An Italian documentary about Rome, Italy. Opening scene shows people going up and down the Spanish Steps in Rome, Italy (Italian: Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti). The steps ascend a steep slope between the Piazza di Spagna at the base and Piazza Trinità dei Monti. At the top is the Trinità dei Monti church (Piazza della Trinità dei Monti, 3, 00187 Roma RM, Italy). A man sits on a concrete pillar reading Time magazine. A man sips an espresso in front of the Pantheon (Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italy), with obelisk and fountain on the Piazza della Rotonda in front of it. People patronizing shops along Via del Corso. A woman tries on a fashionable dress in a designer boutique, as the proprietor stands nearby. A woman looking closely at necklaces in a jewelry store window. A woman customer trying on jewelry at a shop. Woman takes off ring from finger. Closeups of her hands with rings on them. Elegant, jeweled necklace displayed in a shop window. Neon signs in entertainment district at night. Two women in a bar. Behind them is the bartender, and on the wall is a large reproduction of the Reclining Venus, by Venetian painter Giorgione. A doorman at the entrance to a night club. Inside, patrons crowd the floor, dancing to rhythmic Latin music. Tourists partying inside the night club. Abrupt change of scene shows smoke rising from the stack of a steel plant. Inside men are seen working near a furnace. Sparks fly from welding. The welder seen working over a huge metal part. Next, women and a man are seen handling armfuls of wool. Other women operate a spinning machine creating thread from the wool. View inside a dress maker shop where a woman removes a dress from a form. Several women are busy making dresses in the shop. Supervisors examine the works in progress. A shoemaker is seen working at his bench. Customers in a shop look at new woolen blankets. People doing banking at a teller's window. The teller annotates a customer's bank book. A group of well-dressed men and women mount motor scooters and proceed to a park where many other scooters are parked. Sports fans fill the area around a soccer stadium. Some are buying tickets at booths. Crowds enter the stadium. View of stadium filled with fans. Players run on the field as fans applaud in the stands. It begins to rain, and fans pull up coat collars. Most of them raise umbrellas. Location: Italy. Date: 1950.

04:25:23:00 INTV boy, soccer game attendee (English)/ VS ISAF soldiers guarding perimeter of stadium w Afghans crowding on other side of fence/ (3:46) / 04:29:09:00 LS crowd scatters as Afghan guard runs around w stick raised/ VS ISAF soldiers pushing, trying to contain crowd, incl restrained German shepherds barking at crowd/ LS lone soldier standing above crowd/ VS soldier (Filipino?) marching band playing/ VS rowdy crowd outside stadium w soldiers guarding gates/ VS men trying to climb ext wall of stadium/ LS men playing soccer/ (6:34) / 04:35:43:28 MS truck driving by w men packed into bed; soldiers violently grabbing them out/ VS TD soldiers facing huge crowd waiting/ INTV Dr. Christian Engelre, German ISAF medical doc talking abx injured sustained during riots (English)/ (4:47) / 04:40:31:26 INTV Sgt Roland Giper, Austrian soldier injured by flying debris (broken English)/ VS crowd seated, waiting for match/ LS crowd members cheering & excitedly waving articles of clothing/ (2:49) / 04:43:21:10 VS soccer match begins w kickoff - match continues (players in uniforms)/ (12:05) / 04:55:26:23 LS crowd members in bleachers w lrg painting of slain Northern Alliance Military Leader Ahmad Shah Massoud in BG/ VS faces of Afghans watching/ MS ISAF soldiers seated on bench, watching/ VS Afghan & ISAF soldiers watching/ LS boy being tumbling over crowd/ VS ISAF band playing, marching on field/ LS 4 men doing knife dance on field PB ZI - band playing adjacent/ SU/ VS men climbing & being pulled up exterior of stadium walls/ (14:29) / 05:09:56:00 INTV Behouse (sp?), young boy attending match (English) speaking about problems w crowd control outside soccer stadium/ VS crowd scrambling outside. (3:17) /

