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CIty Blocks - NYC
CIty Blocks - NYC TLS pan high rise buildings in New York City, buses are seen on the street, pedestrians are seen walking in the foreground. Traveling LS city block w/cars parked on the street. Elevated GV looking down at city block busy with vehicular and pedestrian traffic, American and Brazilian flags hang from buildings, street level shops have awnings. Low angle GV looking up at massive high rise building.
Macy's Thanksgiving Parade
New York Skyline - various views
City Street- Schelhectady New York
City street in Schelhectady - slow moving shot from passing car POV along streets. Pedestrians in city and shop front. Interesting rotating shots with camera.
New York City Skyline
Joe Louis Crowned Champ
Rolling, shaky dull in contrast and imagery The Brown Bomber ascends the throne of fistiana after James Braddock abdicates under the Negro s rain of blows. The knockout is cause for rejoicing in New York s Harlem as the search starts for a White Hope to challenge the New World's Champion.
Personalities In The News / Belgian Preemier Visits F.D.R
Rolling, shaky dull in contrast and imagery Paul van Zeeland, Belgium's Premier, arrives at the Wite House to confer with President Roosevelt on international affairs. Here on an 'Unofficial' Visit, the prime minister, an authority on economics, is expected to air his views on European Affairs.
July 18, 1995 - Part 3
(12:20:43) Mr. HUBBELL. Yes, they did include the McDougals or Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan, That's why I'm trying to make a distinction. I don't recall Vince doing anything with regard to Whitewater, but he did with regard to Madison Savings & Loan. Mr. CHERTOFF, What was Mr. Foster doing in 1992 at the Rose Law Firm regarding assisting the campaign concerning Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan? Mr. HUBBELL. Questions-the campaign or the firm might receive questions from the media or inquiries from the media regarding Madison, and we might, for example, get a list of questions that are being asked. We would be asked to help provide answers to those questions. Vince, I know in the case of Madison, helped me in assimilating the files and making the determinations of what we could tell the campaign and what we couldn't tell the campaign. Mr. CHERTOFF, Now, were these questions originally generated, to your knowledge, by a number of press stories in the spring of 1992? Mr. HUBBELL. Yes, they were. Mr. CHERTOFF. Did Mrs. Clinton work with you and Mr. Foster in developing answers to those questions? Mr. HUBBFLL. Our contact with Mrs. Clinton was very limited because she was on the road quite a bit, so it was primarily working with the campaign, Mr. CHERTOFF. With whom did you work at the campaign? Mr. HUBBELL. Betsey Wright on this issue. There were other people who were working with Betsey, and I suspect many other people from time to time, but Betsey would be the primary person that we would work with. Mr. CHERTOFF, Now, you indicated that part of what you and Mr, Foster were doing at this point in the campaign was assimilating and going through documents that had been collected at the firm. Were those all legal documents based on the firm's legal work or were they documents collected from outside sources? Mr. HUBBELL. With regard to Madison, they were legal documents within the firm. Mr. CHERTOFF. With regard to Whitewater? Mr. HUBBELL. With regard to Whitewater, it was my understanding that other members of the firm had been assimilating things such as real estate records and things of that sort, Mr. CHERTOFF. Were these internal firm real estate records or were they records that were obtained by going to outside sources? Mr. HUBBELL. They were not internal of the firm, They were from going to outside sources, such as the county clerk where Whitewater was located, 48 Mr. CHERTOFF. So is it fair to say that members or employees of the firm were actually in the process of collecting information about Whitewater in order to furnish these answers? Mr. HUBBELL. That's my understanding. Mr. CHERTOFF. Now, what ultimately happened to these files that were used in the campaign and worked on by you and Mr Foster after the campaign was over? Mr. HUBBELL. They were ultimately delivered to David. Kendall Prior to that, I took possession of those files and had them for a considerable length of time. Mr. CHERTOFF. Now, when you say "those files," to be clear, you mean all the files that the firm had retained? Mr. HUBBELL. No, I'm sorry. Maybe it