[SENATOR BARACK OBAMA ON MTV.COM/MYSPACE FORUM] [WASHINGTON, DC USA] Monday, October 29, 2007 Democratic Presidential Candidate Senator Barack Obama remarks at MTV/MySpace Post Show at Coe College FTP / X77 SLUGGED: 1440 OBAMA MTV X77 14:39:48 Obama walking to stage 14:40:27 Obama gladhanding and walking on stage Obama Remarks: 14:40:36 how's it going . 14:40:40 who arranged the weather? Nice job 14:40:54 I had a wonderful time today . I also want to thank matt the president for students for Obama 14:41:19 I'm not going to make a long speech and I am going to emphasis the end when 14:41:36 every now and then a window opens up when there is a chance to make big change, not just little change 14:41:55 at each of these junctures people say they are not satisfied with the world as it is. They want to see the world as it should be . 14:42:50 when these opportunities come we've got to seize them and we are in one of them right now because GW bush has done such a bad job that you have Americans asking how can we do this fundamentally different 14:43:42 throughout our history because young people have somehow gotten active . it is young people who led change . 14:44:32 I hope you come away with your own power . if you don't caucus for me I want you to caucus for someone because you matter . 14:45:08 I'm going to be alright. Our kids are going to be alright, but we have gone pretty far in life, you are just getting started. If we start another war in Iran, if we don't get out of Iraq, if we don't take global warming seriously . these are things that are going to have a great impact on you so take the opportunity 14:50:17 it goes to show you just how one voice can change a room and if it can change a room it can change a city then a state then a nation and then the world 14:50:44 your voice can change the world and I want to know if you are fired up, ready to go 14:50:54 CHANT 14:51:05 Let's go chance the world. Thank you everybody 14:52:23 Obama gladhanding with students SEN. BARACK OBAMA SOUNDBITE ON IOWA Slugged: 1500 OBAMA IOWA FTP X77 15:05:03 Obama SOT - Folks that do well in Iowa are most likely going to be the next President, the next leader of the free world.(0:06)

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3:00:38:08-3:05:07:17>>>COLOR SYNC Contemproary interview with Ronnie Spector backstage at concert. SHe discusses:1) Radio stations she listens to - oldies, and recent music.2) Favorite song: "" I Can Hear Music "" - covered by the Beach Boys.3) Rock & roll came out of small black clubs.4) Soul music helped deliver a good message to many people - which helped change the world. Music is relaxing.5) She is very excited about Super Night and the performers there.6) The end of her career - regrets about not being able to perform live.Some background noise, music.

Bill Moyers Does it say anything to you about the need to radically change the way things are? Do you think the assumptions on which we've lived in a capitalist society for so long have to be tackled and altered? Robert McNamara 51:41 I mean well, we're changing our assumptions I don't like the program allows time for us to go into it fully. But we are changing our assumptions. We're becoming much more sensitive to the rest of the world, we, it is true that that in this present, period of difficulty, economic difficulty in the US, we tend to be turning inward. But that's just a minor dip and a rising secular trend of turning outward, certainly in your lifetime, and surely in mine, this nation has become much more sensitive to problems elsewhere in the world, much more willing to try to join in meeting those problems. I think we've learned we can do it all by ourselves. And we shouldn't try. But we're understanding, then on our own narrow self interest, we should deal with these problems. Our children cannot live on an island of affluence in a sea of poverty, that's not a secure world, it's not going to be a prosperous world. For him, it's not going to be a happy world for them. We can only live if we take account of the problems of other nations. I think that philosophical, political, economic changes occur.

Pres. Harry Truman continues his speech at the 1952 Democratic National Convention in Chicago

Ministry of Information public information trailer - Save paper and bones. <br/> <br/>MS magician producing rabbit out of hat, it changes into wastepaper bag. <br/> <br/>He puts it back in the hat and then conjures up all the things that can be made from it such as cigarette packets, containers etc. <br/> <br/>He then conjures a bag of bones, they make soap, glue, cattle food and fertiliser. <br/> <br/>Title - 'keep on saving paper and bones'. <br/> <br/>Cataloguer's note: item was originally part of Gazette issue 46/49.

Farmers drive wagons filled with milk cans, into Hyde Park, during World War 1. Volunteers help unload the milk cans and line them up along a walkway. Afterwards, they clean their hands in the park lake. A new slate speaks of need to conserve petrol. Men stand looking over stacks of petrol (gasoline) cans in another area of the park. Two trucks (lorries) drive between the stacks of cans. Scene reverts again to volunteers washing their hands in the lake, and to men moving cans of milk. Next, British soldiers in uniform, are seen helping to move milk cans. Scene changes to a long queue of men and women waiting for public transport. Double-decker buses move through the area. A glimpse of a railroad train station, is followed by another look at the men washing hands in the lake. A line of empty trucks leaves the park. A final view of stacked milk cans. Location: London England United Kingdom. Date: 1915.

SENATOR MITCH McCONNELL, R-KY, HOLDS A NEWS CONFERENCE ON FOREIGN AID.

