, either forward or back. I don't know if you've been that lucky." &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--TAG&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>33-YEAR-OLD HIKER CHENOA NICKERSON DID NOT SURVIVE THE RUSHING WATER. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>HER BODY WAS DISCOVERED THREE DAYS LATER. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>HER HUSBAND WAS AMONG THOSE RESCUED. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--KEYWORD TAGS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL PARK ARIZONA WEATHER&lt;/p>

1420 WH MANKATO MN ARRIVAL FS23 73 CBS POOL President Donald Trump arrives at Mancato Regional Airport and delivers remarks on jobs and the economy WASH 3 PRESIDENT TRUMP MANCATO MN ARRIVAL AND ECONOMY REMARKS POOL TRUMP>> Well thank you very much Minnesota. There were supposed to only have like 100 people you know we're supposed to have these tiny little crowds. You can't have any more than that. It's very heavily restricted. That's a lot of people that showed up. I want to thank you. We'd love to have those rallies but I guess you just can't do that, you're not allowed to do that now, so we don't do that but we do the little airport hops, and people like them, and a lot of people come back. But unfortunately we had to held off a lot of people in the back, which I feel badly about. 144757 144829 It's 78 days, we're going to be 78 days -- we're going to win this state, we're going to take back the White House, and we're gonna have an election that's all about the survival of our nation. This is a very important, in my opinion, I used to say 2016 -- and I must tell you I think this is going to be the most important election in the history of our country. This is a very, very big deal going on. 144858 Joe Biden is the puppet of left wing extremists trying to erase our borders, eliminate our police, indoctrinate our children, vilify our heroes, take away our energy. You know all about that -- take away our energy, if you can believe it. No fossil fuel. Destroy our Second Amendment, attack the right to life and replace American freedom with left wing fascism. Left wing. We're going left wing all the way. Fascists. They are fascists. Some of them. Not all of them but some of them. 144932 But they're getting closer and closer. We have to win this election. But the proud people of Minnesota will not let this happen. You will deliver a historic victory for our values, our citizens, and our treasured way of life. We'll save our cities and our suburbs from the future of crime and chaos, corruption and economic collapse that puppet Joe Biden would unleash on America. 145000 This is a puppet. He won't do it intentionally. He just says, "well whatever they want," because he has no clue. He has no clue. I ended low Income housing being built in the suburbs and destroying people's American dream, you know that. If Biden and Harris get into power, they pledge to raise your taxes by $4 trillion, which put in very simple terms mean many of you will have to pay double and triple the taxes that you're paying right now. 145031 This includes a tax of over $3,000 on a typical family of four. Biden-Harris also pledged to eliminate fracking, natural gas, oil and coal production, forcing us to beg for energy from foreign suppliers. On my watch, America will proudly remain energy independent. First time. Energy independent. 145102 We've made a lot of progress on energy. I want to thank your terrific representatives in Congress, Tom (?), where's Tom? Tom, Tom. There he is. What a man. These are warriors. Jim Hagedorn. Pete Sauber. And this is a very important one fellas. This is very important. 145134 Your next senator from Minnesota, a fantastic man. I just see that he's even in the poll. Normally, that doesn't mean much but that's a big step. And he's fantastic. Jason Lewis, he's going to be a fantastic senator. That's big Jason. That's ahead of schedule. And I hear we're doing very well in the poll, too. We win Minnesota, it is over. It is over, right? 145158 We win Minnesota. But our great Republican candidates for Congress, Michelle fishbach, where's Michelle? I hear so many great things about you. I have heard so many great things. Go out and do it, you're going to do it, we're going to be out there working with you. Tyler kisner, Tyler. Tyler. Tyler. Tyler. This is a great group. 145228 And a man whose name I love, Lacey Johnson. Great job. I've been following you Lacey. You're doing good. You're doing good. Thank you Lacey very much. We really have to get them. They're warriors, all of them. All of them. We have to get them in, because we have to stop this craziness that's going on. No law enforcement, no anything. They don't know what they're doing. They'll lose the country. 145257 You know, there's somebody said the other day, and I say it very strongly, "sir, you're the only one between that and the greatness of the American dream." And there's truth to it. We don't stop. We don't keep this position. We're going to win the house. I feel confident we're going to win the house. We're gonna win the house, I'm very much involved in every single race. And with the senate we're working very hard, I think we're gonna be in great shape in the Senate. And I think we're in great -- did you see that CNN, they raised us 10 points in one poll that took place over a short period of time. 145332 And it's still not good enough. Still not good enough. You mean they're getting more honest because I'll tell you what, there's never been enthusiasm like we have, there's never been -- including, right, Tom? Including in 2016. We've never had this. We had more enthusiasm than anyone's seen maybe ever in a presidential campaign, and it pales in comparison to what's going on right now. It does. 145401 Even this, we wanted to restrict the crowd. We didn't tell anybody and look at what happens but look at voters for Trump. Look at bikers for Trump. They have highways with thousands of people, thousands of people, -- you know, bikers going -- and I don't know if I'm driving along and I get passed by 2000 bikers. I don't know what I'm gonna do. And then they have they set the Guinness Book -- I hear, the world record yesterday for boats. 145428 But no matter where you -- in Florida. No matter where you go, a river, a lake and ocean the boats are there by the thousands on the weekend. The weekend is unbelievable. Minnesota Senate Majority Leader, Paul gazelka. Paul, thank you, Paul. Good job, Paul are we doing good. We're doing good, right? I think we are too. And, Minnesota House Republican leader, another great one, Kurt Doudt. Kurt. Thank you very much. Thank you, Kurt, very much. 145501 I'm having a lot of fun today because it's so windy you can't see these teleprompters at all. So I'm sort of making it up as I go along and that's okay, I've had to do that plenty(?). Now these suckers are blowing like I'm saying what the hell. Fortunately I know these people. If I didn't know these people you would have been in big trouble I will tell you that. 145529 Another one I know very well, he's the single greatest ad buyer in the history of the world. And he also happens to make a very good product: his pillow. I use it when I sleep well, I'm using his pillow. And these suckers are about to fall down but that's okay because I know very him well, Mike. Mike Glendel. Mile, thank you. And he's the chairman of our campaign. 145554 If I don't win Minnesota with you as the chairman of our campaign, I would say that would be very bad for me because this guy can do anything. Thank you, Mike. It's an honor. And we appreciate it very much. Thank you. You do a great job. Thank you. And it's all made in Minnesota right? All made in Minnesota. Thank you very much. Before the China virus invaded our shores, we built the greatest economy in history. There was nothing like it. We were beating everybody including China, they had the worst year in 67 years. 145630 We were taking in billions and billions and billions of dollars in tariffs, beautiful thing tariffs when used properly, especially when you're being taken advantage of by every nation in the world. We achieved record low unemployment for African American, Hispanic American, Asian American, young people, people with diplomas, people without diplomas. College students, crummy students, great students, horrible students, dumb people, liberal people, conservative people, everybody was doing the best they've ever done. 145707 PhDs from MIT, PhDs from crummy colleges, everybody was doing the greatest, the best they've ever done. Median household income soared to the highest level ever recorded. Numbers were unbelievable, to open new opportunities for Minnesota farmers and factory workers. 145733 We replaced the disaster known as NAFTA with a brand new USMCA, which has been a big hit. Dairy exports to Canada are now expected to surge by at least 50%. I know how good the deal is, don't tell Canada I said this, because they were not happy about it. They had, they had they had pickets. When they have pickits about a deal that makes you feel good, but they've been taking advantage of -- you know, Canada, Oh Canada, wonderful song right? 145807 Oh Canada nice, nice song. Only one problem. They took advantage of us like crazy with your dairy tariffs 297% tariff on your dairy products right. I learned that when I came up here. They had specialty milk, a little thing, specialty milk. And I met a farmer, and he said what had happened with specialty milk and that got me over the edge. And I said we got to change this, because you were taking time, you were taken advantage of by Canada very badly and by Mexico and by China and by Japan and by friends and foe. 145842 And in many cases friends were worse than the foe. For years you watched as politicians like sleepy Joe Biden, who's been in office for 47 years allowed foreign nations to crush Minnesota's mining. Look at your mining industry, it was crushed by dumping tons and tons of cheap iron, and steel into our country. I saw what was happening. I did something about it. I did something about it. 145911 I will tell you, China wants me to lose so badly. They all do. They all do and yet I get along with all of them, although China I don't speak to them after the, after the plague came in. You know, we made a great deal with China. They announced last week that China ordered the largest amount of corn in history, and the largest amount of soybeans in history, and big cattle purchases, one of the biggest that anybody has seen. 145941 And I said, "see how smart they are?" If they weren't smart they would have stopped and we would have said let's decouple. But by ordering so much the farmers come to me "sir we like this deal a lot, please don't do anything irrational." 145955 How smart is China, right? The biggest corn order.Think, they said the biggest corner in history. So I have to say. But I tell you my view has changed a lot. We made a great deal with China but my view has changed a lot. USMCA is the biggest deal ever made, and that one is working out great between Canada and Mexico. And remember this, Minnesota, under the last administration, the last administration Minnesota iron range was wiped out. Seven plants were idled and more than 2000 workers were laid off. 150033 Obama and Biden closed it down. Do you remember that? The finest iron ore in the world they say, I don't know, what do I know? To me it all looks the same, but they say it's the finest iron ore in the world. That's good enough to me. And what did I do? Almost immediately after getting into office, I heard about this disaster just like Keystone pipeline, just like so much else, Jason, and you'll be working on that with me in the halls of -- the beautiful halls of the Senate. 150110 And he's going to stay with us; he's not going to be one of those who gets elected. He's not going to be one of them, they get elected and then he walks into those gorgeous buildings when they had those big beautiful dollar bills, and they built marble columns and it's so beautiful and so rich. He's not gonna say, "darling, we finally arrived. Now we can go with majority." He's gonna do what's right. 150133 He's gonna do what's right. I know Jason, you need Jason, get Jason elected please. But they closed it up, and I was here, and a worker, I was making speeches before you had to stand 200 feet away from everybody. Before you had to stand like two football fields away. And the worker came up to me with a group of his friends and they were all crying and they were tough. They never cried before in their life. Maybe when they were babies but I doubt it. 150201 They were all crying. He said, "Sir, you gave us back our life." He said that. I had that just recently in Maine. They took away 5000 square miles. Think of a square mile, and then multiply it times 5000. Took away 5000 square miles -- that was Obiden. That was, Obiden as I call them. Obiden. That was Obama, and Biden. Short. 150226 I like that term, Obiden, because you save a lot of time. But that was, that was Obama and Biden in Maine, took away 5000, Mike, square miles -- you know what that is? That's like -- I said "let me see what it looks like on a map." They basically took away the Atlantic Ocean from Maine. And made is the greatest in the world for lobster, and the greatest in the world just about for fishing. I said, "Why did he take this area?" They didn't know except that was the great fishing area. 150257 And I gave it back to them. I redid it, I took it off, I wiped it out. I gave an executive order that wiped it out immediately. And then we wiped out the tariffs that they were being charged by China, and by, as you know, the United Kingdom was charging tariffs. They were all charging tariffs to our fishermen. But we don't charge tariffs to them. So I made it, I made it fair. European Union was a disaster charging tariffs. 150331 They were charging big tariffs. We wouldn't. So here's what was happening. So Canada, they would sell the fish and lobster to Canada for nothing, for peanuts and Canada would then sell it to China, and also to the European Union. Because Canada had a deal where they didn't have to pay the tariffs. This was before my time. How this could have happened is incredible. So I said, "Listen, if you don't change your tariffs I'm going to put tariffs in your car." It was amazing. They said "we'll change them immediately." Thank you very much. 150359 That took about two minutes. So I did a lot for Maine, we're going to see whether or not they remember but I think Maine's gonna remember but I did similar for you when I opened up your great iron ore. And I put tariffs, I put tariffs on foreign steel and the Iron Range came roaring back to life. You know that, right? Right. But these guys came up to me, "You've given us back our life." I've never forgotten that. "You've given us back our life." 150429 They didn't say thanks. They didn't say thanks for the job. They said that's what they've done all their life and Obama just came in and closed it up. I don't say Biden cuz I don't think he knows what the hell's happening. I think if you mentioned, if you mentioned, you know you shouldn't have done that to Minnesota, he'll say "Where's Minnesota? I don't know anything about -- I don't know what Minnesota is. Where is that please?" How many times, by the way, has he been up at a speech, where he'll say the wrong -- wrong state? Right? 150456 He'll get up, "It's great to be in the wonderful state of Ohio." "Sir, sir you're in Florida." That's the bad one, you know, when you see palm trees, "Wonderful to be in Ohio." Or, "I love being with the people from Iowa." "Sir, you're in Idaho." And he always gets New Hampshire mixed up with Vermont, but all the time he does that. I haven't done it yet. If I do I'm just leaving because there's no way you can save it, you know? 150527 There is no way you can save it. We recently issued a directive protecting workers on the Iron Range from unfair job killing regulation, and frivolous litigation in addition to everything else. We started construction on the new Sula(?), right? Sula, big deal. That's been deteriorating for many years, just about gone and we're redoing it now, rebuilding it. That's a big deal for your state, and for others, so that the iron ore can quickly get to market. Sula. 150603 Our miners are back on the job and wages have increased by as much as 50%, and they're doing great even during the China plague, they're doing great. And the China plague will fade, but we will not forget. But if Biden wins, the Iron Range will be shut down forever. You know that. He'll shut it down, very early on, forever. I took a lot of heat by doing that, I took a lot of heat from the so called environmentalist, summit(?) environmentalists too, in a big sense. We just signed something the other day. 150635 Cory Gardner, Steve Daines, senators great senators, and we signed a bill that's going to really be something incredible from an environmental standpoint. The biggest we've ever signed, they say, other than Teddy Roosevelt, it goes back to Teddy Roosevelt. I said, Why is theirs bigger? Because we also did something tremendous for Utah, you know that. 150700 Thousands and thousands of acres. We opened it up. "I said why isn't it bigger than Teddy Roosevelt, I want bigger. Otherwise I'm not signing it." And they said, "Sir, he did the Grand Canyon and a few other things." I said, "Oh, that's pretty big. Grand Canyon is big." Do we agree, even for Mike lyndale the Grand Canyon. Even Mike would admit the Grand Canyon's tough to beat right? So anyway, but we did, we signed it and it's one of the biggest acts -- I say the biggest thing, environmentally, done since Teddy Roosevelt. That's a long time ago. We achieved together. 150734 And what we're doing together is nothing short of an economic miracle and now we're doing it again. We did it. We built the greatest economy in the history of the world that now I have to do it again. You know what that is? That's right. That's God testing me. So, if you know, you did it once. And I said, "Did I do a great job, god? I'm the only one that could do it." He said, "That you shouldn't say. Now we're gonna have you do it again." 150802 I said, "Okay, I agree. You got me." But I did it once, and now I'm doing it again and you see the kind of numbers that we're putting up. They're unbelievable. Best job numbers ever. Three months, more jobs in the last three months than ever before. Best retail sales in history, best car sales. Did you see where the car sales are actually above what they were? 150828 Did you see the manufacturer, you remember you're not gonna have manufacturing back? You'd need a magic wand for manufacturing. Yeah, well we got the magic wand because the manufacturing numbers are through the roof. And your state last year had the best year it ever had, right, best year it ever had. And now you're going to have something that's even better. So I just want to tell you, we're going to do it again. By the way, third quarter numbers come out, and interestingly, they will come out just before November 1, and we're gonna see how I did. 150900 But I think you're gonna have a great third quarter. People are now starting to predict it much to their chagrin, right, much to their chagrin. They're -- just like CNN said, he's up 10 points. They all said 10 points. 10 points. First of all, the first poll was rigged, and wrong. It was a rigged poll. Just like they want to try and rig the election with all these mail in balance. Let's send out 62 million ballots. Let's send -- well, you know, some people say "gee, you shouldn't talk --" I got to talk about it. 150930 Because absentee ballots are good. You send for the ballot, you're not going to be in your state and you get it back and you do something and you send it back in and it's a process. You have to work for it a little bit. But these ballots, they what to send them out, in some states they want to send them out and they want to just have millions of ballots. They said "oh we drop them in a lock box." I just saw the great thing about Air Force One, there is no lack of television. You have televisions on the ceilings, and the closets, on the floors. 