will help-there were files of the firm that-remained at the firm. There were files-the files though, that were being maintained at the campaign headquarters are the files that I'm saying I took possession of after the campaign and ultimately delivered to David Kendall. Mr. CHERTOFF. Did those files also include references to Whitewater and Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan? Mr. HUBBELL. Yes, they did. Mr. CHERTOFF. Did you deliver them directly to Williams & Connolly? Mr. HUBBELL. David Kendall and an employee of Williams & Connolly actually came to my home here in Washington and picked them up. Mr. CHERTOFF. When was that? Mr. HUBBELL. November 1993. Mr. CHERTOFF. Is it fair to say that for almost a year after the campaign you kept the documents at your home? Mr. HUBBELL. My home in Washington or my home in Little Rock, yes, Mr. CHERTOFF. Why was that? Mr. HUBBELL. The records I first took into my possession because the transition had not made a determination on where those records should be stowed, and we wanted to, to the extent some of the records had the attorney- client privilege protection, we wanted to maintain that ability, if necessary. There were lawsuits being filed against Betsey and others during the transition, so we wanted to maintain the privilege. So, then, once we came here, the determination had to be made as to where were we going to store them. Then, the decision was made, bring them to Washington. Then, how do you get them here. We decided to wait until I moved and could bring them with me, and then I would get them to the Counsel for the President arid First Lady. Mr. CHERTOFF. Were all the documents that were transferred to you from the campaign attorney-client privileged documents? In other words, did you restrict the transfer just to the attorney-Client privileged documents or were all the documents relating to Betsey Wright's work transferred over to you?
Clouds
Clouds GVs fast moving clouds billowing across blue sky.
Jungle Safari
Jungle Safari - Staged outtakes of female photographer being attacked by plastic snake. MCU man and woman in jungle, wearing pith helmets, backs are to camera, the man exits frame as woman crouches in foliage with large bellows camera (hand-held). MS profile female explorer crouched for photography, in her concentration the woman doesn't see the python (which is obviously rubber) dangling over her, it drops and she falls unconvincingly to the ground as if being attacked. Several LS/MS woman in profile crouching with camera in the jungle. MS woman in profile crouching with camera, the plastic snake drops a little more convincingly this time, the woman falls backwards. Several MSs woman wrestling on ground with the snake, which is either dead or a pretty convincing rubber design.
July 18, 1995 - Part 3
(12:25:50) Mr. HUBBELL. All the records were transferred to me. I've never made an independent inventory of which are privileged and which are not. 49 Mr. CHERTOFF. Then they were again picked up in their entirety and sent over to Williams & Connolly? Mr. HUBBELL. That's correct, except for a couple of files. Mr. CHERTOFF. So the material that was sent to Williams & Connolly may, in fact, include documents that are not the subject of attorney-client privilege? Mr. HUBBELL. I really have never made that determination, Mike, so I couldn't say one way or the other. Mr. CHERTOFF. Now, at the end of 1992, were you aware of any steps being taken by the Clintons to wind up their investment in Whitewater? Mr. HUBBELL. Yes. Mr. CHERTOFF. What do you know about that? Mr. HUBBELL. I know that on a checklist of things to do, that Vince was working on and I worked on and other members of the transition worked on, one of the items was to end the relationship with the McDougals and Whitewater and try to get out of Whitewater. Mr. CHERTOFF. Do you know whether that involved the sale of whatever ownership interest the Clintons had in Whitewater? Mr. HUBBELL. I think ultimately that's how it was resolved, yes. Mr. CHERTOFF. Apart from Mr. Foster, do you know anybody else who was involved in that transaction? Mr. HUBBELL. I believe the person who was supposed to negotiate with the McDougals' lawyer was Mr. Jim Blair. Mr. CHERTOFF. Who was Mr. Jim Blair? Mr. HUBBELL. He is a close friend of the Clintons and is also General Counsel of Tyson Foods. Mr. CHERTOFF. How long has he been General Counsel of Tyson Foods? Mr. HUBBELL. For a number of years. Mr. CHERTOFF. At the time that he was assisting in this process of transferring the ownership interest