England wins soccer game against Argentina at Wembley Stadium

NAME: US BECKS 20070722E TAPE: EF07/0876 IN_TIME: 10:09:06:18 DURATION: 00:02:04:01 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Carson, California- 21 July 2007 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST AP Television Los Angeles California July 20 2007 1. Wide of crowd arriving for soccer match 2. Fans wearing Beckham shirts 3. Wide of fans buying Beckham merchandise 4. Close of girl with Beckham shirt 5. Wide of fans buying merchandise 6. Close up of woman trying on Beckham shirt 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Rocco Olivo, Beckham Fan, Vox pop: "I'm so excited right now." SOUNDBITE: (English) Asher Hammid, Beckham Fan, Vox pop: "Can you believe we're going to see Beckham!" SOUNDBITE: (English) Rocco Olivo, Beckham Fan, Vox pop: "I love Beckham!" 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Carlos Lopez, Beckham Fan: "It's about time we get some quality soccer players in the US. I think Beckham is going to make a tremendous impact on US soccer and it's going to explode after this." 9. Wide of cowd in stadium 10. Fans with Beckham sign 11. David Beckham walking out onto soccer pitch 12. Close of LA Galaxy fan 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Michael Levine, Media Analyst: "Well you know prophecy is dubious business. I suspect he'll be a star no matter how the team performs or not. I think that the experts that I respect say that there's a lot of work that needs to be done and that gives a great opportunity, should they be successful, for him to appear heroic." 14. Fans cheering 15. David Beckham on bench 16. Victoria Beckham in the stands 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Michael Levine, Media Analyst: "There is a lot riding on it. Of course business is about gambling, that's what business is and this is a very high level gamble." 18. Various of fans BECKHAM PLAYS FIRST US GAME David Beckham took his first steps toward converting America into a soccer-mad nation with an uneventful 12-minute debut for the Los Angeles Galaxy on Saturday. In the two hours leading up to the game, fans outside the stadium checked out the many merchandise stands selling Beckham soccer shirts and other memorabilia. Fans laid out big bucks on a variety of Beckham t-shirts and jerseys - costing up to 100 US dollars. Devoted Los Angeles Galaxy fans were ecstatic to see the soccer icon finally join the ranks of their beloved team. Beckham joined his new team for a friendly exhibition match against Chelsea FC. He jogged onto the field amid huge cheers and a sea of camera flashes from the sold-out crowd of 27 thousand at the Home Depot Centre in Los Angeles. But the 32-year-old midfielder spent most of the game on the bench due to a earlier ankle injury. Beckham only got off the bench in the 66th minute to warm up, exciting fans who had waited most of the game to see him play. Beckham's debut was crazy from the start - when he took his seat on the end of a metal bench, he was quickly surrounded by about 100 photographers pushing and shoving to get a shot. Beckham's wife, Victoria, wearing her trademark huge black sunglasses, watched the game from the stands. Media analyst, Michael Levine believes "there's a lot of work that needs to be done" to turn things around for the struggling LA Galaxy which "that gives a great opportunity, should they be successful, for him to appear heroic." Levine admits that for Beckham and the sponsors there, is an awful lot at stake. "This is a very high level gamble," Levine said.

