Full title reads: "The Eye Of The Artist" <br/> <br/>Paris, France. Pathe casts its eye over various Modern Art exhibitions. <br/> <br/>GV Pan int. Charpentier Hall where exhibition of Bernard Buffet's paintings are on show. STV People looking at paintings. CU Painting 'Paris, Canal Saint Martin'. CU Painting on table of Vase and Flowers being autographed by Bernard Buffet. CU Bernard Buffet. SV Man & woman looking at paintings at exhibition. CU Self-portrait of Bernard Buffet. SV Buffet talking to Jacques Villon aged 84 the oldest living painter. CU Painting 'The Fish Dealer' SV Painting 'The Two Clowns'. <br/> <br/>SV Sketch drawn by King George V in 1874. CU Top of sketch showing strange flying creatures drawn over the heading 'Windsor Castle'. SV Sketch. CU Sketch showing horse guards with plumed helmets and ladies with tiaras. <br/> <br/>London. SV Contemporary Art Exhibition in Dover Street. 2 men seated on platform, they stand up and look at painting hanging from ceiling. CU Modern painting on ceiling. LV Int. Modern art hanging from wall. CU 2 men looking at paintings. CU Painting on wall. CU Slapdash painting CU Paint board resting on to barrels hand with brush dipping into paints, pan to Mr Richard Smith slapping painting with brush. SV Finished painting on mantelpiece in room. SV Mr Smith leaving home carrying painting which he hopes to sell for £100. <br/> <br/>TV Int. Mr William Green throwing contents of tin of black paint onto canvas which is on the floor he starts to slither about on canvas. CU William Green pouring paraffin onto canvas pan to his feet slithering about on the mess. SV William Green slithering about on the paint. CU Feet sliding about on thick mass of paint, with Green's reflection shown. SV He finishes slithering on canvas and walks back to corner of room. CU Pan to mass of wet, slimy, paint over canvas.

03:36 ""Todd Alcott"" by Skip Blumberg. Hyper, obsessed, New York resident Todd Alcott laments over the stress of his big-city lifestyle. 16:37 ""Phoebe Legere"" by Skip Blumberg. Phoebe Legere, a New York lounge singer, prepares for her performance and shares some insights. ""Criticism is easy...but art is very difficult,"" says Legere. She comments about being on TV, ""I hope it'll conquer my shyness."" A scantily clad Legere insists that ""sex is the last thing on [her] mind."" 20:29 ""Father Bill Davis/Christic Institute"" By Eddie Becker. Father Bill Davis spent the last ten years in a poor, drug-infested neighborhood a stone 's throw away from the nation's capital in Washington D.C. He's outraged at the government's ""war on drugs."" Davis comments that ""It's just a PR campaign...how can we purport to have a major war on drugs when foreign policy supports drug cartels?"" He is convinced that drugs are only part of the problem - unemployment, housing conditions and hunger are the real issues. ""People who have very few choices in their lives are told to say no,"" he says. 32:45 ""Harold Pinter in London"" by Chuck Olin. Playwright Harold Pinter speaks about political and economic changes in Eastern Europe: ""We in the free West have a responsibility to the people of Eastern Europe who have demonstrated incredible courage...There, the words 'freedom' and 'democracy' mean cheap labor. We have to look at our obligation..."" 34:22 ""Witness"" by Barbra Nei and Judith Yourman. Various witnesses recall events. Although the courts claim that eyewitness testimony is the best testimony, the truth is that more people are wrongly convicted by eyewitness testimony than anything else. 39:08 ""John H. Davis"" by Skip Blumberg. A piece about the theories of John H. Davis, author of Mafia Kingfish , who is convinced not only that the Mafia was involved in the assassinations of John and Bobby Kennedy, but is also sure that the CIA covered it up. 43:27 ""Washington Pro-Choice Demonstration"" by Eddie Becker. A raw, unedited tape of a pro-choice demonstration in Washington D.C., in which police threaten the media. ""You have five minutes to leave or you get locked up,"" an officer says. The crowd chants, ""Just like China! Just like China!"" Police verbally abuses cameraman: ""Get outta my face..."" 49:53 ""Abortion: Past, Present and Future"" by Educational Video Center. On her way to get an abortion, a woman admits that she is glad she doesn't have to go to a ""butcher"" for the procedure. Another woman who had an abortion in 1946 offers a graphic description of what it was like when abortions were performed in back rooms under less than sterile conditions. Since then she has vowed to help legalize a woman's right to an abortion.

00:00:00:15 there will be no 'saturday night live' this week. Right. Nbc will have to show re-runs or do something else with the time. unfortunately that's true. We'll not have a show. 13:10:02 //// reporter: That's got to -- you have to have mixed feelings. You want to see the shows go on. You've been doing a lot of planning. It's not as if you come up with everything this week and throw it on the air. A lot of work's involved. //// yeah. Look. 13:10:15 I think i speak for all of the writers out here, all of us would rather be going to work this week. We all love our jobs. We all know how lucky we are to have jobs in television writing. But, you know, it's just about fair compensation and, you know, media's changing. With new media right now and the internet, i think everybody can see how television is going to change in the future, we just want to make sure we take care of it with this contract (0:46) /

ENTIRE EPISODE OF “GOOD COMPANY” FROM 2-13-1985 AS RICHARD SIMMONS FILLS IN FOR SHARON ANDERSON. EXERCISE, FITNESS, WEIGHT LOSS, DIET GURU.

AP-APTN-2230: WBank Clashes Tuesday, 1 January 2013 STORY:WBank Clashes- Raid by Israeli soldiers to seize militants spark clashes LENGTH: 00:50 FIRST RUN: 1530 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: Natsound/Part Mute SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 873416 DATELINE: Various - 1 Jan 2013 LENGTH: 00:50 SHOTLIST Village of Tamoun, West Bank 1. Wide of youth throwing stones, tyres burning in background UPSOUND: Explosion 2. Close up of youth using slingshot to throw stones 3. Mid of armed Israeli soldiers advancing 4. Protesters running away UPSOUND: Gunfire ++PART MUTE++ 5. Israeli soldiers standing next to army vehicles 6. Mid of youths throwing stones 7. Wide of Israeli soldier firing rubber bullet UPSOUND: Gunfire 8. Palestinians throwing stones, fire burning in the background 9. Wide of Israeli troops and army vehicles, smoke billowing in foreground Village of Qusra, West Bank 10. Palestinian protesters on hill top, smoke rising 11. Wide of army vehicles 12. Wide of protesters on hill top, smoke rising STORYLINE Palestinians on Tuesday said a raid by Israeli soldiers disguised as vegetable vendors to seize members of a militant group has sparked clashes in northern West Bank. Residents in the town of Tamoun said youths tossed stones and bottles at Israeli troops, while the soldiers responded with what appeared to be live fire. A resident said eight men were wounded, some by live fire. He said the wanted men belonged to the Islamic Jihad militant group. The man said the clashes began early on Tuesday after Israeli forces dressed as merchants arrested one man. He said regular forces then entered the town, and men began hurling rocks at them to prevent other arrests. The Israeli military had no immediate comment. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN AP-WF-01-01-13 2257GMT

