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>> narrator: as the crowds grew, protesrs confronted government agents. (protestors shouting) >> they body-slammed my aunt margaret to the ground. (shouting) th aney tased me. that was all caught on video. and then that video went viral and that's when more people started coming. >> i was very worried about thep cs of it. i thought, "wow, this is not good. i mean, the optics of this isto goine horrible." >> this skirmish quickly turned into an angry mob, andrs protesto were hurt. >> then he tased me again. probably because i didn't drop on the ground. >> we always knew the potential that they would not cooperate, but we did not anticipate those large numbers of people coming in. >> in the past, we saw similar activities of protest. but what's different about 2014 and bunkerville is that a bunchp ple show up to support cliven bundy who are not ranchers at all. >> narrator: cliven was contacted by a mitia group from montana, who asked to come to the ranch.an on facebook, his wife, carol, called for militias fm across the country to come and support them. c

♪ >> narrator: in 1992, dr. weber arrived in the little town of browning, montana, part of the blackfeet indian reservation. ♪ >> frosch: blackfeet reservation is about 2,300 square miles. it butts up against canada. this stunningly beautiful ace. like a lot of indian reservations, there's high poverty rates, high rates ofab alcoholism, es, domestic abuse, et cetera. r and so this lly one of the most far-flung places that you coulgo if you were a doctor. ♪ r >> narrator: tervation's only hospital was run by the ihs, which struggled to find doctors.oi mary ellen lafrose was the hospital's c.e.o. at the time. >> we had been without a, a pediatrician for a while. soere comes dr. weber. and all i could think of is, "he looks comfortable, huh?" he looked young. and just seemed like he was, would be a good fit for us. >> narrator: one of the first things dr. weber did was help expand the hospital's uth outreach programs. >> they were talking about, "w want to do some things in the school. you know, we have some pr

♪ >> narrator: in 1992, dr. weber arrived in the little town of browning, montana, part of the blackfeet indian reservation. ♪ ti frosch: blackfeet reser is about 2,300 square miles. it butts up agait canada. this stunningly beautiful place. li a lot of indian reservations, there's high poverty rates, high rates of alcolism, diabetes, domestic abuse, et cetera. and this is really one of t most far-flung places that you could go if you were aoctor. ♪ >> narrator: the reservation's only hospital was run by thehi ihs, struggled to find doctors. mary een lafromboise was the hospital's c.e.o. at the time.d >> we en without a, a pediatrician for a while. so here comes dr. weber. and all i could think of is, "he looks comfortable, huh?" he looked young. and just seemed like he was, would be a good fit for us. >> narrator: one of the first things dr. weber did was help expand the hospital's youth outreach programs. >> they were talking about, "we want to do some things in the school you know, we have some programs t

(knocking on door) >> narrator: abraham clemente pesn't answering his door. a caseworker who hd to be in the building called 911. (siren wailing, approaching) >> abraham? this place is a mess. (toy whirring) (man speaking on police radio) >> good morning, officer. >> how you doing, mr. clemente? >> i'm doing all right. >> you feel dehydrated? >> no, no, no. >> no, you feel fine? >> no, i'm fine. i'm fine. >> okay. i still want e.m.s. to come checyou out, okay? we're just a little concerned for you. >> whatever you want, officer. you know, i'here all alone, i don't want to abandon this place. i want to live like a human being. >> sapien: yeah. >> be human, you know, like being in the jungle. (device beeping) >> hey, abraham. >> mm-hmm? >> do you feel dizzy or short of breath or anything like that? any pain anywher >> no, no pain. >> i remember, i've seen you before. i remember you. you know what month it is? >> um, uh, no. >> your sugar's a little high. it's 209. squeeze in oyour hand. >> we're going to the hospital? >> yeah, we're going to have to go to the h

r) (knocking on d >> narrator: abraham clemente wasn't answering his door. a caseworker who happened to be in the building called 911. g)(siren wailing, approach >> abraham? this place is a mess. (toy whirring) (man speaking on police radio) >> good morning, officer. >> how you doing, mr. clemente? >> i'm doing all right. >> you feel dehydrated? >> no, no, no. >> no, you feel fine? >> no, i'm fine. i'm fine. >> okay. i still want e.m.s. to come check you out, okay? we're just a little concerned for you. >> whatever you want, officer. you know, i'm here all alone, i don't want to abandon this place. i want to live like a human being. >> sapien: yeah. be human, you know, lik being in the jungle. (device beeping) >> hey, abraham. >> mm-hmm? >> do you feel dizzy or short of breath or anything like that? any pain anywhere? >> no, no pain. >> i remember, i've seen you before. i remember you. you know what month it is? >> um, uh, no. >> your sugar's a little high.. it's 2 squeeze in on your hand. >> we're going to the hospital? >> yeah, we're going to have to go to