SOCCER MISCELLANEOUS #1

<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>:00 - :06</p>\n<p>Kristie Lu Stout</p>\n<p>CNN Correspondent</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Hong Kong</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:59 - 1:05</p>\n<p>Christer Jorge Leung</p>\n<p>Head of Hong Kong Argentina Football Team Supporters Club</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>LIONEL MESSI LEFT FANS WANTING A LOT MORE AFTER HE SHOWED UP IN HONG KONG FOR A PRESEASON FOOTBALL MATCH.</p>\n<p>THE SUPERSTAR DIDN'T PLAY WHEN HIS INTER MIAMI SQUAD TOOK ON A TEAM OF LOCAL HONG KONG STANDOUTS.</p>\n<p>THE GAME DREW SOME 40-THOUSAND FANS, AND MANY OF THEM SAY THEY WANT A REFUND.</p>\n<p>CNN’S KRISTIE LU STOUT HAS MORE.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>Kristie Lu Stout: Yeah. What was initially Messi mania here in Hong Kong has turned into Messi disappointment. You know tonight, some 40,000 fans clamoring here for the opportunity to see the Argentine football legend but he was a no show on the pitch. Initially, there were cheers in the stands. It turned to jeers and boos even chanting up, ‘where is messy’ and ‘refund, refund, refund.’ Fans came here tonight because they wanted to see Messi play with his team Inter Miami in a preseason friendly against Hong Kong. This is Inter Miami's first ever international tour, its co-owner David Beckham also in the house as well. But when Messi failed to get up from the bench, the mood inside Hong Kong stadium, maximum capacity, 40,000 people all sold out, the mood soured, the crowds have been leaving disappointed. And joining me now is a super fan here in Hong Kong, Christer Leung, who is the head of the Hong Kong Argentina Team Support Federation, the big club here. How are you feeling tonight?</p>\n<p>Christer Jorge Leung: Very disappointed as everyone else here is. However, I am, I am not super disappointed that he didn't play because I know he's suffering from injury and he's getting older, so he needs more rest.</p>\n<p>Kristie Lu Stout: How did you feel when people started saying ‘refund, refund, refund?’</p>\n<p>Christer Jorge Leung: I didn't like that at all. I expected it but I didn't like it and I wish it didn't continue for so long. I think they got the message. I mean, David heard it and I couldn't hear what Beckham was saying at all because they were so loud. The boos were loud.</p>\n<p>Kristie Lu Stout: But people paid a lot for these tickets.</p>\n<p>Christer Jorge Leung: Yes and so did I, they weren't cheap, most expensive football ticket ever in Hong Kong, I believe. Um so I, I totally understand the sentiments and the disappointment.</p>\n<p>Kristie Lu Stout: And how much did you pay for your ticket?</p>\n<p>Christer Jorge Leung: Mine was 2280 I think.</p>\n<p>Kristie Lu Stout: And you didn't get to see your hero. You named your son after Lionel Messi. You didn't get to see him tonight. How are you feeling?</p>\n<p>Christer Jorge Leung: Very far away, and he's on the bench. I am like I said, I am extremely disappointed but I'm not about to, you know, I won't boo him. I don't think that I'll ever do or anybody. </p>\n<p>Kristie Lu Stout: You will still be a Messi fan. What about how is Inter Miami as a brand going to do in Asia after this?</p>\n<p>Christer Jorge Leung: I will support whoever Messi plays for. But I think many people, you might see people burning jerseys for social media. You never know, right. But I heard people saying I'm going to sell my Messi Jersey and buy Ronaldo Jersey. So, I mean, I won't do any of that but I think it would definitely hurt the inter Miami brand, but they are one of the most, I guess club with the most money in MLS. So I think if they play their cards right and buy some players, they can rebuild the brand. But yeah, it definitely hurts.</p>\n<p>Kristie Lu Stout: Thank you very much indeed for that. You know, the Hong Kong government here, they were also hoping that this event would be a major draw that would turn Hong Kong into a hub for major events across the region. When you talk to the fans, it's never about the economy. It's all about the beautiful game, about the chance to see their beloved Lionel Messi on the pitch and that was a dream that was denied tonight. Back to you.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>LIONEL MESSI INTER MIAMI CF SPORTS FOOTBALL SOCCER HONG KONG ASIA</p>

SOUTH AFRICA: THE WHITE LAAGER

women's world cup soccer played at the mic in washington dc, us vs germany united states vs germany women's world cup soccer played at john kent cooke stadium in washington dc, us vs united states vs germany. 19:01:02 crowd with painted faces 19:01:17 more crowd 19:02:06 kids with painted faces 19:11:18 short crowd shot 19:12:16 first goal - american own goal - germany 1, u.s. 0 19:12:32 dejected faces in crowd 19:15:41 19:15:41 kristine lilly - intense facial expression 19:18:04 shot of u.s. coach clapping on bench 19:19:19 pan right across crowd 19:19:46 tracking shot of u.s., player 19:20:00 slow motion shot of germany player being elbowed in the face 19:21:58 u.s. player retreats from goal 19:22:55 u.s. goal 19:23:06 us players celebrating 19:23:35 great celbration shot ( slow motion ) 19:27:27 sl mo - shot on goal 19:28:44 girls with faces painted like soccer balls 19:30:48 chastain sprints down the field 19:33:39 sl mo us player hurts ankle 1933:58 cu of player with pained reaction 19:37:10 young girls cherring in crowd 19:38:05 downed german player grabs her leg 19:40:57 intense so mo of Hamm fighting for ball 19:43:17 two young girls with painted faces ( not great ) 19:45:10 shot of stands 19:52:55 second german goal - germany 2, u.s. 1 19:55:27 one woman with painted face 19:58:52 shot of president bill clinton in box ******