MEDICAL. ONE OF TV'S FIRST MEDICAL ANTHOLOGY SHOWS. AS DR. KONRAD STYNER, RICHARD BOONE HOSTED THE SERIES AND STARRED IN MANY OF THE STORIES. FILMED IN COOPERATION WITH THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, THE TV DRAMA PRESENTED BOTH HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY MEDICAL DRAMAS. ALA BEN CASEY. SILHOUETTED HOST. SYMBOLS ON COAT OF ARMS. DOCTOR OF GENERAL PRACTICE. DOCTOR DOES CHECK-UP ON TEEN BOY. FINISHES, NEXT PATIENT. AN OLDER MAN COMES IN. USES TONGUE DEPRESSOR TO LOOK INTO BOY'S MOUTH. WEARS SILVER CIRCLE LIGHT ON HIS HEAD. FATHER COMES HOME FROM WORK WITH THE GROCERIES. WIFE IN KITCHEN, CLEANING UP. CHILDREN AT TABLE EATING. HUSBAND KISSES WIFE HELLO. BOY COMPLAINS ABOUT THE FREE FOOD. CAN'T AFFORD A LOT. WIFE POURS COFFEE. SENDS CHILDREN TO BED. KISSES WIFE'S HAND. WIFE IS PREGNANT AGAIN. MAN UPSET. COUNTS ON HIS FINGERS. CAN'T AFFORD THIS. WIFE AT FOOT PEDAL SEWING MACHINE. MAN FIGURING BUDGET ON HOW MUCH IT COSTS TO OPEN HIS OWN PRACTICE. WIFE YELLS AT HUSBAND AND HOW HE SHOULD HAVE PLANNED BETTER. THEY HUG AND MAKE UP. SOUND BYTE, "I'M SORRY". MAN TURNS ON LIGHT. THROWS BABY DOLL. NURSE TELLS DOCTOR THAT HE IS FINISHED FOR THE DAY. TWO DOCTORS TALK ABOUT PROGRESS OF PATIENT. IN HOSPITAL. INTERNS WALK DOWN HALLWAY. TALKING. SOUND BYTE, "WE ALL HAVE TO START FROM THE BOTTOM". DOCTOR TRIES TO GET A JOB WITH A VETERINARIAN ANIMAL DOCTOR. DOG ON EXAMINING TABLE. SHAKES HANDS WITH DOG. MAN COMES HOME FROM WORK. GUESTS ARE THERE. FRIENDS HAVE JUST GOTTEN MARRIED. OLD FRIENDS ASK HOW THINGS ARE. LONG TIME NO SEE. NEWLYWEDS PECK AND KISS. TELL ABOUT THEIR GOOD LIFE. TELL ABOUT THEIR WONDERFUL HONEYMOON. LITTLE BOY WAKES UP AND WALKS IN. HIS HAIR IS ALL MESSED UP. WOMAN LAUGHS AND SAYS THAT HE LOOKS LIKE THEIR SHEEPDOG. MAN TELLS HIS FRIEND THAT HE HAS NO MONEY. BITCHY, SNOBBY WOMAN. SOUND BYTE, "I HEAR YOU'RE TRYING TO PULL A FAST ONE". INSPECTOR WANTS TO SEE HIS VET'S LICENSE. DOESN'T HAVE ONE. LOSES HIS JOB. SAD LOOKING BASSETT HOUND. HUSH PUPPY. WIFE SWEEPS. THEY YELL AND FIGHT. SHE COMPLAINS ABOUT HER TERRIBLE DAY. HUSBAND STARTS LAUGHING. PULLS HIS WIFE ON HIS LAP. THEY LAUGH. LIVE IT UP. GO TO A MOVIE. BIG HUG. PHONE RINGS. WIFE COMES IN. HE HAS TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL AND WORK. SHE IS VERY UPSET. TOUGH TIMES. SHE SLAPS HIS FACE WHEN HE SAYS "SOMEDAY WE'LL LOOK BACK AT THIS AND LAUGH". DOCTOR CHECKING LITTLE GIRL. LITTLE GIRL HAVING TROUBLE BREATHING. CHICKEN BONE STUCK IN HER THROAT. OPERATION. FATHER PACING IN WAITING ROOM. DOCTOR TELLS MAN THAT HIS DAUGHTER IS FINE. ITALIAN IMMIGRANT. MAN ABOUT TO GET INTO ELEVATOR, RUNS INTO HIS WIFE WHO IS COMING OUT. THEY HUG AND MAKE-UP. PRESSES ELEVATOR BUTTON, ABOUT TO GET IN. PAGED BACK FOR A TELEPHONE CALL. GOOD NEWS. MAN IN OFFICE, ON PHONE. TALKS TO SECRETARY ON INTERCOM. MAN LAUGHS. WITH EDDIE FIRESTONE, WHITNEY BLAKE.

For the Living

Farmhouse. Man shows boy how to use horse drawn plow. Mother carries milk from ice house. Women pour milk into churn. Woman at old iron stove (nice). Granny churns butter. Mother calls up to children. Girl calls down from stairs. Girl sewing, scolds younger sister. Young girl goes down stairs, comes out of house (SOF). Boy carries basket of eggs out of chicken house. Young girl walks around farm. Grandpa puts young girl up on horse. Granny rings dinner bell on porch. Family saying grace at dinner. Family sitting in living room, father reads from bible. Ma and Pa in horse drawn buggy. Sunday greetings on porch. Family plays dominoes at kitchen table. Mother in rocker watches young girl study. Daughter plays organ for suitor. Mother plays organ for daughter and suitor. Daughter sings. Family gathers around organ, sing. Steam whistle blows. Factory town. Men going to work at factory. Busy city street (New York City?). Apartment buildings. Woman comes out of store on Main Street. Woman looks in bookstore window, books on display. Historic footage of women's suffrage. Montage of women working at various jobs. Factories. Woman working in butcher shop. CU hands cutting meat. Switchboard operator. Family boards passenger train. Men load furniture onto truck. Street sign shows Wall Street. Stock exchange floor. Men on line for work. Historic Pearl Harbor footage. Ship full of soldiers pulls out. Women working in factories. Soldier comes off boat, greeted by family. Ma and Pa stand before judge. Ma crying. Man drives tractor. Plows. Farmhouse. Mother in 'modern kitchen'. Mother and granny sit in living room, television. Grandpa fixing tractor. Granny rings dinner bell. Ma, Pa, and grandparents eat lunch in kitchen. Man eats soup. Mom and Dad watching TV (NICE). Mother walks out to car. Grandpa reads paper on porch. Teens wave goodbye to grandma. Teens get into car. Grandpa rocking on porch. Grandpa throws ball with boys in yard. Mother greets kids in living room. Mother in kitchen with kids, father comes home (SOF). Mother clears table, father takes kids to bed. Women leave house for art class. Men at home play cards. Bachelor sits alone in apartment. Talks to dog. Man gives water to dog. Family in living room. Married couple leave church, into car (NICE).