TONY BLAIR SPEECH

GIs come home to a rosy future. Detroit Times headlines: NAZI RADIO ANNOUNCES WAR ENDS IN EUROPE; ALLIES RULE SW PACIFIC Young woman in dress, apron sits in chair, reads magazine, looks out window, is happily surprised, jumps up WWII army sergeant exits purple 'CHECKER CAB,' pays driver, limps toward house with cane, young woman runs out of house, hugs him CU they kiss, climb steps Teen boys eat lunch, talk in school cafeteria Teen girl in dress pays for food in school cafeteria Girl smiles Narrator tells us how one girl gets lots of dates by 'parking in cars with the boys at night,' and 'she dates all the boys' Girl walks over to table with tray, talks to group, boy hands her paper Narrator tells us she is 'not really popular' Boys make comments about girl, second girl says 'meow, meow.' Girl takes water from dispenser, puts glass on tray, second girl talks with her, invites her to table, she sits CU phone rings, female hand picks it up Teen girl talks on phone Teen boy talks on phone They discuss possible dates to movies, 'teen town,' skating party, wienie roast Offscreen narrator tells us this is way to make a date Dad wears suit, sits in easy chair, reads newspaper, teen girl descends stairs, lets teen boy in, he takes off ear muffs, she introduces him to dad, mom, boy comes off like world's biggest dork, talks with girl's mom Teen girl descends steps, smiles Mirror view of teen boy, girl putting on gloves, earmuffs Teen girl hands boy ice skates, shows key, they exit Fishing boat enters crowded harbor Steam locomotive moves through rail yard Switcher engine moves boxcars Diesel engine pulls train under bridge Table stacked with food products, including many of today's brands, plus a box of DREFT!!, woman's hands point to products, lift black cloth to block view, remove it and, presto, shot is now in B/W, then she changes it back to color CU packs of various brands of cigarettes CU hand puts something in creel (fishing basket) CU creel lies on side, several fish next to it Next to pond, man smokes cigarette, lights one for woman, on their way to their first cancer operation CU man lights woman's cigarette Ext. man in tuxedo lights cigarette for woman in gown (NIGHT) CU Joe drives Car stops at house, Joe walks into house with bundles Joe sits in easy chair, reads comics, laughs, picks up fireplace andiron, lifts over head, throws back out, yells in pain, argues with narrator Joe in line with men in costumes of several nations, they all merge into his body Time machine appears next to Joe, he pulls lever, watches cave woman on screen pounding rocks, then man with pipe hammering spike into a wheel (could pass for animated character watching TV) Man hammers spike, lifts anvil, strikes match on it, lights pipe CU flexed bicep, 1/2 and horse drawn on it Horses run on treadmill to turn wheels Joe runs machine with lever, machine stamps metal into wheels Joe speeds out of factory in suit, hat, he struts CU Joe gets mad at narrator CU cartoon versions of Constitution, Bill of Rights Man with top hat hands blueprint to man in suit, he hands it to Joe, who enters tiny 'MODEL SHOP,' works, exits with engine, looks proud Joe enthroned atop giant engine, man in suit gives him OK sign, he pulls lever, various futuristic products emerge on conveyor belt CU Joe tips crown Teen boy, teen girl walk to her door, look uneasy, he practically attacks her trying to get a kiss, she gets upset, runs into house, he walks away feeling stupid They approach door again, he says 'so long,' walks away CU girl looks sad They approach door again, talk, smile, say good night, boy walks away smiling, whistling Female master chef demonstrates techniques for making jelly in kitchen Woman in dress, apron cooks, talks to woman in dress Master female chef dumps contents of jar onto plate, result is runny jelly, teenage girls at table giggle, she lectures CU hands dump contents of jar onto plate, result is soft jelly falls over, hands cut it with knife CU hands dump contents of jar onto plate, result is perfect jelly, hand cuts it with knife Same dumping business, result is stiff jelly, more cutting Teen boys, girls pick up food, drinks at table, banner overhead ('SCAVENGER SALE') One boy, girl sit on crate, use second crate as table, bottles of Coca Cola, food on crate, they talk, girl drinks coke through straw, they talk about potential date possibilities: bicycle trips, weenie roasts, taffy pulls, miniature golf, square dances, baseball games, bowling, band concert Girl says 'baseball games and taffy pulls. I think they're swell.' Teens 'break open the ice cream' Family sings praises of electrical appliances CU teen girl's feet in bobby sox, saddle shoes tap in rhythm Portable radio Teen girl wears man's shirt, tail out, irons, bops to big-band music, turns radio off Teen girl irons, talks CU middle-aged woman talks 'Normal' teen boy, nerdy teen boy do Alphonse-Gaston act, enter front door Nerd says hello, hugs mom, introduces normal boy Alex Teen girl annoyed, nerd's voiceover ('you're the twin without the Toni.') Alex looks in bathroom mirror, shaves with electric razor, talks Nerdy boy looks out of shower, talks Mom pulls blanket out of washer, teen girl sorts laundry, they talk in CU Teen girl reads magazine on sofa, dad smokes pipe, Alex bores them to death with techno chatter Teen girls take towels from dryer, one hugs a towel, one mimics mom CU Alex wears suit, blabs some more to teen girl CU thrilled teen girl smiles ('golly, I'm so impressed!!') 'IKE' button bounces behind words 'EISENHOWER FOR PRESIDENT' Uncle Sam struts with baton, wears 'IKE' button (seen again) CU Eisenhower caricature Elephant wears Ike caricature, parades, beats bass drum with tail, wears 'IKE' banner on trunk (seen again) People of various walks of life march with IKE signs Donkeys represent Democratic candidates Farmer drives tractor with 'IKE' banner Parents push baby carriage flying 'IKE' balloon, their dog has 'IKE' banner on tail Tail beats 'IKE' bass drum Sign with Eisenhower caricature People with 'IKE' signs march past sign ('WHITE HOUSE') from day into night Silhouette of man riding donkey in background Jet plane flies 'IKE' banner over United States Capitol Building 'IKE' sun rises over Capitol Building CU girl blows on nails Girl stands, talks, points to appliances, takes clothes from Whirlpool washer, puts them into Whirlpool dryer, sits on high stool, talks Woman wears dress, pearls, fresh hairdo, talks on phone in kitchen, hangs up, talks to us about advantages of owning 'two fine Fords' Man in suit gets into '56 or '57 Ford in suburban driveway, drives past Ford station wagon Hollywood-style musical fantasy by General Motors. Art of night city skyline Woman with perfect makeup and hairdo 'sleeps' in Hollywood-type bed Masked man in top