women's world cup soccer played at the mic in washington dc, us vs germany united states vs germany women's world cup soccer played at john kent cooke stadium in washington dc, us vs united states vs germany. 19:01:02 crowd with painted faces 19:01:17 more crowd 19:02:06 kids with painted faces 19:11:18 short crowd shot 19:12:16 first goal - american own goal - germany 1, u.s. 0 19:12:32 dejected faces in crowd 19:15:41 19:15:41 kristine lilly - intense facial expression 19:18:04 shot of u.s. coach clapping on bench 19:19:19 pan right across crowd 19:19:46 tracking shot of u.s., player 19:20:00 slow motion shot of germany player being elbowed in the face 19:21:58 u.s. player retreats from goal 19:22:55 u.s. goal 19:23:06 us players celebrating 19:23:35 great celbration shot ( slow motion ) 19:27:27 sl mo - shot on goal 19:28:44 girls with faces painted like soccer balls 19:30:48 chastain sprints down the field 19:33:39 sl mo us player hurts ankle 1933:58 cu of player with pained reaction 19:37:10 young girls cherring in crowd 19:38:05 downed german player grabs her leg 19:40:57 intense so mo of Hamm fighting for ball 19:43:17 two young girls with painted faces ( not great ) 19:45:10 shot of stands 19:52:55 second german goal - germany 2, u.s. 1 19:55:27 one woman with painted face 19:58:52 shot of president bill clinton in box ******

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women's world cup soccer played at the mic in washington dc, us vs germany united states vs germany women's world cup soccer played at john kent cooke stadium in washington dc, us vs united states vs germany. 19:01:02 crowd with painted faces 19:01:17 more crowd 19:02:06 kids with painted faces 19:11:18 short crowd shot 19:12:16 first goal - american own goal - germany 1, u.s. 0 19:12:32 dejected faces in crowd 19:15:41 19:15:41 kristine lilly - intense facial expression 19:18:04 shot of u.s. coach clapping on bench 19:19:19 pan right across crowd 19:19:46 tracking shot of u.s., player 19:20:00 slow motion shot of germany player being elbowed in the face 19:21:58 u.s. player retreats from goal 19:22:55 u.s. goal 19:23:06 us players celebrating 19:23:35 great celbration shot ( slow motion ) 19:27:27 sl mo - shot on goal 19:28:44 girls with faces painted like soccer balls 19:30:48 chastain sprints down the field 19:33:39 sl mo us player hurts ankle 1933:58 cu of player with pained reaction 19:37:10 young girls cherring in crowd 19:38:05 downed german player grabs her leg 19:40:57 intense so mo of Hamm fighting for ball 19:43:17 two young girls with painted faces ( not great ) 19:45:10 shot of stands 19:52:55 second german goal - germany 2, u.s. 1 19:55:27 one woman with painted face 19:58:52 shot of president bill clinton in box ******