American boxing in its golden era is presented. Television boomed in the years following WWII, and boxing was at its peak in the 1950's; many of the legendary swingers had participated in the conflict and returned home to the ring. Filmmakers loved sports and boxing was no exception; fights were aired live on the weekends. This film features sluggers such as Chico Vejar, Clarence Henry, Bob Baker, Lulu Perez, and Willie Pep.<p><p>The first match pits Willie Pep against the sprite swinger Lulu Perez on February 26th, 1954 at Madison Square Garden. Boxing became so contagious in American culture it needed its own ring. This is where fighters came for recognition. This fight was shrouded in controversy as it was claimed it was fixed. Pep fought just 5 times in '54 losing once only to Perez. Willie Pep (:10) launches up from his corner. Lulu swings fast at Pep (:13) who throws heavy hits back (:21). Heavy hits from Pep to Perez (:33). Perez toes away from Pep (:42) and sinks one hard to Pep's jaw (:42). Pep goes down (:45). Perez keeps swinging (:58). Perez takes a slug to the face and sinks to his buttocks (1:36); head between knees. The knockdown follows in slow motion (1:44). Lulu stands over Perez (2:04). Willie's back on his feet (2:22), but he’s getting blustered (2:26). The knockdown plays in slow motion (2:43). The ref lifts him; New York Boxing Commission rules three knockdowns in a single round means Willie's comeback is shattered (2:48). Lulu jumps around in his corner (3:05); wounds licked and sweat moped. Bob Baker faces Clarence Henry; November 23, 1951. Baker was on a winning streak until this match. Henry won the 1948 Golden Gloves Tournament and was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame in 1998. The microphone hangs in front of the announcer (3:22). Baker (3:32) meets with white trunked Henry in the center of the ring. Heavy strokes from Baker (3:49). Henry sends quick jabs back (4:43). Baker sends a hard left hook (5:14). Baker goes down (5:21) head over the edge and knees over the rope (5:25). The ref drag him up (5:39). The knockout in slow motion (5:32). Chico Vejar faces Johnny "Red" DeFazio. Chico; "Stamford Socking Schoolboy,” was one of the more popular fighters during this era. Chico starred in 'The Midnight Story' in 1957. He later become a public relations expert. DeFazio was a 21 year older fighter from Jersey. Vejar (6:51) appears in black shorts. Chico pushes DeFazio around the ring (7:27). Chico sends two right hooks for DeFazio; (7:48) and (7:58). DeFazio wobbles back after another (8:12) leaving him flat arms outstretched (8:15). Chico stays on him (8:28). Red keeps taking hits (8:54) until sinking to his stool (9:03). Ref Miller calls the fight (9:26) in Chico's favor. Bob Satterfield faces Elkin Brothers on January 19th of 1951. Satterfield was rated by Ring Magazine as ‘one of the best punchers of all time’. He had a kamikaze style of fighting. He also reportedly lived a double life as a boxer and a pimp. This was Satterfield's debut in New York. Brothers appears in white trunks (10:15). Satterfield throws heavy swings (10:28) taking Brothers down. Satterfield sinks after a hard blow (11:39). A strong left hook sends Brothers to the ground (13:44). The Ref calls the fight in Satterfield's favor (13:50). Joey Giardello faces Walter Cartier on February 5th 1954. Giardello adopted his name in order to join the army underage. His statue stands in Philadelphia. Cartier would later go on to begin an acting career starring in the sitcom "The Phil Silver's Show". A right to the jaw sends Cartier down (15:36). Slow motion footage (15:60). Cartier down again (17:58). Archie Moore faces Harold Johnson (18:26) on August 11th 1954. *Archie went on to train Muhammad Ali and co-starred in 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'.) Heavy swings from Archie (19:18). Johnson sinks (19:21). The Ref calls the fight (19:40). Archie approaches Johnson for a hug as he is called the winner and retains his title (19:44). Sugar Ray Robinson faces Carl Bobo Olson in December of 1955. Sugar Ray is widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time. During the years of '43-'51 he went on an undefeated streak. Joe Lewis and Robinson served in the military together. Bobo obtained his boxing license at 16. Bout at Chicago Stadium (20:06). A close shot shows good hits from both (21:43). Ray sinks combo (22:43). Olson slumps back (22:54). He rolls to his feet at the count of ten (23:05). Sugar Ray jumps up as he takes the win (23:10). <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