hat, tails waltzes into room, does worst imitation of Fred Astaire in recorded history, holds out tray to woman, she takes heart-shaped invitation from it CU in woman's hands heart-shaped invitation says 'SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE GENERAL MOTORS MOTORAMA' Woman in pajamas rolls out of bed, dances, pajamas suddenly turn to beautiful gown, she looks at camera through frame of large mirror, 'dances,' flies out window after heart invitation Invitation flies past art skyline Masked top hat man holds, points to invitation, 'INFORMATION' sign overhead Woman dances down hall toward masked man CU puzzled woman's face Woman takes invitation from pipe hanging from ceiling, puts it back on tray held by man Crowds jam large room to see 'concept' cars Masked man points out General Motors wonders to woman, she looks through opera glasses, dances to back of crowd, tries to see over tall people, top-hat man materializes, lifts her ballet style for better view People smile at cars, man holds woman aloft, she stares, 'CHEVROLET' sign overhead During following, woman sings about wanting each car Woman looks over crowd at 1950s Corvette Crowd looks at 1950s Pontiac, man dances on carrying woman CU Pontiac front end They dance in, look at 1950s Oldsmobile convertible Crowd looks at Oldsmobile convertible They dance to, look at Buick convertible, crowd looks also Woman thrilled in driver's seat of Buick convertible Man carries woman over to a Cadillac, crowd watches Woman steps out of back door of Cadillac, opens umbrella (I have no idea why), photographer snaps her photo, umbrella disappears, apron appears around her waist, she swoons in man's arms, he carries her off, puts her down in ultra-modern kitchen, spins, vanishes, she dances around kitchen, slips card in slot, picture of food appears on screen, she pushes button, mixer blades descend from cabinet into glass bowl, spin, she operates lazy-susan refrigerator, pushes button, cabinet rolls out with pan of cake dough, she puts it into oven with glass-dome top Woman skips behind upright, emerges in tennis outfit with racquet, dances, goes back, comes out in golf clothes, spins club, dances, goes back, comes out in swim suit, large hat, pantomimes oiling body, lies down on bench to 'sunbathe', goes back, emerges in gown, apron, exits Woman dances into kitchen, pushes button, oven dome opens, she removes cake with frosting, birthday candles, candles suddenly light Woman crosses fingers, closes eyes, blows out candles, smoke fills screen Smoke clears, reveals woman on stage Audience applauds Woman bows CU woman smiles Audience claps in unison (GREAT) Woman does goofy dance on 'futuristic' stage Woman throws sparkling stuff in air Fireworks against night sky Chauffeur opens door of Cadillac limo on rotating display stage, model exits in Dior outfit Model in Montesano outfit stands next to Buick Centurion on rotating display stage, holds dog, puts dog on car roof Model stands next to Oldsmobile Golden Rocket on rotating display stage, wears Pat Primo outfit Model in Emilio of Capri outfit stands next to Pontiac Club de Mer on rotating turntable, dances Model in Digby Morton outfit dances next to Chevy Impala on rotating display stage Audience looks up with open mouths Top-hat man says 'ssshhhh!' Audience says 'sssshhh!' Woman is astounded Man presents Firebird II car in cloud of smoke, opens door Woman floats from upper level of set to floor, dances to man at car, he puts white fur stole around her neck, ushers her into car Audience is wowed Gull wing doors close as man, woman sit in car, his mask vanishes, she is surprised Headlights slide out of fenders Car pulls away, kind of flies off Audience watches View of stagey 'road of tomorrow' from moving car. Color version of futurama with all kinds of models on roadway Mini cars zoom on roads in Disney-style model of future highways, looking like a forerunner of Hot Wheels as voiceover male, female sing corny song about our bright future Woman passenger astounded Tranquilizers as the antidote to reality. CU man apparently tries to sleep on rug Six model Greek columns, 'ATARAXIA' appears overhead Lab equipment on table, bubbling beaker, two tense grasping male arms (!!) stick up through holes in table, glass bottle hangs overhead CU beakers, flasks with unhappy Mr. Potato-Head-type features glued on Glass bottle of apparent rock candy, tube labeled 'ATARAXIC' Hands try to reach hanging bottle CU crystals fall from neck of bottle CU red liquid in beaker bubbles, smokes, turns blue CU hands relax Businessman relaxes, spins slowly in chair behind desk, poles for walls, arm with newspaper rises from desk top, man takes paper, opens it, it's 'THE DAILY TRIBUNE EXTRA HURRICANE ON THE WAY,' then he opens another paper, 'THE PARK TRIBUNE EXTRA HURRICANE OUT TO SEA,' he throws paper on floor, arm rises again with newspapers, man takes, opens, reads 'THE EVENING TIMES EXTRA BUSINESS DIP DUE' (apparently this guy IS the business dip!), next it's 'THE EVENING JOURNAL EXTRA INCOME AT NEW HIGH,' he throws newspaper away again Modern kitchen, 1958 style Woman in dress, apron, earrings, new hairdo, pulls down panel with burners on it CU hand holds mixer, puts it into bowl CU small chickens turn on General Electric rotisserie, hand closes lid CU overhead shot of toast rising slowly out of toaster CU hand opens tray in bottom of toaster, puts toast into tray, closes it CU hand pours tomato juice from plastic pitcher into glass CU electric can opener opens can CU hands take open can of Campbell's soup from electric can opener CU hand takes bowl of ice away from ice maker CU from rug level, vacuum cleaner cleans CU floor polisher polishes floor Off screen narrator says 'everyday conveniences...which we as Americans may enjoy' All dressed up with nowhere to go Large telescope in observatory, dome opens, reveals night sky (SKY IS SFX, AND TELESCOPE IS PROBABLY MINIATURE), SFX meteor streaks across sky next time we see this Off screen narrator says 'you are about to enter a beautiful, exciting, wonderful, new world, the world of 1960!' Crowd of people in tuxes, gowns, furs on sound stage, mini observatory, SFX sky, SFX city lights in background People watch SFX meteor streak across SFX night sky, land, suddenly turn into a 1960 Ford Galaxie (surprise!) Two more SFX meteors land, turn into a Thunderbird and a Ford Falcon Elegant (read 'snooty') people march over dutifully to check out the Fords CU right front fender with 'GALAXIE' name, dolly along right side of car to rear bumper with 1960 plate Dolly along left side of Thunderbird as people look, to rear bumper with 1960 plate Front end of Falcon with 'FORD' name above grill People look at Falcon Off screen chorus sings about the 'beautiful, wonderful, new world of Fords' (and who wouldn't?)

