Colored lights like lasers, T/L nature, Mountains, T/L Clouds, snowy mountains, Television interference /snow /fuzz /signal interruption (What you would see on a broken TV or with a bad antenna or bad cable line), backgrounds, T/L int. house - living room

<p><b>--TEASE--</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>FILE</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>(NYPD BLUE WRAP PARTY 2005)</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VIDEO SHOWS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VO SCRIPT</b>--</p>\n<p>#NEWS/ENT: Austin Majors, 'NYPD Blue' actor, dead at 27</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>From CNN's Alli Rosenbloom, Dan Heching and Taylor Romine</p>\n<p>ROW approved - Fuzz Hogan</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Austin Majors, a former child actor best known for his role on “NYPD Blue,” has died, according to the Los Angeles Medical Examiner’s office. He was 27.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>His sister, Kali Majors-Raglin, confirmed the news to CNN in an email.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Majors, whose full name was Austin Setmajer-Raglin, died February 11. The cause of death is still under investigation, according to medical examiner records.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>In a statement, his family called Majors “an artistic, brilliant, and kind human being.”</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>“Austin took great joy and pride in his acting career,” the statement said. “From the time he was little, he never knew a stranger and his goal in life was to make people happy.”</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The former child actor’s breakout role came in 1999 when he starred as Theo Sipowicz, son of Det. Andy Sipowicz (Dennis Franz), on ABC’s detective drama “NYPD Blue.” Majors appeared in 48 episodes from 1999-2004, according to IMDB.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Majors went on to appear in various television shows throughout the aughts, including appearances on “ER” and a two-episode arc on the “Hercules” miniseries as the voice of Hyllus in 2005. Other shows Majors appeared on include “NCIS,” “According to Jim” and “Desperate Housewives” through 2007.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The last professional credit was a guest-starring role on CBS’s “How I Met Your Mother” in 2009. He was also active on YouTube, his sister said.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Majors, who “loved camping and fishing,” graduated from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts and had a passion for directing and music producing, his family’s statement added.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>“Austin was the kind of son, brother, grandson, and nephew that made us proud and we will miss him deeply forever,” the statement said.</p>\n<p><b>--SOT</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>http://www.cnn.com/2023/02/13/entertainment/austin-majors-death/index.html</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Austin Majors, 'NYPD Blue' actor, dead at 27 | CNN</p>\n<p>Austin Majors, a former child actor best known for his role on "NYPD Blue," has died, according to the Los Angeles Medical Examiner's office. He was 27.</p>\n<p>www.cnn.com</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Austin Majors, 'NYPD Blue' actor, dead at 27</p>\n<p>By: Alli Rosenbloom, CNN</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Austin Majors, a former child actor best known for his role on "NYPD Blue," has died, according to the Los Angeles Medical Examiner's office. He was 27.</p>\n<p>His sister, Kali Majors-Raglin, confirmed the news to CNN in an email.</p>\n<p>Majors, whose full name was Austin Setmajer-Raglin, died February 11. The cause of death is still under investigation, according to medical examiner records.</p>\n<p>In a statement, his family called Majors "an artistic, brilliant, and kind human being."</p>\n<p>"Austin took great joy and pride in his acting career," the statement said. "From the time he was little, he never knew a stranger and his goal in life was to make people happy."</p>\n<p>The former child actor's breakout role came in 1999 when he starred as Theo Sipowicz, son of Det. Andy Sipowicz (Dennis Franz), on ABC's detective drama "NYPD Blue." Majors appeared in 48 episodes from 1999-2004, according to IMDB.</p>\n<p>Majors went on to appear in various television shows throughout the aughts, including appearances on "ER" and a two-episode arc on the "Hercules" miniseries as the voice of Hyllus in 2005. Other shows Majors appeared on include "NCIS," "According to Jim" and "Desperate Housewives" through 2007.</p>\n<p>The last professional credit was a guest-starring role on CBS's "How I Met Your Mother" in 2009. He was also active on YouTube, his sister said.</p>\n<p>Majors, who "loved camping and fishing," graduated from USC's School of Cinematic Arts and had a passion for directing and music producing, his family's statement added.</p>\n<p>"Austin was the kind of son, brother, grandson, and nephew that made us proud and we will miss him deeply forever," the statement said.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--TAG</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--MUSIC INFO---</b></p>\n<p></p>

NAME: NASA MOON 2 20091009I TAPE: EF09/0957 IN_TIME: 10:32:12:11 DURATION: 00:02:50:02 SOURCES: NASA TV/AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Various - 9 Oct 2009 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST AP TELEVISION Washington, DC 1. Tilt from big screen to crowd in museum "Newseum" 2. People watching screen NASA TV Moon 3. Images of moon - AS INCOMING AP TELEVISION Washington, DC 4. Woman points out image on screen to son NASA TV Moon 5. Images of moon getting closer - AS INCOMING AP TELEVISION Washington, DC 6. Low angle shot of people watching screen showing flight controllers at Ames Research Center in California NASA TV Moon 7. Images of close up of Cabeus crater as spacecraft nears impact - AS INCOMING 8. White screen - believed to be moment of impact AP TELEVISION Washington, DC 9. People at Newseum applaud NASA TV 10. Animation of Centaur rocket smashing into Cabeus crater surface 11. Animation of LCROSS satellite following Centaur rocket into the lunar surface through dust cloud AP TELEVISION Washington, DC 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Charles Devine, Vox pop: "I thought it was very impressive. It came off rather well. The impact went as we expected it to and I'm very curious to see what we learn from the impact once all the data is fully analysed." 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Isabella Iannotta, Vox pop: "Well, I saw the moon really up close and I saw it go all white when it crashed and I knew it crashed when it went all white and dusty and I also saw the people controlling it on that big screen." 14. Crowd at end of Newseum event NASA TV Moffett Field, California 15. Wide of news conference at Ames Research Center 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Anthony Colaprete, NASA's observation campaign Principal Investigator: "I can certainly report that there was an impact, we saw the impact, we saw the crater and we got good measurements, spectroscopic measurements which is what we needed of the impact event. So, we have the data we need to actually address the questions we need to address. And that's the fundamental bottom line. That's what I hope you can take away today is, I'm not going to say anything about water or no water. We got the measurements we need to address the questions." 17. STILL of Cabeus Crater landing site 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Heldman, Coordinator for NASA's observation campaign: "We have images, we have video, we have graphs with squiggly lines that scientists love. So, we have a little bit of something for everyone. And I can only show you a snap shot here given time restrictions, but there's a lot more that's available." 19. Video of stars and Centaur UPSOUND (English) Jennifer Heldman, coordinator for NASA's observation campaign: "And, this is a neat video too, if you look in the centre of the red circle, you can see the Centaur and then you see the nearby stars that are streaming by as the Centaur actually moves across the sky towards the moon." AP TELEVISION Washington, DC 20. Wide of people watching lunar surface on screen STORYLINE NASA smacked two spacecraft into the lunar south pole on Friday morning in a search for hidden ice. But the big live public splash people anticipated didn't quite happen. Instruments confirm that a large empty rocket hull barrelled into the moon at 7:31 a.m. (1131 GMT), followed four minutes later by a probe with cameras taking pictures of the first crash. Screens got fuzz and no immediate pictures of the crash or the six-mile plume of lunar dust that the mission was all about. The public, which followed the crashes on the Internet and at observatories, seemed puzzled. Several hundred people gathered at the museum "Newseum" in the United States capital to watch a large screen that projected real time images of the event. NASA officials touted loads of data from the probe and telescopes around the world and in orbit. But most of the photos they showed during a Friday morning press conference were from before the crash. The crash photos and videos were few and showed little more than a fuzzy white flash. Still, NASA scientists were happy. "We have images, we have video, we have graphs with squiggly lines that scientists love. So, we have a little bit of something for everyone. And I can only show you a snap shot here given time restrictions, but there's a lot more that's available," said Jennifer Heldmann, coordinator for NASA's observation campaign. Expectations by the public for live plume video were probably too high and based on pre-crash animations, some of which were not by NASA, project manager Dan Andrews told The Associated Press Friday morning 80 minutes after impact. Another issue, one NASA thought was a good possibility going into Friday, was that the lighting was bad and work needs to be done on images to make them easier to see, Andrews said. Experts said the images could be essentially "gray against black," he said. "What matters for us is: What is the nature of the stuff that was kicked up going in?" Andrews said. "All nine instruments were working fine and we received good data." Andrews said the science team is pouring through the information - including what are supposed to be good images from ground-based telescopes on Earth - to answer the big question: Is there some form of water under the moon's surface that was dislodged? It will probably be two weeks before scientists will be certain about the answer, he said. Before the crash, mission scientists said there was a chance that if it was really moist under the crater, they'd know about water within an hour. That's not the case now, Andrews said. The first and much bigger crash was supposed to hit with the force of 1.5 tons of TNT into crater Cabeus and create a mini-crater about half the size of an Olympic pool. The second crash was to be about one-third as strong. The idea is to confirm the theory that water - a key resource if people are going to go back to the moon - is hidden below the barren moonscape. The images were to come from the probe itself. The probe is LCROSS, short for Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite and pronounced L-Cross. It had five cameras and four other pieces of equipment to look for ice or any form of water as it dove through the dust storm created by the empty hull.