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PART 1 OF 2 MOVIE BASED ON TV SHOW. ANTHOLOGY. THIS FILM IS A SERIES OF VIGNETTES LINKED TOGETHER WITH THE POPULAR GAME SHOW OF THE LATE 1940S AND EARLY 1950S, "QUEEN FOR A DAY". BETWEEN THE THREE STORIES IS SUPPOSED TV STUDIO FOOTAGE FEATURING "QUEEN" HOST, JACK BAILEY AND HIS SIDEKICKS. JIM MORGAN & FORT PEARSON. THE STORIES: "THE GOSSAMER WORLD", FEATURING PHYLLIS AVERY, DARREN MCGAVIN, RUDY LEE, FRANCES E. WILLIAMS, JOAN WINFIELD, LONNY BURR, TRISTRAM COFFIN, JIGGS WOOD, CASEY FOLKS, GEORGE SHERWOOD. A SIMPLISTIC DRAMA WITH A PERFECT SUBURBAN FAMILY. THEY'RE BOUND FOR TRAGEDY WHICH COMES IN THE FORM OF POLIO FOR THE DARLING SON. "HIGH DIVER", FEATURING ADAM WILLIAMS, KASIA ORZAZEWSKI, ALBERT BEN-ASTAR, TRACEY ROBERTS, LARRY JOHNS, BERNARD SZOLD, JOAN SUDLOW, GRACE LENARD, LEONARD NIMOY, DANNY DAVENPORT, MADGE BLAKE. THE POOR SON OF IMMIGRANTS EAGER FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION. HE'LL DO ANYTHING TO EARN MONEY TO GET TO SCHOOL AND ENDS UP AS A CARNIVAL HIGH DIVER. THE PARENTS NERVOUSLY WATCH THEIR SON PLUMMET FROM THE HIGH DIVE PLATFORM INTO A VAT OF WATER. THE DRUNKEN DIVER THAT HE REPLACES IS A CHARACTER OF PATHOS. "BROADCAST STUDIO", FEATURING MELANIE YORK, CYNTHIA CORLEY, KAY WILEY. IN TELEVISION STUDIO, FILMING GAME SHOW. AUDIENCE OF FAT HOUSEWIVES APPLAUDING. BEHIND-THE-SCENES. LIVE TV AUDIENCE. HIGH ANGLE OF BUSY CITY STREET. WOMEN ON SIDEWALK SHOPPING. SUBURBAN HOME. UPPER CLASS HOME. THE HOUSEWIFE AND HER DAY. TECHNICIAN COUNTDOWN. TEN SECONDS TO GO, POINTS, "ON THE AIR". AUDIENCE LAUGHS. MAN QUESTIONS WOMAN. SHE WANTS TO WIN AN AUTOMATIC EGG CLEANER. BIZARRE. WOMAN ON PHONE IN OFFICE LOOKING FOR EGG CLEANER. IN OFFICE TALKING ABOUT SHOW. MAN OPENS LETTER WITH LETTER OPENER. MAN READS LETTER. FADES TO FIRST STORY... WOMAN AT DESK WRITING. NICE RESIDENTIAL HOME. BOY PLAYING IN YARD WITH DOG. BOY PRETENDING TO BE FARMER. SMALL "FIELD". DOG BARKS. MOTHER COMES HOME FROM SHOPPING. LOVING FAMILY. FAMILY LOVE. BOY SEES FARMER WITH HORSE AND WAGON GOING DOWN STREET WITH WAGON FULL OF BALES OF HAY. BOY RUNS TO IT AND GOES INTO STREET TO PICK UP HORSE POOP FOR FERTILIZER. MOM YELLS, WORRIED THAT HE IS IN THE STREET. MOM AND BOY AT TRAIN STATION, WAIT FOR TRAIN. BOY WAVES TO TRAIN ENGINEER. DAD GETS OFF TRAIN, PICKS UP BOY. BOY PLAYS WITH SHADE AT NIGHT. GETS TUCKED INTO BED. DAD COMES HOME FROM COMMUTE. BOY ASKS IF PEOPLE GET PAID TO HAVE FUN. PARENTS OUTSIDE AT NIGHT. NICE SUMMER NIGHT. VERY IMAGINATIVE BOY. PARENTS TALK ABOUT THEIR CHILDHOOD. POKING CHICKEN WITH FORK. BLACK COOK PUTS CHICKEN INTO OVEN. TRIES TO RUN WATER INTO POT. BOY HITTING PIPE WITH HUGE WRENCH, PRETENDING TO BE PLUMBER. HOUSEKEEPER TALKS TO BOY THROUGH WINDOW. BOY ALL DRESSED UP IN SHORT PANTS AND TIE. COUSIN ARRIVES FOR VISIT, WEARING SUIT AND BOWTIE, VISITING RELATIVES. SOUNDBITE, "PLAY NICELY". BOY RUNS OFF, COUSIN LOOKING FOR HIM. BOY CRAWLING IN BUSHES, BIG GAME HUNTER. HUNTING ZEBRA. BOY LAUGHS EVIL LAUGH. BOY IN BED. NAUGHTY. SENT TO BED WITHOUT SUPPER. WOMAN CLEANS HIS HANDS. BOY THROWS STONE AT OTHER BOY. MOM TRIES TO TEACH BOY RIGHT FROM WRONG. BEING PUNISHED. SOUNDBITE, "PETE LIVES IN HIS OWN WORLD". PRETENDING. SMART-ALECK BOY. TALKS BACK, MOM SHAKES THE BOY AND SMACKS HIM ON THE BUTT. BOY LOOKS OUT WINDOW AND SMILES, JUMPS ON BED. GARDEN LUNCH. PARENTS COME HOME FROM SHOPPING. BOY AND DOG GREET PARENTS. HAS AN IMAGINARY FRIEND. CARING PARENTS. BOY SPILLS GLASS OF MILK. HE BLAMES IMAGINARY FRIEND. WON'T TAKE THE BLAME. MOTHER WORRIED. FATHER HAS A TALK WITH SON. BOY BEHIND COUCH. FATHER PUTS TOBACCO INTO PIPE. MISBEHAVING. SON KISSES FATHER. BEGS. MOM SHAKES HER HEAD. PUSH-OVER, SOFTIE. KNOCK AT THE DOOR. MAN ARRIVES WITH LARGE PACKAGE. TOY TRAIN ENGINE. FATHER AND SON LIE ON FLOOR WATCHING TOY TRAIN GO AROUND TRACK. BEDTIME. DAD IS LIKE LITTLE KID PLAYING WITH TRAIN. CHOO-CHOO SOUNDS. DOG RUNS. BOY DRESSED UP FOR FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. SCHOOL BUS ARRIVES, CHILDREN HANGING OUT WINDOW. BOY VERY EXCITED ABOUT GOING TO SCHOOL. MOM AND MAID WATCH BUS LEAVE. CU MANTEL CLOCK. MOM CLEANING WINDOWS. DOG BARKS. MOM COMES RUNNING TO GREET SON. BOY BRINGS FRIEND HOME FROM SCHOOL. HAS HUGE COWLICK LIKE ALFALFA. CLEARING EMPTY PLATE. BOY DOESN'T WANT TO EAT. FAMILY AT DINNER. BOY DOESN'T FEEL WELL. SORE MUSCLES. MOTHER LOOKS WORRIED. CAN'T BEND HEAD DOWN. MOM FEELS FOREHEAD FOR FEVER. BOY SICK IN BED WITH THERMOMETER IN HIS MOUTH. MAKING HOUSE CALL. CRICK IN THIS NECK. DOCTOR CHECKS HIS LEGS. LIFTS THEM. GOODNIGHT. DOCTOR TALKS TO PARENTS. BOY HAS POLIO. MOTHER CRYING. FATHER CARRIES BOY OUT TO CAR. TAKING HIM TO THE HOSPITAL. SITS IN MOTHER'S LAP IN CAR. BOY BACK AT HOME. PLAYING WITH TRAINS. MUTUAL DON LEE BROADCASTING BUILDING. HUGE LINE OF WOMEN WAITING TO GET IN. DROPPING CARDS IN FISH BOWL AS THEY COME IN. WOMAN ON STAGE NERVOUS, ALMOST PASSES OUT. TEASING WOMAN. AUDIENCE LAUGHS. WOMAN WANTS HER HUSBAND STRETCHED 3/16 OF AN INCH. SEXUAL INNUENDO. ASKS WOMEN THEIR NAMES. OLD POLISH WOMAN, WANTS SCHOLARSHIP FOR HER SON TO GO TO SCHOOL. YOUNG MAN WANDERING STREETS. LOOKS AT WATCH AT BUS DEPOT. LOOKS AT CLOCK 9:30 TIME ON CLOCK. BUS PULLS AWAY. MISSES BUS. GOES TO CARNIVAL. CIRCUS BARKER TRIES TO GET GUY TO TRY HIS SKILL. BOY WANTS A JOB AT CARNIVAL. WANTS TO JOIN CIRCUS TO TRAVEL TO CHICAGO. HITS HEAD. WINS CUPIE DOLL. SIDESHOW BARKER. SEXY GYPSY GIRLS. VESTAL VIRGINS. HAREM GIRLS. ONE GIRL GIVES BOY THE EYE. LOVE DANCE. HE OFFERS HER A DOLL. HANDS DOLL TO YOUNG COUPLE. FAIR AT NIGHT. MCCALLISTER CARNIVAL. PEOPLE LOOK UP TALL LADDER WHICH DAREDEVIL WILL DIVE OFF OF INTO SHALLOW WATER. "RENALDO". PASSES OUT. AUDIENCE BOOS, LAUGHS AT SCAM. THROWING FOOD. MAN CARRIED OFF. MAN WALKS AROUND BEHIND TENTS. KNOCKS ON DOOR OF OWNER'S TENT. BOY WANTS TO BE DAREDEVIL DIVER TO WORK HIS WAY EAST. TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS TO RISK HIS LIFE. OLD WOMAN KNITS. SOUND BYTE, "YOU AIN'T A PROFESSIONAL". WOMAN ASKS HIS AGE. BOY SLEEPS ON MATTRESS IN CIRCUS TRAILER. BOY REMEMBERS THE ARGUMENT HE HAD WITH HIS IMMIGRANT FATHER. "MAKE SOMETHING OF YOURSELF", SOUNDBITE. HAVING BAD DREAM. BOY TRYING OUT DIVE. AUDITIONING FOR HIGH DIVE ACT. GETTING HIGHER. CLIMBING UP LADDER. WOMAN TELLS OWNER PHONE CALL BECAUSE THE FIRE EATER IS IN JAIL. BOY IS STUPID, TAKING CHANCES. TALKS WITH GIRL. ASKS GIRL HER NAME. IN TANK OF WATER. LOOKS UP AT HIGH LADDER. GULPS, SCARED. KNOCKING ON DOOR OF TRAILER. HIGH DIVER IS DRUNK. "BIRD OF DEATH, SUCKER OF BLOOD", SOUNDBITE. MAN SPITS ON FLOOR IN DISGUST. RANTS AND RAVES. "GENERATIONS OF CIRCUS BLOOD", SOUNDBITE, "TALK BUSINESS". ITALIAN STEREOTYPE ACCENT. BABBLE. DESCRIBES WHAT IT'S LIKE TO DIVE FROM 110 FEET. VERY DESCRIPTIVE. SOUNDBITE, "I PITY YOU, I PITY YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART". SOUND BYTE, "TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT". WOMAN THROWS THEM OUT OF TRAILER. GIVES ADVICE. "I'M THROUGH, HEAVEN HELP YOU", SOUND BYTE. MAN TAKES MONEY OUT OF WALLET. BOY LOOKS UP AT LADDER. LOOKS UNSURE.