150959 No matter where you go there's a television. You open the closet there's a television. I say "no too much Trump, I can't watch anymore." I try and get away. You put yourself in the closet, but they have a lot of stuff. And they showed this person getting on -- Fox, you know Fox now puts on more democrats just about than they do republicans. They have certainly changed a lot. Fox has changed a lot. They're probably turning off right now as I speak but I don't -- see I don't care. I tell the truth. It's ridiculous. 151028 One of the biggest differences between this year and four years ago is Fox. Fox is like from a different planet, and too bad. And you know what's gonna happen if we don't win? They're gonna go down the tubes along with every other media outlet. They'll all be busted. They'll all be gone, I can tell you that. Nobody's gonna want to cover sleepy Joe. We'll end up with one very boring socialist country that will go to hell. 151056------------------ But when you look at it and when you look at what's happening. That's why we have to win this election. And if we don't win this election, every one of you, me, all of us. It'll never be the country I don't think the country can ever come back to it. I used to use Venezuela a lot, you know, I don't know if I even really fully believed it but I'd say Venezuela, we would indeed become when I look at these maniacs in Portland. These anarchists in Portland, when I look at these people that's what they want. For the rest of the country. They wanted to fund their police they want to terminate the police, you know something about that you've had your little you've had your little stance, where they want to do they actually do that, they actually are terminating the police department right they are actually doing it, they're not even talking about it, they're terminating the police department these people are crazy. And by the way, when I sent in the National Guard that's when it all stopped, and I kept calling. I kept calling and saying send in the National Guard, send in the National Guard, they should have done it a lot sooner. Right. That was a beautiful I just said I just stop someplace else and I said to me it was a beautiful sight. They were riding all over they felt, full of vim and vigor they thought nobody was going to stop them. The police department is very good, but they were told you can't do anything. They have to be able to do what they do very well. So they were told they couldn't do anything and the city was a blaze. It was a blaze I'll never forget the CNN reporter he's standing there with his very nice shaved head right now I wish I had a shaved head to appear to settle the wind. But you know what, he's standing there, vulture right how he felt, and he said he There seem quite calm right now. And behind him. They have the entire city looks like it's burning down for blocks. He's standing there talking, because the fake news doesn't report the truth, and they don't talk about how serious it is and how bad it is. But remember this it's only a small part of our country it's not a big part, very small, but they don't report the facts because they don't want to report those facts, because those facts are very bad for Joe Biden, and for the radical left, and they want them to win, for whatever reason, I don't know, because they'll all lose their networks, they'll all lose their wealth, everything will be done, but they'll figure it out someday, but we're not going to let them have that chance. As much as in many ways they should not be rewarded. They're going to be rewarded if I win because our country is only going up in one direction so that's the way to fight the China virus we've enacted the largest financial relief package in American history through the paycheck protection program we saved 1 million Minnesota jobs. We've also delivered nearly $5 billion in economic relief straight to Minnesota families you know that have kept it all going, and would like to do it again. Except the democrats all they want is $1 trillion 1 trillion, that they're not interested in the people, they're not interested in the post office. It's all a ruse it's all a con. They're only interested in getting a trillion dollars you guys know that getting a trillion dollars for states that are badly run blue states, very badly run by governors and mayors, like, New York, Illinois, California. I won't name any more because to be honest. He's going to Minnesota I don't know, I don't like to be so impressed so but you do have some issues I will say that, of all places I would be very surprised I was very surprised, unlike sleepy Joe Biden our approach to the pandemic is based on science, not left wing ideology. slow Joe oppose the travel ban on China that I instituted he remember he came out oh it's xenophobe because I said, what does that mean Joe Tell me Joe, can you describe. Remember he came out he called me all sorts of things are racist and everything and then he said, I was right. I was early way earlier we would have lost hundreds of thousands of additional lives. And that's pretty much agreed by everybody that I put the ban on Europe coming in because they were ahead of us and when I looked at Italy and I looked at France and Spain I said we got to put it on, and a lot of people didn't want that they said we were right about that. And then we started getting into the manufacturing business with the ventilators and all of the equipment and what we did is incredible the governors were not prepared. We made a lot of Governor's look good by supplying massive amounts of equipment, massive not one person in this country we didn't have very many ventilators at all. Way undersupplied. Not one person in this country that needed a ventilator didn't get the ventilator so every single person that needed one got one, which is pretty amazing we have a big country with a lot of diversity a lot of different states. And now we're supplying we're making thousands of ventilators a month that was applying them to the rest of the world because they're not equipped to make a ventilator it's very complex very expensive we're making thousands a month we have all we can use. Now Biden wants to lock all Americans in their basements for months on end, which would inflict permanent irreversible harm in our nation's children family's health and economy. By contrast, my administration is following data driven and science based approaches that apply to common sense mitigation aggressively sheltering those at greatest risk our seniors, we have to shelter them, and delivers effective medical treatments to save thousands and thousands of lives and when you look at the rest of the world you know they were trying to say oh we weren't doing now all of a sudden a lot of the places that they were using to hold up. They're having a big search. They have a gift, and I don't want that. I don't want that. But they were holding up names of countries and now there's a looks fact even New Zealand you see what's going on in New Zealand. They beat it, they beat it it was like front page they beat it, because they wanted to show me something. The problem is, big surge in New Zealand so you know it's terrible. We don't want that. But this is a, an invisible enemy that should have never been led to come to this country to Europe or the rest of the world but China, just remember this remember they fake. That's right, the fatality rate for Americans over 70 has declined by 85%. Since April, we've learned we know we have some great things now to Europe by contrast has experienced a 40% higher rate of excess mortality than the United States, think about that you don't hear those stories they don't tell you that Tom do they, you don't hear that in Congress right, we launched the largest mobilization of American goods. Since the World War Two. Think of it since World War Two. This is the largest mobilization, since World War Two, creating the most advanced testing system in the world, producing thousands of ventilators in launch during Operation warp speed to deliver and distribute a vaccine before the end of the year in record time. We're at a very very close point to the vaccine and to therapeutics and therapeutics to me are more important right now you go into the hospital, whether it's a transfusion, or whether it's a shot. And you feel better. Two days later, or a day later or three days later, but that would be a great thing and we're very close we have great great companies working on it. because we will defeat the China virus we're going to be stronger than we ever were next year is going to be record setting numbers and you see that when you look at the Wii. And the Wii is turning out to be true you know I was saying the Wii and everybody was saying, the Wii is impossible, but the Wii is, it's beyond the Wii it's a super Wii based on the numbers that we have now. So we'll see what happens. And we would like to give additional money to people we would like to it wasn't their fault that they got hit by China, but you know what we want to give them additional money, and we'll take care of. Biden . That's a new business but we have to you know we're being taken advantage of by all of those companies, and they should pay not the people, my administration also understands that economic health is vital to public health. Over the past three months we've gained 9 million jobs nationwide which is a new record retail spending is fully recovered and is now at an all time high. 152114 We have more retail spending now than we did before the plague came in from China. Auto production surged 28%. 152124 Joe Biden would crush this unprecedented economic recovery. During his 47 years in Washington, think of that, 47 years. Joe Biden -- and you know it's really amazing. For 47 years, he did nothing. Now he's telling everybody how he's gonna make it wonderful, right? Doesn't work that way. And he's not exactly primetime now either, by the way. 152145 Joe Biden supported every globalist attack on the American worker. NAFTA which was a disaster. TPP, which I didn't allow to happen. The horrible Korea deal. South China's entry into the World Trade Organization might have been the worst of them all. It created China. Now Biden is running on the most extreme far left agenda ever put forward by a major party. Biden's joint manifesto -- we call it a manifesto -- with Bernie Sanders, crazy Bernie, would raise taxes and increase regulations at an unprecedented rate. 152222 He will kill the stock market. He will kill everything that we're talking about today. He'd also abolish immigration enforcement, abolish bail, abolish the suburbs, abolish effective policing, abolish American energy, and abolish the American way of life. Otherwise he'd do quite a good job, I think. 152242 He raised his hand and pledged to give free healthcare to illegal aliens, okay? A lot of you people, when you get -- when you have a problem, you don't get free health care. But he wants to give it. He wants to give lawyers, lawyers, free legal assistance to people that come into our country illegally. 152302 And as vice presidential candidate Biden picked Kamala. Kamala Harris. She's another. She's a beauty. Who co-sponsored a $32 trillion socialist takeover of health care and our country, because our country would be ruined, destroyed. And the 33 -- think of this you had 33 in healthcare and $93 trillion on the socialist green new deal, which doesn't work. 152332 It's like written by a child. It was written by a child. A foolish child. 152336 -------- It's written by a foolish child I have a very different vision for america's future you got to see it before the plague, but you're seeing it again right now even more so. It starts with creating 10 million jobs in the next 10 months. And that's what's happening over the next four years we will cut, even more taxes substantially and regulations that's why people are pouring into our country to open up factories they're bringing it back to Minnesota and everyplace else in Michigan we have auto plants opening up left and right and expanding they haven't seen that in 42 years, we will end our reliance on China, we will make our critical drugs and supplies right here in the United States. And you know when you see the drug companies are very rich very sophisticated when you see them taking ads against Donald Trump, those ads are for one reason because I'm bringing you drug prices way down. I instituted a favored nations clause so if Germany or any place anywhere in the world is getting their drugs for less which they do a tiny fraction of what we pay. They have to meet those prices. So instead of saying he's somebody should have done this Obama by anybody should have done other presidents should have done this, I drug prices are many times higher than other countries many many times in Canada, the prices have been better than that and I gave Florida, Rhonda census a great governor gave him the right to buy his drugs directly from Canada. He's going to save half. So everyone you know right now you can't do that I gave him, and I gave another state Colorado have the authority to go to if they want they could go by prior to the favored nations kicking in. But the favored nations laws could reduce drugs by 50 6070 even 80% think of that one. and I'm the only president in 51 years that had a year last year where drug prices came down but that was peanuts stuff compared to what I'm talking about. So when you see those ads, if you don't mind, and you see the drug companies hitting me, you'll say, Thank you President Trump for reducing drug prices. I guarantee you if they were going up they wouldn't be taking it's make sense I guess right. I hope people understand that because they are spending a lot of money they don't like me, I did something that was unthinkable. Check out the words favored nation, check out the word rebate, because now I take the rebate for the people, and I take the rebate to reduce the prices. They took the rebate went to a middleman, the middleman. I never heard the term middle woman but I guess probably that too. But the middleman got all this money was, I don't know who they are, nobody knows who they are the middleman you always hear. They made more money than the drug companies at least the drug companies made a product, but the middleman is not liking Donald Trump too much. I probably have a lot of friends that are middlemen I don't even know what they have beautiful homes, I say I wonder where they made their money. They're very wealthy but they're not so wealthy anymore, we are getting the rebates we're keeping the money for our people we will create tax credits for companies that bring jobs from China back to America. And we will impose tariffs on companies that leave America to produce jobs overseas, one of the things in the US MCA that was very important. I don't want our companies going to Mexico going to Canada anymore. I watched that I was Man of the Year 11 years ago in Michigan, I don't know why but they picked me those long before I thought in terms of running a weed glad I ran. Thanks. Thanks. So what do you think yeah I vote. But that was long before I thought about this, Mike. And I said, You know, I was in Michigan very nice man of the year that was great, and I said you know they're taking your car companies and moving them all to Mexico. Anyway, 32% of our cars are made in Mexico, how crazy, but it's that way that's the way it happened. But I said the most important deal in the US MCA I don't want anybody. Moving to Mexico firing their people moving there making a car selling it in for no tax. I don't want that anymore. can happen. And that's not going to happen there is such a huge economic disincentive to do that. So we'll strip federal contracts from companies that outsource critical industries, we're going to strip it with the help of Minnesota workers, we will be the premier medical and pharmaceutical manufacturer anywhere in the world. And you see it already, the drug companies are starting to give up now I'll tell you. If for some reason the other side happens to have a victory on November 3. Forget everything I said, it'll all be made in China plus it'll all be made in other countries like Vietnam and other places. And you can just forget everything I said, because they're typical politicians but radical left wing, they will go right back to it but even more. 152855 To protect our families and workers during the China pandemic, I sealed our border against illegal immigration and suspended the entry of foreign workers who threaten American jobs. And yet if you're a farmer, a factory owner and you had people coming in from years, we made it easier for those people to keep coming in. I can't shut them off, you'd have to close up your business. Joe Biden, on the other hand has pledged to allow virtually unlimited immigration during a global pandemic, spreading the virus, overwhelming our healthcare system and displacing millions of American jobseekers. 152933 The Biden plan would institute catch and release -- I got rid of it -- along the entire southwest border. This is where you catch, perhaps a murderer, perhaps a rapist. You catch somebody, you take their number and you release them. You say, "Please show up to court in three years." Nobody shows up. 152954 ------------ 1% show up you know the one percenter. The ones that are very smart. They're the ones that show up they're the only ones that show up. So we built almost 300, miles of border wall, and we're adding 10 new miles each way. And if we didn't have that we'd be in trouble because, sadly, and I think the, the President of Mexico is a friend of mine he's a great guy Lacey's a great guy like you. But I said to him, you know, we have to do this and you have to In the meantime, you have to give us a lot of troops along our border because we're paying you a lot of money with your cars and otherwise I'm gonna have to tear up and he said no no no we will give you trips, we have 27,000 Mexican soldiers on our southern border nobody's coming through unless we want them to we have to come in illegally into our country on the southern border. And also, they have to come in we have 27,000 troops You didn't even know that 27,000. Furthermore, Joe Biden has pledged to increase refugee resettlement by. Not a bad number 700% you read that right that's in the manifesto. He would overwhelm Minnesota with refugees from terror hotspots to pleading public services burdening schools and straining city budgets you already know about the hotspots don't you how you know about it you haven't plenty of problems in Minnesota. But I'm going to be so politically correct I'm not going to say anything. But I know all about your hotspots you got some hotspots very unfair to Minnesota I will tell you that. 153133 And I'll tell you, if I don't win Minnesota, I'm never going to do it if I run for a third or fourth term, okay? I'll never be back if I run. I've given up. I almost won last time. One more speech, Mike, why didn't you have -- I almost won. I went to Michigan. I had a choice. I shouldn't tell you this but we won Michigan. One more speech, I would have won, it was so close. 153154 But if I don't win it this time, I'm not coming back. Never. Not for term three, four, five or six. 153204 Under my administration we've dramatically reduced refugee resettlement. And we've suspended refugee resettlement during the pandemic. You know that. We've totally suspended it. Nobody comes in. Lucky we have the wall. We're up to 300 miles almost. We didn't have that wall, we would be in would be inundated with people and you know unfortunately, and we're helping them, we sent them a lot of ventilators and other equipment, but Mexico is being overrun with the pandemic and we would really have a problem. 