Schumer Presser RS 10 May 2, 2000 12:03:42 schumer to podium 12:03:46 talking about the dispute between disney abc and time warner. 12:03:56 in a negotiation that involves billions of dollars and two companies there is nothing unnusual about rhetoric and cheap tactics. Bystandards have been dragged into the crossf ire 12:04:27 1 have an offer for both. I'm sending a letter to both companies that they keep this battle from hurting viewers. During negotiations abc disney will provide abc content to time warner and time warner will air it no matter what the cost. 12:05:14 I'm asking time warner to reinstate and not remove at a later date, ABC. Let me make a couple of comments 12:05:41 f irst when we passed the cable act it was never the intention of congress that viewers would be denied access to broadcast television 12:06:04 it is wrong to use consumers as pawns in a multi billion dollar game of chess. They should agree to the pledge and get abc back on the air for three and a half million viewers who are denied access 12:06:42 1 will be calling today to seek ways to fix this quickly. it is wrong that viewers are left with a black eye 12:07:03 federal action is a last resort. I hope it isn't the only resort. I think the quickest way to deal with a private suit is to agree to keep the consumer out of the cross f ire. Their initial reaction ranged f rom not negative to positive 12:07:44 I'd rather the fcc not get involved and the two companies take this pledge and resolve the dispute between them the way companies do. consumers should not be caught in the middle. They shouldn't use consumers as pawns. 12:08:19 disney is pulling on one hand and time warner is pulling on the other hand. This will be a test to see if the companies truly have the consumers at heart. 12:08:51 I'm not siding with, these are complicated issues, they involve changing aspects of communications. Elected officials should not come down on the sides. My job is to protect the viewers 12:09:22 each side is looking for leverage. Disney extended the agreement until may 25. 1 want them to take a permanent pledge. We're going to solve this dispute without putting the viewers in the middle 12:10:09 I'm a time warner cable person but it hasn't effected our home. our daughters wanted to watch celebrity millionare. We just switched the tv from channel three to channel seven. You could get it with a little fuzz. 12:11:00 schumer departs podium

<p>'Let him sleep!': Tired anteater wins over the internet </p>\n<p>Sneaker-sniffing anteater won't wake up and drowsy fans relate. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports on the internet's favorite sleepyhead.</p>\n<p>http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/us/2023/04/26/sleepy-anteater-moos-cprog-orig-bdk.cnn.html</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>CNN ID: 19238374 (TV) 19239058(Digital)</p>\n<p>Producer/Editor: Ben Kruger</p>\n<p>Row: Fuzz Hogan</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>00:25 - 00:29</p>\n<p>Kelly Rauch</p>\n<p>Keeper, Greensboro Science Center</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>ALL OTHER FONTS ARE PRE-FONTED</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>CAN'T CALL THIS GUY "WOKE".</p>\n<p>A CRITTER THAT SLEEPS UP TO 18 HOURS A DAY HAS BECOME A VIRAL SENSATION AS DROWSY FANS RELATE TO HOW HARD IT IS TO GET HIM UP. CNN'S JEANNE MOOS REPORTS ON THE INTERNET'S FAVORITE SLEEPYHEAD.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>WHAT IS THIS THING?! AND WHY IS HIS KEEPER HAVING SUCH A HARD TIME WAKING HIM UP. </b><pi><b>OPENS WITH SHOT WHERE YOU CAN'T TELL WHICH END IS HEAD AND WHICH END TAIL</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Good morning! </b><pi><b>:07 19235417 KEEPER TRYING TO WAKE EURY</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>RUB HIS EARS.</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Want to wake up? </b><pi><b>:15 5417 KEEPER TRIES AGAIN</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>GIVE HIM HIS FAVORITE TREAT...AVOCADO. STILL HE PUTS HIS PAW OVER HIS EAR.</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b> you're not a teenager anymore. </b><pi><b>:28 5417 KEEPER STILL TRYING</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>EURY THE 22-YEAR OLD GIANT ANTEATER JUST COVERS HIS HEAD WITH HIS TAIL, A BUILT IN BLANKET.</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b> This is an everyday thing for me is getting this boy out of bed. It's difficult. </b><pi><b>00:01:53 19236386 BITE WITH KEEPER FROM OUR INTERVIEW, ANTEATER EATING OUT OF HER HAND AS SHE TALKS</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>THE GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA SCIENCE CENTER CAPTIONED THE VIDEO, "OUR SWEET, FOREVER TEENAGER." </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>C'mon, Eury, c'mon </b><pi><b>:36 5417 KEEPER STILL TRYING TO WAKE HIM</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>IT WENT MASSIVELY VIRAL. WHO DOESN'T RELATE? "JUST 5 MORE MINUTES." "WHAT DOES HE HAVE TO GET UP FOR? IS HE LATE FOR SOMETHING? LET HIM SLEEP!!"</b></p>\n<p><b>BUT EURY, NAMED AFTER THE VACUUM CLEANER BRAND EUREKA, NEEDS TO GET UP TO TAKE HIS MEDS MIXED IN AVOCADO.</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b> does he actually get medical cannabis? He does. </b><pi><b>00:03:08 19236386 JEANNE ASKING KEEPER</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>HE EVEN GETS ACUPUNCTURE FOR HIS ARTHRITIS. 22 IS ANCIENT FOR AN ANTEATER. IN THE WILD THEY ONLY LIVE TO ABOUT 14.</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Are anteaters dangerous? I read they could disembowel you with their claws? That is totally true. We actually don't go in with Eury when he's awake and walking around like this. </b><pi><b>00:06:03 6386 JEANNE TO KEEPER</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>CHECK OUT THE CLAWS...</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b> nat scratch </b><pi><b>ANTEATER IN RIVER IN SOUTH AMERICA SCRATCHES UNDERARM 1:16 19236561</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>ON THIS ITCHY ANTEATER IN SOUTH AMERICA. NO WONDER KEEPER KELLY RAUCH HELD EURY'S LEG...</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b> Don't give me the claw </b><pi><b>:40 5417 SHE CAUTIOUSLY HOLDS HIS LEG DOWN AS SHE TRIES TO WAKE HIM UP</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>IN CASE HE WOKE UP ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE BED. </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>He has a really sticky tongue which he's using on my shoe right now (laughs) </b><pi><b>00:09:15 6386 AS WE'RE INTERVIEWING HER, ANTEATER IS BEHIND HER PLAYING FOOTSIE</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>A </b><u><b>TWO FOOT </b></u><b>TONGUE THAT LOOKS LIKE A SNAKE. HE LIKES TASTING HAIR PRODUCTS. </b><pi><b>SEE HIS TWO FOOT TONGUE ZAPPING HER HAIR WHILE SHE TALKS</b></pi></p>\n<p><b>AND HE LOVES SNIFFING SMELLY SNEAKERS. AND WE'RE NOT PULLING YOUR LEG. </b><pi><b>SNEAKER ON ANTEATER'S SNOUT SO SNOUT LOOKS LIKE A LEG WITH SNEAKER ON THE END</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>JEANNE MOOS CNN...</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b> sniff </b><pi><b>:04 19235430 TIGHT SHOT OF SNOUT (LOOKS LIKE AN ELEPHANT TRUNK)</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>NY</b></p>\n<p><b> you're not a teenager anymore </b><pi><b>:28 5417 REPRISE THE WAKE UP ATTEMPT</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--TAG</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p></p>

TAPE_NUMBER: EF00/0965 IN_TIME: 18:38:24 // 19:08:49 LENGTH: 03:15 SOURCES: All APTN except shots 14-16 = RUSSIAN POOL RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: Russian/Nat XFA Russian firefighters have recovered two bodies in a blaze that gutted Moscow's giant television tower. The bodies of a high-ranking firefighter and an elevator operator were found in the elevator shaft. The fire knocked out most television services in the Russian capital. Concern was rising that some parts of the landmark tower could fall, particularly the upper reaches of its thin spire. The smoke has now disappeared from Russia's latest tragedy - a fire in Moscow's massive Ostankino Broadcasting tower. Firefighters said temporary fire walls of asbestos placed 70 metres up the tower had stopped the fire - caused by a simple short circuit - from spreading. The authorities say there's little chance the three people stuck in an elevator high up in the tower can be saved because the lift is too high for rescuers to reach. They also believe the two civilians and one firefighter may have been overcome by smoke. Bundles of steel support cables running up the middle of the tower have been damaged, weakening the tower. Officials also said the automatic fire fighting systems within the tower appeared to have failed. The fire, which broke out on the tower's upper spire on Sunday afternoon, cut broadcasts for most major television stations in Moscow. That scared some who were watching the fate of the tower unfold from the streets below it. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) "At first, no one really took is seriously, but it really is a tragic event. I mean, a coup could take place and we wouldn't know about it." SUPER CAPTION: Alexei, Muscovite More than 300 firefighters and other emergency workers were called in to battle the blaze, along with fire trucks and other equipment. It is the latest in a series of disasters, including gas explosions, industrial accidents and breakdowns in the power grid which suggest Russia's infrastructure in crumbling. Moscow's Mayor has tried to calm Muscovites telling them the threat of the building toppling over is almost non-existent. But the tower's upper spire has tilted slightly, and the tip of the structure is off centre by about two meters according to a city surveyor. Russia's media minister said he was worried that the monopoly the independent N-T-V channel now had as the only channel that remained on air. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) "Of course, it worries me that NTV is now at an advantage because nobody knows how it will be used. Today, I have watched a lot of NTV news and they are not being objective. I think that NTV news are now using the situation to their advantage and causing panic." SUPER CAPTION: Mikhail Lesin, Media Minister Muscovites are in shock, since their favourite information source is not working. The majority of people in Moscow rely on the television to find out what is going on in the country and worldwide. At a government meeting called to discuss the fire on Monday, President Vladimir Putin said that only economic development would allow Russia to avoid such calamities in the future. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) "Behind these large scale problems that the country is living with, we shouldn't forget about ongoing economics. How we work on this important sphere of life will determine if such accidents will happen in the future. We have to systematically work on all the spheres. We shouldn't forget anything especially when it comers to economics." SUPER CAPTION: Vladimir Putin, Russian President The Ostankino tower - which is now the world's second tallest free standing building - was erected in 1967. As part of Russian-American cold war rivalry it surpassed the Empire State Building as the world's tallest structure when it was built, and held the title until 1975 when it was surpassed by the CN tower in Toronto. SHOTLIST: Moscow, Russia - August 27 & 28, 2000 APTN - August 28 1. Wide shot of tower 2. Close up of tower 3. Police cars 4. Helicopter flying above 5. Police standing by car 6. Bystanders near tower 7. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Vox Pop 8. Couple look up at tower APTN - August 28 9. Wide shot of news conference 10. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) : Mikhail Lesin, Media Minister 11. Wide shot of apartment building 12. Women walks to TV set 13. TV set displays fuzz RUSSIAN POOL - August 28 14. Wide shot meeting 15. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Vladimir Putin, Russian President 16. Wide shot of meeting APTN - August 27 17. Tilt up tower at night 18. Tower burning 19. Wide shot of tower burning 20. Fire engines parked?