Laughter and Life - Presented by Sidney James. CHECK COPYRIGHT FOR FEATURE FILM MATERIAL.<br/><br/>Reel 1 M/S of Sid James as he sits at a table and writes in a book. He speaks to camera: "Hang on, I'm just rewriting a diabolical gag." He does his trademark laugh. He smiles and quotes: "Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone." He then begins to speculate on the power of laughter. He introduces a sequence of film clips by pointing out that there is a lot of violence and cruelty in much that is funny. <br/><br/>Extract from a British silent comedy film. Nightclub setting, two women start a cat fight and their partners chase each other over and under dining tables. One of the men climbs up onto a balcony. Other men in the nightclub join in the proceedings. A stunt woman dangles from the balcony when part of it is pulled down. One woman pulls the other's skirt off. Slapstick antics. Sid informs us that one of the stars was Syd Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin's half-brother. This is possibly an extract from "A Little Bit of Fluff" (1928).<br/><br/>Extract from a Charlie Drake film, "Sands of the Desert" (1960) follows. Charlie is in a Middle Eastern bazaar setting. Much crashing through windows, knocking over market stalls, throwing melons, fighting locals, woman trying to paint the scene around her, melons falling on Charlie's head etc.<br/><br/>Sid discusses the ingredients essential for "slapstick" humour then we see an example from the film "My Learned Friend". Will Hay and Claude Hulbert engage in a bar room brawl with humorous falls, punches, throws, loud sound effects, breaking bottles etc. More slapstick is featured in an extract from the George Formby film "Trouble Brewing" (1939). We see George in a brewery setting swinging on ropes, making his pursuers fall into vats of beer etc.<br/><br/>Another extract from a George Formby film - "Come on George" (1939). George is running along the top of a train as it travels at speed. The train approaches a tunnel, George says "ooh, somebody save me!" and jumps through a doorway just in time.<br/><br/>Monty Banks has to deal with a jealous husband in "Adam's Apple" (1928). They have a comedy fight in a gymnasium. Weights, boxing bag, gymnasium horse, etc are used as props and weapons.<br/><br/>Stanley Lupino and Bruce Seton are seen having a fight in "Lucky to Me" (1939). Stanley is thrown around a living room whilst the girlfriend tries to stop the fight with pathetic pleading.<br/><br/>The ingredients of the "cliff-hanger" are described - suspense plus danger. George Formby is seen on the ledge of a tall building. He slips and knocks a piece of plaster work on a man below. He hangs on to a piece of pipe which then comes loose from the wall. "Somebody save me!"<br/><br/>Monty Banks swings on a rope high above a busy road in an attempt to rescue "some bird or other" He grabs the girl and she swings backwards and forwards with him. A drunken man in top hat saves them by grabbing the girl's leg with his walking stick. He leaves Monty hanging on the rope outside the window.<br/><br/>Reel 2 Disguises are an important part of a comic's business Sid tells us. Will Hay and John Mills are seen in a scene from "Black Sheep of Whitehall" (1942) where Will Hay is dressed as a nurse. We then see Hay as the schoolmaster in "Ghost of St Michael's" (1941). Charles Hawtrey plays a know-it-all schoolboy. Continued.<br/><br/>Stanley Lupino and Gus McNaughton are seen in "Happy" (1933) showing techniques of "quick fire back chat" in a scene about an invention for a new car alarm. <br/><br/>Robertson Hare and Alfred Drayton appear in a comedy scene. Two toffs chase after a butler, they pull off his trousers. A man is tied up inside a grandfather clock. Detectives come to the door. <br/><br/>"Bunny" as Robertson Hare is known, sits and talks to Sid James in the studio. He reminisces about all the films he made with Alfred Drayton. Tom Walls and Ralph Lynn are mentioned. Bunny talks about how well the Aldwych Farces were written and produced. Sid asks Bunny "How many times did they have the pants off you?" Bunny gives us his catch phrase "Oh calamity!" They have a laugh together.<br/><br/>Sid talks about "Dead of Night" (1945) in which Naunton Wayne and Basil Radford play friendly rivals at golf and in love. The girl sits between them as they moan about how she puts them off their game. They decide to play a game for the affections of the woman. Some cheating goes on. The loser walks off the golf course and straight into the lake, going under until only his hat floats on the top. <br/><br/>Continued in reel 3 - see Film ID 2281.07.

It appears deer on a farm in Northwest Arkansas are starving to death because the farmer can't properly care for them all.