in Whitewater, was he involved also in the private practice of law? Mr. HUBBELL. I really couldn't tell you about Jim's private practice. I believe he still maintained a private practice while he was General Counsel for a long time, because I was actually in some lawsuits involving Jim, but I couldn't tell you by 1992 whether he had totally eliminated his private practice or not. Mr. CHERTOFF. Now, just to complete the picture of what we've been asking questions about in terms of documents at the firm, am I correct that there was a point in time a long while ago that Mr. ]Foster himself represented Mr. McDougal? Mr. HUBBELL. A long time ago, back in the early 1980's, Mr. Foster was a counsel in a lawsuit where Mr. McDougal was one of the Parties he represented. Mr. CHERTOFF. Can you tell us what the nature of the lawsuit was? Mr. HUBBELL. It involved the Bank of Kingston, Arkansas. Mr. McDougal was one of the owners, as well as others, and they were attempting to branch to the county seat in that county. The people Who had sold the bank to Mr. McDougal were claiming that he had Promised not to move a branch to the county seat. 50 Mr. CHERTOFF. Let me ask you whether the Rose Law Firm itself has ever represented either Madison Guaranty or Mr. and Mrs. McDougal? Mr. HUBBELL. We represented Madison Guaranty for a period ill the mid- 1980's. Mr. CHERTOFF. Who was the partner billing on that account? Mr. HUBBELL. The billing partner was Hillary Clinton. Mr. CHERTOFF. Was that a client she brought into the firm? Mr. HUBBELL. She and an associate in the firm. Mr. CHERTOFF. Did there come a point in time you stopped that representation? Mr. HUBBELL. Yes, I believe that was in 1986. Mr. CHERTOFF. Do you know why that was? Mr. HUBBEL I think there were several reasons. One, the work had not been as significant as anybody thought. We had started to pick up work for the FSLIC, and the FSLIC was telling us that they were going to take the position that we could have no representation of any savings and loan if we wanted to do work for the FSLIC, So one of the reasons that we discontinued Mr. CHERTOFF. Can we get the mike? I'm sorry, I don't want to cut your answer off. Maybe we can get another mike. Mr. HUBBELL. One of the reasons we discontinued doing the work was because the firm was making a decision not to do any work for any S&L. Mr. CHERTOFF. Finally, to complete the picture, was there ever a time that the Rose Law Firm represented Whitewater Development? Mr. HUBBELL. I really can't answer that question. I know that one of my partners was doing some bankruptcy work in connection with that, but I don't know the nature of that work, Mr. CHERTOFF. Did some of that work involve what you've previously described as trying to assemble the documents and clean up the mess of the late 1980's?
Ferry boats at Liberty Lake
Statue of Liberty
Statue of Liberty
Statue of Liberty
Statue of Liberty - BW neg.
Statue of Liberty
Boat rides by Statue of Liberty
Hansom Cab - NYC
GV pan of Hansom Cabs (horse drawn carriages) w/passengers on street in New York City.
Subway Station
New York people going into subway station
Billboards
New York signs of Pepsi and KLEENEX
NYC Architecture - Rowhouses & Brownstones
GV street lined w/classic NYC rowhouses, street is empty, void of people & cars. TLS street lined w/classic NYC rowhouses, some are grey, some are red-brown, street is empty, void of people & cars. TLS urban street, to the left there are local businesses, to the right is an elevated railroad track. Tracking LS past large brownstone apartment complex. Establishing GV corner of large brownstone apartment building w/cars parked out front.
New York tenement
New York tenement
Latino Neighborhood - NYC
Tracking LS of New York skyline filmed from boat. GVs men (late teens-early twenties) playing stickball in paved courtyard between tall apartment buildings (tenements). TLS gradeschool boys playing in alley. LS pan of neighborhood folk (men, women, children-Latino & African American) gathered in alley around two men playing bongo drums. GV men playing bongos while neighbors watch and dance. Nice MS of man dancing. MS bongo player w/crowd watching and dancing. Slightly elevated LS of street lined w/rowhouses and cars parked along the curb, people are walking about, camera pans to follow two young men running down the street w/blocks of wood.
NYC Dark Streets
New York - dark busy streets, sleaze stores
Crowds of people / New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles
New York Streets
New York street scenes / Bedloe island