[VOTE 2008: BARACK OBAMA MEET THE CANDIDATE IN GREENFIELD, IOWA] [GREENFIELD, IA USA] OBAMA MEET THE CANDIDATE IN GREENFIELD, IOWA Democratic Presidential Candidate Senator Barack Obama holds an Adair County Meet the Candidate campaign event in Greenfield, Iowa NY2 / X79 SLUGGED: 1200 OBAMA IA X79 TAPE 2 Closing remarks: 13:07:37 I guess the last point I would make is that my wife talks about . I will always be straight with you . I will always listen to you . the only thing I ask of you is that you exercise your voice Telling story about "Fired up and Ready to go" 13:13:35 Oprah Winfrey is fired up. It goes to show you how one voice can change they world 13:13:54 you're voice can change 13:14:02 are you fired up? Are you ready to Go? 13:14:13 let's go change the world everybody END REMARKS

9:09 ""Joel Kovner"" by Nancy Cain and Judy Procter. At the First Professional Bank in Santa Monica, California, bank president Joel Kovner gives a brief tour of the vault. ""Before the bank opened we played monopoly with real money."" 12:09 Prof. Paul Nadler commentary by Skip Blumberg. Nadler explains how bank loans have changed with the existence of fixed interest rates. ""Savings and loans started as a family financial center. You brought in your deposits and they'd make mortgage loans. It used to be what you'd call a 3-6-3 business. They'd take your money at 3, they'd lend it back to you at 6, they'd be on the golf course by 3. It didn't take much talent to run a savings and loan. Basically where the money went - they were paying it out, paying it out and not earning it. They refused to admit they were dead, making it the biggest scandal in American financial history. "" 16:59 ""Ed Sadlowski"" by Tony Judge. Ed Sadlowski, of the Steelworkers union in South Chicago talks about the economic disparities in the United States. ""The real question at hand is the distribution of wealth. Look at the situation of health care in this country. It's criminal. Yet who's opposing it the most? The insurance companies. A few years ago if I said we needed a national health insurance program the Lee Laccocas call me communist, socialist, everything else in the world. He's not championing the cause. He's on my side for a change. To share that wealth is to share power. When you start talking that way, pal, they put you up against the wall."" 18:24 ""Andrew Jones in Iraq."" Jones talks to us from a peace camp in Iraq where an international group of protesters have formed a human shield between armies to attempt to prevent the beginning of the Iraq War. ""I'm a black American and Bush had astutely put the deadline [for Iraq to pull out of Kuwait] on Martin Luther King's birthday, January 15. Bush was assaulting an idea - an idea of peace...it could have been January 18, January 20, it could have been any day. I was pissed off at him for desecrating Martin Luther King's birthday."" 25:32 More from Prof. Paul Nadler. ""One of the problems with America is we live in a world where everything has to be solved - instant journalism, instant success. A guy makes a speech and within one minute a reporter has to analyze it...What have we done to this country?"" 27:22 ""Susan Cohn"" by Skip Blumberg. On Broadway in New York, Susan Cohn, a career counselor, talks about American cultural domination and the people's differing definitions of what it means to be rich. 32:40 Andrea Carmen speech by Robble Leppzer. ""At the heart of the struggle is a conflict of world view. We could talk about the indigenous world view and the corporate world view. The indigenous world view looks at this world as something that is alive. The corporate world view sees the world as something dead, something to be used and to be used as profit. The corporate executives of the world are holding us all hostage. If somebody came into your home and pointed a gun at your children, you would act. Don't you feel that desperation that we feel?"" 34:55 ""Eco Rage"" by Robbie Leppzer. A look at a demonstration on Wall Street the day following Earth Day, 1990. ""We got the power to save the earth,"" chant the protesters. They clog up traffic with trash cans and bike racks and encourage Wall Street workers to take the day off. One protester is mercilessly beaten by the New York police after feigning to stop traffic in the street. 37:12 Todd Alcott by Skip Blumberg. 90's regular Todd Alcott rants. ""It used to be if you needed furniture you made furniture. Everybody had the skills they needed to survive. No one makes things anymore, they have jobs. They work at an office...not to produce a thing, but to make money to buy things. We're disassociated from our own possessions. Can you make a shirt? I can't. We have no connection to things and how they're made. Consequently we have no connection to each other. Money has become the fifth element. It can cancel out the other four because it can take their place at any moment. You don't need to tame fire anymore. You just need to pay your gas bill. The Indians used to think the earth was sacred. It was holy. Anyone will tell you today that it 's just capital waiting to be exploited. The whole planet is a business, Earth Inc. Assets 48 kazillion dollars. What is that?!! Is that a reason for opening your eyes in the morning?..."" 40:11 ""Bowery Forger"" by Dee Dee Halleck. Blacksmith Tovey Halleck at work in the Bowery. 43:27 Harry Magdoff commentary by Esti Galili Marpet. Magdoff, an economist, talks about the problem of homelessness in the United States. ""There's no reason that with the resources this country has that there can't be homes for the homeless. When it came to the Second World War we had to build very quickly. It was achieved relatively simply and in record time, but it was for war, it was for destruction. In times of peace, the possibilities are all here."" 46:39 ""Ruth Handler"" by Judith Binder and Jody Procter. Handler, co-founder of Barbie dolls, now produces prosthetic breasts for masectomy patients with a company called ""Nearly Me."" She explains her history of how difficult it was for her after she lost her breasts while giving us a tour of the factory. Handler shows us her prosthetic breasts, literally unbuttoning her dress and taking them out of her bra. 52:38 More from Ed Sadlowski. ""There has never been a man who has worked for another man who was paid his due. People bitch about a ballplayer getting a million dollars a year playing second base for the White Sox. When I take my grandkid to the ballpark I don?t take him to see Jerry Reinsdorf and Eddie Einhorn. I go there to see the ballplayer play. Why shouldn't the ballplayer get the dough rather than two guys sitting in a skybox somewhere?"" 54:00 ""The Money Man Monument"" by Doug Michels. A satirical piece featuring a mock meeting of fundraisers for the Money Man Monument, a skeleton in a suit placed in a tube of money on Washington DC's Mall - ""a permanent tribute to green power and the American Way."" 54:58 More from Prof. Paul Nadler. Nadler talks about the change in tax laws and how 90% of Americans pay more social security tax than they do income tax. 56:03 Wally Nelson by Robbie Leppzer. Wally Nelson has not paid his income tax for 42 years. He refused to fight in WWII and was jailed. ""If I refused to let my body be drafted for killing, I should not let my money get drafted to pay for killing. We do not have to feel we are powerless."

Gilberto Gil, Brazilian guitarist and singer, performs songs (in English with some Portuguese). The music shows the influence of Latin American, Portuguese, jazz, and primitive "countryside" forms. Titles include: "Can't Find My Way", "I Want to Change the World", "Just Want to Talk to You", "I Came Home So Happy", "I'm Gonna Do my Best." 1971. Gilberto Gil, well-known Brazilian guitarist and singer, since 1958 in exile in America, performs songs (in English with some Portuguese). With: Gilberto Gil, guitarist-singer, solo. The music shows the influence of Latin American, Portuguese, jazz, and primitive "countryside" forms. Titles include: "Can't Find My Way", "I Want to Change the World", "Just Want to Talk to You", "I Came Home So Happy", "I'm Gonna Do my Best." . 28 mins. Produced and Directed by Merrill Brockway. Air Date: 11/14/71 Gilberto Gil, guitarist-singer.

00:00:00:15 here we are 4 days away from the pennsylvania election...don't let people tell you that we can't do that. I'm reminded every day, that I'm not a perfect man, and I haven't been a perfect candidate, here's what I can promise you what I think. I'll be honest to you, I will hear your voices in the white house, and if youa re willing to fight with me and vote for me, than I promise you what our founders intended...you and I together..we will win this nomination and than we will change this country and change the world (1:16) /