They Grow Up So Fast

PHILADELPHIA WITH LOVE

NOTES: COL KINE LOCATION: LONDON, ENGLAND TITLE: ENGLAND V. FINLAND SERVICED DATE: 10/14/76 NO: LNC76781 DATE SHOT: 10/13/76 LENGTH: 42FT SECONDS: 1:07 SOUND: NATSOF/ENGLISH COMMENTARY DATE OF ARRIVAL: FILM SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF ENGLAND'S 2-1 WIN OVER FINALND IN WORLD CUP SOCCER QUALIFYING GAME LEAD IN: ENGLAND, AS EXPECTED, BEAT THE PART-TIME SOCCER PLAYERS OF FINLAND BY 2-1 IN A WORLD CUP QUALIFYING GAME AT WEMBLEY STADIUM ON WEDNESDAY EVENING (OCT 13) -- BUT ENGLISH FANS WERE LOOKING FOR A BIGGER WIN, IF THEY ARE TO FINISH AT THE TOP OF A GROUP WHICH ALSO INCLUDES ITALY -- A TEAM WHICH HAS NOT YET PLAYED A GAME IN THE GROUP. ENGLAND HAD ALREADY BEATEN FINLAND 4-1 IN FINLAND, AND THE ENGLISH FANS WERE HOPING FOR AN EVEN BETTER SCORELINE AT WEMBLEY STADIUM. HERE ARE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE GAME, WITH COMMENTARY FROM BRITAIN'S INDEPENDENT TELEVISION: FEET R/SECS 10 16 GV CORNER FOR ENGLAND & TUEART SCORES FOR ENGLAND, AND CELEBRATIONS (4) 26 42 GV PLAY, NEIMENEN SCORES FOR FINLAND, CELEBRATIONS 40 64 GV PLAY- CLEMENCE CLEARS, CHANNON PASSES, ROYLE SCORES 42 67 MS ENGLAND PLAYERS CELEBRATE COMMENTARY: "SO BROOKING AGAIN, A LITTLE WIDER THIS TIME, WITH THAT ONE -- PHIL THOMPSON THERE WITH A HEADER, AND JOE ROYLE, AND TUEART.. NATSOF UP FOR CHEERING THAT IS DON REVIE (ENGLAND TEAM MANAGER) ON THE BENCH ON THE FAR SIDE, CROSSING AND UNCROSSING HIS LEGS, AND NOBODY CAN BE MORE FRUSTRATED THAN HE AT ENGLAND'S FAILURE TO ADD TO THAT ONE GOAL. SUOMALEINEN NOW.. TO THE NO. 10 HEISKANEN, PAATALEINEN'S GONE RIGHT THROUGH.. HERE'S A CHANCE NOW- NEIMENEN- HE'S SCORED! NEIMENEN HAS SCORED FOR FINLAND, AND THAT'S A REAL DISASTER FOR ENGLAND. ROYLE'S HEADER; NOW CHANNON; TAKING THEM ON, PLAYING WITH THE BALL; LOOKED LIKE HAND-BALL THERE, BUT STILL CHANNON -- IT'S IN THERE! AND IT'S JOE ROYLE WHO'S PUT IT THERE!" NATSOF CROWD CHEERING

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TAPE: EF02/0509 IN_TIME: 23:22:42 DURATION: 1:35 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Various, 14 June 2002 SHOTLIST: 1. Mid shot of US soccer fans celebrating their national team's success in the World Cup 2. US football fans watching the US-Poland game at sports bar 3. Various shots of US soccer fans watching the game 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Gisela Vincz, US soccer fan: "It was a wonderful opportunity. They played aggressively, I hope that they keep it up for Mexico and all the best. I think the US has come a long way and they are going to go a long way in this cup and make a mark on world football." 5. US football fans cheering for South Korea,when the South Koreans score against Portugal 7. SOUNDBITE (English) vox-pop, US soccer fan: "It's unfortunate we lost but that is how the ball bounces. I mean it is the World Cup qualifying. We got in, we beat Portugal, we tied South Korea we are in the sweet sixteen. We are playing Mexico, we have had very good success against Mexico in the last year and a half. You just gotta take it as you can you know. It is unfortunate we lost but we won." 8. US football fans, shot pans to more supporters 9. SOUNDBITE (English) vox-pop, US soccer fan: "The US game sucked, but I do not care how we got there, we are in the second round." (reporter question: what do you think about the Mexico game?)"I love it, it will be a war. Who better to face in the world cup? US-Mexico game is great in qualifying, it is great as a friendly even better in the World Cup." 10. Exterior of sports bar STORYLINE: US Football fans in a sports bar in Arlington, Virginia found themselves thanking South Korea throughout Friday's US-Poland world cup football game. The United States advanced to the second round of the World Cup not because of anything it did, but what the co-hosts South Korea did to the Portuguese in the other game of the group on Friday night. Needing just a tie to advance, the United States gave up a pair of goals in the first five minutes and lost to Poland 3-1 Their chances of advancement seemed over when Poland took a three-goal lead in the 66th minute, but America's hope returned just two minutes later with news of South Korea's goal. Park Ji-sung scored for South Korea at Incheon against Portugal and the South Koreans held on for a 1-0 win that put the Americans in the second round for the first time since 1994. The crowd at Daejeon World Cup Stadium, following the other game as closely as this one, went wild when South Korea scored. At first the American bench didn't know what to make of it. One US fan, who already had left the stadium, turned around with a wild-eyed look as if to say, "Could this be true?" The South Koreans did indeed score, and they won Group D with seven points. The Americans finished second with four, one point ahead of the Portuguese. When the South Korea game ended, 3:35 before the US game concluded, the crowd roared. Some of the US players held their hands to their heads, having a hard time believing it was true. The Americans began the tournament with a stunning 3-2 upset of fifth-ranked Portugal, then wasted a late lead in a 1-1 tie with South Korea. The United States team will play regional rival Mexico on Monday.