AP-APTN-1830: WBank Clashes Tuesday, 1 January 2013 STORY:WBank Clashes- Raid by Israeli soldiers to seize militants spark clashes LENGTH: 00:50 FIRST RUN: 1530 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: Natsound/Part Mute SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 873416 DATELINE: Various - 1 Jan 2013 LENGTH: 00:50 SHOTLIST Village of Tamoun, West Bank 1. Wide of youth throwing stones, tyres burning in background UPSOUND: Explosion 2. Close up of youth using slingshot to throw stones 3. Mid of armed Israeli soldiers advancing 4. Protesters running away UPSOUND: Gunfire ++PART MUTE++ 5. Israeli soldiers standing next to army vehicles 6. Mid of youths throwing stones 7. Wide of Israeli soldier firing rubber bullet UPSOUND: Gunfire 8. Palestinians throwing stones, fire burning in the background 9. Wide of Israeli troops and army vehicles, smoke billowing in foreground Village of Qusra, West Bank 10. Palestinian protesters on hill top, smoke rising 11. Wide of army vehicles 12. Wide of protesters on hill top, smoke rising STORYLINE Palestinians on Tuesday said a raid by Israeli soldiers disguised as vegetable vendors to seize members of a militant group has sparked clashes in northern West Bank. Residents in the town of Tamoun said youths tossed stones and bottles at Israeli troops, while the soldiers responded with what appeared to be live fire. A resident said eight men were wounded, some by live fire. He said the wanted men belonged to the Islamic Jihad militant group. The man said the clashes began early on Tuesday after Israeli forces dressed as merchants arrested one man. He said regular forces then entered the town, and men began hurling rocks at them to prevent other arrests. The Israeli military had no immediate comment. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN AP-WF-01-01-13 1905GMT

Magic in the Air (1955)

09:00:50:00,Farmhouse, Man shows boy how to uses horse drawn plow, Mother carries milk from ice house, Women pour milk into churn, Woman at old iron stove (NICE), Granny churns butter, Mother calls up to children, Girl calls down from stairs, Girl sewing, scolds younger sister, Young girl goes down stairs, comes out of house, Boy carries basket of eggs out of chicken house, Young girl walks around farm, Grandpa puts young girl up on horse, Granny rings dinner bell on porch, Family saying grace at dinner, Family sitting in living room, father reads from Bible, Ma and Pa in horse drawn buggy, Sunday greetings on porch, Family plays dominoes at kitchen table, Mother in rocker watches young girl study, Daughter plays organ for suitor, Mother plays organ for daughter and suitor. Daughter sings, Family gathers around organ, sing, Steam whistle blows, Factory town, Men going to work at factory, Busy city street, Apartment buildings, Woman comes out of store on Main Street, Woman looks in bookstore window, books on display, Historic footage of women's suffrage, Montage of women working at various jobs. Factories, Woman working in butcher shop, CU hands cutting meat, Switchboard operator, Family boards passenger train, Men load furniture onto truck, Street sign shows Wall Street, Stock exchange floor, Men on line for work, Historic Pearl Harbor footage, Ship full of soldiers pulls out, Women working in factories, Soldier comes off boat, greeted by family, Ma and Pa stand before judge. Ma crying, Man drives tractor. Plows, Farmhouse, Mother in "modern kitchen.", Mother and granny sit in living room, television, Grandpa fixing tractor, Granny rings dinner bell, Ma, Pa, and grandparents eat lunch in kitchen, Man eats soup, Mom and Dad watching TV, Mother walks out to car, Grandpa reads paper on porch, Teens wave goodbye to grandma, Teens get into car, Grandpa rocking on porch, Grandpa throws ball with boys in yard, Mother greets kids in living room, Mother in kitchen with kids, father comes home, Mother clears table, father takes kids to bed, Women leave house for art class, Men at home play cards, Bachelor sits alone in apartment. Talks to dog, Man gives water to dog, Family in living room, Married couple leave church, into car (NICE)

This black and white film is one of the episodes of "Yesterday's Newsreels", an early 1950s TV show made from the General Newsreel collection. It features eight segments of historic highlights. Battle for Britain 1940 (:28). Hitler walks out of a building with his entourage. He looks through binoculars at the White Cliffs of Dover. In London, sandbags are piled to the second floor of a building (:58). An air-raid shelter is shown at Buckingham Palace (1:10). London’s children gather to be evacuated (1:21). A neighborhood army practices drills (1:26). A woman civilian solder helps launch barrage balloons (1:34). Men and women civilian defense units man anti-aircraft and coastal guns. Cannons are fired. (1:44). August 8, 1940. Air sirens go off and people look up. The defense units move civilians off the street (2:11). Live footage of Germany’s Nazi bombers fill the sky and drop bombs on the merchant fleet below (2:28). England’s Air Force responds in Spitfires. Live footage is shown of a Nazi plane being fired up and crashing into the English Channel (3:08). Air raid calls cause civilians to stop working and grab military gear. One blows a whistle (4:08). Enemy aircraft approaches. People are shown in shelters, covering their ears. Above, buildings burst into flames (4:29). Firefighters spray water at the fire (4:46). The aftermath of burnt out buildings is shown (5:14). A “We are Open” sign is shown, and people emerge smiling from the underground shelters. Street clean-up begins (5:18). Babyland Follies 1926. From Kitty’s Dancing School in D.C., little girls dressed as vegetables, ducks, and rabbits perform. Costumed in top hats, teenage girls dance the Charleston (5:40). Personalities 1929 Philanthropist Julius Rosenwald stands outside a building (6:23). 1928, operatic soprano Grace Moore, wearing a fur coat and cloche hat, smiles for the camera (6:49). 1927, prosecutor Owen J. Roberts stands outside the courthouse for the trial of oilman Harry Sinclair (7:05). Logging Train Leaps Its Tracks – Early 1920s. In Washington state, a heavily laden logging train has dumped its load. The logs are stacked alongside the tracks. Wreckage of the train is hoisted by crane (7:24). Church in the Sky 1925. The 23-floor First (United) Methodist Church of Chicago opens (8:09). Aviation Early 1930s. A self-landing biplane takes off and lands itself in New York. Inventor Professor A.A. Merrill is shown (8:52). Fashions of the Day 1920. Women dressed in long coats and hats include Mrs. Warren Harding and Mrs. Vice President Marshall. Women are seated at a long table for a reception meal. A woman wears a hat covered in feathers (9:50). Sports. 1926, women athletes compete in the National Track and Field Championships in Philadelphia. The 100-yard dash and hammer throw are shown (10:31). 1925, men in one-piece bathing suits climb into longboats to race. People sit in open slowly moving trains so they can continue viewing the race on the Hudson (11:01). <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