153232 We've completely reformed refugee policy. We've instituted rigorous national security checks. We've protected religious minorities. And we've shifted refugee admissions away from terror afflicted nations like Syria and Somalia. And remember you know they say we don't have -- we do have, they understand that. 153259 They just don't want to say it. We have a major -- we have a ban. You know that. We have a ban on people coming into our country illegally. We have a ban on countries, because we want people to come into our country who love our country, who can love our country, who respect our country, and who are going to come in on merit. Merit. Merit. Which is the exact opposite of what was happening. 153325 Many of them hated our country and they didn't come in on merit. All they do is complain. You know anybody like that? They just complain. Does anybody know anybody like that? Do you know anybody -- one of your colleagues, you call, you call her a colleague. ---------------------- All she does is complain I won't mention the name because you'll never get complaints complaints complaints. I don't like that. I don't like it. She does is complain not good enough. Oh really tell us about it. To protect your security my administration instituted a travel ban on the world's most dangerous regions. Biden is pledged to immediately end this travel ban, and allow unlimited migration from terror zones including Syria Somalia, Libya, Iran and Yemen, trouble, trouble. I also kept the promise I made to Minnesota four years ago, I signed an executive order requiring state and local consent before any refugees are admitted Biden would immediately shred that executive order overriding local communities like yours you know that did you know I signed up. You have to give approval now a little different than the old days, isn't it a little bit different, the old days was a lot different. I signed that approval they have to go through a process now and you have to approve it. Why should we send everybody up to Minnesota or anyplace else. In recent weeks democrat control cities have shown that Democrats plan, and what they plan for America, and Minneapolis 700 buildings were burned damaged or destroyed costing more than $1. billion. I just left incredible people were on a runway like this. And I introduced them their businesses were burned down God. And they don't know what they're gonna do but we're gonna try helping them to get them rebuild but five groups of people that were just incredible people successful wonderful people, their stores and businesses were burned down destroyed. Dozens of business owners have announced they are considering moving hundreds of jobs out of democrat run Minneapolis you know that you know that criminals are terrorizing civilians in Chicago Cortland and now New York City, this radical left Mayor de Blasio has led our beautiful diamond, I loved it I left it four years ago, I could see there with the seeds of problems he was there. But I left it it was wonderful. Four years ago I left it. And over the last years especially over the last six months, crime has gone up hundreds of percentage points hundreds 273 points, 368 points numbers that you wouldn't believe. And we're talking about shootings murders you saw what happened this weekend you saw that Jason terrible my city I love that city, but that has great potential. And we're going to do something we're going to do something strong. They've just let it go to hell. And I don't know is it because they're bad people or they have no common sense or they just don't know what they're doing, but are beautiful diamonds of this country has been let go to hell. 153653 Top Democrats have demanded the defunding of police departments. Biden even referred to the police as the enemy. And that's what it is. He's not going to control -- Look, he's not going to control the situation. He's dealing with -- how about the Congresswoman that I watched over the weekend, right, saying "I have total control over Bidne, he'll do anything I say. I have total control." 153718 What she's saying is, "I have total control over this jerk, he'll do whatever the hell I want." That's putting it in more common language, but she said it just as mean as that. You know who I'm talking about, right? You saw that. What a horrible statement to make. And frankly, Kamala -- nobody treated Joe Biden worse than Kamala. I mean nobody. He was called a racist and just about everything else under the book, then all of a sudden she says, "he's such a fine man." 153749 Look, nobody treated -- including Pocahontas, nobody on the debate stage, nobody treated Joe Biden worse than Kamala Harris. And she's got some big issues. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. (boos) I mean I hear the boos. How the hell did she win the primary? How did she win that, Lacey? What the hell happened, Lacey? Ah, it's Jason's fault. How the hell did she win? 153821 This woman is crazy. She's a horrible woman who hates our country. She-- yeah, mail-in vote, you're right. We'll have to check that. Let's check the mail in vote. No, seriously, how does a woman who hates our country, who says nothing but bad things about our country and Israel and other of our allies, how does this woman win? Where are the people that would vote for her? Omar called the Minneapolis police a cancer, and said they were rotten to the root. 153853 But Joe Biden did not condemn the comments. He didn't want to talk about it. He didn't disavow her endorsement. He displays it proudly on his website. This is what's going to be running the country. This is the biggest change between what happened between now and Crooked Hillary. Crooked Hillary was bad news right. She still, remember she said, "Will you accept the results of the election? Will you accept the results of this election?" 153924 And I sort of said, "Yeah, maybe. You know." But she didn't accept them, right? She -- will you accept -- I remember that question. It was probably the toughest question I had, out of all of them, but she hasn't been exactly a gracious loser. She's a loser but not a gracious one. If Joe Biden and the radical Dems --(applause) -- if Joe Biden and the radical dems take power, they will pass legislation gutting every single police department in America. That's going to happen. 153958 The Biden-Bernie manifesto calls for appointing far left prosecutors, judges, and justices of the United States Supreme Court. Look, you know we have a big thing with a court. The next president has a chance to do three, four, could even be five. You will change this country around, it will be irreversible. It will be irreversible. And they'll coddle criminals and punish law abiding citizens, these judges will. 154028 They'll take away your guns while letting criminal gangs, like Ms-13 roam free. Your second amendment will -- look it was under siege, but not really because they had never cha--- right fellas? They did have -- they played, they played the game which they had no chance. When I'm here, they have no chance. Your second amendment is cherished. You need your second amendment. They will either take it away or obliterate it into meaningless, nothing. 154058 In Joe Biden's America, the protections of American citizenship will be stripped away, and your community will be left at the mercy of the mob. I mean i'm saying these things but I mean them. When I look at what happened in Minneapolis, when you look at what's going on in different cities that are just unbelievable cities. Remember this, though, most of the country's very safe. In fact crime stats outside of Chicago and New York, a couple of them, crime stats are, are record low. 154132 Our country's, even during the pandemic. We're doing well but when they're run by the liberal-- liberal Democrats, we're not doing well. And we have to get in. You know, they have to ask us, we had to be asked here. They have to ask us, unless we take a very severe action which ideally you don't want to take. But every time we go in we solve the problem, and we solve it very quickly. 154156 Seattle, look at what's going on with Seattle. I mean, this is a city, this is a real city, and they took over a large portion of that city, and they knew we were going in the following day. They knew it. So they sent their police in, and it was like nobody ever gave up so easily as those characters. But they're radical left anarchists. Whether you're registered as a Democrat Independent or Republican, I'm asking for the vote of every American who believes that police officers are not enemies, but heroes who keep us safe. 154228 I also want to send our special thanks to the members of the Minnesota national guard who did such an incredible job stopping the rioting, violence, mayhem in Minneapolis, they were great. They were great, I love it. I loved that. It's just a beautiful thing to -- it's the way it's supposed to work. They cause problems, you have to do it. And the sooner you do it, the easier it is to do. 154302 My administration has made clear to every mayor and governor in the country that the federal government is ready to send the National Guard and federal reinforcements, we will wipe out the problem within minutes. You saw it happening right here. You wouldn't have a city if we didn't demand that that take place, you wouldn't have a city. All you have to do is say the word, every voter should ask themselves a simple question: Do you want the radical left policies of Chicago, Minneapolis, San Francisco imposed on the entire country? 154340 Look at Nancy Pelosi. San Francisco's going to hell and she's in Congress saying what -- what we should be doing. Look at the homeless problem in San Francisco. Look at what's happening in San Francisco, and then she's telling us about the post office. She has no clue. 154356 And I must tell you this, does she love our country? Does she love our country? I don't think so, to be honest with you. What she's done is a disgrace to our country. What she's done and Schumer crying. Chuck. Cryin Chuck. He cries whenever it's important to cry. Do you want the failed policies of Mayor Bill de Blasio or Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Chicago? CROWD>> No. TRUMP>> Or Mayor Jacob Frye? CROWD>> No. 154423 TRUMP>> Brought to every city and town in this nation? If left wing democrats can't run a city, why on earth would you let them run your country? We have some such incredibly run cities, such incredibly run cities. The problems we have are the radical left. 154443 And now she wants $1 trillion. And she's holding it up using a phony excuse of the post office, cause she wants a trillion dollars to go -- and you guys all know this. She wants $1 trillion to go to these badly run democrat cities and states. That's what she wants. And she's using the post office. We want to fix the post office and make it better, it should have been fixed 30 years ago. 154506 Over the next four years, we're going to implement an aggressive strategy to fight violent crime. It's already been implemented and we'll expand the surge of federal law enforcement into crime plagued cities, and we can do that at will. We just have to hear from your Governor. Call up, just let us know, we'll be there. We are ready, willing and able. We will hire more tough violent crime prosecutors, we will hire more police, we will dismantle violent left wing extremist groups like Antifa. They don't even want to say the name Antifa. 154542 They don't even want to say the name, and we will pass new laws to prosecute drive by shootings and enact(?) of domestic terrorism, they will suffer gravely. We will fight for a nation in which every American child is safe on our streets, in which every American family is secure in their homes, and in which all of the American people are confident in our destiny. 154608 But to achieve this vision, we must finish the job and drain the Washington swamp, once and for all. And get Jason in there please. Jason Lewis. Get him in. Jason, you gotta win. Get Jason Lewis. Jason Lewis. Gotta win, Jason. You're certainly against a weak opponent, you got to win. 154634 For years left wing politicians like Joe Biden talked about supporting American workers. Then they got elected and gave away your jobs, shipped away your factories, and they sold off your dreams, your, your beautiful beautiful American Dreams. They sold them off to the highest bidder. But under this administration those days are over. Now you have a president who is fighting for you. 154701 Over the next four years we will fully restore America's manufacturing independence. We will again rebuild the greatest economy in history. It's happening very fast. You're going to see it very soon. I'd lift it to even more incredible heights than what we had last year. You had the greatest year in the history of your state last year. We will revitalize police departments and reclaim our cities for law abiding Americans. 154730 We will protect religious liberty, defend the lives of our beautiful unborn children. Appoint conservative judges, uphold free speech on college campuses, and safeguard the Second Amendment, the right to keep and bear arms. 154754 We will ensure American dominance in space, send in military, and pave the way to becoming the first nation to plant its flag on Mars. We're working on that, we're doing very well. By the way, when I took over NASA, it was dead. It was gone, right? It was gone. There was nothing. There was grass growing on the runways. Grass through the crevices on the runway. It was terrible. And now it's the most vital space program anywhere in the world. Not only the jobs but the importance of it and the psychology of it. 154827 And by the way, for military defense. And we created Space Force. Think of that. We created another one of many, many things. First time in 78 years. Last one was the Air Force, right? Space force. That's a big deal by itself. If a president did that they would have achieved something. We did that and we did hundreds of other things. We will teach our children to love our country, to honor our history, and to respect our great American flag. 154855 We will never waver in defense of our families, our values, our faith, our jobs, our borders, our rights, or our freedoms. Together we will unite citizens of every race, color, religion and creed, as one people, one family and one glorious nation, under God. I want to thank you. You are incredible people, Minnesota. Thank you very much. I'll be back. November 3, we have to win. God bless you. God bless the great state of Minnesota, God bless America. Thank you all very much. ###

PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH’S REMARKS AT AN ENVIRONMENTAL AGREEMENT SIGNING CEREMONY AT THE GRAND CANYON, ARIZONA.

1966 UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL 3

Shot taken at the edge of the Grand Canyon. A woman looks at the camera, then turns to look out at the view through binoculars, then looks back again at the camera.

9:00:10 - Mexican hat stand, street vendor stall, statue of cowboy with hat, mariachi band, musicians with fountain and courtyard background, Mexican dancing, dance performance in outdoor arena with crowd, Mexico City skyline, Mayan style hotel, Mayan pyramid, Mayan stone carvings, Mexican faces, dentist office, sign "dental" unsanitary looking dentist, boats through botanical garden, Xochimilco, farmer and oxen in field, outdoor market with colorful fruit, woman with baskets, desert canyon, river and cactus, Mexican coastline, resort, cathedral church, Indian dancers in public courtyard, young women in colorful native costume, faces, children smiling, little girl performing with grand hand gestures, Mexican flag, Mexico City - traffic in front of old building, waiter at door of restaurant, large cathedral from up above, vs. high angles over large public square, mural of eagle or bird, flag flying, fountain in courtyard, pan across murals, 9:05:04 - pan across street, ext cathedral, scale model of ancient city, archaeological site, vs. pan across middle of city, Indian dancers standing like prostitutes on Mexican street, ext. courtyard native dancers, Indian dancing, Main cathedral and courtyard, vs. Mexico City with pedestrians, high angle over city street, vendors on street, pedestrians, children running with pigeons, high angle over green Volkswagens in traffic, high angle over one way street, Mexico City traffic jam, ambulance with lights on stuck in traffic, telephoto through traffic, 09:10:20 - Old ruins of cathedral, large open air market in front of cathedral and domes, Jesus and Mary souvenirs, religious souvenirs for sale on the street, fruit for sale on the street, fountains, flowers, butterfly on flower, religious statues in park, religious people walking on their knees across courtyard, religious procession, children musicians with drums, wedding, bride and groom disappearing into doorway, children, marching band playing in outdoor courtyard, wedding shots, bride and groom posing for photo, ext. park vendor, high angle Mexico City with Cathedral domes foreground, vs. telephoto ext. Mexico City, fountain and modern buildings, angle statue, angle down street, tourist at overlook, outdoor open air market, vendors, fruit sellers, woman cutting fruit into flower shape, 09:15:50 - little girls getting faces painted, facial paint, clown in park, clown on cellular phone, Mausoleum, tomb, unusual fountain - giant monster in pool, anthropology museum, children in school uniforms walking in front of large museum, fountains, interior museum displays, people posing in front of museum exhibits, vs. museum pieces, Mayan artifacts, CU ancient Mayan stone carving of face, vs. stone carvings, model pyramid, musicians play their native instruments in a museum setting, children watching, vs. musicians, vs. museum displays, vs. stone carvings, 09:20:40 - two tourist at table count money, more vs. museum displays and stone carvings, ext. garishly painted building with mosaics, Mexico City University, crowds on grass in front of building, political rally, crowds, banners, media, reporters and cameramen crowding into news event, couple kissing in the park, campus building with mosaics, vs. Mexico City University, longboat on canal with green water, man canoe using pole on river or canal, botanical gardens, men loading rose flowers onto back of truck, vs. roses, Xochimilco park with boats, canal boats, people having lunch on a small boat, Mariachi band on boat, Venice like shots gondolier in colorful boat, musicians, vs. boats, 09:25:37 - wedding couple on shore of canal, cu wedding couple faces, large flat pyramid, Teotihuacan, ruins, people climbing pyramid, wide of large flat topped pyramid, Mayan or Aztec ruins, tourists, steep steps and people walking down from above, wide of small pyramid, tourists, CU ruins, Aztec stone carvings, Archaeological site, CU of gargoyles, vs. cathedral on hill with cathedral dome foreground, Vera Cruz - beach with small island in distance, Vera Cruz fort, modern harbor crane, wide of fort and buildings, vs. ramparts and canals, int. catacombs, high angle over fort and canals, 09:30:05 - Mexican Navy boats in harbor, trailer truck passing camera, Volkswagen cars on trailer truck, CU Jetta, huge truck coming directly at camera, pan across giant cranes in harbor, cargo ship with Mexico written on the bow, stone carving mural, vs. Aztec or Mayan stone carvings on wall, Indian men in native costume, Indian men walking in circles, native ritual, men climbing tall poles, men on extremely high pole, men spinning from pole, acrobatics, upside down men hanging from tall pole spin in circles (voladores), forest site, wild pig or boar in forest, vs. stone carvings, huge faces in stone, Yucatan - very high waterfall in forest glade, stone lined irrigation canal, temple ruins, Mayan temple or pyramid, CU stone steps, high angle over temple in jungle, 09:36:00 - ruins and fountain, fort and walls with road, vs. fort, bell tower, Mexican small town, telephoto down old narrow street, women in native costume stand in doorway, giant Coke can floating on ocean, children on beach, musicians playing Xylophones on beach resort, marimba, giant beer bottle on ocean, Mayan pyramid ruin rising out of jungle, low angle looking up at pyramid, people climbing pyramid, tourists on steep stone steps, Mayan