Harry S. Truman defends United States actions in Korea

Albert Hall. <br/> <br/>Daily Mail youth forum. <br/> <br/>MS Mr. Frank Owen Chairman opening the meeting. "First of all, it is the largest youth forum ever held in the world. In case you didn't know there are 6,000 of you sitting in this hall at this moment. LS I've no doubt at all what the result of the argument will be". Owen sits down amid applause. MS. Audience applauding, pan to Duke of Edinburgh rising to speak. Owen introduces him and he begins to speak. MS. 'You all know that the world is facing a very grave crisis. Now the reason for this crisis is very simple. It is just that distance if no longer a matter of miles but of hours and we have proof of that here amongst us in that the members of the Forum have flown here from the other side of the earth in practically no time at all. Now history has shown that people can live peacefully close together and now, whether we like it or not, we are close neighbours, of all the world. Now the choice before us is quite simple as well. It is either the destruction of the world or a peaceful world society and it is up to us to make the choice. SCU. I would just like to say that we all know that Utopia is unobtainable but if we know the world we want, then at least we can work for it.' Duke sits down. SCU. Attlee speaking. '..... all with which I'm not invariably in agreement but I would like to thank them for organising this Youth Forum. I hope our Visitors from other countries are thoroughly enjoying their stay here. I've been asked to speak this afternoon on 'Britain's contribution to the World we want' Well I must confess I was rather uncertain as to the exact nature of this subject. It might mean what Britain had contributed in the past or what she might contribute in the future. It might mean her material or her spiritual contribution but I have concluded that I should try to tell you what I consider as a result of experience in the field of human relationships The problem of Democracy is to ensure that the will of the Majority prevails without infringing the rights of the minority. Rights of minorities to express their opinions, to seek to change opinion and convert the majority to their view. The problems of liberty, how to give the greatest freedom to the individual without impairing the unity of the whole, without preventing the exercise of the common will'. LV elevated pan crowded hall with delegates applauding MS. Lionel Gamlin BBC announcer getting up and bowing, sits down and starts speaking. Mr Gamlin's Speech. MS. 'Your Royal Highness, Mr. Prime Minister, Your Excellencies ladies and Gentlemen and all our young friends here in this hall. When I had the pleasure of attending the Manchester meeting of the World Forum of Youth some weeks ago. I was especially delighted to hear one of the delegates. Hans Christiansen of Denmark, I think it was say that the thing which surprised him most since his arrival in this country was to find that the English people were not, in fact cold and reserved, but friendly and well, he didn't actually say it, though I'm sure he nearly added almost human. ..... But today, in Europe as in Britain, I don't think we need take the shaggy-minded pessimist very seriously and when you have heard the delegates to this final session of the World Forum of Youth discussing the world they all want, and indeed, we middle-aged old fogies also want, I feel confident that you will agree with me. If Britain's contribution to that better world is both important and invaluable, especially in the field, as the Prime Minister just reminded us, of human relationships, Europe's contribution is no less so. It is fitting, I think that those young men and women on whom the brunt of the task will in a very few years from now, should voice their opinions and Ideals. through their representatives from Belgium, Denmark, France, Holland, Italy, Norway and, Sweden. Gamlin sits down and calls upon American boy delegate to speak. American boy speaking 'Well the first thing they can do is to become peaceful. I know the United States has been drawn into two wars (I don't know whether we did much to contribute to them), but we've come into two wars that did start in Europe. I'd like to see Europe settle down and become peaceful. I think they are doing a great thing in the way they are doing it now. I think there are great hopes that Europe is not going to squabble. Of course they are coming back to a very good economic basis (I think we're doing something when Europe does become united s it is now, she''ll be a great strength to UN and I think the UN s the hope if the world and if we don't have squabbling in Europe which is a large part of the United Nations it will really contribute to World peace. SCU Gamlin asking French girl 'What about France Nicole?' Nicole 'I think that one of the most important contributions that France can give us is in agriculture and our products like wheat and things like that. (Next part indistinguishable) but I think the most important thing is the French quality. we are not a country for mass production but solely for quality and one very important thing France can give us (Indistinguishable) French artists playwrights etc. I f we in France do not know exactly how to use them they are always useful to the world in general. MS Swedish boy speaking MS Italian girl speaking 'Italy's economy is in direct connection with the industrial recovery in central Europe (indistinguisable) she can give besides agricultural products like rice and fruit essentially refined products for the reconstruction of Europe and housebuilding material. MS Danish girl speaking 'I think the Marshall Plan is a splendid idea. For instance in Denmark we have definitely made things much better now, but I think that we must include Germany in the Marshall Plan. we need the German products. If we include Germany in our Plan we will get them and the whole of Europe needs them' <br/> <br/>(Comb. Lav.)

Hollywood celebrities Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Charles Chaplin, and Marie Dressler ride in horse-drawn carriages in a military parade to launch the Third Liberty Loan Drive, in Washington DC. United States Army troops parade behind them. Policemen on bicycles, accompany them. Crowds of spectators line the sidewalks of Pennsylvania Avenue to watch. The U.S. Capitol can be seen in the far background. The parade turns left on 14th Street. Change of scene shows the four celebrities mobbed by fans, on the street. Fairbanks and Chaplin wave their hats. All shake hands with enthusiastic spectators. Next, Douglas Fairbanks is seen standing above the crowd encouraging them to buy Liberty Bonds. Closeup of Mary Pickford in the crowd. Marie Dressler is seen above the crowd adding her encouragement for Liberty Bond sales. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1) Location: Washington DC USA. Date: April 6, 1918.

President Bush is reinforcing his commitment to global warming issues. The President has announced that a Cabinet level working group has been formed to look into climate changes. Bush says the Kyoto Protocol is a flawed treaty and not based upon science. The global warming statement comes as the President prepares for a trip to Europe.