<p><pi><b>**This package/segment contains third party material. 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Ukraine to get US and German made tanks..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Both the Abrams.. and the Leopard 2..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>German Leopard 2 tank in action..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>What Ukraine wanted.. western made.. modern.. counter to a potential Russian spring offensive..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Now a reality after weeks of high stakes posturing and frustrations..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Germany insisting it wouldn’t send its tanks unless the US did too</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The hints a deal was in the works.. at times hard to read</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Boris Pistorious</p>\n<p>German Defense Minister</p>\n<p>I explicitly encouraged the partner countries that have Leopard tanks that are ready for use to start training Ukrainian forces on these tanks already."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Poland’s pointed reply.. says it is training Ukrainians already.. and after days of publicly aired frustration.. finally made a formal request to Germany to re-export some of their Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Matteusz Morawiecki</p>\n<p>Polish Prime Minister</p>\n<p>I hope this response from Germany will come quickly this time because the Germans are delaying dodging acting in a way that is difficult to understand. Very clearly they do not want to help Ukraine.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The public wrangling.. the biggest visible tension in the so far strongly united response to Russia unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.. was talked down.. both sides of the Atlantic..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>John Kirby</p>\n<p>US National Security Council Spokesman</p>\n<p>To say that this is dividing the Alliance or somehow putting international security at risk in Ukraine because because there's a discussion over tanks is just way over blowing this thing up.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Jens Stoltenberg</p>\n<p>NATO Secretary General</p>\n<p>Consultations among allies will continue and I’m confident that we will have a solution soon</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>But Germany’s speed bumps to arming Ukraine were not new..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Rewind to earlier in war.. Germany Chancellor Olaf Scholz drew President Zelensky’s criticism for lagging other allies in military support..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Since then.. a government realization.. Russia a threat.. not a business partner.. air defense systems and heavy howitzers sent to Ukraine..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The root of Germany’s caution.. public opinion.. a politician’s bell weather.. and is laced with uncomfortable World War Two comparisons..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>MOS Scholz knows that a big, big part of this population is against this war. And they don't want that Germany goes too deep into this war</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>MOS Olaf Scholz is a little bit too hesitant about it, and I think it's a lot more that he could do to, to deliver these tanks</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>When the tanks actually arrive in Ukraine.. still unclear..</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Nic Robertson CNN London</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--MUSIC INFO---</b></p>\n<p></p>

NAME: US CAT 20071011E TAPE: EF07/1216 IN_TIME: 10:04:50:13 DURATION: 00:02:40:21 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: New York, 10 Oct 2007 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Exterior of Madison Square Garden 2. Close up of British Short Hair cat 3. Close up of hand brushing cat's body 4. Mid of cat ringing a bell, UPSOUND (English): "There you go, that's better!" 5. Close up paw on bell 6. Mid of shot cat ringing a bell, UPSOUND (English): "You can't aim unless you see what you're doing. There you go!" 7. Zoom into face of black Persian cat 8. Photographer taking photograph 9. Mid of cat in cage 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Pam DelaBar, president, Cat Fancier's Association: "It's a beauty contest, after all, and you want to present the cat to it's, just it's max, the way that it looks the best. And when that judge turns around, their eye definitely goes to your cat because it's presented so beautifully." 11. Zoom in to face of Russian Blue cat in a lap 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Helene Schneider-Hester, cat owner from Long Island, New York: "He thinks he's the best and he is, he really is. He thinks he's the best above his brothers and sisters, okay? And the only one he looks up to is his father. And another thing is, he'll give you a guilt trip in two second flat if he doesn't get what he wants. Russians are very smart, exceptionally smart." 13. Pan of room full of cats and people 14. Close up of two cats in a cage 15. Close up of cat in a cage 16. Mid of cat clicking computer mouse 17. Zoom into cat on red silken pillow 18. Wide of woman playing with Sphynx cat 19. SOUNDBITE (English) Teri Thorsteinson, cat owner from Virginia: "People think that because these cats don't have any fur that their grooming requirements would be real minimal, but because they don't have any fur, the natural skin oils that make a coat of a regular cat soft and glossy and shiny, they make these cats greasy. They sweat. They start smelling. And so twice a week he gets a bath." 20. Cat walking around a hoop being held by a hand 21. Cat jumping through a hoop being held by a hand, UPSOUND (English): "There you go!" STORYLINE: Cats and their owners arrived at New York City's Madison Square Garden on Wednesday ahead of the two-day Cat Fanciers' Association show. In all 41 breeds of cat will be represented at the show on Friday. Cat owners will be primping and spraying the felines, giving them countless treats in exchange for stunts and poses, and fierce competition in six different rings. The breed ribbons and "best in show" categories are the most coveted prizes. "It's a beauty contest, after all, and you want to present the cat to it's, just it's max. The way that it looks the best. And when that judge turns around, their eye definitely goes to your cat because it's presented so beautifully," explained Pam DelaBar, president of the association. One of the cats being prepared for the show was a Russian Blue from Long Island. "He thinks he's the best and he is, he really is. He thinks he's the best above his brothers and sisters, okay? And the only one he looks up to is his father," explained Helene Schneider-Hester. "Another thing is, he'll give you a guilt trip in two second flat if he doesn't get what he wants. Russians are very smart, exceptionally smart," she added. Teri Thorsteinson, from Virginia, doesn't have to worry about brushing her Sphynx cat. Instead of fur it has peach fuzz, she said. But he needs a bath twice a week. "People think that because these cats don't have any fur that their grooming requirements would be real minimal, but because they don't have any fur, the natural skin oils that make a coat of a regular cat soft and glossy and shiny, they make these cats greasy. They sweat. They start smelling," she explained. One of the highlights of the show is the Feline Agility Competition where cats are coaxed and cajoled over jumps and through tunnels. Hundreds of cats seeking adoption will also be on hand on Friday and Saturday. Keyword animals wacky

TAPE_NUMBER: EF00/1206 IN_TIME: 20:30:44 - 21:33:51 LENGTH: 03:07 SOURCES: All ABC except shots 5-6 = APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: English/Nat XFA With just eleven days to go before American voters hit the polls, both presidential candidates are out hoping to woo swing voters. Texas Governor George W. Bush spent the day in the battleground state of Michigan, while Vice President Al Gore made stops in West Virginia and Pennsylvania. With the presidential race in a dead heat, Republican George W. Bush hit the battleground state of Michigan on Friday, hoping to fire up supporters and win over swing voters in the process. Speaking at a High School in Kalamazoo, he stepped up attacks on his opponent, claiming he supports a bigger and more intrusive federal government and spending programmes that would bust the budget. SOUNDBITE: (English) "The Vice President's targeted tax cuts for the middle classes provides this family not one dime of tax relief. And that is the fundamental difference folks. You see he wants to spend the couples money in Washington and we want the couple to have their own money to spend. He trusts the government we trust the people. He trusts the federal government, we trust you to make the right decision about what to do with your money." SUPER CAPTION: Texas Governor George W. Bush With just eleven days to go, Bush is being helped in his attacks. A mysterious group is also taking aim at Gore, with T-V ads that recall the famous "Daisy" commercial used by President Johnson in 1964 to suggest his opponent might get the nation into a nuclear war. The new advert accuses President Clinton and Gore of giving away nuclear technology to China in exchange for campaign contributions. UPSOUND: (English) "Now under eight years of Clinton/Gore our security has been sold to communist red China in exchange for campaign contributions. If Clinton/Gore are capable of selling our children's security what else are they capable of. Can we take that chance?" SUPER CAPTION: Advertisement Another Republican group began airing pro-Ralph Nader advertisements in states where the Green Party candidate threatens to hurt Al Gore. UPSOUND: (Pro-Nader Ad) "So what's Al Gore's real record? Eight years of principles betrayed and promises broken. Ask Al Gore Why?" At an event in another battleground state - West Virginia - Gore criticized Republicans for what he says are misleading adverts, calling them a desperate tactic to help his opponent. SOUNDBITE: (English) "The other side won't say it to you plainly that they are in it to fight for their special interests, of course not. They fuzz it up like the maths. They try to use all of the special interest contributions to put misleading advertisements on the TV screens to try to make you think that up is down and black is white and outside is inside." SUPER CAPTION: US Vice President Al Gore Later, in Pennsylvania, Gore told Pittsburgh voters that the country won't be dragged back to the days of runaway spending and tax breaks for the rich. Gore also said he's proposing a major tax credit to help fund technology research. SOUNDBITE: (English) Today I am proposing an expansion of tax credits for research and experimentation to the largest level ever. An idea championed by Joe Lieberman in the US senate. Let's make the tax credit for research permanent for the very first time so businesses can count on long term help as they invest and explore. Not just go a year or so at a time into the future." SUPER CAPTION: US Vice President Al Gore President Clinton is expected to hit the campaign trail next week, but the White House says he won't be making any appearances with the Vice President. SHOTLIST: Michigan and West Virginia, USA - October 27, 2000 ABC - Battle Creek, Michigan 1. Various of Bush touring a factory ABC - Kalamazoo, Michigan 2. Wide shot of Bush speaking 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Texas Governor George W. Bush, Republican Presidential Candidate 4. Shot of crowd applauding APTN - Campaign Ads 5. UPSOUND: "Daisy" GOP campaign ad 6. UPSOUND: Nader GOP campaign ad ABC - Charleston, West Virginia 7. Wide shot of Gore at speaking event 8. Shots of crowd 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vice President Al Gore, Democratic Presidential Candidate 10. Wide shot of Gore ABC - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 11. Wide shot of Gore speaking 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vice President Al Gore, Democratic Presidential Candidate 13. Wide shot of Gore?