stone carvings, panels, wide of Mayan pyramid, vs. pyramids and ruins, sacrificial altar, little girl chasing butterflies with stick, Mayan pyramid rising out of jungle across forest, wide of pyramid from ground level with people walking in foreground, looking down from above steep steps, stone gargoyles, sacrificial altar, 09:40:21 - sacrificial altar with Mayan pyramid background, vs. ruins, stone panels and carvings, vs. large open courtyard, tilt down quarry to green pool, vs. tourist at pool, beach, temple on beach, tourist at temple, Oaxaca - generic mountains, cliff paintings, petroglyphs, old farmer on farm with ox plow, 09:45:03 - large temple complex and ruins, vs. flat-topped pyramid, stone panels, carvings, primitive figures carved into stone, man rolling clay to make pottery, primitive potters wheel, road through pineapple fields, truck passing, man carves giant fruit, giant cactus ferns, donkey train down country road, donkeys grazing, goat herding, goats walking down road, farmer riding donkey in field, shepherd herding Brahma bulls and calves down country road, sheep and goats, man carding wool, primitive wool making, man holds up wool samples, man operating loom, rug making, 09:50:41 - Mexican cathedral with four round domes, woman crushing dye in hand, loom with dyed wool, man operates large loom, brightly colored Mexican rugs on display in open market, Oaxaca Mexican Indian village, street volcano and pedestrians, people in open market, Indian women shopping, vendors, children, fruit for sale in market, women in bright colored clothing selling spices, pestles, fruit, bound turkeys in market, Indian faces, vs. market shots, tourist items for sale, Chicago Bulls T-shirt for sale, Guadalajara and Zacatecas - 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FTG FOR JOHN DONVAN ON THE DEATH OF ANNA NICOLE SMITH, WHO WAS FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS / SINCE HER DEATH, IT IS STILL UNKNOWN WHAT THE CAUSE WAS / ABC NEWS PRODUCTIONS / A&E HANDOUT A&E BIOGRAPHY: Anna Nicole Smith Final Timecoded Script TEASE PEREZ HILTON When you see someone that looks like Anna Nicole Smith, you wanna get her naked. GUILIANA DEPANDI She was gorgeous. She was like unbelievable looking. There was no one like her. DAVID CAPLAN She's always doing something new and something so absurd and over the top that the public can't help but feel mesmerized. BOBBY TRENDY I don't really know how she lost all that weight. It's a mystery to me because she was like 300 pounds. ERIC REDDING Just not someone you would really want to take home to Mama, if you want to put it that way. PEREZ HILTON Other celebrities may be a little more cautious when they do certain things in public. But Anna is a bit more of a free spirit. And I love that! (LAUGH) ACT ONE 1:00:59 The highest court in the land meets the biggest boobs in the business. Ok, it was supposed to be a serious affair, but that didn't stop hordes of screaming fans and paparazzi from descending on the Supreme Court for what was an eye-popping and landmark decision. Natsot/ ABC news report Nat sot/GMA news report "Now Mrs. Smith goes to Washington. The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that one-time Playboy Playmate Anna Nicole Smith could continue her legal battle for her share of her late husband's $1.6 billion dollar fortune." On May 1, 2006, the justices refused to strip Anna Nicole Smith of her claim to her late husband's fortune. They unanimously sent her legal battle against her stepson back to a lower court. GIULIANA DEPANDI I think she's gonna get a ton of money. // I think Anna Nicole needs to take the money and run. (LAUGHTER) The girl who once lived in a trailer, was determined to hold onto her millions. Anna Nicole Smith struck black gold in 1991 when she met 86-year-old oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall in a strip club where she was a dancer. The octogenarian was instantly smitten. 1:02:11 ERIC REDDING From the second he saw her, he sent his driver over to get her. He saw her from across the room. And he said, "Go get that girl. I want to meet her in person." ANNA NICOLE SMITH He got a huge smile on, he had his gorgeous blue eyes and they got a little twinkle in his eyes and um, he asked me to dance for him. And I did. The elderly billionaire's heart skipped a beat. Soon he was asking Anna to shake her assets for him every day of the week. ERIC REDDING She told me he came in every Monday to Friday. /// And he would give her 500 to 5,000 dollars just to sit there and talk. Sometimes she would take her top off, show what she had. And that was it. JOEY BARTOLOMEO And he loved it, and he really developed a fondness for her. And he would shower her with gifts. MELINDA HUDSON She started getting houses and jewelry. And Neiman Marcus would come to the house, maybe once or twice a week, and fit her for clothes. ERIC REDDING She would see something she would want. She would call J. Howard up on the phone and just go, "Can I have this?" She would talk baby talk to him. 1:03:12 PEREZ HILTON It's like an Annie story, you know? Anna Nicole is Annie. And J. Howard Marshall is Daddy Warbucks. Anna called him "Paw Paw"-and he was old enough to be her grandfather. But Marshall didn't want to be just another sugar daddy. He was hooked. ERIC REDDING J. Howard Marshall, I have to say, he truly loved Anna. He really did. // He continually asked her to marry him. And she kept not wanting to marry him. The 23-year-old stripper had more on her mind than marriage. In late 1991, Anna saw an ad placed by a local scout for Playboy. It was the big break she'd been waiting for. So she put on her best stilettos and showed up at his studio for a test shoot. ERIC REDDING She came in. She's six foot tall. She had on like five-inch heels. So, she was like an Amazon woman. Anna was a big girl. But she had a pretty face, and one thing-or maybe it was two-really made her stand out from the other girls. JOEY BARTOLOMEO She just has enormous breasts, and even when she's thin, or thinner, // she's just very curvaceous. And she's got the bombshell thing going on. Totally different from anything else that was out there. 1:04:28 PEREZ HILTON Of course, Playboy fell in love with Anna Nicole Smith and they had her take a Playmate test right away. It's one of the few tests that she passed with flying colors. Anna's breathtaking face and body graced the cover of Playboy in March of 1992. That unforgettable debut catapulted her to fame-and left her fans begging for more. DAVE CAPLAN When Paul Marciano, the president of Guess Jeans, saw Anna Nicole Smith in Playboy, he immediately called the magazine and asked, who is that girl? The rest is history. // She became the iconic spokeswoman for Guess Jeans. // And it almost gave her a bit of a classier edge. The sultry ads highlighted Anna's assets. At a time when the "waif" look was in, Anna broke the mold. Never before had there been so much buzz about a new Guess girl. GIULIANA DEPANDI I mean, when those Guess ads came out, it was shocking. I mean, she was gorgeous. I mean, she was like unbelievable looking. There was no one like her. 1:05:30 JOEY BARTOLOMEO These pictures were very sexy, but she still almost had an innocent quality to her at the same time. And she's just kind of overflowing. // But she still was sort of like the naughty farm girl. That -the naughty girl next door. Very naughty. Off camera, the girl next door was living a hedonistic lifestyle in Hollywood, allegedly indulging in drugs, booze, wild sex.and too much food. NAT SOT: 1996 Oscars red carpet Wait, wait, I'm not fat! This is just. ERIC REDDING The unfortunate part was after the drug and alcohol abuse she didn't kind of see things in the same light. I mean, she honestly didn't know she had gained weight and that she was fat. GIULIANA DEPANDI You know, it's sad, cause she really was on top of her game around the time of Guess and Playboy and-and then she started getting some movie roles. And then she just lost it. DAVE CAPLAN All these charges came against her that she was having wild sex parties, and she really deserved the title as America's Most Talked About Celebrity at the time. While all the bizarre stories sold tabloids, the salacious headlines-and Anna's growing size-were a turn off for her clients. 1:06:42 JOEY BARTOLOMEO Anna's career was tanking. And lucky for her, J. Howard Marshall was around and he still wanted to marry her. NAT SOT FILE: Anna showing off ring And I hope you're watching, it's right here! And I just want you to know that. Because I told you to watch TV tonight and I love you. On June 27th, 1994, the Playmate married the billionaire in a tiny wedding chapel in Houston. The bride was 26, and the groom was 89. DAVE CAPLAN Anna Nicole Smith was really put in the hot seat after she married J. Howard Marshall because he was so much older and in a wheelchair. A lot of people were wondering what's the real story behind their marriage? Are they intimate? PEREZ HILTON He was old enough to be her great grandfather. That's kind of gross. // But I should be so lucky when I'm in my 90's to find someone in their 20's to make me happy. (LAUGHTER) ANNA NICOLE SMITH I want people to understand, forget about the damn age. It's, he saved my life and I saved his life. He took me out of a terrible place and he cares for me and my son. And in return I took care of him. And I loved him for that and I would never ever leave him. 1:07:58 It didn't matter what she said. Anna became a late night laughingstock. NAT SOT - "Politically Incorrect" Well, I mean, for half a billion dollars, what would you not touch? But Marshall's son and heir, E. Pierce Marshall, was not amused. And when J. Howard died at the age of 90, after just 14 months of marriage, it was war between Anna and her stepson. JOEY BARTOLOMEO Not only did Pierce and Anna fight over the fortune, but they were also fighting over J. Howard Marshall's body. They ended up cremating him, and they each took half the ashes. DAVE CAPLAN There were two memorial services, one which Anna Nicole Smith attended, and another for his family. And to the memorial that Anna Nicole Smith went to, what did she wear? Her wedding dress. Which of course a lot of people perceived as disrespectful and completely, completely inappropriate. After the funeral, the widow and the son began fighting over Marshall's vast fortune, estimated at $1.6 billion. ANNA NICOLE SMITH He just always promised that once we're married, you know, half of everything is mine. That was his promise to me. 1:09:13 JOEY BARTOLOMEO The two sides ended up going to court. One suit was filed in Texas. One suit was filed in California. They had completely different verdicts. In one suit Anna was awarded 450 million dollars. And in another one she didn't get anything. The battle over Marshall's fortune would consume Anna's life for years to come.and go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. DAVE CAPLAN She was absent from the Hollywood scene for many years because she was embroiled in a really bitter, vicious lawsuit with his family. PEREZ HILTON I think Anna Nicole Smith is very driven. // What drives Anna Nicole Smith is fear. I think she's afraid of being that poor // girl from Texas again. // You know, she wants that money. She deserves that money, honey. (LAUGHTER) Act Two 1:11:06 For Anna Nicole Smith, the fight over her late husband's fortune took on new urgency the year after he died. In 1996, she found herself millions of dollars in debt and forced to file for bankruptcy. PEREZ HILTON Anna Nicole Smith is just a poor, simple girl from Texas who is not the brightest and not as savvy with money as others. Y'know, when you're getting up to $7 million in gifts from your boyfriend or husband, you think the money's never gonna stop and then it stops, and you're screwed. The wealthy lifestyle was something Anna never knew in her early years. She was born Vickie Lynn Hogan in 1967 to a working class family in Houston. Her parents split up when she was just a baby, and she and her father had little contact for the next twenty years. DAVE CAPLAN Anna Nicole Smith started her life on a bit of a troubled note. // And that really set the tone for her life. Growing up, Anna was anything but a typical little girl. GIULIANA DEPANDI She was a tomboy as a kid. // She liked to be with the boys and loved the trucks and the dirt and the messy hair and never really you know hung with the girls. That rebellious tomboy didn't always see eye to eye with her mother, Virgie, who was a deputy sheriff. When she was a teenager, Anna left home and moved to the small town of Mexia, Texas. 1:12:36 MELINDA HUDSON She moved in with us when she was about, oh, I believe about 14. And we lived in a small home, on the outskirts of Mexia. And we didn't have a lot of money. Even though they were poor, Anna imagined a different future for herself. She dreamed of following in the footsteps of her idol Marilyn Monroe. MELINDA HUDSON She always told me that she was gonna be something some day. I'd just laugh at her. I'd tell her that none of us are gonna ever get that. At 17, it didn't look like Anna was going anywhere. After dropping out of high school, she got a job at Jim's Krispy Fried Chicken, where she would meet her first husband. JOEY BARTOLOMEO When she was working at this fried chicken place, she met Billy Wayne Smith, who was also a teenager. And they fell in love. They ended up getting married, and having a baby pretty quickly after that. MELINDA HUDSON She was real excited. And she said that she was gonna love him, and-and take care of him. 1:13:40 But the new baby couldn't hold together an unhappy marriage, and Anna wanted more. MELINDA HUDSON She got married quick, and divorced real quick. DAVE CAPLAN It only lasted a couple of years. But the one good thing that came out of that union was the birth of their son, Daniel, who to this day, has a spotless record and hasn't taken after his mother. Anna fled to Houston with her baby and scraped by with jobs at Red Lobster and Wal Mart. It was not the glamorous life she'd dreamed of. Then one day, on a whim, she decided to try something new. ANNA NICOLE SMITH I would drive by the work every day and there was this big neon sign-- it was blue and white. And it had this um lady in high heel shoes and she had the bikini on and it would flash, tip toe, then back, tip toe, then back, like that, and I was like, oh, you know, how neat. You know, I can dance, I'd love to do that. // I didn't know it was topless though. The topless bar was called the Executive Suites, and it catered to businessmen. ANNA NICOLE SMITH I was gonna apply for you know, a dance job and I walked in and I went, huh, cause there was this beautiful woman, // and she was topless and she was dancing on stage and I was like, uh. I remember my whole body just shaking just like crazy. 1:15:02 Anna might have been nervous, but she had stunning looks and the right attitude. She was hired on the spot. But there was one small problem with the new dancer. JOEY BARTOLOMEO When she started out she didn't have breast implants yet. And so, her body was much different than the one that everyone knows her for. At first, the manager assigned Anna to the less lucrative afternoon shift. GIULIANA DEPANDI And she wasn't happy about that. And so she realized, I gotta do something about this. ERIC REDDING She // had some implants done. // She used to actually be an A-B cup. // And she definitely went to the D's and then the double D's. And of course, men love big breasts or large breasts or bosom if you want to call it that. Anna's new size impressed her clients. Soon she was in demand at the best clubs in town. PEREZ HILTON What is known is that she was quite the popular stripper at the local strip club back in her home town. 1:16:02 ERIC REDDING Vickie was very good at meeting gentlemen in the clubs and stuff. And she would have them pay for her any kind of whims that she wanted. The customers liked to lavish Anna with expensive gifts and extra tips. But no one was more generous than the very old, very wealthy J. Howard Marshall II. ERIC REDDING The one fact that most people don't realize about J. Howard Marshall, he was a very smart man. I mean, very smart. // So to this day, // I do not know how these two ever made it together at all. The two of them couldn't have been more different. The 86-year-old billionaire had headed an oil company and taught law at Yale Law School. Anna was a stripper with a DUI arrest behind her. But Marshall's tastes weren't quite as high-brow as his resume would suggest. ERIC REDDING J. Howard liked to frequent the clubs. He enjoyed women's beauty. And he obviously enjoyed topless women's beauty. JOEY BARTOLOMEO At the time she met J. Howard Marshall, he was married, and he also had a mistress, who was also a former stripper. So, he wasn't really in the place to be having a girlfriend, but he definitely was wooing Anna Nicole. 1:17:10 Then, in 1992, in a stroke of bad luck, both Marshall's wife and his mistress died. JOEY BARTOLOMEO So he was very upset. He was needy. You know, he was looking for a woman to comfort him. And she was there, and she gave it to him. BETTY MORGAN Mr. Marshall wanted the companionship of a young woman. And he was pleased, very much so to be seen with her. Although Marshall considered Anna his girlfriend, her friends said she saw things differently. ERIC REDDING She really tried to spend the shortest time possible with him. Because she was really embarrassed about what other people where thinking. /// I asked Anna once, // I said, do you all have intimate relationships? And she kind of snarled up her nose and her face and she says, oh God no. There's no way // I mean, the extent of what I think is that Anna might kiss on him, kiss on his-neck, and she would like bare her breasts and put them on his head and things like that. 1:18:05 When Marshall began asking Anna to be his wife, she refused. ANNA NICOLE SMITH I said, honey, let me go make something out of myself first so people don't look at me as a gold digger. So I have my-my own identity. ACT THREE 1:19:21 In the fall of 1991, Anna Nicole Smith was a 23-year-old stripper with dreams of stardom. When she saw an ad seeking models for Playboy, it seemed like the break of a lifetime. But at first, Playboy scout Eric Redding had doubts about Anna. ERIC REDDING Anna Nicole was very sweet from the very first time I met her. // But she was not very polished. // Her hair was God-awful, a mess. She would wear this gobs of blue eyeshadow-tons of lipstick and just not someone you would really want to take home to Mama, if you want to put it that way. But Redding quickly realized that Anna was someone you might take to the Playboy mansion. PEREZ HILTON When you see someone that looks like Anna Nicole Smith, you wanna get her naked, take some pictures and send it to Playboy. 