&lt;p>&lt;b>Supers/Fonts: &lt;/b> ROBERT GIOELI | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>KEBRA HOSKINS | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>FLOYED HOLMES | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>FREDERICK LEE SCOTT | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE WITH HIS WIFE SUE ANN SCOTT&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>Story Location: &lt;/b> Richmond&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>State/Province: &lt;/b> Indiana&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>Shot Date: &lt;/b> 04/25/2023&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>URL: &lt;/b> https://www.wishtv.com/news/local-news/richmond-residents-concerned-about-health-two-weeks-after-industrial-fire/&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>Notes and Restrictions: &lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>Newsource Notes: &lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>Story Description: &lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Elements:&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>19237828 WISH DNT: vo of home having to be cleaned out...sot with homeowner...vo of the fire/heavy smoke...EPA community mt vo...sots from upset residents...vo of aftermath, fence around debris...cleanup kits offered at the mt&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Supers&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>ROBERT GIOELI | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>KEBRA HOSKINS | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>FLOYED HOLMES | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>FREDERICK LEE SCOTT | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE WITH HIS WIFE SUE ANN SCOTT&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Wire/StoryDescription:&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>RICHMOND, Ind. (WISH) Two weeks after the Richmond industrial fire, some residents are returning to their homes to start cleaning up while concerned about their health after particulates were released in the air.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Robert Gioeli lives less than half a mile from where the fire occurred. He says when he finally returned, his house was full of soot. Now, he and his partner have to empty the house to clean it and everything they own from top to bottom.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>You know, now were just cleaning it up wearing N95s, hopefully, thats enough to mitigate some of the health risks, said Gioeli.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Gioeli says he has a 7-year-old son and a 2-year-old daughter and is taking cleaning very seriously because he does not want them to breathe in any particulates.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>It makes me kinda nervous because what if I dont do a good job cleaning it up, because there were I think thousands of chemicals in that building, said Gioeli. So, just to know they could be exposed to more if I cant get it all cleaned up is kind of concerning.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The Environmental Protection Agency and other government agencies held a community Help Line Live event where people could ask questions after the fire.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Yeah, I worry a lot, said Floyed Holmes, a resident that lives two and a half blocks away from the fire.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>I worry about chemicals and asbestos getting into my house, around my house where you cant see or later on. Something can happen later from this fire. We just dont know, Holmes said.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Many were upset this fire happened after the business was cited for unsafe practices and nothing was done.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Im upset because the guy didnt do anything, or lets put it this way, whoever was sapota take care of it didnt but thats how life goes, said Kebra Hoskins, a resident who lives one block away from the fire site.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Others say former health concerns are now top of mind with the additional risk from the fire. Frederick Lee Scott lives in the evacuation zone with his wife Sue Ann Scott, who is a cancer survivor.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>We wanted to make sure that she gets all the information she needs to know what the chemicals are, what they are going to do to us in the long haul, said Frederick. And it just seemed like we came here, we thought it would be more organized, but it didnt seem like it was that organized.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>People returning to the city were given clean-up kits with dish soap, rags, masks, and gloves to wash their houses. Residents say they were instructed to only pick up any remaining debris with gloves on and to double bag it before throwing it away.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Station Notes/Scripts:&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>SUPERS&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>TWO WEEKS AFTER RICHMOND FIRE, RESIDENTS CONCERNED ABOUT LASTING EFFECTS &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Danielle Zulkosky | /Danielle Zulkosky&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>ROBERT GIOELI | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>KEBRA HOSKINS | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>FLOYED HOLMES | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>FREDERICK LEE SCOTT | LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE WITH HIS WIFE SUE ANN SCOTT&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>SCRIPT&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>(ANCHOR)&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p> IT'S BEEN TWO WEEKS SINCE THE RICHMOND INDUSTRIAL FIRE AND NEIGHBORS CLOSE TO THE SCENE ARE FINALLY STARTING TO CLEAN UP THE MESS LEFT BEHIND.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p> THOSE THAT LIVE CLOSEST TO THE SITE TELL NEWS 8'S DANIELLE ZULKOSKY THEY ARE WORRIED ABOUT THE LASTING EFFECTS FROM THE CHEMICALS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p> DANIELLE JOINS US LIVE FROM RICHMOND WHERE community members voiced their CONCERNS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>(LIVE)&lt;/p>\n&lt;p> IT'S FOURTEEN DAYS AFTER THE RICHMOND INDUSTRIAL FIRE CAUSED PEOPLE TO EVACUATE THEIR HOMES AND SOME ARE JUST NOW COMING BACK TO CLEAN UP THE MESS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p> THEY TELL ME THEY ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE LASTING EFFECTS FROM CHEMICALS AND PARTICLES IN THE AIR.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>(PKG) &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>ROBERT GIOELI LIVES LESS THAN HALF A MILE FROM WHERE THE FIRE OCCURED -- HE SAYS WHEN HE FINALLY RETURNED HIS HOUSE WAS FULL OF SOOT SO NOW HE AND HIS PARTNER HAVE TO EMPY THE HOUSE TO CLEAN IT AND EVERYTHING THEY OWN FROM TOP TO BOTTOM.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>((ROBERT GIOELI/LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE: "YOU KNOW NOW JUST CLEANING IT UP WEARING N-95'S HOPEFULLY THAT'S ENOUGH TO MITIGATE SOME OF THE HEALTH RISKS."))&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>GIOELI SAYS HE HAS A 7 YEAR OLD SON AND A 2 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER. HE IS TAKING CLEANING VERY SERIOUSLY BECAUSE HE DOES NOT WANT THEM TO BREATHE IN ANY PARTICULATES.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>((GIOELI: "IT MAKES ME KINDA NERVOUS BECAUSE WHAT IF I DON'T DO A GOOD JOB CLEANING IT UP CAUSE THERE WAS I THINK THOUSANDS OF CHEMICALS IN THAT BUILDING. SO JUST TO KNOW THEY COULD BE EXPOSED TO MORE AND I CAN'T GET IT ALL CLEANED UP IS KINDA CONCERNING."))&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY AND OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES HELD A COMMUNITY HELP LINE LIVE EVENT WHERE PEOPLE COULD ASK QUESTIONS AFTER THE FIRE.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>MANY WERE UPSET THIS FIRE HAPPENED AFTER THE BUSINESS WAS CITED FOR UNSAFE PRACTICES AND NOTHING WAS DONE.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>((KEBRA HOSKINS/LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE: "I'M UPSET BECAUSE THE GUY DIDN'T DO ANYTHING, OR LET'S PUT IT THIS WAY, WHOEVER WAS SAPOSTA TAKE CARE OF IT DIDN'T BUT THAT'S HOW LIFE GOES."))&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>((FLOYED HOLMES/LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE: "YEAH I WORRY A LOT. I WORRY ABOUT CHEMICALS AND ASBESTOS GETTING INTO MY HOUSE, AROUND MY HOUSE WHERE YOU CAN'T SEE OR LATER ON. SOMETHING CAN HAPPEN LATER FROM THIS FIRE. WE JUST DON'T KNOW."))&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>((FREDERICK LEE SCOTT/LIVES CLOSE TO FIRE SITE WITH HIS WIFE SUE ANN SCOTT: "MY WIFE IS RECOVERED FROM CANCER SO WE WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT SHE GETS ALL THE INFORMATION SHE NEEDS TO KNOW WHAT THE CHEMICALS ARE, WHAT THEY ARE GOING TO DO TO US IN THE LONG HAUL AND IT JUST SEEMED LIKE WE CAME HERE WE THOUGHT IT WOULD BE MORE ORGANIZED BUT IT DIDN'T SEEM LIKE IT WOULD BE THAT ORGANIZED."))&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>PEOPLE AT THE EVENT WERE GIVEN CLEAN UP KITS WITH DISH SOAP TO WASH THEIR HOUSES. THEY SAY THEY WERE INSTRUCTED TO ONLY PICK UP ANY REMAINING DEBRIS WITH GLOVES ON AND TO DOUBLE BAG IT BEFORE THROWING IT AWAY.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>(LIVE)&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p> THOSE WE SPOKE TO IN RICHMOND SAY THE RETURN TO NORMAL WILL BE A LONG PROCESS BUT THEY WILL TAKE IT ONE DAY AT A TIME.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p> I'M DANIELLE ZULKOSKY FOR WISH-TV, WISHTV.COM AND LIKE US ON FACEBOOK.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SUPERS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--VIDEO SHOWS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--VO SCRIPT&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--LEAD IN&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SOT&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--TAG&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&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>&lt;/p>