Health: Your Posture

ADVENTURE SPORTS REEL. IRONMAN TRIATHALON, TRUCK RACING, HORSE RACING, BICYCLE RACING (ON TRACK), RACECAR DRIVING, DOWNHILL SKIING, MOUNTAIN BIKING, SNOWBOARDING, WINDSURFING, KAYAK RACES, RODEO, HYDROFOIL, WRESTLING, BOAT RACING, BEACH VOLLEYBALL 01:00:00 Lots of swimmers in water, big race (looks like the Iron man Triathlon in Hawaii) Aerial of swimmers in water, boats, aerial of lots of bikes, swimmer gets out of water, people clapping, men get on bikes, biker eating banana, nice aerial biker, CU bikers, other men getting out of water, woman biker, biker among cars, two bikers racing, man gets off bike, runners, man throws water over his head, man passing another man running, biker passes another, man running puts his hands on top of head, man runs around cones, CU runner, WS men high-five while running, runner wets himself with sponge, aerial Hawaiian harbor, man crosses finish line, gets medal, leis, hugs, woman running, woman turns cones, nighttime woman finishes gets medal and is very excited, woman crawling on ground, exhausted can barely move, crosses finish line, collapses, they put a lei on her then pick her up. 01:03:40 (all stylized editing/slow speed), (demolition derby-type) referee waves green flag, trucks racing indoor arena, truck turns over, men flip it back right side up, trucks crash into each other on obstacle course type race, flip on their sides, truck flies over large bump in track, referee waves yellow flag, CU blond woman smiling in audience, more trucks flying over bumps, CU two brunettes laughing in audience, 80s crowd in audience, very poor white trash looking. 01:05:47, quick shot city at night, more stylized truck racing, trucks flying over many bumps in race, truck spins making fast turn, little boy in crowd, zoom down from top of arena to trucks, WS arena with crowd, pan of crowd cheering, trucks race toward camera, another pan of crowd, everything blurry. 01:08:00 jockeys and horses race toward camera in slow motion, side view, front view again, jockey on horse surrounded by people raises arm in victory, CU horses hooves race past camera, tulips outside building x fade to more racing, CU jockey in red during race, WS jockey in white far ahead of other horse, level shot four horses speeding towards camera, CU slow motion hooves race toward camera, WS horses racing with crowds, stands and steeple in background, horses just after leaving gate, another longer shot of hooves CU, stylized shot of horses turning corner on track with crowd in bg, shot of crowd pointing and looking, blurry slow shot of jockey in yellow on horse racing past camera, horses toward camera, WS right < of horses exiting gates and down first stretch, CU real time horses turning corner, nice side slow shot of horses starting exiting gates, and another side < of start, various other start shots/angles, CU rear of jockeys, WS race, CU crowd, horses crossing finish line, post says "Finish", jockeys after race, smiling, trotting on horses, horses decorated with flowers, another WS of larger race start. 01:11:10 v. slow motion horses out of gate, men leading horses before/after race, more of the same horse racing shots, shot of lone horse along racetrack with steeple at dusk, horse getting a bath, sign post "Secretariat Ave" (famous racehorse), horses in stable, horses being bathed, steam rising off horse (what is this supposed to say?), horse eating grass near chicken and birds, backlit horse with handler, horse eating alone in meadow at magic hour, CU horse chewing, jockey on horse in practice in empty stadium, CU horses exit gate, more of the same kinds of shots of race. 01:13:40 four men in identical outfits start bicycle race towards camera, side < of men one behind each other in race and positioning, turns into black and white of bicycle race and back to color, CU men racing, zo bicycle race, Cus bike racers, WS bike racers do a lap around track, lots of slow motion bike racing. 01:18:06 ECUs racecars, wheels, front, axles, quick stylized edits of racecars starting, turbo boots, nitros, crowd stands up, nice shot crowds heads turn left to right in unison, lights turn from yellow to green, people in crowd holding their hands over their ears (loud?), looks like racecar catches on fire but just nitro boost I think, racecar opens parachute to slow down, racecars fo by in blur, dust, shot from stands of racecars, (a ton of quick editing here, individual shots pretty much unusable), 01:19:50 racecar driving at night. 01:20:10 downhill skiing, extreme skiing over insane sheer cliffs, moguls, side shots, wide shots, skiers ski toward camera, zi to skier on rocky cliff, skier wearing number (must be a race or contest?), nice WS of whole mountain with pretty light in bg, zi to skier, skier tumbles, climbs back up to get his ski back and keeps going, several different skiers wiping out, you want skiing casualties, this is your tape, now just Cus of several different skiers skiing well, skier through dense trees, another WS of whole mountain with pretty light in bg. 01:22:50 off-road bike racing, mountain biking, CU legs getting on bike, man in yellow does high jump on bike as crowd watches, tilted screens, funny edits, bike racers on trails, biker tumbles, falls off bike into dirt, several shots of bikers racing past camera, bikers race on path toward camera, CU bike wheel, bikers doing tricks on rocks, wheelies, jumps, biker running down path with his bike, more bikers tumble, looks like sepia-toned biker in snow falls, many bikers on trail in race zoom past camera, man on bike does crazy jump toward camera. 