1:20:07 ERIC REDDING We sent the film to L.A.,again// fedexed it out. When they got the film, //I can't even tell you how excited they were. The Playboy editors were instantly captivated. Within days, Anna was on her way to L.A. and the legendary Playboy mansion for a photo shoot. ERIC REDDING She was elated. I mean, no doubt, Anna was so excited. She didn't know who to tell first. DAVE CAPLAN For someone like Anna Nicole Smith, a small town girl from Texas, to land in the pages of Playboy, it's a dream come true. JOEY BARTOLOMEO They took her pictures, and they put her in the magazine almost immediately. Which was pretty much unheard of. ERIC REDDING They bumped what they had already put on the cover and put Anna on the cover as debutante. // That's how incredibly excited they were. The March 1992 issue flew off the newsstands and put Anna on the map. JOEY BARTOLOMEO She became a celebrity-immediately. She was put in the magazine again three months later. She was the centerfold. Eventually she became a Playmate of the year. 1:20:15 MELINDA HUDSON She was really happy. She came home smiling and waving around a check. (LAUGHS) The money was really good for her. // She loved the attention. Of course, Vickie's always loved attention. Anna was enjoying her overnight success when she got an unexpected phone call. It was the president of Guess Jeans, Paul Marciano. PEREZ HILTON Paul Marciano saw Anna Nicole on the cover of Playboy and he's like, I want that lady to do my Guess jeans ads. Paul Marciano had discovered Claudia Schiffer and Eva Herzigova when they were complete unknowns and turned them into supermodels. MONIQUE PILLARD Paul Marciano is an incredible art director. // And I think that he works with the personality of the girl, // In the case of all these girls, he knew exactly what he wanted. And he did a great job, because their career took off immediately after. Now, at a test shoot in Texas, Marciano saw something special in Anna. ANNA NICOLE SMITH And I remember walking in the trailer, and I'll never forget, he walked up in the trailer and his mouth just dropped. He was like, uh, and I was like, uh, I think he likes me now. (LAUGH) 1:22:28 Marciano immediately signed the centerfold to a modeling contract and set about remaking her image. draping her in designer clothes and jewelry. But his crowning touch was giving her a sultry new name. ERIC REDDING They felt Vickie Lynn Smith sounded too country, sticksy, that type of thing. // They decided she needed a more sophisticated sounding name. And they came up with Anna Nicole Smith. Soon, that name was on everybody's lips.while that body was in every teenage boy's dreams. Anna Nicole Smith became the fashion world's most unlikely supermodel. MONIQUE PILLARD When I first said that I was gonna represent her, people in the agency thought that I had lost my mind. /// People told me, Why are you taking her? I mean, she's not gonna be good for fashion and everything like that. // I said, I'm-I wanna represent her, cause I like her. Anna was living out her fantasy. But life in the spotlight soon became overwhelming. 1:23:25 MELINDA HUDSON A lot of people think that it's real glamorous to be // in all the magazines and all the attention. But it was a lot of stress for her. DAVID GRANOFF She did an appearance for Guess in Japan // and she called me up and she said, David, they're mobbing me. // They're mauling me. They're grabbing my hair. I'm afraid for my safety. MELINDA HUDSON And maybe her nerves were pretty bad. You know? And so, she had to take something to get the edge off. To take that edge off, people said that Anna turned to drugs and alcohol. ERIC REDDING She could drink three or four bottles of champagne by herself in like a three hour period. // And unfortunately, she was on like probably 12 to 15 different types of medications. JOEY BARTOLOMEO Anna Nicole Smith didn't really handle the fame very well. She partied a lot. There was talk of drugs and alcohol. And the more Anna partied, the wilder her behavior seemed to get. ERIC REDDING Anna, when she would start drinking, there was nothing that was off limits to her. /// We were out at a country western club. And she had ran out of money. // Anna went up to the bartender and said, look, if you give me what I want for shots and drinks, I'll show you my breasts. And that's what she did. She pulled down her top, let him see 'em. And he fixed her up for the rest of the night. JOEY BARTOLOMEO She really just kind of was one of those people who went to Hollywood and pretty much lost herself. ACT FOUR 1:25:51 After two years in the spotlight as a model and Playmate, Anna Nicole Smith wanted to branch out. In 1993, she made her movie debut in The Hudsucker Proxy, alongside seasoned veterans Paul Newman and Tim Robbins. Anna played the role she knew best - that of a busty blonde. FAIR USE: Clip from The Hudsucker Proxy A year later, she expanded her body of work with the comedy Naked Gun 33-1/3: The Final Insult. FAIR USE: Clip from Naked Gun I wanna go straight, I'm tired of the lies. Now Kiss me, please kiss me. JOEY BARTOLOMEO She had little roles here and there. She was always typecast as the same person, which was herself. 1:26:35 Eventually, Anna found herself starring in B movies, like Skyscraper. PEREZ HILTON You know, Anna Nicole Smith is not exactly Oscar material and she knows that, and the audience knows that. That's why she did a lot of erotic thrillers. FAIR USE: one of the erotic thrillers Remember, I'm from Mexia, Texas PEREZ HILTON That's a nice way of putting it. JOEY BARTOLOMEO But these movies were pretty popular and-and seen by a lot of people, and it seemed like maybe she was gonna get a career out of it. Off-camera, Anna's life was spiraling out of control. In February of '94, she was rushed to an L.A. emergency room, unconscious after a wild night of drinking and pill-popping. Later that spring, her maid, Maria Cerrato, hit her with a sexual harassment lawsuit. ERIC REDDING Maria Cerrato and her attorneys had claimed that Anna had locked her up in the house and kept her as like a sexual slave. And she would give her drugs and alcohol to -to keep her under control and do whatever she wanted. 1:27:39 Anna denied the scandalous charges, and they later settled. But her image was tainted, perhaps beyond repair. Her fashion clients shunned her, and she was passed over for movie roles. PEREZ HILTON It kind of happened overnight, you know? The Guess campaign was over. Anna really wasn't doing much as a model and she was partying a lot. Then she became this tabloid creature. And once you're sucked in by the tabloids, there's really no going back, you know? At the age of 26, Anna was starting to look -and feel -- like a has-been. But back in Texas, one man still considered her a star -- the octogenarian oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall. ELAINE TABERS He would always tell her, you're the love of my life. // I mean, he would just say, you know, all I need to do is talk to you on the phone. I just need to hear your voice. ANNA NICOLE SMITH It's like every night at 7 o'clock he had to call me because I was his sleeping pill. (LAUGH) That's what he called me, his sleeping pill. Marshall was determined to make Anna his wife, and after two years of long distance dating, he bought her a brilliant 22-carat diamond ring. On June 27th, 1994, the pair finally tied the knot in Houston. 1:28:57 ANNA NICOLE SMITH I remember looking over at him, and um, he was crying. And I said, honey, why are you crying? And he said to me, because I thought this day was never gonna happen. So that, that will stick with me for the rest of my life. He was happy. The couple chose the 80's hit "Tonight I Celebrate My Love For You" as their theme song. Marshall couldn't wait to celebrate his love-and was surprised to find out that he wouldn't get that chance. ERIC REDDING After they were pronounced man and wife, Anna had to go on a photo shoot supposedly to Greece. /// And poor J. Howard just sat there and cried in his wheelchair. JOEY BARTOLOMEO Here she was, this 26-year-old, marrying this 89-year-old. // People thought she was nuts, and they also thought she was a gold-digger. The tabloids had a field day with the 63-year age difference between Anna and her new husband. But, according to her former manager, she was having a secret relationship with her bodyguard. ERIC REDDING Pierre DeJean was probably Anna's favorite bodyguard. // He took care of her extremely well out in public. What most people didn't realize, he took very good care of her-behind closed doors as well. 1:30:15 Marshall didn't seem to know about any alleged affairs and appeared happy. As Anna returned to her life in L.A., he continued to worship her-- from afar. EYVONNE SCURLOCK When he would come into the office in the morning, the first thing he'd do, he'd say, Eyvonne, let's call Miss Vickie. And um she usually wouldn't take the phone call, somebody else would answer the phone. /// Then when finally later on she would call, she always wanted some money. ELAINE TABERS She came from having nothing to having everything she wanted. And it was like letting her loose in a candy store and telling her, eat as much as you want. She didn't know when to stop. EYVONNE SCURLOCK The more money he gave her was never enough, she would always want more. BETTY MORGAN I asked him, "Why, why was he putting up with her later when things got so bad. And he just said, "She's my wife." As Marshall's wife, Anna wanted more than just his money. she also wanted to start a family with him. 1:31:10 ELAINE TABERS She asked could you know, they have a baby together and he said yes. And they told him that he had to be checked to make sure that you know, he was still able. And uh, my husband took him to the doctor and they did uh, sperm count. The doctor discovered that Marshall was still able to have children, but according to Marshall's nurse, Anna seemed less concerned with getting pregnant than she was with getting her husband on tape - with a promise of an inheritance. BETTY MORGAN He had a nickname for her breasts, they were rosebuds, and she exposed her breast to him and she would lean forward with the tape recorder and tell him what she wanted him to say in the tape recorder and then she would turn her tape recorder on. // But the whole time, she was exposing herself to him. Her rosebuds. After a few months of this marriage, J. Howard fell ill, and had to be hospitalized. Anna rarely visited him, and during Marshall's final weeks, he seemed to become disillusioned. BETTY MORGAN The last time she called, he refused to talk to her. // And I even said, "You do know who I'm talking about? Who is this on the phone?"// He said, "It's Vickie." And I said, "But, you're not going to talk to her?" And he just shook his head. // That was it, he didn't have anything else to say to her. ACT FIVE 1:33:28 On August 4, 1995, 90-year-old J. Howard Marshall died of pneumonia, leaving 27-year-old Anna Nicole Smith a widow, after just 14 months of marriage. ANNA NICOLE SMITH He was my Prince Charming. (LAUGH) I'll never find another Howard. // His eyes would just light up and he'd get this big smile on his face every time he saw me. PEREZ HILTON I think Anna Nicole Smith loved J. Howard Marshall. And she loved his money too. To her horror, it looked like Anna had lost both the man and his millions. She claimed that her stepson Pierce Marshall had stripped her of her share of the family fortune - and cut off her $20,000 monthly allowance. DAVID GRANOFF It was very, very hard for her. After having everything, to have, you know, everything taken away from her. // And I think she kind of went into seclusion. 1:34:22 The stress took a visible toll on Anna. She retreated from Hollywood and checked into the Betty Ford Clinic in an attempt to kick her drug and alcohol habit. But rumors of addiction would continue to swirl around her for years. PEREZ HILTON I mean, I think Anna's addictive personality kind of has consumed her for many years in many ways, you know?// She is always looking for something else, something to make her whole, whether that be food, substances, or a man. After her husband's death, Anna continued to shop like an heiress. By January of 1996, she was flat broke - and forced to file for bankruptcy. As part of the case, she claimed that her late husband had promised her half his billion-dollar fortune - and she accused his son, E. Pierce Marshall, of interfering with his father's wishes. ANNA NICOLE SMITH I'm doing this for my husband and me. // I'm fighting for my husband and what he wanted me to have. RUSTY HARDIN You've got a 26-year-old woman who saw a way to get // a bunch of money, and she's doing everything she can, along with help from her lawyers, to get it. // She's gone after half the estate, and made up a story that she was entitled to it. 1:35:38 Whatever the truth was, Anna had to wait for her day in court.and work for her money. Her up-and-down weight attracted a new kind of client. And in 2000, she became the spokesmodel for Lane Bryant, the plus-size clothing line. PEREZ HILTON You gotta get a gimmick. Hey, I'm fat. I embrace it. I love my fat body. So Anna Nicole Smith started to model for Lane Bryant. She needed a paycheck. DAVE CAPLAN And she just went out there with saying, hey, yeah, I'm a little overweight. I'm big-boned. But you know what? I'm gonna make millions off of it. And I'm gonna have the last laugh. Soon the opportunity to win the really big bucks arrived. Anna's bankruptcy trial finally began in L.A. in the fall of 2001. The verdict stunned everyone. NAT SOT: News report Anna Nicole Smith is a multimillion dollar winner. A Los Angeles federal court awarded Smith almost $450 million of her husband J. Howard Marshall's estate. PHILIP BOESCH It's a large number. It's a large number for me. But it wasn't a large number for Howard Marshall. Howard Marshall was a billionaire. 1:36:44 For a brief moment, Anna had it all in her grasp-a large part of her dead husband's fortune. But the victory wouldn't last long. Pierce Marshall appealed the California decision - and took the matter to trial in a Houston probate court. And in late 2001, Anna faced off against her stepson's lawyer, Rusty Harden, in front of a Texas jury. RUSTY: Ms. Marshall, you're just up there making stuff up as you go along. ANNA: I'm not making anything up, Rusty. RUSTY HARDEN What we saw was a person that was very self-absorbed, that was a very selfish person, that never cared about him and was making up a story to try to get money. RUSTY: So how does one go about spending 5,000 dollars a week in cash? What do you do with it? ANNA: Well, I would go to premieres like every week. You have to buy a formal gown, I mean. You buy gowns, they're like $30,000. And you gotta buy gowns. You gotta buy shoes. You gotta pay hair and makeup. I mean, it's very expensive to be me. I mean, it's terrible the things I have to do to be me. JOEY BARTOLOMEO Anna was on the witness stand for five days. And for someone who was putting on this performance, that was a long time. 1:37:56 ANNA: We probably had sex and he went to bed. RUSTY: You probably what? ANNA: Had sex. RUSTY HARDEN I never knew what she was gonna say. I'm totally comfortable she never knew what she was gonna say. So we were getting the real product. Anna became unraveled as Harden pounded her with questions. RUSTY: What is it you're saying Pierce Marshall did now? Did he order people to let his father choke? Is that what you're saying? ANNA: He ordered for him not to be suctioned. That is the same thing as ordering him to choke to death on his own vile. Question by question, Harden chipped away at Anna's claim that she was a devoted wife. RUSTY: You know what date you were in Playboy magazine, do you not? ANNA: Yes, sir. RUSTY: You know the second time you were in Playboy magazine, do you not? ANNA: Yes, sir. RUSTY: But you cannot tell us either the first time you saw your husband after you were married to him or the last time you saw him before he died? ANNA: No, I cannot tell you that. 1:39:00 DAVID GRANOFF She did the best she could. // She had a lot to contend with. She had these barracuda lawyers. RUSTY HARDEN The best way I can think of to describe her as a victim is sort of like calling the Grand Canyon a ditch. You know, I mean, she was not a victim. She was a woman who took advantage of a situation, and she milked it for everything she could. After six days on the stand, Anna was frustrated and defiant. ANNA: Screw you Rusty. JOEY BARTOLOMEO She showed up one day in a T-shirt that said, Spoiled, on it. // and this was not sitting well with people. RUSTY HARDEN: What is that written across the top of your dress? ANNA: Spoiled. RUSTY: Pass the witness. After five-and-a-half long months, the jury in the Texas probate case decided to give Anna nothing. ERIC REDDING They all said because of her arrogant attitude that there was no way they were ever going to award her any money. 1:39:52 But Anna's legal battle wasn't over. A federal court had whittled down her California verdict of $450 million to about $90 million--still a hefty sum. But Pierce's lawyers convinced an appeals court that the whole matter belonged back in the Texas courts-again leaving Anna with nothing. Finally, in desperation, in 2005, Anna petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court.and to everyone's surprise, the justices agreed to hear her case. RUSTY HARDEN A charmed existence is probably a good way to describe it. // I mean, her being before the Supreme Court when she lost // before the Federal Court of Appeals, which we thought really would have killed the issue, um, is a fascinating development. ACT SIX 1:41:34 In August of 2002, it seemed like Anna Nicole Smith had faded from the public eye, when she got in bed with the E! Network, and began starring in a reality show about her daily life. FAIR USE: Anna Nicole Show clip She just kissed me all over! PEREZ HILTON It was freaks on wheels. It was must see television, because you thought you knew Anna Nicole before. We had no idea. 1:42:05 Viewers were shocked to see an Anna more outrageous and heavier than ever. GIULIANA DEPANDI I remember thinking at the time, // there is no way she is ever going to make a comeback. But millions tuned in for a look inside Anna's bizarre world. Whether she was holding eating contests, visiting strip clubs or arguing with her interior decorator, Bobby Trendy, she always had her lawyer, Howard K. Stern, and personal assistant Kimmy by her side. GIULIANA DEPANDI Kimmy would just look at her like she was God's gift to the earth. // She just worshipped Anna Nicole to the point where she got a tattoo of Anna Nicole on herself. // And that's very similar to the way // Howard Stern, her attorney, is. // She's got like her little cult following. PEREZ HILTON It got people talking about her again. It got her more work. It got her appearances. // She became busy again, for the first time in many, many years. Anna was back! The show garnered the highest ratings of any program on E!. 1:42:04 BOBBY TRENDY Anna has such a big following. They rerun her every day. Every day, I get comments on my Myspace -As to "Oh my God, is she really like that? Are you really like that?" After two seasons, the show finally ran out of steam and was cancelled. But Anna already had other plans. JOEY BARTOLOMEO Having seen herself on her own TV show, Anna realized how heavy she was, and decided she had to do something about her weight. NAT SOT: Y'know I just looked in the mirror and I'm like, God I am fat! ALEX GOEN Very quickly after the show, Howard K. Stern called the office and asked if he could get some Trim Spa for her. GIULIANA DEPANDI And then enter Trim Spa. // And some sort of voodoo maybe. A year after approaching Trim Spa, Anna had dropped at least 70 pounds. GIULIANA DEPANDI I don't know what happened, but suddenly here comes Anna Nicole Smith. She re-emerges with almost the same body as she used to have. BOBBY TRENDY I don't really know how she lost all that weight. It's a mystery to me, because she was like, 300 pounds, when she did the reality show. Then afterwards, she was like, a mere bone, at 120. And 20 of it were probably just boobs-- and nipples. 1:44:20 The incredible weight loss got Anna her next gig.as spokesmodel for Trimspa. TRIM SPA COMMERCIAL Anna, Anna how did you do it? Trimspa, baby! JOEY BARTOLOMEO When she re-emerged as a skinny person, once again people were interested in her. // She starred in commercials. She modeled in a Heatherette fashion show. NAT SOT: fashion show NAT SOT: Music/ Heatherette show PEREZ HILTON They are all about camp, and being cheeky, and Anna Nicole Smith is a camp icon. /// It was one of her big, first appearances with her new slim body, and she worked that runway. ALEX GOEN It was absolutely extraordinary. I think-- something like three fights broke bet-- between photographers trying to get that first picture. 