President George W Bush remarks on Class Action Reform at the Commerce Department. February 9, 2005 RS 20 / X83 / Slugged: 1310 WH CLASS X83 Bush event, Class action reform, Commerce Department 13:29:22 Gutierrez introduced 13:29:31 Bush walks on stage 13:29:39 Bush, MS waves 13:30:08 Thank everyone for coming, bosses come over at the first week, honor to have Prez come over. Someone who's spent time in the business sector 13:30:29 this is the biggest issues facing our economy today.innovators, people trying to make an idea a reality.start becoming risk adverse b/c they think they will be sues 13:30:58 long decisions they've made the right decisions to pas over, first hand I know that this is happening today all over the country, straight to the heart 13:31:21 people who offer and the outcome is that pay increase in growth, so I'm very pleased to tackle head on..introduce to us our leader, pres of the US 13:31:55 MS Bush shakes sec hand 13:32:01 Bush: Carlos, thanks appreciate your service, thanks for agreeing 13:32:21 he's gong to be a great secretary..welcome 13:32:29 I appreciate my friend Hatch joining us, Hatch and Cornan from Texas are leaders in legal reform, congressman from VA with us as well 13:32:56 vital discussion about how to make US the bet place to do business 13:33:05 I want to thank the entrepreneurs, small business owners, people who care about legal reform, thank the panelists, discussion on why we need to do something about class action lawsuits..larger context 13:33:36 lawsuits, makes it difficult to capitol to flow, capital society take risks 13:33:51 better future, want people to support that future 13:34:00 I've called upon Congress in the administration to reform the asbestos litigation issue, media liability reform, cost effective to citizens 13:34:20 legal reform pat of larger agenda economy grow 13:34:29 the country created in Jan news jobs, all progress, support for Congress to keep progress going 13:34:44 legal reform part of strategy for growth, so is a disciplined 13:34:57 submitted budget earlier this week, lean effective and spend money to work..look forward to passing that 13:35:13 it is time for Congress to ..too long and I'm confident we can get it dome, Congress heard msg from people..work for conservation, reusable source of energy, promote clean and safe nuclear power, less dependant on foreign sources of energy To stop the debate and get a bill to my desk to get the US people to respond 13:36:06 open up markets, enforcement mechanism of our trade laws 13:36:17 free trade agreements, like Australia and Singapore 13:36:56 taken on tough task for younger generations to come 13:37:04 some listening closely to debate.2 pts on social security 13:37:15 for those in DC who say no problem: look at facts, don't have enough people to pay into the system for baby boomers, more people receiving benefits over time, those will live longer 13:37:41 this say we've got a problem, a funding problem, fed government has to come up with the money, problem gets worse and worse in 13 yrs.system 13:38:37 longer wait harder to fix problem 13:38:50 if you are near retirement there is enough money, you're in good shape 13:39:01 that's not going to happen, don't care what mailing say you're in good shape, younger workers should be asking what are you going to do to find the problems 13:39:20 and I'm convinced by setting aside partisan politics 13:39:41 were her to talk about class action lawsuit abuse and we've got experts to understand lawsuits 13:39:58 Rep and dem members of the senate working on.call to them is to listen, abut to hear from you. 13:40:20 two people studied the issue, it is important for the country and economy to have a fair answer to this problem 13:40:36 problem is people file suits in a state courthouse, affecting people in other states, often people are unaware if they are getting drug into it 13:40:55 people the lawyers get a lot 13:41:00 so we work with congress to come up with a solution, and it says 13:41:08 my call to the senate is to get the bill done ASAP.and pass the bill on the floor without amendment, pass a clean bill, one that makes sense for American people 13:41:36 asked Walter Delenger to come, University, he was telling me today 13:41:56 I was raised in Texas and the fellow who lived across the street was the baby dr for my brothers 13:42:22 Dr: Mr President, the problem for the economy for 0 yrs, excessive litigation, it's a very large problem 13:42:48 have to get your arms around this problem, can predict what liability, less certainly in the legal system 13:43:07 consumers pay a higher price, priced too high, costs us jobs, no access to the products that they need.need a rule of law, particular problem 13:43:32 rises out of class action, are a valuable devise, need to hold people accountable when their negligence causes injury, need to compensate victims that 13:43:57 Class action started when were there were many people who had same small problem.. 13:44:15 common questions of law, solve whole dispute in one action. 13:44:30 what happened is that these cases kept out to federal courts, even though have real nation implication, multi-state 13:44:52 most state courts run themselves well.few instances where these cases wind up 13:45:07 why do you need a national solution, answer is that all these cases will gravitate, will go where they know the problem is 13:45:27 these are cases, fed courts designed at const. convention 13:45:51 Bush: class action lawsuit, business in states, sued in other court? 13:47:01 understand why remedy is more fair to them, want 13:47:59 Dr: can make decisions, about how that can happen, fed courts more limited, smaller #'s, not one state make laws for the rest of the country.designed to make it 13:48:38 one of the things the framer did, sell products wouldn't get hometown justice 13:48:51 bush: reasonable proposal, why is this fair? Fair b/c 13:49:13 Dr: it allows cases to see under the standards we develop..get into fed court, harmful amendments, he def courts look sat multiple states and say can we fairly try this? 13:49:47 if not then single state, and Penn can't do it from multiple states id you can pick law in one state, or not.hear some telling examples of what's gone wrong when one state makes law for whole country 13:50:24 and we don't get to vote about what happens at other places, a modest measure, moves to the court, system of people getting fair, still class action, used 13:50:47 Bush: Mentioned that they are trying to amend the bill, some trying to weaken the bill, make it not affective, that's why I called for a clean bill. Confident senate will hear that call 13:51:13 move to the house, work together, this is a bill co-sponsors with Rep and Dem. 13:51:32 Commissar 13:51:40 Bush: unusual connection, seems as if you're involved with the law 13:51:51 yes indeed, my job, as state official, in my jurisdiction, to take those by insurance and they are worried about that. 13:52:11 Its difficult to do when too have jurisdiction and ruling that affect my people, one example in New Mexico for separate cases file.violation of fair dealing and charging a small fee for life insurance, policy 13:52:48 premium for that 13:52:56 charge made each of these cases the cost was too high but that the failure to state is a violation of fair game, now I know that the annual percentage rate, there's no loan here 13:53:23 Bush: settle for threat of loss, kinda like a lottery 13:53:41 commissioner: class members all over US, second one settled for 10 million dollars 13:53:59 Bush: slowly but surely filed 13:54:09 Commissioner: 100 off your life insurance you buy from that company, total payout is 40 million dollars and nothing gone to trial, that's the real evil 13:54:35 misleading 13:54:39 Bush: saying that he's doing his job and yet a lawsuit that affects people in DC affects people 13:54:55 commissioner: yes, case in LA Superior Ct,. claiming that company has too much reserves, should give back. What I do is that people who sell insurance have enough reserves 13:55:23 overturned by decision 13:55:30 Bush: Interesting situation, goes back to what Walter talked about.how a fair system ought to work. If I was out there, when the founding fathers talked about decision, we've also got with us Alita. 13:56:24 Got mom up here on stage. 13:56:30 Alita: Long Island, NY 13:56:39 Bush: not everyone know where Qamack is..of course I did. 13:56:51 Alita: First I never believe I would talk to you about my TV set. 13:57:09 Bush: prove that it actually happened 13:57:17 Alita: RCA, back in 1995, almost 2 months later the TV went out..it didn't work, black lines, and fuzz, called company and asked what went on 13:57:43 they said we had to call the cable company.the runaround, we ran a few miles 13:57:57 the company would not say yes, went back and for 2 yrs..progressive tv getting worse 13:58:11 now it's once every day, got to the pt that I said it is the TV 13:58:24 I said how can I get it repaired, and she said you didn't know about the warrantee on the internet, missed it b/c now we're in a lawsuit 13:58:49 got a notice, class action lawsuit, $50 off a brand new tv is participated, last thing I wanted to do was purchase this after it had been that to me 13:59:16 Bush: someone sent you a coupon saying you were part of the lawsuit, glad I wasn't 13:59:40 Alita: why would I want to, knew there was a problem.I was so angry, 14:00:23 Bush; a just society is one that she buys tv, warntee, protection should reward 14:00:39 Alita: consumer of product sent out an ID card 14:00:58 rebate to buy a new tv from them, well as I said Pres, I found out the lawyer who took the case, in Illinois 14:01:19 Bush: More lawsuits in Madison Country, Illinois, that any where else, people filing suits there all the time. 14:01:39 Alita: Lawyer got 22 million dollars, I'm still left with a broken tv, where is the justice in this? 14:02:03 Bush: we're all here b/c we want the system to be fair, economy depends on fair legal system, peoples faith in the system and what we're highlighting here is that the system isn't fair 14:02:32 fair solution that will treat people with respect, and hold people to account without affecting our capacity for our economy.fairness is all we ask for 14:02:55 justice need to be balanced, good people need t help balance those 14:03:04 good senators and congressmen to know that we seek balance 14:03:13 time for congress to do their duty to make our country as good and balanced 14:03:26 honored, that they would explain he need for this in our country 14:03:47 MS Bush shakes hands with panelists

[CAMPAIGN 2000: AL GORE IN QUAD CITIES, IOWA 1345 - 1447] [QUAD CITIES, IA USA] 134335 ms cutaway gore works crowd .. cheers .. he waves (see gore Lieberman signs) .. he goes up on stage and see tipper and Joe and Hadassah Lieberman 134357 ms gores and Lieberman (gore and Lieberman wave have arms around waists and wave) .. push in 134402 ms cutaway al gore and Joe Lieberman wave .. look on smiling tipper . camera follows gore 134407 ms gore and tipper wave .. Joe Lieberman comes in shot with arm around Hadassah Lieberman .. crowd chants: 'GO AL GO' as African American kids march on stage .. some with flags and drums (cheers) 134454 ms cutaway gores and liebermans wave arm in arm going to side then front 134511 ms gores and liebermans .. then they all move to podium (podium has 'www.algore.com) 134531 ms man at mic : thank you ladies and gentlemen for being here .. I'm tom Vilsack governor of Iowa .. governor of Illinois couldn't make it today so here i am .. cheers .. my job to introduce first speaker 134558 we have ticket that puts principle over personality .. puts people over powerful .. cheers 134513 man says : in U.S. senate .. working for Illinois.. midwest .. he's your friend my friend .. all out friends .. senator Dick Durbin .. cheers 134636 ms Durbin (see gore and Lieberman behind) .. my friends so good to be here today .. from great convention in Los Angeles .. cheers .. what contrast we had .. republicans .. met in Philadelphia .. Philadelphia .. city of brotherly love .. some call if home of Benjamin Franklin .. my generation calls it home of American bandstand (laughs) 134704 3 weeks ago Philadelphia. was fantasy land .. those republicans living out of touch with reality .. telling us want to take us back to good old days .. of republicans values .. in quad cities and in Illinois we can remember republicans good old days .. meant in terms of unemployment .. families struggling to get by 134738 reason lane Evans (sp) and i elected to congress to take traditionally republican seat because of good old days .. people had enough .. cheers / claps .. thank goodness news today.. good news about unemployment .. own (homes) .. jobs being created .. new businesses .. these are good news days 134809 if we stop and reflect on past not going into win election.. look to future .. even better news for future .. better news i can see in signs .. out here .. al gore for president .. Joe Lieberman .. cheers / claps 134834 in 1960 .. democrats came home from Los Angeles with new candidate and new challenge .. candidate john Kennedy .. challenge to create new frontier for America .. political burden came down to one state .. one state that made difference .. elected john Fitzgerald Kennedy .. and that state you're standing in .. Illinois.. proud of it 134918 great team in al gore and Joe Lieberman.. new challenge.. again burden comes down to state of Illinois an state of Iowa // Illinois an Iowa are fired up.. Illinois an Iowa are ready for this election.. Illinois an Iowa win election with your help 134954 man who's going to lead us into . my pal .. from first days of congress. get a man .. great marine .. let me introduce lane Evans .. cheers / claps .. 2 men shake and gore and Lieberman behind stand and clap 135023 Evans (crowd shouts GO LANE GO .. gore and Lieberman) says: i may not be the fastest .. but i know which direction to go .. cheers .. claps 135055 i want to thank senator dick Durbin .. been good friend to me and my family.. all western Illinois . we stand here of stone's throw of rock island arsenal.. fought to keep it open .. proud of bipartisan effort to keep it open.. committed to fight like hell .. laps 135132 al gore a veteran.. joined services during Vietnam war ..claps .. at height of that war .. credence Clearwater revival had song 'fortunate son' about few sons of senators an congressmen served in war. al gore a son .. but served in.. war . he could have used father's considerable clout (to not serve) . al gore refused to . what a gore refused 135220 with al gore and Joe Lieberman we will have president and vice president who stand up for veterans .. i look forward to working with them in congress .. as chairman of veterans affairs committee .. cheers / claps 135242 we are here in those location .. emphasize work we have done in this community . 4 or 5 years ago . nobody here... we have turned this around,. what democratic policies have done . claps 135314 also produced for sterling Illinois .. $170 million .. federal funds used to revitalize steel plant in sterling and rock falls .. that is democratic 135335 health care system not working for 44 million .. friends families ..we must help them .. why i will fight so everyone has access to affordable health care. my opponent does not want to make HMOs accountable for actions .. when i am reelected work to hold HMOs accountable.. and make sure you and your doctors make decision .. laps 135418 want to put 100,00 new teachers in classrooms .. repair dilapidated schools.. provide young people with same opportunity i had .. used GI bill .. we don't have same kind of programs as I did .. make sure young people 135453 my opponent called for elimination of dept. of education .. he denied that .. i brought tin secretary. of education so could hear about our problems ..claps.. cheers .. family farmers hurting.. working for non-profit institutions.. help them by making ethanol.. cheaper cleaner .. when reelected continue to be voice for agriculture (claps) .. i face difficult reelection campaign this November 135547 my opponent attempting to make adage 3 times charm .. (audience chants no) .. i would say been there done that and we are never going back .. my opponent for tax cut for wealthy at expense of working families .. not what i stand for .. my opponent does not even want us to have minimum wage period 135630 my opponent doesn't think should strengthen environmental protection .. mark .. you just don't measure up .. my opponent saying .. I'm out of touch with district (audience chants no away) .. he must have low idea of people .. after 18 years .. I'd fool you .. 