/ Ambulances and police cars rushing around in Centennial Olympic Park, stunned people standing around / interviews with various eyewitnesses and visitors, stretcher with someone on it being placed in an ambulance / ambulance lights flashing, injured lying on the street. Atlanta Olympic Bombing Scene Aftermath on July 27, 1996 in Atlanta, Georgia (Footage by Getty Images)

WELCOME TO THE 2011 ANNUAL PIKE’S PEAK INTERNATIONAL HILL CLIMB. ALL SORTS OF DIFFERENT MOTORCYCLES, CARS, RACECARS, ETC MAKE THE DRIVE UP THE DANGEROUS MOUNTAIN TO TRY AND BREAK A WORLD RECORD FOR TIME. THIS IS AN EDITED SHOW, BUT CONUS CAN LICENSE PORTIONS OF IT AS B-ROLL OR FILE VIDEO OR YOU CAN USE IT AS IS INCLUDING NARRATION.

TAPE: EF04/0021 IN_TIME: 21:11:25 DURATION: 1:26 SOURCES: APTN/Conus/BBC RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared-No Internet DATELINE: New York, 7 January 2003 SHOTLIST APTN File New York - 8 November 2001 1. Various of Staten Island University Hospital APTN 2. Rostrum shot - black and white still of George Harrison CONUS - No Access North America 3. Various black and white archive (from 1963) of The Beatles in London APTN London, 18th November 2003 - Beatles memorabilia auction 4. Pan George Harrison guitar APTN File London June 8, 1998 5. George Harrison wearing raincoat arriving at Linda McCartney memorial service BBC - No Access UK/CNN/CNBC/EURONEWS/INTERNET London, November 2001 6. George Harrison singing 'Taxman' at Natural Law party BBC - No UK/CNN/CNBC/EURONEWS/INTERNET London, November 2000 7. Harrison arriving at the High Court APTN File New York - 8 November 2001 8. WS Staten Island University Hospital FAMILY OF GEORGE HARRISON SUES PHYSICIAN OVER AUTOGRAPHED GUITAR A doctor forced a weakened George Harrison to autograph a guitar for the physician's teenage son two weeks before the ex-Beatle died of cancer, a lawsuit filed Tuesday alleges. Filed by Harrison's estate, the suit alleges that the musician tried to resist the request by saying, "I do not even know if I know how to spell my name anymore." The suit alleges that Dr. Gilbert Lederman responded by saying, "Come on, you can do this," and held Harrison's hand as the musician wrote his name on the guitar "with great effort and much obvious discomfort." The estate seeks possession of the guitar and two cards it says Harrison signed as he was treated by Lederman, a Staten Island-based expert in treating large tumors with high doses of radiation. Harrison died in November 2001 after battling lung cancer and a brain tumor. "This lawsuit is strictly allegations. Frankly, I think it's absurd," Lederman's attorney, Wayne Roth, said Tuesday. "He didn't coerce Mr. Harrison." Harrison's wife and son believe a National Enquirer story about Harrison's death that featured Lederman's son holding the instrument was orchestrated by Lederman to raise the item's value, a lawyer for the Harrison estate said Tuesday. "George was literally lying there dying and the doctor forced George to sign a guitar," Paul LiCalsi, an attorney for Harrison's estate, said Tuesday. "The doctor should not be permitted to profit from this behavior." Roth said Lederman's son still plays the guitar and the family has no intention of selling it. The instrument, appraised in connection with a state investigation of Lederman's treatment of Harrison, is worth less than $10,000 US DOLLARS (GBP 5,500 BRITISH POUNDS), Roth said. The estate also accuses Lederman of violating Harrison's privacy by orchestrating invasive media coverage in the interest of promoting his medical practice. Lederman conducted interviews about Harrison with several news outlets, many within hours of the ex-Beatle's death, the suit charges. The state Health Department reprimanded Lederman for talking to the press about Harrison without his consent. Lederman accepted his censure, reprimand and a $5,000 fine, documents show.