1:45:07 From stripper to Playmate to grieving widow to cable queen, Anna Nicole Smith has always had an act. Now, the former pin-up had established herself as a pop culture icon. And once again, she was raising eyebrows everywhere.from MTV to the American Music Awards. PEREZ HILTON At the American Music Awards, Anna Nicole Smith came out to present an award and she was beyond loopy. NAT SOT: AMA Awards AMA AWARDS If I ever record an album, I want this guy to produce mine.make me beautiful duets! PEREZ HILTON C'mon a normal sober, sane person does not behave like that. It was a more subdued Anna Nicole Smith who appeared before the Supreme Court in 2006. In May, their unanimous decision gave her the right to press her claim again in federal court. GIULIANA DEPANDI I think that that decision // spoke volumes. // I mean, you got the highest court, you know, on your side pretty much. // I think she has a better shot this time around, getting that money. Just a month later the situation changed again when her stepson-and nemesis-E. Pierce Marshall unexpectedly died. SOT UP: Music over newspaper montage 1:46:24 But Marshall's death wasn't the only news story. In June 2006, Anna also announced that she was pregnant. The tabloids speculated that the father was former paparazzo Larry Birkhead. FAIR USE: Anna Nicole video FAIR USE: AnnaNicole.com video "Well, let me stop all the rumors. Yes, I am pregnant. I, uh, I'm happy." DAVE CAPLAN What's fascinating about Anna Nicole Smith is that she's a train wreck who's had her ups and downs. // And whenever she goes down, you know she is going to be reappearing in a comeback. DAVID GRANOFF You see her story-even if it's a repeat, you wanna see it again. You just wanna watch this girl. You wanna see her image. That's what makes her an icon. // There's nobody that is as interesting. There's nobody. GIULIANA DEPANDI I don't think we're quite done with Anna Nicole yet. Not yet. PROGRAM MASTER TIME CODE BRIEF VIDEO DESCRIPTION OF LOCATION LICENSER/ VENDOR NAME PROMOTIONAL RESTRICTIONS/ OTHER RESTRICTIONS OPTIONS/ FEES Time Code In TEASE 1 1:00:00 Still: ANS early modeling Eric Redding No Restrictions 2 1:00:00 Still: ANS Guess shot Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 3 1:00:01 Still: ANS on her back in Santa suit Eric Redding No Restrictions 4 1:00:02 Still: ANS pursing her lips Eric Redding No Restrictions 5 1:00:02 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 6 1:00:03 Still: Polaroid shots of ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 7 1:00:05 Still: ANS Guess photo Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 8 1:00:06 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 9 1:00:07 Still: ANS Guess photo with guy Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 10 1:00:08 Still: ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 11 1:00:09 Still: ANS in surf Eric Redding No Restrictions 12 1:00:10 Still: ANS laying on chair Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 13 1:00:10 Still: Guess Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 14 1:00:11 Still: ANS with straw in her mouth Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 15 1:00:12 Various still of ANS Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 16 1:00:12 Interview with Dave Caplan ANP No Restrictions 17 1:00:13 Still: ANS with hands in the air TRIMSPA No Restrictions 18 1:00:14 Still: ANS in pink dress Getty Images 52269164 No Print 19 1:00:15 Still: ANS in black dress looking drunk Globe 05947119 On air promo only 20 1:00:16 Still: ANS with Christian Audigier Christian Audigier No Restrictions 21 1:00:18 Still: ANS breasts with Getty Images stickers on them Getty Images 52270000 No Print 22 1:00:19 Still: ANS kissing girl Getty Images 53276570 No Print 23 1:00:21 Interview with Bobby Trendy ANP No Restrictions 24 1:00:25 Still: Heavy ANS in black dress Eric Redding No Restrictions 25 1:00:26 Still: Heavy ANS smiling with red lipstick Eric Redding No Restrictions 26 1:00:27 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 27 1:00:28 Still: ANS Houston PD mug shot Splash On air promo only 28 1:00:29 Still: Young ANS with blue eye makeup Eric Redding No Restrictions 29 1:00:31 Still: ANS Houston PD mug shot Splash On air promo only 30 1:00:32 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 31 1:00:33 Still: ANS in red cowboy shirt and hat giving peace sign Corbis 325244 No Print 32 1:00:35 ANS dancing in Spectral Promo in bumpers only 33 1:00:36 ANS in car with her hands in the air Spectral Promo in bumpers only 34 1:00:38 Still: ANS growling at camera, bright red lipstick Globe 05947129 On air promo only 35 1:00:38 Still: ANS in black dress with short veil over her face Getty Images 2763507 No Print 36 1:00:39 Still: ANS posing in front of Lane Bryant sign Getty Images 202722 No Print 37 1:00:40 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 38 1:00:41 Still: ANS in white dress, blue sky behind her Getty Images 51041654 No Print ACT ONE 1 1:01:00 Ext of Supreme Court building ABC No Restrictions 2 1:00:01 ANS waving her hands in white dress Getty Images 56961923 No Print 3 1:01:02 Still: ANS walking into court with Howard K. Stern Getty Images 56957708 No Print 4 1:01:05 Still: ANS being hounded by press Getty Images 56957669 No Print 5 1:01:07 Still: ANS being hounded by press with lawyer Getty Images 56955157 No Print 6 1:01:08 Still: ANS being hounded by press; hands up Getty Images 56955313 No Print 7 1:01:10 Still: ANS being hounded by press with lawyer Getty Images 56955151 No Print 9 1:01:14 Still: ANS in back of car Getty Images 56958009 No Print 10 1:01:16 GMA report with Robin Roberts ABC No Promo 11 1:01:21 ANS walking into court with lawyer KTRK No Restrictions 12 1:01:28 GMA report with Robin Roberts ABC No Restrictions 13 1:01:29 ANS walking into court with lawyer KTRK No Restrictions 14 1:01:32 ANS getting into car, reporters shouting questions KTRK No Restrictions 15 1:01:33 Still: ANS with J. Howard Marshall Eric Redding No Restrictions 16 1:01:39 Still: ANS walking into court with her lawyer Getty Images 56955294 No Print 17 1:01:41 Still: ANS walking into court with her lawyer Getty Images 56958682 No Print 18 1:01:42 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 19 1:01:44 ANS in red dress posing for cameras ETS In Context promo 20 1:01:45 ANS kissing guy ETS In Context promo 21 1:01:45 ANS posing for cameras on red carpet ETS In Context promo 22 1:01:46 ANS ETS In Context promo 23 1:01:47 ANS ETS In Context promo 24 1:01:47 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 25 1:01:47 Still: ANS laughing in black dress Getty Images 51312904 No Print 26 1:01:49 Still: ANS holding on to bars Photofest No Restrictions 27 1:01:50 Still: ANS as teen Eric Redding No Restrictions 28 1:01:52 Still: ANS school photo Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 29 1:01:53 Still: ANS's house growing up Eric Redding No Restrictions 30 1:01:54 Still: ANS in sunglasses and black dress Globe 07306962 On air promo only 31 1:01:56 Still: ANS making hissing face Globe 07306947 On air promo only 32 1:01:57 Still: ANS holding up hand showing off her ring Getty Images 664808 No Print 33 1:01:59 Still: ANS sitting next to J. Howard Marshall Corbis ZVF65867 No Print 34 1:02:01 Still: J. Howard Marshall in wheelchair Splash 071105B_07 On air promo only 35 1:02:04 Inside of strip club ABC No Restrictions 36 1:02:07 Still: B/W ANS Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 37 1:02:10 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 38 1:02:16 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 39 1:02:20 Still: ANS sitting next to J. Howard Marshall Corbis ZVF65867 No Print 40 1:02:22 Inside of strip club ABC No Restrictions 41 1:02:25 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 42 1:02:28 Inside of strip club ABC No Restrictions 43 1:02:32 Still: ANS in striped bathing suit Eric Redding No Restrictions 44 1:02:36 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 45 1:02:39 Still: Executive Suites ad with ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 46 1:02:41 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 47 1:02:43 Still: B/W ANS covering her breasts Eric Redding No Restrictions 48 1:02:46 Still: ANS in Eric Redding No Restrictions 49 1:02:48 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 50 1:02:53 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Restrictions 51 1:02:56 Various shots of jewelry ABC No Restrictions 52 1:02:59 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Restrictions 53 1:03:02 Still: ANS in silver sparkle dress Eric Redding No Restrictions 54 1:03:05 Still: CU ANS, red nails on cheek Globe 06500185 On air promo only 55 1:03:08 Still: ANS pointing at diamond on her hand Globe 06500181 On air promo only 56 1:03:10 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 57 1:03:13 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 58 1:03:20 Still: ANS in navy sparkle dress Globe 065000043 On air promo only 59 1:03:21 Still: ANS in 49'ers hat and JHM fishing Splash 071105A_01 On air promo only 60 1:03:23 Still: ANS kissing JHM Corbis ZVF78952 No Print 61 1:03:31 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 62 1:03:33 Still: JHM kissing ANS on cheek Eric Redding No Restrictions 63 1:03:39 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 64 1:03:42 Inside of strip club ABC No Restrictions 65 1:03:44 Still: B/W ANS covering her breasts Eric Redding No Restrictions 66 1:03:47 Still: BW ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 67 1:03:50 Photo shoot Eric Redding No Restrictions 68 1:03:52 Photo shoot Eric Redding No Restrictions 69 1:03:54 Inside of strip club ABC No Restrictions 70 1:03:58 Still: ANS test shoot Eric Redding No Restrictions 71 1:04:00 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 72 1:04:03 Still: ANS with dancers Eric Redding No Restrictions 73 1:04:04 Still: ANS in red dress Eric Redding No Restrictions 74 1:04:06 Still: ANS test shoot Eric Redding No Restrictions 75 1:04:07 Still: ANS test shoot Eric Redding No Restrictions 76 1:04:09 Still: Nude Polaroid test photos Eric Redding No Restrictions 77 1:04:13 Still: ANS in provocative Santa suit Eric Redding No Restrictions 78 1:04:17 Still: ANS in provocative Santa suit, laying on her back Eric Redding No Restrictions 79 1:04:19 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 80 1:04:21 Still: ANS in provocative Santa suit Eric Redding No Restrictions 81 1:04:22 Still: ANS in provocative Santa suit Eric Redding No Restrictions 82 1:04:25 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 83 1:04:28 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 84 1:04:32 Still: ANS test shots, white jumpsuit Eric Redding No Restrictions 85 1:04:34 Still: ANS test shoot Eric Redding No Restrictions 86 1:04:35 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 87 1:04:36 Still: ANS with glasses posing with book sitting in a chair Eric Redding No Restrictions 88 1:04:37 March 1992 Playboy magazine cover Eric Redding No Restrictions 89 1:04:43 Still: Various ANS in provocative Santa suit Eric Redding No Restrictions 90 1:04:45 Still: ANS in white dress in front of convertible Getty Images 510416654 No Print 91 1:04:46 ANS in dress with cast on her hand ETS In Context promo 92 1:04:48 Various Playboy magazine covers ***N/A No Promo 93 1:04:52 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 94 1:04:53 Still: Paul Marciano Guess Inc No Restrictions 95 1:04:55 Still: ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 96 1:04:57 Still: ANS with hair covering her face and lips puckered Eric Redding No Restrictions 97 1:04:58 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 98 1:05:00 Still: Anna and Paul Marciano Guess Inc. No Restrictions 99 1:05:02 Still: ANS Guess Guess Inc. No Restrictions 1 1:05:03 Still: ANS in white open blouse with her hands off to the side Corbis AAFK001869 No Print 2 1:05:06 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 3 1:05:07 Still: ANS wearing big diamond earring with her head back Guess Inc No Restrictions 4 1:05:09 Still: ANS laying on stomach in white outfit Guess Inc No Restrictions 5 1:05:10 Still: ANS with guy wearing sombrero Guess Inc No Restrictions 6 1:05:12 Still: ANS with guy wearing sombrero Guess Inc No Restrictions 7 1:05:14 Still: ANS leaning back in water Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 8 1:05:17 Still: ANS with towel covering her Guess Inc No Restrictions 9 1:05:20 Still: B/W Anna Guess Inc No Restrictions 10 1:05:21 Still: Anna in white shirt and pearl necklace Guess Inc No Restrictions 11 1:05:25 Still: ANS sitting at table with men Guess Inc No Restrictions 12 1:05:27 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 13 1:05:29 Still: ANS draped in diamonds with finger in her mouth Guess Inc No Restrictions 14 1:05:33 Still: ANS in low cut white dress Guess Inc No Restrictions 15 1:05:37 Still: ANS in black lingerie Guess Inc No Restrictions 16 1:05:39 Still: ANS with finger in her mouth Guess Inc No Restrictions 17 1:05:40 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 18 1:05:43 Still: Guess ad, hay in her mouth Guess Inc No Restrictions 19 1:05:45 Still: ANS on fence Guess Inc No Restrictions 20 1:05:48 Still: ANS in white shirt and jean shorts Globe 05947130 On air promo only 21 1:05:50 Still: ANS and Christian Audigier Christian Audigier No Restrictions 22 1:05:51 Still: ANS in pink dress with hands in the air Getty Images 51042155 No Print 23 1:05:52 Still: ANS with CA holding bottle of champagne Christian Audigier No Restrictions 24 1:05:53 Still: ANS and Christian Audigier Christian Audigier No Restrictions 25 1:05:54 Still: ANS making shh face Globe 05947118 On air promo only 26 1:05:55 Still: ANS at table with groups of people Christian Audigier No Restrictions 27 1:05:56 Still: ANS in black dress blowing kisses Globe 07744855 On air promo only 1:05:56 Still: ANS getting kiss on cheek by guy Globe 05947118 On air promo only 28 1:05:56 Still: ANS with Betsy Johnson Corbis 581823 No Print 29 1:05:56 Still: ANS in black dress with back arched Globe 0597120 No Restrictions 30 1:05:56 Still: ANS have in blue dress Globe 06521425 On air promo only 31 1:05:56 Still: ANS in sunglasses making face Globe 07084952 On air promo only 32 1:05:56 Still: ANS smiling with bright lipstick Photofest No Restrictions 33 1:05:57 Heavy Anna walking in blue dress "wait, wait I'm not fat" ETS In Context promo 34 1:06:04 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 35 1:06:11 Still: ANS heavy in dress, signing autograph Photofest No Restrictions 36 1:06:12 Still: ANS heavy in white dress with white scarf around her neck Globe 07005517 On air promo only 37 1:06:14 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 38 1:06:15 Still: ANS b/w Guess Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 39 1:06:16 Still: ANS laying on chair in white outfit Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 40 1:06:18 Still: ANS with diamonds Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 41 1:06:19 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 42 1:06:21 Still: ANS in movie To the Limit Photofest No Restrictions 43 1:06:22 Still: ANS in Hudsucker Proxy Photofest No Restrictions 44 1:06:23 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 45 1:06:24 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 46 1:06:25 ANS walking in velvet green sheer dress Spectral Promo in bumpers only 47 1:06:26 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 48 1:06:28 ANS in blue crushed velvet dress waving to crowd ETS In Context promo 49 1:06:32 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 50 1:06:33 Newspaper headlines ***N/A No Promo 51 1:06:34 Still: ANS in pink dress with hands in the air Corbis 590903 No Print 52 1:06:36 Still: ANS kissing woman Getty Images 53276570 No Print 53 1:06:38 Still: ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 54 1:06:40 Still: ANS breasts, black and white lace dress Photofest No Restrictions 55 1:06:43 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 56 1:06:46 JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105B_07 On air promo only 57 1:06:48 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 58 1:06:51 ANS: "I hope your watching" showing off engagement ring Splash On air promo only 59 1:06:57 Still: ANS and JHM on wedding day Splash 071105A_11 On air promo only 60 1:07:02 Still: ANS kissing JHM Corbis ZVF78952 No Print 61 1:07:05 Still: ANS, bow in hair, and JHM smiling Corbis ZVF65867 No Print 62 1:07:09 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 63 1:07:16 Still: JHM in wheelchair/ANS showing off ring Splash/Getty Images 664808 On air promo only 64 1:07:20 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 65 1:07:23 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 66 1:07:27 Still: ANS in wedding dress Splash 071105A_19 On air promo only 67 1:07:31 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 68 1:07:37 Still: JHM squeezing ANS's cheek Eric Redding No Restrictions 69 1:07:40 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 70 1:07:58 ANS being hounded by photos in court hallway ETS In Context promo 71 1:08:02 Still: ANS scrunching her nose Globe 05947129 On air promo only 72 1:08:03 Clip from Politically Incorrect Fair Use No Promos 73 1:08:10 Still: E. Pierce Marsh on witness stand Corbis 309817-003 No Print 74 1:08:15 Still: JHM in wheelchair smiling Splash 071105A_06 On air promo only 75 1:08:17 Still: ANS kissing JHM Corbis ZVF78952 No Print 76 1:08:19 ANS on witness stand KTRK No Restrictions 77 1:08:21 E. Pierce Marshal in courtroom KTRK No Restrictions 78 1:08:23 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 79 1:08:32 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 80 1:08:34 Still: ANS and son at JHM's memorial service Corbis AAFZ0016141 No Print 81 1:08:36 Still: JHM's casket and photo of he and Anna Corbis AAFZ0016138 No Print 82 1:08:38 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 83 1:08:41 Still: ANS and JHM photo from his memorial service Corbis AAFZ0016138 No Print 84 1:08:43 Still: ANS in wedding dress at podium during memorial service Corbis 309680-001 No Print 85 1:08:46 Still: ANS weeping in wedding dress at memorial Corbis 309680-002 No Print 86 1:08:48 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 87 1:08:51 Still: ANS at memorial service holding her sons hand Corbis AAFZ0016141 No Print 88 1:08:56 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105A_06 On air promo only 89 1:08:58 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105A_05 On air promo only 90 1:09:01 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 91 1:09:12 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 92 1:09:21 Lawsuit headlines ***N/A No Promos 93 1:09:29 ANS arriving at court with big curly hair KTRK No Restrictions 94 1:09:32 CU of spoiled written on ANS's shirt KTRK No Restrictions 95 1:09:35 Still: skinny ANS arrives court Getty Images 56955313 No Print 96 1:09:39 Anna in black and gold dress waving to crowd Spectral Promo in bumpers only 97 1:09:41 ANS on witness stand KTRK No Restrictions 98 1:09:43 E. Pierce Marshall in court KTRK No Restrictions 99 1:09:45 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 1 1:09:46 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 2 1:09:49 ANS on witness stand KTRK No Restrictions 3 1:09:50 ANS shouting on witness stand KTRK No Restrictions 4 1:09:51 ANS crying on witness stand KTRK No Restrictions 5 1:09:52 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 6 1:09:55 ANS crying on witness stand KTRK No Restrictions 7 1:09:57 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 8 1:10:02 Still: ANS with her hands on side of her face Globe 05947123 On air promo only ACT TWO 1 1:11:05 ANS in white dress Spectral Promo in bumpers only 2 1:11:06 Still: Guess ad Guess Inc. No Print 3 1:11:08 Still: JHM squeezing ANS's cheek Eric Redding No Print 4 1:11:10 ANS angry in witness stand KTRK No Print 5 1:11:11 ANS pointing finger on witness stand KTRK No Print 6 1:11:12 ANS walking into court KTRK No Print 7 1:11:13 Still: ANS heavy with blond curls Globe 069944239 On air promo only 8 1:11:15 Still: ANS in sparkly sunglasses Getty Images 51620670 No Print 10 1:11:18 Still: ANS walking with son Getty Images 51068926 No Print 11 1:11:19 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 12 1:11:20 Still: ANS early test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 13 1:11:22 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 