135710 (tell) you all are there is to know about me .. Hadassah Lieberman knows about American dream and American promise .. lived it .. her parents survived horrors of holocaust .. 135745 like millions of others believes in blessings of country .. she stands for every family in country .. in every walk of life .. claps .. cheers (he went to catholic school .. studied old testament .. Hadassah a Greek term .. means myrtle tree symbol of victory as well) .. Hadassah at mic 135837 ms Hadassah (see Lieberman and gore behind) at mic .. says: thank you so much for beautiful introduction .. how honored and proud i sincerely am to be standing here with my husband because of al and tipper gore .. we're together .. tell whole country how we're going to be there for you in November 135905 we are so lucky that tipper and al most wonderful friends .. helping us adjust to whole wonderful dream .. fantasy .. my thanks to you .. love to you .. sincere gratitude .. introduce most wonderful friend and someone who's going to be best first lady .. tipper gore 135940 ms tipper and Hadassah hug .. cheers 135943 tipper at mic: thank you very much ... (she waves) hello everybody good morning .. thank you for coming out .. wonderful to campaign with you .. friends .. Hadassah and Joe Lieberman .. known them for 15 years ..so excited about opportunity to serve you .. delighted .. great honor and pleasure to introduce to you senator from Conn. .. courage and conviction .. make all us proud .. next vice president senator Joe Lieberman 140037 ms Joe Lieberman and tipper hug before he takes mic 140038 Lieberman waves .. and says: thank you (see gore behind clapping and tipper .. crowd chants 'GO AL GO' 140057 Lieberman: i love it i could get used to it .. you all know yesterday was tipper's birthday .. happy birthday tipper .. i don't know if her natural genes or living with al but she looks younger and younger every day (see tipper smiling and audience cheers tipper blows him kiss) 140120 great to be here with Vilsap .. dear buddy and colleague dick Durbin .. quad cities .. look out great day .. 140146 is America a great country or what (what said during convention speech) .. i might add .. did al gore give great speech or what .. will tipper gore make great first lady of united states .. will Hadassah Lieberman make great second lady .. cheers 140226 been extraordinary 2 weeks for my family and me .. you know for 200 years Americans traveled waterways like Mississippi to find place and make better life .. Hadassah's parents and my grandparents came across different body of water 140258 grandparents came to country early in century .. believed here in America accepted for who they were .. freedom of religion .. Hadassah's mother .. literally saved by greatest generation of American GIs .. god bless them keep them strong .. 1949 her parents decided to escape communism .. welcomed here 140347 own dad spent some time in orphanage .. went to work on bakery truck .. saw me become first member of my family to graduate from college .. fact we are standing on this stage .. testament to goodness and guts of al gore .. power of American dream .. cheers 140420 al and i running for white house .. want to make same dream .. for every child .. in America .. dick Durbin said it .. our opponents trying to fuzz over differences between 2 parties like to say not much (different) in last 8 years 140448 you and i remember what like 8 years ago .. most of real people i talk to tell me their lives heck of a lot better .. than was 8 years ago .. (claps) .. we're proud of past but this election about future 140511 our opponents are decent likable people .. not saying anything about them personally .. lately trying to convince America lot like us .. to say they're like us .. is to say veterinarian and taxidermist in same business because each way you get dog back .. cheers 140545 difference is .. stand for you ..fighting for middle class families.. rebuild school .. honor those who teach .. medicare .. pay off debt .. cut taxes for middle class families .. America worked too hard to build .. to squander success .. (claps) 140629 one example of differences between these 2 tickets .. health care.. good thing .. talking about health care .. in teas 1.4 million children do not have health insurance .. Texas leads nation in percentage of residents uninsured .. and next to last for health care for women .. 140704 in 6 years most our opponent done on subject of health care .. is give 2 speeches on subject .. governor bush likes to say when we point out these facts .. truman said giving hell .. I'm just giving truth .. governor bush likes to say don't mess with Texas 140732 from what I've heard from many friends down there when comes to health care it's a mess in Texas .. proud to stand here with man who understands health care one of important challenges .. been friend of al's for 15 years .. knew him as man of family and faith 140809 even shared moments of prayer .. al gore .. courage .. conviction .. volunteered for Vietnam .. values .. al and tipper gore led crusade to renew moral center of country .. 140840 as he said last week .. after 15 years i can tell you truth he stands here today as his own man (cheers claps) 140858 you know he also stands here as your man he will fight on your side .. my friend .. my running mate .. next president .. al gore (gore gets up) 140920 ms as Lieberman and gore hug 140925 ms gore at mic: i thank you .. want to thank Joe Lieberman for wonderful introduction .. thank all of you for coming out of extraordinary gathering .. remember this .. we've been on riverboat called mark twain .. heading south to Hannibal Missouri .. came in last night to Clinton Iowa .. close to midnight but thousands of people there .. had great time celebrating tipper's birthday .. cake everywhere .. 141037 don't i have good running mate (audience yells yes) .. Joe and i both served with dick Durbin in senate .. a class act .. fight for you .. right thing .. lane Evans and i joined .. starting veterans .. caucus .. couldn't have in better hands than new chairman lane Evans.. need your help to make sure he's reelected .. to Vilsap .. to all people from Iowa here .. thank you (thanks more) 141150 every 2 years other side makes run at lane .. families in area (support lane) .. 2 years ago tried to slip up on him .. got up ahead of team ..then lane's friends got energized mobilized .. remember looking at newspapers .. i saw quotation from campaign manager of fellow running against lane 141234 fellars' campaign manager .. grumbling .. about what lane's friends all done .. said saw man in .. pajamas .. (audience yells yes) .. tells me thank you friends of lane Evans for making sure we do right thing .. thank metro youth .. .. we're proud of you .. this election about you 141320 there's lot at stake we talked about it in Los Angeles .. talking about in Miss. .. stakes never higher .. saw 8 years ago .. kind of approach others side proposing 141343 high unemployment deficits 300 billion dollars a year .. higher interest rates .. things not good .. you gave bill Clinton and me chance to turn around 141359 8 years ago later .. biggest surpluses .. tripling of stock market .. 22 million news jobs .. strongest economy in history of U.S. .. we need to keep going .. (crowd yells GO AL GO) .. i appreciate that 141437 we've got lot more work to do .. election not award for past performance .. I'm asking you to vote for me on basis of stronger fairer economy we can build together .. i need your help to do right thing for working families .. talk to you about health care .. 141514 with surpluses i think we need to look first to working .. middle class families .. don't care what statistics show .. my focus on families having trouble paying home payments car payment .. send kids to school .. why need tax cuts for middle (income) 141549 i want to make college tuition mostly tax deductible .. need better child care .. make possible if couple decides on .. want one parent to stay home .. ought to (be able to do so) 141615 need after-school programs .. recognize lot of good jobs opening up .. require new training .. lot of businesses now .. job training .. new equipment .. new machinery .. can't find people with education levels .. well our country best country in world so we need best schools in world and make them top priority .. 141700 time to start treating teachers like professionals they are .. cheers .. and give them smaller class size 141711 more training and professional development .. modernize schools .. i went to high school in davenport .. had to use pulley system to get .. up to third floor .. under tom Vilsap's leadership being modernized .. we've got to modernize schools .. universal high quality preschools 141800 I'll tell you this will not go along for big tax cut for wealthy .. that hurts economy in process 141818 mine's first generation with more parents than children .. tipper's mother lives with us .. mine needs round clock (care) 141838 making sure social security stays strong .. will veto anything that takes money out of social security except for social security (sounds hoarse) .. will not go along with plan that (diverts money from social security) .. or largely privatize social security 141909 about health care .. got serious problems .. go to fix them without undermining good things .. 44 million American who don't have health insurance .. that's 15% .. 85% do have health insurance .. lot of them aren't getting what paid for .. need better .. i want to make some improvements .. step by step toward universal health insurance for every person starting with every child by 2004 .. claps 141953 but then lets recognize seniors .. (asks how many have prescriptions bills more than $200 a month) .. you could find some people have very high bills .. when people have bills more than social security checks .. wrong for our country to put seniors .. won WWII .. in situation where have to choose (between what bill to pay) 142038 drug companies have biggest profit of any industry in America .. I'm for prescription drug benefit.. I'll fight for it .. claps .. if you entrust me with presidency I'll make it happen 142057 my opponent against tit .. why is that .. ask other side .. i know this drug companies don't want prescription drug benefit under medicare program .. seniors charged higher .. Joe talking about that .. you could go to veterinarian and get same drugs (charge less) .. enough power to dictate one price for seniors and a lower price for owners of cats and dogs 142147 drug companies don't want medicare involved in it .. worried bring drug prices down .. need to (lower) .. claps .. ill be like harry truman just tell them truth and just think it's hell 142219 other big change in health care system .. got situation where you go to doctor .. and doctor says you need this treatment .. specialist .. then some bean counter behind computer terminal who doesn't have license to practice medicine .. overrules doctor because HMO doesn't want to sell out (even though paying premium) 142255 why we need patients' bill of rights in this country .. claps 142306 in Los Angeles last Thursday i used example that crystallizes this deal .. family came to see me outside Seattle .. their son Ian malone .. (son) suffered birth defect .. need nurse and HMO did not want to pay bills doctor said necessary 142349 then spokesperson for HMO told couple should consider giving baby son up for adoptions .. then taxpayers pick up .. they told their story in public and then HMO embarrassed .. no family in America should have to go to television to get treatment for child that doctor said necessary 142433 story about doctor in Michigan .. patient came in to emergency room went into cardiac arrest .. heart stopped .. with defibrillator .. got heart (working) .. HMO refused to pay (bill) said not emergency 142515 why we need health care patients bill of rights are you with me .. time to raise minimum wage $1 an hour .. get rid of permanent striker replacement .. cheers claps 142540 get rid of old prejudices .. no time .. one country one nation pass hate crimes law and enforce civil laws 142604 i look out over crowd and see way back there .. what i see are people who want best for families .. talked with woman .. (bell view) .. she said this .. make it better for my kids .. cheers claps 142640 i want to make it better for your kids and for you .. don't let anybody tell you it doesn't make a difference .. presidency has responsibility to work not just for people of one state .. not just for wealthy work for all people .. lift them up so never left behind .. claps 142720 **if you entrust me with presidency know i won't be most exciting politician but won't ever let you down 142733 I'll pick hard right over easy wrong i need your help i need your votes .. cheers claps 142746 especially for young people .. as i ask for vote enthusiasm ask you for one thing more .. something that's hard for you to give .. that is willingness to open hearts and allow hearts to believe we can do right thing and be better for it .. been through lot .. had problems .. challenges .. had to bind our people together 142833 we've made mistakes had to correct them and get over them .. every generation men and women willing to push past (disappointment) .. to lift up right .. do what's best for future generations .. for families .. stand up for middle class .. let yourself believe I'm standing up here without ulterior motive .. i want to fight for you .. for your families 142917 ms gore waves after speech .. crowd cheers .. pull out (see tipper Hadassah and Joe Lieberman) 142925 **ms gore and Lieberman wave together .. tipper by side (confetti flies in air) 142931 ms cutaway liebermans and gores give group wave 142950 ** Lieberman and al give thumbs up sign .. tipper and Hadassah nearby (tipper takes photo) 143012 ms Lieberman and gore wave then head down to work crowd 143032 ws cutaway gore in crowd .. push in as he dances .. he glad hands (girl in shot for bit) 143046 ms cutaway .pull out 143506 poor shot camera in way 143528 ws gore works crowd (see 'Evans for congress' sign) .. push in 143540 ms cutaway gore works crowd .. pull back push in and back 143824 ws (unusable) .. push in 143909 ms cutaway gore energized walks back onstage 143914 ms gore on stage .. pan to follow him as he walks and waves (see lot of 'firefighters for gore' signs) then he goes back to floor level 143949 ms cutaway gore glad hands (some 'NEA' and 'firefighter' signs supporting gore) (see tipper Hadassah and Lieberman briefly) .. gore walks to side .. pull back 144321 ws from back of press .. pan (see buses) .. push in on bus and press outside 144449 ws cutaway (poor shot) of gore waving before going on bus) pan and pull back 144530 ws people outside bus area 144751 hash