01:25:25 snowboarding, guys do jumps (again a lot of quick editing), guy on snowboard doing downhill ski type race, CUS snowboarders jumping in air, doing insane spins, CU snowboard, several snowboarders down flagged course at once, snowboarder crashes into crowd (man with dogs) during race, some upside down camera work of snowboarders, side shots snowboarders, nice shot woman snowboarder glides toward camera and past. 01:27:50 Windsurfing. Hawaiian -looking guy on windsurfer in ocean flies toward camera and does shaka, CUs Caucasian man on windsurfer, camera attached to sail of windsurfer, several different windsurfers pass camera, windsurfers in waves, surf with sails, windsurfers do flips and tricks in air off waves, windsurfer wipes out. 01:30:05 Cus of racecar at pit stop, looks staged, indoor and night, changing tires quickly, car leaves to race, several cars on track, POV of sportscasters, more quick editing crowd, Cus racecars, WS race and arena, sign says Daytona, winning driver gets out of car, hugged by women, back to race with several American flags visible, car smashed in front, another car leaving pit stop, more race shots, men congratulating winning driver. 01:32:05, CU sign on rocks "Put In Area," kayakers getting in water, tent with sign "Start" and kayaker in river paddling past, side camera follows kayaker through small rapids, through pole obstacle course, men in two-person kayak battle rapids, crowd watching, WS one-man kayaker turning around, CU one-man kayaker, kayaker crosses Finish line, CUS female kayakers in rapids, CU male kayaker battling intensely with rapids, 01:34:31 more kayak racing, distorted shot of man in kayak down rapids, several different angles, Cus one and two person kayakers in race. 01:36:49 Rodeo, men roping bulls, bulls kicking, fighting, man enters ring on bucking bronco, men in cowboy hats and chaps trying to stay on horses, rodeo clowns, rodeo clowns trying to distract horse as rider is thrown through air, rodeo clown runs out of way as bull charges towards camera, bull bucking wildly, bull chasing rodeo clown in circles, clown jumps on fence to get away, CU handsome cowboy getting ready to ride, suiting up, bull released from pen and soon after cowboy thrown, CU horse released from gate with rider trying to stay on, 01:39:10 woman in black and pink spangles standing on horse as it rides by quickly, CU pretty woman in red spangled cowboy hat, quick editing Cus men riding horses, bucking broncos, ECU hand on rope, ECU cowboy yelling, quick editing men falling off horses/bulls, POV riding on a bull, ECU bull face, rodeo clown with big oil drum being rolled by bull. 01:41:30 graphic Budweiser World of Sports, rear shot of hydrofoil starting, WS of hydrofoil zooming past camera on lake in pretty magic light, red hydrofoil zooming toward camera, several hydrofoils in water at once, racing, CU hydrofoils, crowd, nice CU four people in crowd turn heads in unison, more quick editing, some black and water, weird-looking footage of hydrofoil race, black and white inverted, hydrofoils racing with lots of spray, CU from driver's seat of man driving hydrofoil. 01:43:55 Budweiser World of Sports graphic again, wrestling, looks like Olympics but probably not, group of men in crowd waving flags in Arabic (Saudi flags?), big wrestling arena, men wrestling in spandex, graphic again. 01:47:00 CU racecar driver in 80s sunglasses, very quick, dramatic editing of racecar driving, crowd, blondes in gold bikinis walk past camera, POV man driving, men hugging, pushing car to start. 01:49:10 truck towing large race boat with "Bud Dry" on the side, Cus boat being lowered into water, boat takes off, Cus people on beach, CU woman's butt in brightly colored bikini bottom, aerial of many boats in harbor, CU race boat zooming through water, race boat zooming along coast, weird graphics. 01:51:20 hundreds of men in bicycle race, men on bikes racing down mountain trail, crashing (same footage as previous mountain biking?), shots made into funky graphics. 01:54:23 Beach volleyball; CU volleyball sitting in sand, women in bikinis standing around, man serves volleyball, zo to whole match, various quick editing of men playing beach volleyball in competition, stands full and covered with advertisements (including Hooters banners), more volleyball in a weird color, men high five, more weird color, women in bikinis watching from stands, nice shot ball flying high through air, three-way split screen, crowd clapping. 01:57:00 Women's Beach Volleyball, Gabrielle Reese (?) playing, tough women in black spandex playing (more quick editing), women dive for shots, various split screens.