NEWSFEED, 2001, THE REMODELED NYSE APPEARS SEVERAL TIMES, TWO REALLY NOTABLE SHOTS, THAT SNOWY WEATHER, BEEF JERKY; Very Brief remodeled NYSE. CALIFORNIA POWER CRISIS aerial intersection (?); PHILLIPS OBITUARY 1960's rock group the Mamas & the Papas performing live (and lip synching for tv show), Michelle Phillips eats banana; Hippies at rock fest, Jimmy Hendrix and the Who at Woodstock (ACCESS ONLY). The Mamas and the Papas reunion concert w/o Cass; CALIFORNIA POWER CRISIS aerial fire engine sticking out of fire station. Thank you Faux News. HILLARY CLINTON New York education; TEXAS DRUG COUNSELOR KILLED crime scene police cars yellow tape ambulance police talking to witnesses; OUTLAWS BIKER TRIAL Harry Bowman, Wanted By FBI page on internet. STOP SIGN TRIAL Miller on trial, being arrested for DUI; FLORIDA BEACH SEWAGE SPILL Danger No Swimming sign on beach, man taking down danger signs, fisherman, CU catch; Researcher taking water sample. NX sewage leaking in Biscane Bay. MIAMI MAYOR WIFE DISPUTE court scene, Coroilleaux domestic dispute; FLORIDA COLLINS IN COURT black man taking witness stand, lily-white blonde woman at press conference, black man in handcuffs; NYSE. SHARON LOTT DASCHLE That awful Sharon guy shaking hands while Daschle & Lott(grinning like a drug fiend) sit at table; SPRING SNOW IN NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS cars driving on freeway in snow, stalled car on side of road, snowy freeway; Morristown ELDERLY FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR active senior woman pilot getting into prop plane, t/o, flying plane; ALABAMA BLOUNT COUNTY SPRING SNOW really fascinating footage of semi truck on snowy highway, POV car on snowy road, creek, barn; NASHVILLE SNOW POV driving behind truck on snowy highway, traffic jam: semi trucks crawling along highway; drive by snow covered houses, grass peeking thru snow, ducks in pond, snowplow passing trucks on shoulder of highway; CHATTANOOGA SNOW U.S. flag in falling snow (flag desecration), snow covered car creeping slowly on road, brief kids throw snowballs; ATLANTA STORMS NX fallen broken tree branch in heavy rain, rain falling on street. DX SUVs drive thru puddle, storm drain; DX Chamblee High School sign, INT high school locker hall. DX overcast day, intersection with traffic signal out of order; Municipal workman working on traffic signal controls, INT transit office. FLORIDA ECSTACY DRUG BUST still suitcase full of drugs; FLORIDA FLOODS car crushed under fallen tree palm trees & traffic in heavy rain, rain falling in gutter. Brief NYSE; SLIM JIM CREATOR DIES man's portrait on computer screen, CU PAN package of beef jerky, Nutrition Facts. CU guy eating beef jerky; WORLD MARKET WRAP-UP *DIFFERENT* floor level view of NYSE floor, VAR stock exchanges; NEW CRUISE SHIP Seven Seas Mariner in port. CHURCH BEATING House of Prayer child abuse trial, crying children, defendants in court; PARKS CLOSED UPON FINDING ARSENIC IN WOOD Oleta River, yellow caution tape around park structures, empty playground; Bureaucratic paperwork material safety data sheet, lumber in warehouses, brief shot of Home Depot hardware store, lumber; Little boy walking around playground, men putting fencing around park. SHERIFF CUFFY INTERVIEW, picture man with pointy head; NX two story house, MS wrought iron door, CU bullet holes in wall etc, DX crime scene yellow tape upper middle class neighborhood LOUISIANA TOURIST MURDER street scenes nice old neighborhood, CU Mardi Gras beads hanging from tree branches, street scenes; Trolley style bus, staples in telephone pole. GRIZZLIES basketball team owner Michael Heisley being wooed by New Orleans officials; INT empty arena, INT empty suite in sports arena, Sam Leblanc. NYSE pops up again, nice long shot P-IN on NYSE logo; AUSTRALIA SPACE STATION MIR RE-ENTRY nothing too great to look at, falling space junk

Duplicate copy of Reel 3 of documentary entitled "The Workhouse Ward" - check against tape PM1843 for best quality. <br/> <br/>Reel 3. C/U of the Widow Donohoe knocking on the door of the ward. Sign on door reads Ward B. She walks int, the men do nothing. She asks them which one of them was Mike McInerney. He asks: "Who's that calling me by me name?" She explains that she is his sister. He moans about the fact that she has never visited him in five years. She describes her house and grounds. She talks of the food she gets from the sea - cockles and periwinkles. She suggests that he comes to live with her. She is a bit worried though about the fact that he is confined to his bed. He says it is only on the odd times that the colic rises up within him. She thinks of a few little jobs that he would be able to help her with. She hands him a suit of clothes to wear and a hat. She wants him to look decent for the neighbours of Cotton Row (?) He gets excited about all the animals and blossom and good things that lay in wait for him. He announces that "age will go from me and I'll be young again." His neighbour moans about being left behind in the workhouse. McInerney offers to leave him his pipe. He responds: "What signifies tobacco, all I'm craving is the talk..." McInerney suggests that two are better than one - that the two of them together will make one hardy man. She recognises Miskell as her old neighbour. She then observes that the two of them were always fighting with each other when they were neighbours before so she doesn't think it is a good idea McInerney refuses to go without his friend. She asks for her suit back, she is given it and she leaves the ward. C/U of McInerney smiling. They both lay down as if to sleep. The friend says: "Maybe her house is not so wide as what she says..." They start to have another argument, mostly about periwinkles. McInerney throws a pillow at his neighbour and he calls for the Mother Superior. They have a pillow fight. L/S of the gates of the workhouse. The narrator announces that McInerney will never hear from the Widow Donohoe again and suggests that he is a fool to spurn her hospitality. C/U of widow and donkey. L/S them travelling along a primitive street. "Would anyone believe that a man would sooner sit cramped in his workhouse bed fighting with an even bigger fool than himself when he could live in peace in a fine rich house." L/S of sea rolling in. <br/>Credits: Michael Miskell - Michael J. Dolan, Mike McInerney - Eric Gorman, Widow Donohoe - Eileen Crowe, Narrator - Denis O'Dea, Stage Direction by Ria Mooney. <br/>Note: This film is funnier than the summary above probably suggests!

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