Washington DC, USA - January 22, 1997. 1. Wide shot of Abortion rally 2. Cutaway 3. Wide shot of activists marching 4. Wide shot of marching forward 5.Medium shot of marchers 6. Wide shot of marchers 7. UPSOUND: Girl marching and...

Dec. 1 -- On Before The Bell, Bloomberg's Betty Liu, Scarlet Fu and Olivia Sterns report on todays top trending news stories. They speak on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)

English/Nat The remains of the bombed-out Federal Building in Oklahoma will be demolished over the next 10 days. Contracts have been awarded to two companies to demolish what's left of the building with explosives and to haul away the...

Jordan, Montana and Washington 19, April 1. W/S Freemen Compound 2. Medium shot Compound 3. C/A Authorities arrive 4. W/S Authorities 5. Medium shot authorities 6. C/U Authorities 7. W/S FBI Building 8. C/A Demonstrator 9. C/A...

English/Nat President Bill Clinton is calling it a blow to those who would promote terrorism in America. A new anti-terrorism law - drawn up in the wake of the Oklahoma bombing one year ago - has been signed in Washington DC by the...

A Rodeo championships beig held in Oklahoma. 1. vs of the rodeo including lassoing and riding bulls and bucking broncos Film: Pos - Sound: Mag SOF - Colour - NYFilm: No - LN Number: LN58850 - Available in HD

English/Nat The prosecution in the Oklahoma bombing trial opened it's case on Thursday, describing to a jury in a Denver courtroom how the massive explosion shattered a normal day. Tight security surrounded the start of the case, with...

English/Nat Two years of waiting came to an end for the survivors and relatives of the Oklahoma City bombing on Monday. A jury in Denver, Colorado, declared Timothy McVeigh guilty on all 11 counts of murder and conspiracy. There were...

English/Nat Bob Dole is well ahead in the race for Republican leader - but his two competitors Pat Buchanan and Steve Forbes are optimistic about gaining a high number of the 362 delegates at stake in Super Tuesday. Dole held a rally in...

Terre Haute, Indiana, June 9, 2001 1. Press trucks and prison 2. Security vehicles 3. Security 4. Various of media setting up 5. Timothy McVeigh's attorney, Chris Tritico 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Chris Tritico, Timothy McVeigh's attorney...

HEADLINE: Clippers win NBA draft lottery CAPTION: The Los Angeles Clippers won the NBA draft lottery Tuesday night. That gives the Clippers the first overall choice in next month's draft. (May 19) [Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] The Los Angeles...

Israel's state prosecutor indicted four new immigrants from France on Wednesday for allegedly running a major international scam costing five European companies about 9.1 million euros, or over $10 million.Companies entangled in the scam...

CLEAN : TV confusion in Greece as rival state

Some 200 journalists and communications students marched Friday in Caracas to demand freedom of expression as organisations like Human Rights Watch or Reporters Without Borders denounce permanent hostility towards the media in the country

Local resident on where he sheltered from tornado

Most drivers don't expect to be hit with a rate hike on their auto insurance after a car accident that wasn't their fault. But a consumer group says it happens, and it's a problem.The Washington-based Consumer Federation of America says...

Story 10 200 UN 30-29 b&w sound Universal Newsreel 1957 SHOWS 13:14:45 newsreel on cyclones & blizzards in South West Tornadoes and heavy snowstorms take a toll of at...

Spurred on by teacher protests, scores of teacher ran for office this fall, with many of them winning.

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The head of NASA said India's test of an anti-satellite weapon has dramatically increased the risk of space junk hitting the International Space Station.

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DUANE 'DOG' CHAPMAN URGES BURGLARY SUSPECT TO SURRENDER

Saturday is the 50th anniversary of humanity's first moon landing in which the late Neil Armstrong first stepped onto the moon.

Brazil rejects $20 million aid offer, States sue over new migrant family detention rule, Johnson & Johnson found guilty in Oklahoma opioid suit