[CAMPAIGN 2000: AL GORE IN QUAD CITIES, IOWA 1345 - 1447] [QUAD CITIES, IA USA] 134335 ms cutaway gore works crowd .. cheers .. he waves (see gore Lieberman signs) .. he goes up on stage and see tipper and Joe and Hadassah Lieberman 134357 ms gores and Lieberman (gore and Lieberman wave have arms around waists and wave) .. push in 134402 ms cutaway al gore and Joe Lieberman wave .. look on smiling tipper . camera follows gore 134407 ms gore and tipper wave .. Joe Lieberman comes in shot with arm around Hadassah Lieberman .. crowd chants: 'GO AL GO' as African American kids march on stage .. some with flags and drums (cheers) 134454 ms cutaway gores and liebermans wave arm in arm going to side then front 134511 ms gores and liebermans .. then they all move to podium (podium has 'www.algore.com) 134531 ms man at mic : thank you ladies and gentlemen for being here .. I'm tom Vilsack governor of Iowa .. governor of Illinois couldn't make it today so here i am .. cheers .. my job to introduce first speaker 134558 we have ticket that puts principle over personality .. puts people over powerful .. cheers 134513 man says : in U.S. senate .. working for Illinois.. midwest .. he's your friend my friend .. all out friends .. senator Dick Durbin .. cheers 134636 ms Durbin (see gore and Lieberman behind) .. my friends so good to be here today .. from great convention in Los Angeles .. cheers .. what contrast we had .. republicans .. met in Philadelphia .. Philadelphia .. city of brotherly love .. some call if home of Benjamin Franklin .. my generation calls it home of American bandstand (laughs) 134704 3 weeks ago Philadelphia. was fantasy land .. those republicans living out of touch with reality .. telling us want to take us back to good old days .. of republicans values .. in quad cities and in Illinois we can remember republicans good old days .. meant in terms of unemployment .. families struggling to get by 134738 reason lane Evans (sp) and i elected to congress to take traditionally republican seat because of good old days .. people had enough .. cheers / claps .. thank goodness news today.. good news about unemployment .. own (homes) .. jobs being created .. new businesses .. these are good news days 134809 if we stop and reflect on past not going into win election.. look to future .. even better news for future .. better news i can see in signs .. out here .. al gore for president .. Joe Lieberman .. cheers / claps 134834 in 1960 .. democrats came home from Los Angeles with new candidate and new challenge .. candidate john Kennedy .. challenge to create new frontier for America .. political burden came down to one state .. one state that made difference .. elected john Fitzgerald Kennedy .. and that state you're standing in .. Illinois.. proud of it 134918 great team in al gore and Joe Lieberman.. new challenge.. again burden comes down to state of Illinois an state of Iowa // Illinois an Iowa are fired up.. Illinois an Iowa are ready for this election.. Illinois an Iowa win election with your help 134954 man who's going to lead us into . my pal .. from first days of congress. get a man .. great marine .. let me introduce lane Evans .. cheers / claps .. 2 men shake and gore and Lieberman behind stand and clap 135023 Evans (crowd shouts GO LANE GO .. gore and Lieberman) says: i may not be the fastest .. but i know which direction to go .. cheers .. claps 135055 i want to thank senator dick Durbin .. been good friend to me and my family.. all western Illinois . we stand here of stone's throw of rock island arsenal.. fought to keep it open .. proud of bipartisan effort to keep it open.. committed to fight like hell .. laps 135132 al gore a veteran.. joined services during Vietnam war ..claps .. at height of that war .. credence Clearwater revival had song 'fortunate son' about few sons of senators an congressmen served in war. al gore a son .. but served in.. war . he could have used father's considerable clout (to not serve) . al gore refused to . what a gore refused 135220 with al gore and Joe Lieberman we will have president and vice president who stand up for veterans .. i look forward to working with them in congress .. as chairman of veterans affairs committee .. cheers / claps 135242 we are here in those location .. emphasize work we have done in this community . 4 or 5 years ago . nobody here... we have turned this around,. what democratic policies have done . claps 135314 also produced for sterling Illinois .. $170 million .. federal funds used to revitalize steel plant in sterling and rock falls .. that is democratic 135335 health care system not working for 44 million .. friends families ..we must help them .. why i will fight so everyone has access to affordable health care. my opponent does not want to make HMOs accountable for actions .. when i am reelected work to hold HMOs accountable.. and make sure you and your doctors make decision .. laps 135418 want to put 100,00 new teachers in classrooms .. repair dilapidated schools.. provide young people with same opportunity i had .. used GI bill .. we don't have same kind of programs as I did .. make sure young people 135453 my opponent called for elimination of dept. of education .. he denied that .. i brought tin secretary. of education so could hear about our problems ..claps.. cheers .. family farmers hurting.. working for non-profit institutions.. help them by making ethanol.. cheaper cleaner .. when reelected continue to be voice for agriculture (claps) .. i face difficult reelection campaign this November 135547 my opponent attempting to make adage 3 times charm .. (audience chants no) .. i would say been there done that and we are never going back .. my opponent for tax cut for wealthy at expense of working families .. not what i stand for .. my opponent does not even want us to have minimum wage period 135630 my opponent doesn't think should strengthen environmental protection .. mark .. you just don't measure up .. my opponent saying .. I'm out of touch with district (audience chants no away) .. he must have low idea of people .. after 18 years .. I'd fool you .. 135710 (tell) you all are there is to know about me .. Hadassah Lieberman knows about American dream and American promise .. lived it .. her parents survived horrors of holocaust .. 135745 like millions of others believes in blessings of country .. she stands for every family in country .. in every walk of life .. claps .. cheers (he went to catholic school .. studied old testament .. Hadassah a Greek term .. means myrtle tree symbol of victory as well) .. Hadassah at mic 135837 ms Hadassah (see Lieberman and gore behind) at mic .. says: thank you so much for beautiful introduction .. how honored and proud i sincerely am to be standing here with my husband because of al and tipper gore .. we're together .. tell whole country how we're going to be there for you in November 135905 we are so lucky that tipper and al most wonderful friends .. helping us adjust to whole wonderful dream .. fantasy .. my thanks to you .. love to you .. sincere gratitude .. introduce most wonderful friend and someone who's going to be best first lady .. tipper gore 135940 ms tipper and Hadassah hug .. cheers 135943 tipper at mic: thank you very much ... (she waves) hello everybody good morning .. thank you for coming out .. wonderful to campaign with you .. friends .. Hadassah and Joe Lieberman .. known them for 15 years ..so excited about opportunity to serve you .. delighted .. great honor and pleasure to introduce to you senator from Conn. .. courage and conviction .. make all us proud .. next vice president senator Joe Lieberman 140037 ms Joe Lieberman and tipper hug before he takes mic 140038 Lieberman waves .. and says: thank you (see gore behind clapping and tipper .. crowd chants 'GO AL GO' 140057 Lieberman: i love it i could get used to it .. you all know yesterday was tipper's birthday .. happy birthday tipper .. i don't know if her natural genes or living with al but she looks younger and younger every day (see tipper smiling and audience cheers tipper blows him kiss) 140120 great to be here with Vilsap .. dear buddy and colleague dick Durbin .. quad cities .. look out great day .. 140146 is America a great country or what (what said during convention speech) .. i might add .. did al gore give great speech or what .. will tipper gore make great first lady of united states .. will Hadassah Lieberman make great second lady .. cheers 140226 been extraordinary 2 weeks for my family and me .. you know for 200 years Americans traveled waterways like Mississippi to find place and make better life .. Hadassah's parents and my grandparents came across different body of water 140258 grandparents came to country early in century .. believed here in America accepted for who they were .. freedom of religion .. Hadassah's mother .. literally saved by greatest generation of American GIs .. god bless them keep them strong .. 1949 her parents decided to escape communism .. welcomed here 140347 own dad spent some time in orphanage .. went to work on bakery truck .. saw me become first member of my family to graduate from college .. fact we are standing on this stage .. testament to goodness and guts of al gore .. power of American dream .. cheers 140420 al and i running for white house .. want to make same dream .. for every child .. in America .. dick Durbin said it .. our opponents trying to fuzz over differences between 2 parties like to say not much (different) in last 8 years 140448 you and i remember what like 8 years ago .. most of real people i talk to tell me their lives heck of a lot better .. than was 8 years ago .. (claps) .. we're proud of past but this election about future 140511 our opponents are decent likable people .. not saying anything about them personally .. lately trying to convince America lot like us .. to say they're like us .. is to say veterinarian and taxidermist in same business because each way you get dog back .. cheers 140545 difference is .. stand for you ..fighting for middle class families.. rebuild school .. honor those who teach .. medicare .. pay off debt .. cut taxes for middle class families .. America worked too hard to build .. to squander success .. (claps) 140629 one example of differences between these 2 tickets .. health care.. good thing .. talking about health care .. in teas 1.4 million children do not have health insurance .. Texas leads nation in percentage of residents uninsured .. and next to last for health care for women .. 140704 in 6 years most our opponent done on subject of health care .. is give 2 speeches on subject .. governor bush likes to say when we point out these facts .. truman said giving hell .. I'm just giving truth .. governor bush likes to say don't mess with Texas 140732 from what I've heard from many friends down there when comes to health care it's a mess in Texas .. proud to stand here with man who understands health care one of important challenges .. been friend of al's for 15 years .. knew him as man of family and faith 140809 even shared moments of prayer .. al gore .. courage .. conviction .. volunteered for Vietnam .. values .. al and tipper gore led crusade to renew moral center of country .. 140840 as he said last week .. after 15 years i can tell you truth he stands here today as his own man (cheers claps) 140858 you know he also stands here as your man he will fight on your side .. my friend .. my running mate .. next president .. al gore (gore gets up) 140920 ms as Lieberman and gore hug 140925 ms gore at mic: i thank you .. want to thank Joe Lieberman for wonderful introduction .. thank all of you for coming out of extraordinary gathering .. remember this .. we've been on riverboat called mark twain .. heading south to Hannibal Missouri .. came in last night to Clinton Iowa .. close to midnight but thousands of people there .. had great time celebrating tipper's birthday .. cake everywhere .. 141037 don't i have good running mate (audience yells yes) .. Joe and i both served with dick Durbin in senate .. a class act .. fight for you .. right thing .. lane Evans and i joined .. starting veterans .. caucus .. couldn't have in better hands than new chairman lane Evans.. need your help to make sure he's reelected .. to Vilsap .. to all people from Iowa here .. thank you (thanks more) 141150 every 2 years other side makes run at lane .. families in area (support lane) .. 2 years ago tried to slip up on him .. got up ahead of team ..then lane's friends got energized mobilized .. remember looking at newspapers .. i saw quotation from campaign manager of fellow running against lane 141234 fellars' campaign manager .. grumbling .. about what lane's friends all done .. said saw man in .. pajamas .. (audience yells yes) .. tells me thank you friends of lane Evans for making sure we do right thing .. thank metro youth .. .. we're proud of you .. this election about you 141320 there's lot at stake we talked about it in Los Angeles .. talking about in Miss. .. stakes never higher .. saw 8 years ago .. kind of approach others side proposing 141343 high unemployment deficits 300 billion dollars a year .. higher interest rates .. things not good .. you gave bill Clinton and me chance to turn around 141359 8 years ago later .. biggest surpluses .. tripling of stock market .. 