14 1:11:24 Still: ANS early test shot in blue sequence top Eric Redding No Restrictions 15 1:11:25 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 16 1:11:26 ANS in red sequence dress waving her hands in the air ETS In Context promo 17 1:11:28 ANS in blue dress with her hands in her hair ETS In Context promo 18 1:11:31 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 19 1:11:32 Still: ANS with red nails on side of face Getty Images 644808 No Print 20 1:11:34 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 21 1:11:35 Still: ANS ring Getty Images 664808 No Print 22 1:11:36 Still: ANS diamonds Globe 06911236 On air promo only 23 1:11:37 Still: ANS flashing ring with Tony Curtis Getty Images 50733238 No Print 24 1:11:40 Still: ANS in blue sparkled dress Getty Images 50734590 No Print 25 1:11:42 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 26 1:11:44 Still: ANS flashing ring Getty Images 664808 No Print 27 1:11:47 Still: ANS with guy n Guess ad Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 28 1:11:50 Still: ANS as little girl with short hair Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 29 1:11:52 Still: Young ANS leaning on her arms in front of b-day cake Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 30 1:11:56 Still: ANS school photo Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 31 1:11:58 Still: Family photo outside of home Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 32 1:12:01 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 33 1:12:04 Still: Anna in front door of house Eric Redding No Restrictions 34 1:12:07 Still: ANS in white shirt and bangs Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 35 1:12:10 Still: Young ANS laying on bed making face Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 36 1:12:13 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 37 1:12:14 Still: ANS in red shirt and feathered hair Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 38 1:12:17 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 39 1:12:23 Still: Punk rock ANS Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 40 1:12:27 Still: ANS's mom on cop uniform Eric Redding No Restrictions 41 1:12:30 Still: ANS high school yearbook photo Eric Redding No Restrictions 42 1:12:33 Mexia town sign ABC No Restrictions 43 1:12:34 Streets of Mexia ABC No Restrictions 44 1:12:35 Kids walking around ABC No Restrictions 45 1:12:37 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Restrictions 46 1:12:40 Still: Young ANS laying on bed making face Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 47 1:12:44 Still: ANS home Eric Redding No Restrictions 48 1:12:46 Streets of Mexia ABC No Restrictions 49 1:12:49 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Restrictions 50 1:12:50 Still: Anna in front door of house Eric Redding No Restrictions 51 1:12:51 Still: ANS with big hair and white dress Splash 010802_11 On air promo only 52 1:12:53 Main street sign ABC No Restrictions 53 1:12:56 Still: Marilyn Monroe Photofest No Restrictions 54 1:12:58 Still: Marilyn Monroe, Seven year Itch Photofest No Restrictions 55 1:13:00 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Restrictions 56 1:13:02 Still: Punk rock ANS Melinda Hudson No Restrictions 57 1:13:03 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Restrictions 58 1:13:08 Still: ANS high school yearbook photo Eric Redding No Restrictions 59 1:13:09 Still: skinny ANS in black dress Getty Images 51048559 No Print 60 1:13:11 Streets of Mexia ABC No Restrictions 61 1:13:17 Ext. of Jim's Krispy Fried Chicken ABC No Restrictions 62 1:13:20 Still: Billy Wayne Smith ABC No Restrictions 63 1:13:23 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Promo 64 1:13:28 Still: ANS and BWS wedding photo Splash On air promo only 65 1:13:30 Still: ANS eating cake Splash 071105A_17 On air promo only 66 1:13:33 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Promo 67 1:13:36 Still: Family photo with baby Eric Redding No Promo 68 1:13:40 Still: Billy Wayne Smith Getty Images 51042055 No Print 69 1:13:43 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Promo 70 1:13:47 Still: BWS holding plaid shirt Splash 010802_16 On air promo only 71 1:13:50 Still: Daniel in striped shirt and ANS in white dress Splash 010802_18 On air promo only 72 1:13:55 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Promo 73 1:13:58 Still: ANS in white dress Splash 010802_15 On air promo only 74 1:14:00 Still: ANS with blue eyeliner and feathered hair Eric Redding No Restrictions 75 1:14:01 POV in car ABC No Promo 76 1:14:08 Hotel sign ABC No Promo 77 1:14:10 Flashing lights ABC No Restrictions 78 1:14:12 Exotic dancer neon sign ABC No Restrictions 79 1:14:15 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 80 1:14:35 Still: ANS black and white covering her breasts Eric Redding No Restrictions 81 1:14:36 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 82 1:14:37 Inside of strip club ABC No Restrictions 83 1:14:38 Still: Executive Suites ad Eric Redding No Restrictions 84 1:14:39 Inside of strip club ABC No Restrictions 85 1:14:45 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 86 1:14:52 Inside of strip club ABC No Restrictions 87 1:14:56 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 88 1:15:02 Still: ANS b/w Eric Redding No Restrictions 89 1:15:06 Inside of strip club ABC No Restrictions 90 1:15:14 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 91 1:15:20 Still: ANS smirking with red background Eric Redding No Restrictions 92 1:15:24 Strippers dancing on pole ABC No Restrictions 93 1:15:25 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 94 1:15:27 Flashes of photos Eric Redding No Restrictions 95 1:15:32 Still: ANS in Santa suit on her back Eric Redding No Restrictions 96 1:15:33 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 97 1:15:34 Still: ANS in Santa suit Eric Redding No Restrictions 98 1:15:35 Flashes of ANS early photos Eric Redding Eric Redding 99 1:15:45 Still: ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 1 1:15:47 Strip club ABC No Restrictions 2 1:15:49 Strip club/strobe lights ABC No Restrictions 3 1:15:55 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 4 1:15:56 Still: Executive Suites ad with ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 5 1:16:04 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 6 1:16:05 Still: ANS cute look Eric Redding No Restrictions 7 1:16:06 Strip club/strobe lights/dancers ABC No Restrictions 8 1:16:14 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash On air promo only 9 1:16:18 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 10 1:16:21 Still: ANS in 49'ers hat and JHM fishing Splash 071105A_01 On air promo only 11 1:16:27 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 12 1:16:29 JHM in wheelchair and ANS Splash/Eric Redding On air promo only 13 1:16:33 Still: Young JHM Houston Public Library No Restrictions 14 1:16:38 Still: JHM at desk in chair wearing glasses Getty Images 772626 No Print 15 1:16:39 Still: ANS Houston PD mug shot Splash Splash On air promo only 16 1:16:42 Strip club dancers, stilettos ABC No Restrictions 17 1:16:51 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 18 1:16:54 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 19 1:17:07 Still: ANS nude Eric Redding No Restrictions 20 1:17:08 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105B_06 On air promo only 21 1:17:12 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105B_04 On air promo only 22 1:17:18 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 23 1:17:22 Interview with Betty Morgan ABC/Primetime No Restrictions 24 1:17:31 Still: ANS, bow in hair, and JHM smiling Corbis ZVF65867 No Print 25 1:17:34 Strip club dancers, money ABC No Restrictions 26 1:17:39 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 27 1:17:43 Still: ANS, bow in hair kissing JHM Corbis ZVF78952 No Print 28 1:17:46 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 29 1:17:52 Still: JHM kissing ANS on cheek Eric Redding No Restrictions 30 1:17:56 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 31 1:18:02 Still: ANS, bow in hair, and JHM smiling Corbis ZVF65867 No Print 32 1:18:10 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 33 1:18:17 Still: ANS in white dress, blue sky behind her Getty Images ZVF65867 No Print ACT THREE 1 1:19:20 Still: ANS in black dress, young Eric Redding No Restrictions 2 1:19:22 Still: Young ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 3 1:19:24 Strobe lights, stripper ABC No Restrictions 4 1:19:31 Photo shoot ABC No Restrictions 5 1:19:36 Still: ANS test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 6 1:19:39 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 7 1:19:40 Still: ANS Houston PD mug shot Splash On air promo only 8 1:19:45 Still: ANS blue eye makeup Eric Redding No Restrictions 9 1:19:44 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 10 1:19:51 Still: ANS Houston PD mug shot Splash On air promo only 11 1:19:55 Still: ANS test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 12 1:19:57 Still: ANS test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 13 1:19:59 Still: ANS naked test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 14 1:20:02 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 15 1:20:04 Still: ANS naked test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 16 1:20:05 Still: ANS naked test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 17 1:20:07 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 18 1:20:11 Still: ANS topless, playboy bunny Eric Redding No Restrictions 19 1:20:12 Still: ANS outside Eric Redding No Restrictions 20 1:20:13 Still: ANS test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 21 1:20:14 Still: ANS naked test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 22 1:20:15 Still: ANS naked test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 23 1:20:16 Still: ANS naked test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 24 1:20:18 Still: ANS naked test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 25 1:20:22 Ext. of Playboy mansion ABC No Restrictions 26 1:20:23 Playmates walking down stairs ABC No Restrictions 27 1:20:24 Still: Various ANS in Santa suits Eric Redding No Restrictions 28 1:20:27 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 29 1:20:31 Interview with Dave Caplan ANP No Restrictions 30 1:20:34 Still: ANS in black glitter dress Eric Redding No Restrictions 31 1:20:36 Playboy magazine cover Fair use No Promo 32 1:20:40 Interview with Dave Caplan ANP No Restrictions 33 1:20:42 Still: Various ANS in Santa suits Eric Redding No Restrictions 34 1:20:43 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 35 1:20:46 Still: ANS reading book in red lingerie Eric Redding No Restrictions 36 1:20:48 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 37 1:20:53 Still: ANS posing next to Playboy magazine Eric Redding No Restrictions 38 1:20:58 Still: various ANS in white dress Getty Images 51041653 No Print 39 1:21:00 March 1992 Playboy magazine cover Fair use No Promo 40 1:21:02 Still: ANS in sparkle dress Globe On air promo only 41 1:21:06 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 42 1:21:11 June 1993 Playboy magazine cover Fair Use No Promo 43 1:21:14 Still: ANS holding Playmate of the Year issue Globe On air promo only 44 1:21:14 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Restrictions 45 1:21:24 Playboy calendar Eric Redding No Restrictions 46 1:21:27 Still: Executive Suites ad Eric Redding No Restrictions 47 1:21:29 Still: ANS holding magazine Globe On air promo only 48 1:21:32 ANS in beige colored low cut dress ETS In Context promo 49 1:21:36 Still: Paul Marciano Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 50 1:21:39 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 51 1:21:46 Still: Claudia Schiffer Guess ad Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 52 1:21:48 Still: Eva Herzigova Guess as Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 53 1:21:50 Still: Claudia Schiffer Guess ad Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 54 1:21:54 Still: Eva Herzigova Guess as Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 55 1:21:57 Interview with Monique Pillard ANP No Restrictions 56 1:22:00 Still: Eva Herzigova Guess as Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 57 1:22:03 Interview with Monique Pillard ANP No Restrictions 58 1:22:05 Still: Paul Marciano Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 59 1:22:07 Interview with Monique Pillard ANP No Restrictions 60 1:22:08 Still: Various ads with ANS Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 61 1:22:10 Still: ANS and Paul Marciano Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 62 1:22:14 Still: ANS ad Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 63 1:22:18 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 64 1:22:28 Still: ANS Guess ads Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 65 1:22:32 Still: ANS getting make up touch up Corbis No Print 66 1:22:34 Still: ANS cowgirl Corbis No Print 67 1:22:36 Still: ANS in white shirt and pearls Corbis No Print 68 1:22:38 Still: ANS in white shirt and pearls, hands out to the side Corbis No Print 69 1:22:40 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 70 1:22:45 Still: ANS at table of men Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 71 1:22:47 Still: ANS with hands in the air Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 72 1:22:49 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 73 1:22:52 ANS in beige dress kissing Pauly Shore ETS In Context promo 74 1:22:54 Still: ANS laying on chair Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 75 1:22:57 Still: ANS leaning back in water Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 76 1:22:59 Still: ANS looking as guy going in for a kiss on her cheek Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 77 1:23:00 Still: Guess ad Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 78 1:23:03 Interview with Monique Pillard ANP No Restrictions 79 1:23:07 Still: ANS Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 80 1:23:08 Still: ANS in sparkle dress Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 81 1:23:11 Interview with Monique Pillard ANP No Restrictions 82 1:23:13 Still: Guess ad Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 83 1:23:16 Interview with Monique Pillard ANP Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 84 1:23:17 Still: ANS puckering for the camera Globe 06500056 On air promo only 85 1:23:18 Still: ANS blowing kisses Globe 06500171 On air promo only 86 1:23:20 Still: ANS red lipstick Globe 06500037 On air promo only 87 1:23:22 Still: ANS at book signing Globe 06510575 On air promo only 88 1:23:23 ANS on red carpet ETS In Context promo 89 1:23:26 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Restrictions 90 1:23:28 Still: ANS with Kareem Abdul Jabar Corbis AAFK001867 No Print 91 1:23:30 Still: ANS in red dress Globe 06500032 On air promo only 92 1:23:33 Interview with David Granoff ANP No Restrictions 93 1:23:35 ANS in Singapore BBC No Promos 94 1:23:38 Fans BBC No Promos 95 1:23:41 Interview with David Granoff ANP No Restrictions 96 1:23:45 Interview with Melinda Hudson ANP No Restrictions 97 1:23:52 Still: ANS making frustrated face with arms out to side Getty Images 1145141 No Print 98 1:23:54 Still: Wacky Anna Globe 05947119 On air promo only 99 1:23:56 Still: Anna making face Globe 06510575 On air promo only 1 1:23:58 Still: ANS and Christian Audigier drinking champagne Christian Audigier No Restrictions 2 1:24:03 Still: Anna Christian Audigier No Restrictions 3 1:24:05 Still: ANS and Christian Audigier Christian Audigier No Restrictions 4 1:24:06 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 5 1:24:07 Still: ANS and Christian Audigier Christian Audigier No Restrictions 6 1:24:10 ANS in red carpet dancing Spectral Promo in bumpers only 7 1:24:13 Still: ANS grabbing guys face Getty Images 1145139 No Print 8 1:24:15 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 9 1:24:16 Still: ANS kissing girl Getty Images 53276570 No Print 10 1:24:17 Still: ANS and Christian with flowers Christian Audigier No Restrictions 11 1:24:18 Still: ANS making shh face Globe 05947118 On air promo only 12 1:24:19 Still: ANS and CA Christian Audigier No Restrictions 13 1:24:19 Still: ANS arching her back Globe 0597120 No Restrictions 14 1:24:20 Still: ANS making face in white dress Globe 07005514 On air promo only 15 1:24:21 Still: ANS with Betsy Johnson Corbis 581823 No Print 16 1:24:21 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 17 1:24:23 Still: ANS kissing Christian Christian Audigier No Restrictions 18 1:24:25 Still: ANS dancing Getty Images 51042155 No Print 19 1:24:26 Still: ANS and Eric Redding Eric Redding No Restrictions 20 1:24:30 Still: ANS in white dress Eric Redding No Restrictions 21 1:24:34 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 22 1:24:37 Still: ANS in black gloves covering breasts Eric Redding No Restrictions 23 1:24:39 Still: covered breasts Getty 780351 No Print 24 1:24:40 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 25 1:24:41 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 26 1:24:47 Still: ANS with Betsy Johnson Corbis 581823 No Print 27 1:24:48 Still: ANS grabbing guys face Getty Images 1145139 No Print ACT FOUR 1 1:25:51 Still: ANS striped shirt Getty Images 51041654 No Print 2 1:25:52 Still: ANS Guess as Getty Images 51041653 No Print 3 1:25:53 Still: ANS Santa suit Eric Redding No Restrictions 4 1:25:55 Still: ANS in white dress and car Getty Images 51041655 No Print 5 1:25:58 Still: ANS in Hudsucker Proxy Photofest No Restrictions 6 1:26:02 Still: Paul Newman and Tim Robbins Photofest No Restrictions 7 1:26:04 Still: Tim Robbins Photofest No Restrictions 8 1:26:05 Clip from The Hudsucker Proxy Fair Use No Promo 9 1:26:13 Still: Leslie Nielsen and ANS Photofest No Restrictions 10 1:26:16 Still: ANS Photofest No Restrictions 11 1:26:19 Clip from The Naked Gun Fair Use No Promo 12 1:26:28 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 13 1:26:33 Still: ANS in To the Limit Photofest No Restrictions 14 1:26:36 Still: ANS in To the Limit Photofest No Restrictions 15 1:26:39 Clip from Skyscraper Fair Use No Promo 16 1:26:57 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 17 1:27:00 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 18 1:27:06 Still: ANS with gun Photofest No Restrictions 19 1:27:08 Still: ANS red lipstick Globe 06500169 On air promo only 20 1:27:10 Still: ANS looking frustrated Getty Images 1145141 No Print 21 1:27:11 Still: ANS with guy Getty Images 1145139 No Print 22 1:27:12 Headlines ***N/A No Promos 23 1:27:20 ANS walking ABC No Restrictions 24 1:27:23 Still: Maria Cerratta Eric Redding No Restrictions 25 1:27:27 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 26 1:27:30 Still: ANS laying Christian Audigier No Restrictions 27 1:27:31 Still: ANS making shh face Globe 05947118 On air promo only 28 1:27:32 Still: ANS kissing girl Getty Images 53276570 No Print 29 1:27:33 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 30 1:27:38 Press hounding ANS ETS In Context promo 31 1:27:41 Still: ANS is red dress against wall Getty Images 850297 No Print 32 1:27:43 Still: ANS in black dress with back arched Globe 0597120 On air promo only 33 1:27:46 Still: ANS making face in black dress Globe 0597119 On air promo only 34 1:27:48 Still: ANS and Christian Audigier Getty 850297 No Print 35 1:27:49 Still: ANS Guess Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 36 1:27:54 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 37 1:27:55 Still: various ANS Guess ads Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 38 1:27:58 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 39 1:28:02 Star magazine headline ***N/A No Promo 40 1:28:03 People magazine headline ***N/A No Promo 41 1:28:08 Still: ANS in low cut blue dress Globe 06500041 On air promo only 42 1:28:10 Still: ANS at microphone Getty Images 51042154 No Print 43 1:28:11 Still: ANS in red dress looking sad Getty Images 52198914 No