HIV-Positive Robber Receives 12 Year Prison Sentence.A Boyle County woman was given a 12 year prison sentence Tuesday for robbing a convenience store and biting the clerk.Victoria Spoonamore shouted she had AIDS when she bit the store clerk at Chill's Quick Stop last summer.On Tuesday, a judge sentenced her to 12 years in prison. Ten years of that is for robbery, the other two years is for wanton endangerment.Both sentences will run concurrently. Spoonamore will get credit for time already served.She was all smiles in court Tuesday as she was sentenced. That's in contrast to her last court appearance, when she plead guilty. She was in tears then.Spoonamore is HIV positive. The clerk she bit has tested negative

TAPE: EF01/0830 IN_TIME: 21:21:42 DURATION: 4:22 SOURCES: APTN/CONUS/EMI/BBC RESTRICTIONS: music video/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: Various, File SHOTLIST: APTN London June 8, 1998 1. George Harrison wearing raincoat arriving at Linda McCartney memorial service CONUS 2. Various black and white archive (from 1963) of The Beatles in London VNR EMI 3. SOUNDBITE (English) George Harrison - "I mean it is both a record, a video, a television programme, a book and, somewhere down the line, I have no doubt it will be a T-shirt." 4. Archive material of The Beatles on tour APTN 5. Black and white still of George Harrison 6. Colour still of Ringo, Paul McCartney and George Harrison 7. Colour still of Harrison at the funeral of Carl Perkins BBC 8. George Harrison singing 'Taxman' at Natural Law party VNR EMI 9. Various file of Harrison performing on stage BBC 10. Harrison arriving at the High Court VNR EMI 11. Black and white archive footage of Beatles material BBC Henley on Thames 30th December 1999 12. Aerial shots of Harrison's house 13. Various police outside Harrison's house APTN Rochester Minnesota, USA 1997 14. Various exteriors of Mayo Clinic APTN New York - 8 November 2001 15. Various of Staten Island University Hospital CANCER KILLS GEORGE HARRISON George Harrison, the Beatles' lead guitarist and spiritual explorer who added both rock 'n' roll flash and a touch of the mystic to the band's timeless magic, has died. He was 58. Harrison died at 1330 local time (2130 GMT) on Thursday at a friend's Los Angeles home following a battle with cancer, longtime friend Gavin de Becker told The Associated Press late on Thursday. "He died with one thought in mind - love one another," De Becker said. He added that Harrison's wife, Olivia Harrison, and son Dhani, 24, were with him when he died. With Harrison's death, there remain two surviving Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. John Lennon was shot to death by a deranged fan in 1980. In 1998, when Harrison disclosed that he had been treated for throat cancer, he said: "It reminds you that anything can happen." The following year, he survived an attack by an intruder who stabbed him several times. Harrison shot to fame in the early sixties with the group which became one of the world's most famous bands. Once on every television screen and in every newspaper during Beatlemania, Harrison largely ducked out of the public eye in later years. Here he is seen at a memorial service for Linda McCartney in London in June 1998. Just a few weeks later, he revealed that he had been battling against throat cancer since the summer before. Linda McCartney - wife of Harrison's fellow ex-Beatle Sir Paul McCartney - died of breast cancer in May 1998. After the Beatles broke up, Harrison had several solo hits - but it is for his part in the legendary group that he will be remembered. Beatlemania was a phenomenon the world had not experienced before. The Fab Four, as they came to be known, played sell out concerts to fans who could barely contain their hysteria. The Beatles broke up in 1970 amid bitter recriminations. But Beatle fans continued to buy the records and Beatlemania was passed down through the generations. Despite Lennon's death, the flame was rekindled in November 1995, when Harrison, McCartney and Starr released a new song featuring the voice of John Lennon. Sales of 'The Beatles Anthology', the album on which the song was included, showed the passion for the singers had not disappeared. In an interview in November 1995, Harrison joked about the relaunch. The singer and guitarist said he had got cancer from smoking - explaining he quit the habit many years ago, then started again before finally giving up in 1997. In January 1997, he went to an American clinic for tests and was told the cancer had not returned. He returned to the clinic in May the same year for further tests and was given the all-clear. He said that the battle had made him aware of the fragility of human existence. In late 1999, the former Beatle faced another life threatening situation when he was almost killed by an armed intruder at his home In Henley on Thames. His wife Olivia struck the knife-wielding attacker over the head with a poker and table lamp almost certainly saving him. In early 2001, the cancer seemed to have returned and Harrison had a cancerous infection removed from his lung at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. In July that same year, he released a statement asking fans not to worry about reports that he was still battling cancer. But not long after, he was treated at a Swiss clinic for a brain tumour. As the fight against cancer grew more serious, the former Beatle travelled to New York for treatment. But despite undergoing experimental radiosurgery, he lost his long battle with the disease, dying on Thursday..

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