22 million news jobs .. strongest economy in history of U.S. .. we need to keep going .. (crowd yells GO AL GO) .. i appreciate that 141437 we've got lot more work to do .. election not award for past performance .. I'm asking you to vote for me on basis of stronger fairer economy we can build together .. i need your help to do right thing for working families .. talk to you about health care .. 141514 with surpluses i think we need to look first to working .. middle class families .. don't care what statistics show .. my focus on families having trouble paying home payments car payment .. send kids to school .. why need tax cuts for middle (income) 141549 i want to make college tuition mostly tax deductible .. need better child care .. make possible if couple decides on .. want one parent to stay home .. ought to (be able to do so) 141615 need after-school programs .. recognize lot of good jobs opening up .. require new training .. lot of businesses now .. job training .. new equipment .. new machinery .. can't find people with education levels .. well our country best country in world so we need best schools in world and make them top priority .. 141700 time to start treating teachers like professionals they are .. cheers .. and give them smaller class size 141711 more training and professional development .. modernize schools .. i went to high school in davenport .. had to use pulley system to get .. up to third floor .. under tom Vilsap's leadership being modernized .. we've got to modernize schools .. universal high quality preschools 141800 I'll tell you this will not go along for big tax cut for wealthy .. that hurts economy in process 141818 mine's first generation with more parents than children .. tipper's mother lives with us .. mine needs round clock (care) 141838 making sure social security stays strong .. will veto anything that takes money out of social security except for social security (sounds hoarse) .. will not go along with plan that (diverts money from social security) .. or largely privatize social security 141909 about health care .. got serious problems .. go to fix them without undermining good things .. 44 million American who don't have health insurance .. that's 15% .. 85% do have health insurance .. lot of them aren't getting what paid for .. need better .. i want to make some improvements .. step by step toward universal health insurance for every person starting with every child by 2004 .. claps 141953 but then lets recognize seniors .. (asks how many have prescriptions bills more than $200 a month) .. you could find some people have very high bills .. when people have bills more than social security checks .. wrong for our country to put seniors .. won WWII .. in situation where have to choose (between what bill to pay) 142038 drug companies have biggest profit of any industry in America .. I'm for prescription drug benefit.. I'll fight for it .. claps .. if you entrust me with presidency I'll make it happen 142057 my opponent against tit .. why is that .. ask other side .. i know this drug companies don't want prescription drug benefit under medicare program .. seniors charged higher .. Joe talking about that .. you could go to veterinarian and get same drugs (charge less) .. enough power to dictate one price for seniors and a lower price for owners of cats and dogs 142147 drug companies don't want medicare involved in it .. worried bring drug prices down .. need to (lower) .. claps .. ill be like harry truman just tell them truth and just think it's hell 142219 other big change in health care system .. got situation where you go to doctor .. and doctor says you need this treatment .. specialist .. then some bean counter behind computer terminal who doesn't have license to practice medicine .. overrules doctor because HMO doesn't want to sell out (even though paying premium) 142255 why we need patients' bill of rights in this country .. claps 142306 in Los Angeles last Thursday i used example that crystallizes this deal .. family came to see me outside Seattle .. their son Ian malone .. (son) suffered birth defect .. need nurse and HMO did not want to pay bills doctor said necessary 142349 then spokesperson for HMO told couple should consider giving baby son up for adoptions .. then taxpayers pick up .. they told their story in public and then HMO embarrassed .. no family in America should have to go to television to get treatment for child that doctor said necessary 142433 story about doctor in Michigan .. patient came in to emergency room went into cardiac arrest .. heart stopped .. with defibrillator .. got heart (working) .. HMO refused to pay (bill) said not emergency 142515 why we need health care patients bill of rights are you with me .. time to raise minimum wage $1 an hour .. get rid of permanent striker replacement .. cheers claps 142540 get rid of old prejudices .. no time .. one country one nation pass hate crimes law and enforce civil laws 142604 i look out over crowd and see way back there .. what i see are people who want best for families .. talked with woman .. (bell view) .. she said this .. make it better for my kids .. cheers claps 142640 i want to make it better for your kids and for you .. don't let anybody tell you it doesn't make a difference .. presidency has responsibility to work not just for people of one state .. not just for wealthy work for all people .. lift them up so never left behind .. claps 142720 **if you entrust me with presidency know i won't be most exciting politician but won't ever let you down 142733 I'll pick hard right over easy wrong i need your help i need your votes .. cheers claps 142746 especially for young people .. as i ask for vote enthusiasm ask you for one thing more .. something that's hard for you to give .. that is willingness to open hearts and allow hearts to believe we can do right thing and be better for it .. been through lot .. had problems .. challenges .. had to bind our people together 142833 we've made mistakes had to correct them and get over them .. every generation men and women willing to push past (disappointment) .. to lift up right .. do what's best for future generations .. for families .. stand up for middle class .. let yourself believe I'm standing up here without ulterior motive .. i want to fight for you .. for your families 142917 ms gore waves after speech .. crowd cheers .. pull out (see tipper Hadassah and Joe Lieberman) 142925 **ms gore and Lieberman wave together .. tipper by side (confetti flies in air) 142931 ms cutaway liebermans and gores give group wave 142950 ** Lieberman and al give thumbs up sign .. tipper and Hadassah nearby (tipper takes photo) 143012 ms Lieberman and gore wave then head down to work crowd 143032 ws cutaway gore in crowd .. push in as he dances .. he glad hands (girl in shot for bit) 143046 ms cutaway .pull out 143506 poor shot camera in way 143528 ws gore works crowd (see 'Evans for congress' sign) .. push in 143540 ms cutaway gore works crowd .. pull back push in and back 143824 ws (unusable) .. push in 143909 ms cutaway gore energized walks back onstage 143914 ms gore on stage .. pan to follow him as he walks and waves (see lot of 'firefighters for gore' signs) then he goes back to floor level 143949 ms cutaway gore glad hands (some 'NEA' and 'firefighter' signs supporting gore) (see tipper Hadassah and Lieberman briefly) .. gore walks to side .. pull back 144321 ws from back of press .. pan (see buses) .. push in on bus and press outside 144449 ws cutaway (poor shot) of gore waving before going on bus) pan and pull back 144530 ws people outside bus area 144751 hash

[CAMPAIGN 2000: AL GORE IN QUAD CITIES, IOWA 1345 - 1447] [QUAD CITIES, IA USA] 134335 ms cutaway gore works crowd .. cheers .. he waves (see gore Lieberman signs) .. he goes up on stage and see tipper and Joe and Hadassah Lieberman 134357 ms gores and Lieberman (gore and Lieberman wave have arms around waists and wave) .. push in 134402 ms cutaway al gore and Joe Lieberman wave .. look on smiling tipper . camera follows gore 134407 ms gore and tipper wave .. Joe Lieberman comes in shot with arm around Hadassah Lieberman .. crowd chants: 'GO AL GO' as African American kids march on stage .. some with flags and drums (cheers) 134454 ms cutaway gores and liebermans wave arm in arm going to side then front 134511 ms gores and liebermans .. then they all move to podium (podium has 'www.algore.com) 134531 ms man at mic : thank you ladies and gentlemen for being here .. I'm tom Vilsack governor of Iowa .. governor of Illinois couldn't make it today so here i am .. cheers .. my job to introduce first speaker 134558 we have ticket that puts principle over personality .. puts people over powerful .. cheers 134513 man says : in U.S. senate .. working for Illinois.. midwest .. he's your friend my friend .. all out friends .. senator Dick Durbin .. cheers 134636 ms Durbin (see gore and Lieberman behind) .. my friends so good to be here today .. from great convention in Los Angeles .. cheers .. what contrast we had .. republicans .. met in Philadelphia .. Philadelphia .. city of brotherly love .. some call if home of Benjamin Franklin .. my generation calls it home of American bandstand (laughs) 134704 3 weeks ago Philadelphia. was fantasy land .. those republicans living out of touch with reality .. telling us want to take us back to good old days .. of republicans values .. in quad cities and in Illinois we can remember republicans good old days .. meant in terms of unemployment .. families struggling to get by 134738 reason lane Evans (sp) and i elected to congress to take traditionally republican seat because of good old days .. people had enough .. cheers / claps .. thank goodness news today.. good news about unemployment .. own (homes) .. jobs being created .. new businesses .. these are good news days 134809 if we stop and reflect on past not going into win election.. look to future .. even better news for future .. better news i can see in signs .. out here .. al gore for president .. Joe Lieberman .. cheers / claps 134834 in 1960 .. democrats came home from Los Angeles with new candidate and new challenge .. candidate john Kennedy .. challenge to create new frontier for America .. political burden came down to one state .. one state that made difference .. elected john Fitzgerald Kennedy .. and that state you're standing in .. Illinois.. proud of it 134918 great team in al gore and Joe Lieberman.. new challenge.. again burden comes down to state of Illinois an state of Iowa // Illinois an Iowa are fired up.. Illinois an Iowa are ready for this election.. Illinois an Iowa win election with your help 134954 man who's going to lead us into . my pal .. from first days of congress. get a man .. great marine .. let me introduce lane Evans .. cheers / claps .. 2 men shake and gore and Lieberman behind stand and clap 135023 Evans (crowd shouts GO LANE GO .. gore and Lieberman) says: i may not be the fastest .. but i know which direction to go .. cheers .. claps 135055 i want to thank senator dick Durbin .. been good friend to me and my family.. all western Illinois . we stand here of stone's throw of rock island arsenal.. fought to keep it open .. proud of bipartisan effort to keep it open.. committed to fight like hell .. laps 135132 al gore a veteran.. joined services during Vietnam war ..claps .. at height of that war .. credence Clearwater revival had song 'fortunate son' about few sons of senators an congressmen served in war. al gore a son .. but served in.. war . he could have used father's considerable clout (to not serve) . al gore refused to . what a gore refused 135220 with al gore and Joe Lieberman we will have president and vice president who stand up for veterans .. i look forward to working with them in congress .. as chairman of veterans affairs committee .. cheers / claps 135242 we are here in those location .. emphasize work we have done in this community . 4 or 5 years ago . nobody here... we have turned this around,. what democratic policies have done . claps 135314 also produced for sterling Illinois .. $170 million .. federal funds used to revitalize steel plant in sterling and rock falls .. that is democratic 135335 health care system not working for 44 million .. friends families ..we must help them .. why i will fight so everyone has access to affordable health care. my opponent does not want to make HMOs accountable for actions .. when i am reelected work to hold HMOs accountable.. and make sure you and your doctors make decision .. laps 135418 want to put 100,00 new teachers in classrooms .. repair dilapidated schools.. provide young people with same opportunity i had .. used GI bill .. we don't have same kind of programs as I did .. make sure young people 135453 my opponent called for elimination of dept. of education .. he denied that .. i brought tin secretary. of education so could hear about our problems ..claps.. cheers .. family farmers hurting.. working for non-profit institutions.. help them by making ethanol.. cheaper cleaner .. when reelected continue to be voice for agriculture (claps) .. i face difficult reelection campaign this November 135547 my opponent attempting to make adage 3 times charm .. (audience chants no) .. i would say been there done that and we are never going back .. my opponent for tax cut for wealthy at expense of working families .. not what i stand for .. my opponent does not even want us to have minimum wage period 135630 my opponent doesn't think should strengthen environmental protection .. mark .. you just don't measure up .. my opponent saying .. I'm out of touch with district (audience chants no away) .. he must have low idea of people .. after 18 years .. I'd fool you .. 135710 (tell) you all are there is to know about me .. Hadassah Lieberman knows about American dream and American promise .. lived it .. her parents survived horrors of holocaust .. 