Part of the "Army in Action" series within "The Big Picture", this episode "The Winds of Change" features the U.S. Army posture during the first quarter of the 20th Century, Woodrow Wilson and the World War I buildup and combat, the armistice, peacetime demobilization, and the nature of life in the United States during the 1920s and 30s including speakeasies, prohibition, the marathon dance craze, and more.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<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

Pan American World Airways presents “World Marketing in the Jet Age” is a 1961 color film promoting Pan Am cargo and freight operations. Produced by Henry Strauss Productions, a New York-based educational and corporate production company, the film reminds the viewer marketing involves more than taking a “come and get it” approach (mark 02:52). Rather, modern marketing strategies often involve dealing with situations beyond your control (05:10) including pilferage. Although expensive storage options exist, the film suggests another option at mark 06:00 — air cargo. The viewer is taken to a Pan Am air cargo terminal beginning at mark 06:55 as the narrator boasts how “it’s no telephone booth operation" but rather a fast-paced situation. Scenes show crates and cargo being moved about while signage points to the varied worldwide destinations. The action unfolds slowly as pallets are loaded onto Pan Am aircraft while a Pan Am cargo service manager explains at mark 09:30 how insurance costs by air are far less than surface routes — and is far faster. The marketing pitch continues and starting at mark 11:45 there are illustrations showing the myriad of air routes that circle the globe. The debate over air versus surface shipping methods continues and men weigh the pros and cons of each, while occasionally stressing the benefits such as “savings in volume handling” (mark 15:19). “There’s one thing that no business … can turn its back on: change,” one of the men emphasizes at mark 19:05. “And one change that I suspect is here to stay is air cargo.”<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<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, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com