Print 44 1:28:15 Streets of Mexia ABC No Restrictions 45 1:28:17 Texas and American flags waving ABC No Restrictions 46 1:28:18 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105B On air promo only 47 1:28:23 Still: ANS, bow in hair, and JHM smiling Corbis ZVF65867 No Print 48 1:28:26 Interview with Elaine Tabers Primetime/ABC No Restrictions 49 1:28:30 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 50 1:28:41 Still: ANS and JHM Eric Redding No Restrictions 51 1:28:46 Still: ANS showing off ring Getty Images 50719314 No Print 52 1:28:51 Still: ANS and JHM wedding Splash 071105B_07 On air promo only 53 1:28:57 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 54 1:28:59 Still: JHM wedding crying Splash 071105A_04 On air promo only 55 1:29:06 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 56 1:29:22 Still: ANS and JHM wedding Splash 071105A_19 On air promo only 57 1:29:26 Still: ANS and JHM smiling on wedding day Splash 071105A_11 On air promo only 58 1:29:29 Still: JHM on wedding day in wheelchair Splash 071105A_02 On air promo only 59 1:29:32 Still: ANS eating cake Splash 071105A_17 On air promo only 60 1:29:35 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 61 1:29:39 Still: Various test shots Eric Redding No Restrictions 62 1:29:40 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 63 1:29:41 Still: ANS eating cake Splash 071105A_17 On air promo only 64 1:29:42 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 65 1:29:44 Still: ANS Splash 071105A_33 On air promo only 66 1:29:46 Still: ANS and JHM on wedding day Splash 071105A_05 On air promo only 67 1:29:49 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 68 1:29:51 Headlines about wedding ***N/A No Promo 69 1:29:57 Still: ANS at photo shoot Eric Redding No Restrictions 70 1:30:02 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 71 1:30:04 Still: Anna and Pierre on beach Eric Redding No Restrictions 72 1:30:07 Still: Anna and Pierre on couch Eric Redding No Restrictions 73 1:30:09 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 74 1:30:12 Still: Anna and Pierre kissing Eric Redding No Restrictions 75 1:30:14 Still: Anna and Pierre Eric Redding No Restrictions 76 1:30:16 Still: Anna and Pierre Eric Redding No Restrictions 77 1:30:19 ANS talking to reporters ETS In Context promo 78 1:30:21 ANS on red carpet ETS In Context promo 79 1:30:24 Interview with Eyvonne Scurlock Primetime/ABC No Restrictions 80 1:30:27 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105A_04 On air promo only 81 1:30:33 Still: Anna and Pierre by pool Eric Redding No Restrictions 82 1:30:35 Interview with Eyvonne Scurlock Primetime/ABC No Restrictions 83 1:30:37 Interview with Elaine Tabers Primetime/ABC No Restrictions 84 1:30:40 ANS waving to cameras Spectral Promo in bumpers only 85 1:30:42 Still: ANS showing off ring Getty Images 664808 No Print 86 1:30:44 Still: ANS flashing ring with Tony Curtis Getty Images 50733238 No Print 87 1:30:47 Interview with Elaine Tabers Primetime/ABC No Restrictions 88 1:30:48 Interview with Eyvonne Scurlock Primetime/ABC No Restrictions 89 1:30:51 Still: ANS in blue sparkle dress Getty Images 50734590 No Print 90 1:30:54 Still: ANS in back of limo Getty Images 57579034 No Print 91 1:30:58 Interview with Betty Morgan ABC/Primetime No Restrictions 92 1:31:00 Still: ANS and JHM wedding Splash 071105A_19 On air promo only 93 1:31:03 Still: ANS leaning on JHM looking miserable Splash 071105A_03 On air promo only 94 1:31:09 Interview with Elaine Tabers Primetime/ABC No Restrictions 95 1:31:20 Still: ANS in 49'ers hat and JHM fishing Splash 071105A_01 On air promo only 96 1:31:27 Still: ANS blowing kiss at camera Globe 07744855 On air promo only 97 1:31:30 Still: JHM kissing ANS on cheek Eric Redding No Restrictions 98 1:31:33 Interview with Betty Morgan ABC/Primetime No Restrictions 99 1:31:38 Still: ANS covering her bare breasts Getty Images 780351 No Print 1 1:31:40 Tape recorder ABC No Restrictions 2 1:31:45 Interview with Betty Morgan ABC/Primetime No Restrictions 3 1:31:47 Still: Nude test shot of ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 4 1:31:49 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105A_06 On air promo only 5 1:31:52 Interview with Betty Morgan ABC/Primetime No Restrictions 6 1:31:54 Still: Various Santa suit Eric Redding No Restrictions 7 1:31:55 Still: ANS and JHM wedding Splash 071105A_04 On air promo only 8 1:31:59 Still: ANS flashing ring Getty 50734586 No Print 9 1:32:01 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105A_06 On air promo only 10 1:32:09 Interview with Betty Morgan ABC/Primetime No Restrictions 11 1:32:12 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105A_04 On air promo only 12 1:32:14 Interview with Betty Morgan ABC/Primetime No Restrictions 13 1:32:16 Still: ANS test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 14 1:32:20 Interview with Betty Morgan ABC/Primetime No Restrictions 15 1:32:23 Still: ANS eating cake Splash 071105A_17 On air promo only ACT FIVE 1 1:33:28 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105A_06 On air promo only 2 1:33:32 Headlines ***N/A No Promos 3 1:33:35 Still: JHM in wheelchair Splash 071105A_04 On air promo only 4 1:33:36 Still: ANS and JHM funeral Corbis AAFZ001638 No Print 5 1:33:40 Still: ANS grieving at funeral Splash AAFZ001639 On air promo only 6 1:33:42 Interview with Anna Nicole Smith 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 7 1:33:43 Still: ANS grieving at funeral Splash AAFZ001642 On air promo only 8 1:33:46 Interview with Anna Nicole Smith 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 9 1:33:53 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 10 1:33:57 Still: ANS flashing ring Globe 06500181 On air promo only 11 1:33:58 Still: ANS in back of car Getty Images 57579034 No Print 12 1:33:59 Still: ANS and JHM funeral Corbis AAFZ001638 No Print 13 1:34:02 Still: ANS Getty Images 50719307 No Print 14 1:34:06 Still: Pierce Marshall outside courthouse Corbis 309817 No Print 15 1:34:09 Still: ANS in velvet beige dress Globe 07311497 On air promo only 16 1:34:12 Still: ANS in red dress looking sad Getty Images 52198914 No Print 17 1:34:15 Interview with David Granoff ANP No Restrictions 18 1:34:18 Still: ANS with son carrying dog Getty 909587 No Print 19 1:34:23 Still: ANS in glasses, dressed up Globe 06808903 On air promo only 20 1:34:25 Still: ANS in glasses, dressed up Globe 06808905 On air promo only 21 1:34:27 Still: ANS looking terrible Globe 06711938 On air promo only 22 1:34:30 Still: ANS in red shirt and glasses Photofest No Restrictions 23 1:34:31 Still: Chunky AND Photofest No Restrictions 24 1:34:34 Still: ANS in black gown with veil Getty Images 2763507 No Print 25 1:34:36 Still: ANS in black gown with veil Getty Images 2763511 No Print 26 1:34:38 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 27 1:34:41 Still: ANS making shh face Globe 05947118 On air promo only 28 1:34:43 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 29 1:34:47 Still: ANS with champagne glass Christian Audigier No Restrictions 30 1:34:49 Still: ANS eating pasta Splash 130902_03 On air promo only 31 1:34:51 Still: ANS with champagne bottle Christian Audigier No Restrictions 32 1:34:53 Still: ANS with champagne glass Christian Audigier No Restrictions 33 1:34:55 Still: ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 34 1:34:58 Still: ANS with short curly hair Getty 51620763 No Print 35 1:35:01 Still: ANS curls Globe 06944239 On air promo only 36 1:35:04 Still: Walking into court with son Getty Images 51068926 No Print 37 1:35:06 Still: ANS in sparkle sunglasses Getty Images 51620670 No Print 38 1:35:08 Still: ANS in sparkle sunglasses Getty Images 51620670 No Print 39 1:35:12 Pierce Marshal getting into car ABC No Restrictions 40 1:35:18 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 41 1:35:21 Still: JHM kissing ANS's cheek Eric Redding No Restrictions 42 1:35:22 Interview with ANS 20/20/ABC No Restrictions 43 1:35:25 Interview with Rusty Hardin ABC No Restrictions 44 1:35:27 Still: ANS at court Getty Images 51620764 No print 45 1:35:32 Interview with Rusty Hardin ABC No Restrictions 46 1:35:35 Still: ANS and reporters Getty Images 782580 No Print 47 1:35:39 Still: ANS and diamonds Globe 036944236 On air promo only 48 1:35:42 Lane Bryant modeling session Lane Bryant No Restrictions 49 1:35:44 Still: Anna and wild hair Globe 06733360 No Print 50 1:35:46 Still: ANS Lane Bryant Corbis 202722 No Print 51 1:35:49 ANS in Lane Bryant fashion show Lane Bryant No Restrictions 52 1:35:51 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 53 1:35:55 Lane Bryant modeling session Lane Bryant No Restrictions 54 1:35:56 ANS in Lane Bryant fashion show Lane Bryant No Restrictions 55 1:35:59 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 56 1:36:00 Interview with David Caplan ANP No Restrictions 57 1:36:04 Lane Bryant modeling session Lane Bryant No Restrictions 58 1:36:06 Still: ANS Lane Bryant Getty Images 51588698 No Print 59 1:36:11 Still: ANS and photographers Getty Images 1036431 No Print 60 1:36:15 Still: ANS and photographers Getty Images 782580 No Print 61 1:36:18 Still: ANS walking in to court with her son and Stern Getty Images 10306435 No Print 62 1:36:22 Still: ANS waving from car Getty Images 782586 No Print 63 1:36:24 ABC news report ABC No Restrictions 64 1:36:33 Interview with Phillip Boesch ABC No Restrictions 65 1:36:42 Still: ANS outside courthouse Getty Images 1306439 No Print 66 1:36:45 Still: ANS and JHM wedding Splash 071105A_11 On air promo only 67 1:36:51 Still: Pierce Marshall on witness stand Corbis 309817-003 No Print 68 1:36:55 Rusty and Pierce Walking into court KTRK No Restrictions 69 1:37:01 ANS walking into courtroom KTRK No Restrictions 70 1:37:04 Rusty in court KTRK No Restrictions 71 1:37:07 ANS on stand crying KTRK No Restrictions 72 1:37:12 Interview with Rusty Hardin ABC No Restrictions 73 1:37:18 ANS on stand, Rusty approaches KTRK No Restrictions 74 1:37:19 Interview with Rusty Hardin ABC No Restrictions 75 1:37:21 ANS on stand KTRK No Restrictions 76 1:37:34 Rusty KTRK No Restrictions 77 1:37:35 ANS on stand 'how she spends her money' KTRK No Restrictions 78 1:37:49 ANS on stand KTRK No Restrictions 79 1:37:51 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 80 1:37:53 Various shots of ANS on witness stand KTRK No Restrictions 81 1:37:55 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 82 1:37:56 ANS on stand "We had sex" KTRK No Restrictions 83 1:38:06 Interview with Rusty Hardin ABC No Restrictions 84 1:38:13 ANS on stand "choke to death" KTRK No Restrictions 85 1:38:33 Rusty KTRK No Restrictions 86 1:38:36 WS of courtroom KTRK No Restrictions 87 1:38:40 ANS on stand "last time she saw him before he died" KTRK No Restrictions 88 1:39:00 WS of courtroom, Anna rubbing her head KTRK No Restrictions 89 1:39:03 Interview with David Granoff ANP No Restrictions 90 1:39:06 Interview with Rusty Hardin ABC No Restrictions 91 1:39:19 ANS walking in to court KTRK No Restrictions 92 1:39:22 Anna crying on stand KTRK No Restrictions 93 1:39:26 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 94 1:39:29 CU of spoiled written on ANS's shirt KTRK No Restrictions 95 1:39:31 ANS surrounded by reporters KTRK No Restrictions 96 1:39:33 ANS on stand "spoiled " KTRK No Restrictions 97 1:39:39 ANS being hounded by press KTRK No Restrictions 98 1:39:42 ANS in court KTRK No Restrictions 99 1:39:46 Interview with Eric Redding ANP No Restrictions 1 1:39:51 WS of courtroom, Anna rubbing her head KTRK No Restrictions 2 1:39:56 Headlines of trial ***N/A No Promo 3 1:40:00 ANS in court KTRK No Restrictions 4 1:40:01 Rusty and Pierce Walking into court KTRK No Restrictions 5 1:40:06 Headline: Smith loses ***N/A No Promo 6 1:40:10 Anna and Howard walking outside court ABC No Restrictions 7 1:40:20 Headlines of case ***N/A No Promo 8 1:40:23 Ext. of Supreme Court ABC No Restrictions 9 1:40:26 Interview with Rusty Hardin ABC No Restrictions 10 1:40:32 Ext. of Supreme Court house ABC No Restrictions ACT SIX 1 1:41:35 Still: ANS Lane Bryant Corbis 202707 No Print 2 1:41:37 Still: ANS Lane Bryant Corbis 202685 No Print 3 1:41:41 Still: ANS with dog Photofest No Restrictions 4 1:41:42 Still: Anna, her son, Kimmy and Howard Photofest No Restrictions 5 1:41:46 Clip from The Anna Nicole Smith show Fair Use No Promo 6 1:41:50 Still: ANS puckered Splash 130902 On air promo only 7 1:41:51 Still: Anna with her dog Photofest No Restrictions 8 1:41:52 Still: ANS in cowgirl shirt Corbis 325244 No Print 9 1:41:54 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 10 1:41:56 Still: Anna, Howard and Kim Photofest No Restrictions 11 1:41:58 Still: ANS behind bars Photofest No Restrictions 12 1:41:59 Still: ANS eating pasta Splash 130902_03 On air promo only 13 1:42:01 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 14 1:42:04 Still: Anna with her dog by pool Photofest No Restrictions 15 1:42:06 Still: Anna with finger in her mouth Photofest No Restrictions 16 1:42:07 Still: ANS signing autographs Globe 05942408 On air promo only 17 1:42:09 Still: ANS in blue sparkle gown Globe 05942407 On air promo only 18 1:42:11 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 19 1:42:13 Still: ANS in red cowboy shirt Corbis 325248 No Print 20 1:42:15 Still: ANS in red cowboy shirt Corbis 325244 No Print 21 1:42:18 Still: ANS eating pasta Splash 130902_09 On air promo only 22 1:42:19 Still: ANS signing autographs Globe 05942408 On air promo only 23 1:42:22 Interview with Bobby Trendy Bobby Trendy No Restrictions 24 1:42:24 Still: Anna on microphone w/ Kimmie and Howard Photofest No Restrictions 25 1:42:29 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 26 1:42:34 Still: Kimmie Photofest No Restrictions 27 1:42:38 Still: Tatoo of ANS on Kimmie's arm Photofest No Restrictions 28 1:42:41 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 29 1:42:43 Still: Howard K. Stern Photofest No Restrictions 30 1:42:46 Still: ANS getting out of limo in green dress Globe 07084944 On air promo only 31 1:42:49 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 32 1:42:51 Still: ANS in wheelchair and hands in the air Globe 06933271 On air promo only 33 1:42:54 Still: Anna Nicole Smith show Photofest No Restrictions 34 1:42:56 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 35 1:42:58 Still: Anna with her dog Photofest No Restrictions 36 1:43:00 Still: ANS behind bars Photofest No Restrictions 37 1:43:01 Still: Anna, Howard and Kim on ride Photofest No Restrictions 38 1:43:02 Still: Anna on microphone w/ Kimmie and Howard Photofest No Restrictions 39 1:43:04 Interview with Bobby Trendy ANP No Restrictions 40 1:43:06 Still: Anna with drag queens Globe 06933287 On air promo only 41 1:43:09 Interview with Bobby Trendy ANP No Restrictions 42 1:43:13 Still: Bobby Trendy Bobby Trendy No Restrictions 43 1:43:16 Still: ANS making face Splash 130902 On air promo only 44 1:43:17 Still: Anna with finger in her mouth Photofest No Restrictions 45 1:43:18 Still: ANS with dog Photofest No Restrictions 46 1:43:20 Still: ANS in blue sparkle gown Globe 05942407 On air promo only 47 1:43:24 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 48 1:43:25 Still: ANS signing autographs in green dress Globe 07084952 On air promo only 49 1:43:29 Still: Anna with her dog by pool Photofest No Restrictions 50 1:43:33 Clip from CBS morning show BBC No Promos 51 1:43:36 Interview with Alex Goen ANP No Restrictions 52 1:43:43 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 53 1:43:44 Still: ANS Trimspa TRIMSPA No Restrictions 54 1:43:47 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 55 1:43:50 Still: ANS on beach TRIMSPA No Restrictions 56 1:43:51 Stills of ANS skinny ABC No Restrictions 57 1:43:55 Still: ANS tarzan TRIMSPA No Restrictions 58 1:43:59 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 59 1:44:03 Interview with Bobby Trendy ANP No Restrictions 60 1:44:08 Still: Anna with her dog Photofest No Restrictions 61 1:44:11 Still: ANS on beach TRIMSPA No Restrictions 62 1:44:14 Interview with Bobby Trendy ANP No Restrictions 63 1:44:17 Clip from TRIMSPA add TRIMSPA No Restrictions 64 1:44:27 Interview with Joey Bartolomeo ANP No Restrictions 65 1:44:31 Still: ANS smiling TRIMSPA No Restrictions 66 1:44:36 Clip from Heatherette fashion show Heatherette No Restrictions 67 1:44:44 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 68 1:44:50 Still: Spoof of ANS weight loss Globe 07407048 On air promo only 69 1:44:54 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 70 1:44:55 Still: ANS in pink dress Corbis 590903 No Print 71 1:44:58 Still: ANS at heatherette Corbis 590873 No Print 72 1:45:01 Interview with Alex Goen ANP No Restrictions 73 1:45:02 Clip from Heatherette fashion show Heatherette No Restrictions 74 1:45:05 Still: Executive Suites ad with ANS Eric Redding No Restrictions 75 1:45:07 Still: ANS Santa suit Eric Redding No Restrictions 76 1:45:08 Still: Grieving widow Corbis AAFZ001642 No Print 77 1:45:10 Still: ANS cowgirl Getty Images 51041654 No Print 78 1:45:11 Still: ANS in white dress, blue sky behind her Getty Images 51041654 No Print 79 1:45:12 Still: ANS Corbis AAFK001869 No Print 80 1:45:13 Still: ANS in Hudsucker Proxy Photofest No Restrictions 81 1:45:14 Still: ANS farm girl Getty Images 51041627 No Print 82 1:45:15 Still: ANS test shot Eric Redding No Restrictions 83 1:45:15 ANS on red carpet ETS In Context promo 84 1:45:16 Still: ANS in pink dress with hands in the air Getty Images 52269164 No Print 85 1:45:18 Still: ANS with MTV stickers on her breasts Getty Images 52270000 No Print 86 1:45:21 Still: ANS with Courtney Love Getty 51315603 No Print 87 1:45:24 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 88 1:45:32 Clip from MTV music awards Fair Use No Promo 89 1:45:47 Interview with Perez Hilton ANP No Restrictions 90 1:45:52 Still: ANS going to court Getty Images 56957708 No Print 91 1:45:54 Still: ANS going to court Getty Images 56957669 No Print 92 1:45:55 Still: ANS going to court Getty Images 56955157 No Print 93 1:45:57 Still: ANS going to court Getty Images 56955313 No Print 94 1:45:59 Anna and Howard walking to the car and getting in ABC No Restrictions 95 1:46:05 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 96 1:46:07 Still: ANS and Howard walking to court Getty Images 56961923 No Print 97 1:46:09 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 98 1:46:11 Still: ANS in back of car Getty Images 56958009 No Print 99 1:46:13 Interview with Giuliana DePandi ANP No Restrictions 1 1:46:15 Pierce Marshall walking KTRK No Restrictions 2 1:46:21 Pierce Marshall's obit KTRK No Restrictions 3 1:46:27 ANS pregnancy headlines Splash News LBH171105M On air promo only 4 1:46:32 Pictures of ANS boyfriend Splash News BLLA0220506A On air promo only 5 1:46:36 ANS in pool announcing pregnancy Fair Use No promos 6 1:46:46 Interview with Dave Caplan ANP No Restrictions 7 1:46:49 ANS in parade Spectral Promo in bumpers only 8 1:46:52 ANS in white dancing with her hands up ABC/ 20/20 No Restrictions 9 1:46:56 ANS posing at a photo shoot ETS In Context promo 10 1:47:00 Interview with David Granoff ANP No Restrictions 11 1:47:04 Still: ANS on red carpet Globe On air promo only 12 1:47:05 Still: ANS as presenter Globe On air promo only 13 1:47:06 ANS at photo shoot ETS In Context promo 14 1:47:10 Interview with David Granoff ANP No Restrictions 15 1:47:11 Still: Black and white photo of ANS Guess, Inc. No Restrictions 16 1:47:13 Still: ANS in blue sequins Getty 50734590 No print 17 1:47:16 Still: ANS crying Getty 52250124 No print 18 1:47:18 Still: ANS smiling in car Getty 52250125 No print Promotional restrictions/Other Restrictions: can the footage/shot be used for publicity and are there other restrictions-e.g. No CD Rom Options/Fees: If the licensed rights are not all Media, Worldwide in Perpetuity, list options to extend the license by term, territory or media. ***Industry standard fair use approved by legal

Profile of Astronaut Eugene Cernan, the last man to walk on the earth, who's trying to inspire kids to reach for more in outerspace.

OUR WORLD 1939 #9

On the South Rim of the Grand Canyon