135745 like millions of others believes in blessings of country .. she stands for every family in country .. in every walk of life .. claps .. cheers (he went to catholic school .. studied old testament .. Hadassah a Greek term .. means myrtle tree symbol of victory as well) .. Hadassah at mic 135837 ms Hadassah (see Lieberman and gore behind) at mic .. says: thank you so much for beautiful introduction .. how honored and proud i sincerely am to be standing here with my husband because of al and tipper gore .. we're together .. tell whole country how we're going to be there for you in November 135905 we are so lucky that tipper and al most wonderful friends .. helping us adjust to whole wonderful dream .. fantasy .. my thanks to you .. love to you .. sincere gratitude .. introduce most wonderful friend and someone who's going to be best first lady .. tipper gore 135940 ms tipper and Hadassah hug .. cheers 135943 tipper at mic: thank you very much ... (she waves) hello everybody good morning .. thank you for coming out .. wonderful to campaign with you .. friends .. Hadassah and Joe Lieberman .. known them for 15 years ..so excited about opportunity to serve you .. delighted .. great honor and pleasure to introduce to you senator from Conn. .. courage and conviction .. make all us proud .. next vice president senator Joe Lieberman 140037 ms Joe Lieberman and tipper hug before he takes mic 140038 Lieberman waves .. and says: thank you (see gore behind clapping and tipper .. crowd chants 'GO AL GO' 140057 Lieberman: i love it i could get used to it .. you all know yesterday was tipper's birthday .. happy birthday tipper .. i don't know if her natural genes or living with al but she looks younger and younger every day (see tipper smiling and audience cheers tipper blows him kiss) 140120 great to be here with Vilsap .. dear buddy and colleague dick Durbin .. quad cities .. look out great day .. 140146 is America a great country or what (what said during convention speech) .. i might add .. did al gore give great speech or what .. will tipper gore make great first lady of united states .. will Hadassah Lieberman make great second lady .. cheers 140226 been extraordinary 2 weeks for my family and me .. you know for 200 years Americans traveled waterways like Mississippi to find place and make better life .. Hadassah's parents and my grandparents came across different body of water 140258 grandparents came to country early in century .. believed here in America accepted for who they were .. freedom of religion .. Hadassah's mother .. literally saved by greatest generation of American GIs .. god bless them keep them strong .. 1949 her parents decided to escape communism .. welcomed here 140347 own dad spent some time in orphanage .. went to work on bakery truck .. saw me become first member of my family to graduate from college .. fact we are standing on this stage .. testament to goodness and guts of al gore .. power of American dream .. cheers 140420 al and i running for white house .. want to make same dream .. for every child .. in America .. dick Durbin said it .. our opponents trying to fuzz over differences between 2 parties like to say not much (different) in last 8 years 140448 you and i remember what like 8 years ago .. most of real people i talk to tell me their lives heck of a lot better .. than was 8 years ago .. (claps) .. we're proud of past but this election about future 140511 our opponents are decent likable people .. not saying anything about them personally .. lately trying to convince America lot like us .. to say they're like us .. is to say veterinarian and taxidermist in same business because each way you get dog back .. cheers 140545 difference is .. stand for you ..fighting for middle class families.. rebuild school .. honor those who teach .. medicare .. pay off debt .. cut taxes for middle class families .. America worked too hard to build .. to squander success .. (claps) 140629 one example of differences between these 2 tickets .. health care.. good thing .. talking about health care .. in teas 1.4 million children do not have health insurance .. Texas leads nation in percentage of residents uninsured .. and next to last for health care for women .. 140704 in 6 years most our opponent done on subject of health care .. is give 2 speeches on subject .. governor bush likes to say when we point out these facts .. truman said giving hell .. I'm just giving truth .. governor bush likes to say don't mess with Texas 140732 from what I've heard from many friends down there when comes to health care it's a mess in Texas .. proud to stand here with man who understands health care one of important challenges .. been friend of al's for 15 years .. knew him as man of family and faith 140809 even shared moments of prayer .. al gore .. courage .. conviction .. volunteered for Vietnam .. values .. al and tipper gore led crusade to renew moral center of country .. 140840 as he said last week .. after 15 years i can tell you truth he stands here today as his own man (cheers claps) 140858 you know he also stands here as your man he will fight on your side .. my friend .. my running mate .. next president .. al gore (gore gets up) 140920 ms as Lieberman and gore hug 140925 ms gore at mic: i thank you .. want to thank Joe Lieberman for wonderful introduction .. thank all of you for coming out of extraordinary gathering .. remember this .. we've been on riverboat called mark twain .. heading south to Hannibal Missouri .. came in last night to Clinton Iowa .. close to midnight but thousands of people there .. had great time celebrating tipper's birthday .. cake everywhere .. 141037 don't i have good running mate (audience yells yes) .. Joe and i both served with dick Durbin in senate .. a class act .. fight for you .. right thing .. lane Evans and i joined .. starting veterans .. caucus .. couldn't have in better hands than new chairman lane Evans.. need your help to make sure he's reelected .. to Vilsap .. to all people from Iowa here .. thank you (thanks more) 141150 every 2 years other side makes run at lane .. families in area (support lane) .. 2 years ago tried to slip up on him .. got up ahead of team ..then lane's friends got energized mobilized .. remember looking at newspapers .. i saw quotation from campaign manager of fellow running against lane 141234 fellars' campaign manager .. grumbling .. about what lane's friends all done .. said saw man in .. pajamas .. (audience yells yes) .. tells me thank you friends of lane Evans for making sure we do right thing .. thank metro youth .. .. we're proud of you .. this election about you 141320 there's lot at stake we talked about it in Los Angeles .. talking about in Miss. .. stakes never higher .. saw 8 years ago .. kind of approach others side proposing 141343 high unemployment deficits 300 billion dollars a year .. higher interest rates .. things not good .. you gave bill Clinton and me chance to turn around 141359 8 years ago later .. biggest surpluses .. tripling of stock market .. 22 million news jobs .. strongest economy in history of U.S. .. we need to keep going .. (crowd yells GO AL GO) .. i appreciate that 141437 we've got lot more work to do .. election not award for past performance .. I'm asking you to vote for me on basis of stronger fairer economy we can build together .. i need your help to do right thing for working families .. talk to you about health care .. 141514 with surpluses i think we need to look first to working .. middle class families .. don't care what statistics show .. my focus on families having trouble paying home payments car payment .. send kids to school .. why need tax cuts for middle (income) 141549 i want to make college tuition mostly tax deductible .. need better child care .. make possible if couple decides on .. want one parent to stay home .. ought to (be able to do so) 141615 need after-school programs .. recognize lot of good jobs opening up .. require new training .. lot of businesses now .. job training .. new equipment .. new machinery .. can't find people with education levels .. well our country best country in world so we need best schools in world and make them top priority .. 141700 time to start treating teachers like professionals they are .. cheers .. and give them smaller class size 141711 more training and professional development .. modernize schools .. i went to high school in davenport .. had to use pulley system to get .. up to third floor .. under tom Vilsap's leadership being modernized .. we've got to modernize schools .. universal high quality preschools 141800 I'll tell you this will not go along for big tax cut for wealthy .. that hurts economy in process 141818 mine's first generation with more parents than children .. tipper's mother lives with us .. mine needs round clock (care) 141838 making sure social security stays strong .. will veto anything that takes money out of social security except for social security (sounds hoarse) .. will not go along with plan that (diverts money from social security) .. or largely privatize social security 141909 about health care .. got serious problems .. go to fix them without undermining good things .. 44 million American who don't have health insurance .. that's 15% .. 85% do have health insurance .. lot of them aren't getting what paid for .. need better .. i want to make some improvements .. step by step toward universal health insurance for every person starting with every child by 2004 .. claps 141953 but then lets recognize seniors .. (asks how many have prescriptions bills more than $200 a month) .. you could find some people have very high bills .. when people have bills more than social security checks .. wrong for our country to put seniors .. won WWII .. in situation where have to choose (between what bill to pay) 142038 drug companies have biggest profit of any industry in America .. I'm for prescription drug benefit.. I'll fight for it .. claps .. if you entrust me with presidency I'll make it happen 142057 my opponent against tit .. why is that .. ask other side .. i know this drug companies don't want prescription drug benefit under medicare program .. seniors charged higher .. Joe talking about that .. you could go to veterinarian and get same drugs (charge less) .. enough power to dictate one price for seniors and a lower price for owners of cats and dogs 142147 drug companies don't want medicare involved in it .. worried bring drug prices down .. need to (lower) .. claps .. ill be like harry truman just tell them truth and just think it's hell 142219 other big change in health care system .. got situation where you go to doctor .. and doctor says you need this treatment .. specialist .. then some bean counter behind computer terminal who doesn't have license to practice medicine .. overrules doctor because HMO doesn't want to sell out (even though paying premium) 142255 why we need patients' bill of rights in this country .. claps 142306 in Los Angeles last Thursday i used example that crystallizes this deal .. family came to see me outside Seattle .. their son Ian malone .. (son) suffered birth defect .. need nurse and HMO did not want to pay bills doctor said necessary 142349 then spokesperson for HMO told couple should consider giving baby son up for adoptions .. then taxpayers pick up .. they told their story in public and then HMO embarrassed .. no family in America should have to go to television to get treatment for child that doctor said necessary 142433 story about doctor in Michigan .. patient came in to emergency room went into cardiac arrest .. heart stopped .. with defibrillator .. got heart (working) .. HMO refused to pay (bill) said not emergency 142515 why we need health care patients bill of rights are you with me .. time to raise minimum wage $1 an hour .. get rid of permanent striker replacement .. cheers claps 142540 get rid of old prejudices .. no time .. one country one nation pass hate crimes law and enforce civil laws 142604 i look out over crowd and see way back there .. what i see are people who want best for families .. talked with woman .. (bell view) .. she said this .. make it better for my kids .. cheers claps 142640 i want to make it better for your kids and for you .. don't let anybody tell you it doesn't make a difference .. presidency has responsibility to work not just for people of one state .. not just for wealthy work for all people .. lift them up so never left behind .. claps 142720 **if you entrust me with presidency know i won't be most exciting politician but won't ever let you down 142733 I'll pick hard right over easy wrong i need your help i need your votes .. cheers claps 142746 especially for young people .. as i ask for vote enthusiasm ask you for one thing more .. something that's hard for you to give .. that is willingness to open hearts and allow hearts to believe we can do right thing and be better for it .. been through lot .. had problems .. challenges .. had to bind our people together 142833 we've made mistakes had to correct them and get over them .. every generation men and women willing to push past (disappointment) .. to lift up right .. do what's best for future generations .. for families .. stand up for middle class .. let yourself believe I'm standing up here without ulterior motive .. i want to fight for you .. for your families 142917 ms gore waves after speech .. crowd cheers .. pull out (see tipper Hadassah and Joe Lieberman) 142925 **ms gore and Lieberman wave together .. tipper by side (confetti flies in air) 142931 ms cutaway liebermans and gores give group wave 142950 ** Lieberman and al give thumbs up sign .. tipper and Hadassah nearby (tipper takes photo) 143012 ms Lieberman and gore wave then head down to work crowd 143032 ws cutaway gore in crowd .. push in as he dances .. he glad hands (girl in shot for bit) 143046 ms cutaway .pull out 143506 poor shot camera in way 143528 ws gore works crowd (see 'Evans for congress' sign) .. push in 143540 ms cutaway gore works crowd .. pull back push in and back 143824 ws (unusable) .. push in 143909 ms cutaway gore energized walks back onstage 143914 ms gore on stage .. pan to follow him as he walks and waves (see lot of 'firefighters for gore' signs) then he goes back to floor level 143949 ms cutaway gore glad hands (some 'NEA' and 'firefighter' signs supporting gore) (see tipper Hadassah and Lieberman briefly) .. gore walks to side .. pull back 144321 ws from back of press .. pan (see buses) .. push in on bus and press outside 144449 ws cutaway (poor shot) of gore waving before going on bus) pan and pull back 144530 ws people outside bus area 144751 hash