JOHANNESBURG FEED. INTV/W SOUTH AFRICAN PRESIDENT F.W. DE KLERK ABOUT REFORMS WITHIN THE GOVERNMENT. EDIT MASTERS VO JACK LAURENCE, JIM HICKEY AND JAMES WALKER ABOUT THE STRUGGLE TO END APARTHEID. 17:46:15 DE KLERK DISCUSSES THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA, RELATIONS BETWEEN THE POLICE FORCE AND BLACKS, AND PRISONERS SERVING LIFE SENTENCES. 17:56:31 SOUTH AFRICAN TELEVISION NEWSCAST FTG OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSERVATIVE PARTY. 18:08:30 VS OF WHITE SOUTH AFRICANS WALKING ALONG SIDEWALKS. INTV/W A WHITE CITIZEN. FTG OF BLACK CONSTRUCTION WORKERS OPERATING EQUIPMENT. FTG OF BLACKS SEATED IN ROWS INSIDE A MEDICAL CLINIC. FTG OF A WHITE FEMALE DOCTOR INTERVIEWING A BLACK PATIENT. INTV/W THE DOCTOR. FTG OF A MODERN OFFICE BUILDING. EXT SHOTS OF ELEGANT LARGE HOMES WITH HIGH FENCES AND SWIMMING POOLS. FTG OF A WHITE WOMAN SEATED ON A BENCH AND FEEDING PIGEONS. FTG OF A MERCEDES BENZ CAR PARKED ON A STREET. 18:22:32 FTG OF BLACKS MARCHING AND DANCING IN THE STREETS OF SOWETO. FTG OF A BUS OVERCROWDED WITH CITIZENS. AERIAL FTG OF A MASSIVE CROWD OF PEOPLE MARCHING THROUGH THE STREETS IN SOWETO. INTERVIEWS/W BLACKS. FTG OF SOUTH AFRICAN BLACK LEADER NELSON MANDELA ARRIVING AT THE SOCCER STADIUM IN SOWETO AND MAKING THE BLACK POWER SALUTE. FTG OF MANDELA SINGING THE BLACK NATIONAL ANTHEM WITH HIS WIFE WINNIE AND AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS (ANC) LEADER WALTER SISULU. FTG OF MANDELA ADDRESSING THE CROWD. MANDELA SPEAKS ABOUT APARTHEID. FTG OF A HELICOPTER LEAVING THE STADIUM. FTG OF MANDELA OUTSIDE HIS HOME IN SOWETO. FTG OF MANDELA ADDRESSING A CROWD OUTSIDE HIS HOME ASKING THEM TO REMAIN PEACEFUL. 18:37:09 FTG OF DE KLERK ANNOUNCING MANDELA'S RELEASE FROM PRISON. FTG OF MANDELA WITH HIS WIFE WINNIE LEAVING PRISON. FTG OF BLACKS DANCING AND CARRYING ANC FLAGS. INTV/W "SUNDAY TIMES" EDITOR TERTIUS MYBURGH ABOUT DE KLERK. INTV/W LAW PROFESSOR JOHAN VAN DER VYVER WHO ATTENDED LAW SCHOOL WITH DE KLERK. INTV/W LAW PROFESSOR AND PERSONAL FRIEND OF DE KLERK'S IGNATIUS VORSTER. CLIP OF DE KLERK ATTENDING A CHURCH SERVICE WITH HIS WIFE. INTV/W POLITICAL ANALYST ROBERT SCHRIRE. FILE CLIPS OF DE KLERK ADDRESSING PARLIAMENT. SU JAMES WALKER. CI: PERSONALITIES: DE KLERK, F.W. PERSONALITIES: MANDELA, NELSON. PERSONALITIES: MANDELA, WINNIE. PERSONALITIES: MYBURGH, TERTIUS. PERSONALITIES: SCHRIRE, ROBERT. PERSONALITIES: SISULU, WALTER. PERSONALITIES: VAN DER VYVER, JOHAN. PERSONALITIES: VORSTER, IGNATIUS. CELEBRATIONS: SOUTH AFRICA. CIVIL RIGHTS: BLACKS, SOUTH AFRICA. DEMONSTRATIONS: SOUTH AFRICA. GOVERNMENT: REFORM, SOUTH AFRICA. HUMANKIND: SOUTH AFRICA.