(narrator) orson welles is one of the legendary storytellers. from "citizen kane," to his later films, he tried to push the limits of hollywood style. rosebud ... (richard sylbert) orson welles is the man who started the showing off. he, in 1948 or -9, whatever, at 24 years of age he came out and said, "now i'm going to show you what a director looks like." ever since, we've used his idea not quite as well as he did. (richard sylbert) but he began the director as star. (martin scorsese) i became very enamored of what you can do with film, what you can do in the editing room with film, what you can do with a camera moving. the first time i realized what a director did was when i saw "citizen kane" on tv with orson welles. however, i was very cognizant of a style, beauty and poetry, let's say, in john ford. if you had asked me what john ford did i couldn't tell you he put the camera a certain way and he used a red filter in black-and-white films to make the clouds come out. and he shot it a certain way so that the dust came up and it was an incred

(narrator) but real power was not the studio bosses to give. hollywood was merely the place where the movies were made. these corporations were actually run from new york, where less glamorous presidents dictated the movie budgets, studio policy, film distribution, publicity. it was east coast president, barney balaban, who ran all corporate affairs for paramount from the mid-30s, by which time the company was already a vast multinational with nearly 200 listed subsidiaries. the story with barney balaban evidently is he was encouraged by his mother to get into the business because she was quite impressed by a business in which people paid cash, before they made the product. so when she saw these nickels and dimes and quarters crossing the transit and said, "it's a good business to be in. i like this business." (announcer) in the lobby, more and still more crowds. (douglas gomery) in an era when business people were just winging it, he hired a statistician from columbia university. it was the statistician's job to get figures reported out from a

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(movie narrator) a terror-stricken town left him to face 4 killers, alone. the western requires a thing, call it, "the reluctant hero." people don't like men who tell you how good they are. whereas if you are a brave man that says, "i'm not brave. i'd rather not do this, it's just that i'm stuck. and i certainly prefer not to get into this, but i'm going to have to do it. but i'm not a hero." the audience will say, "oh, yes, you're a hero." he was thrust into a situation he could have walked out of and he didn't. that's being a hero. don't try to be a hero, you don't have to be a hero. i'm not trying to be a hero. if you think i like this, you're crazy. look, amy, this is my town, i've got friends here. i'll swear in a bunch of special deputies and with a posse behind me, maybe there won't be trouble. (clint eastwood) he was calling on his community to come to his aid. and he was trying to arm the community to defend itself. and the community didn't want any part of it. they were letting him stand alone, figuring after all, it was -- he was the one the villa

(dramatic music playing) (narrator) the names on movie marquees draw the audience in like moths to a flame. the public's love affair with stars lasts forever. movie stars exist in a beauty that transcends time. (john waters) a movie star is mythic, a movie star is like no one you've ever seen walking around in your daily life. america invented the star. and there's a specific time when that happened, it happened in 1910. that's when the star was born. (thunder crashing) (music playing) (narrator) from the early days of motion pictures, stars have incarnated the visions of directors, provided the story elements for audiences and bankrolled more films than any other financial asset. hi, nice meeting you. how do you feel about coming tonight? nervous. why shouldn't i be nervous? there's a lot of people here. i'm nervous - i'm human, what can i tell you? (stephen schiff) julia roberts is a star. julia roberts is pure, corn-fed american star. so what happened after? he climbed up the tower and rescued her? she rescues him right back. and that comes from dazzle, and that comes from the smi

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narrator: on this episode of "earth focus," climate change is forcing people to migrate in search of food and shelter, altering traditional lifestyles across the globe. in tijuana, mexico, haitians fleeing devastation are building a neighborhood as their dreams of entering the united states dwindle. while in mongolia, the traditional herding lifestyle is threatened as drought forces a new generation to the capital in search of opportunities. [makelson derilus speaking spanish] [greetings exchanged in spanish] [man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to c cross a border or ty decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, theiri

>> stephen (narrating): then my juke move. >> stephen: i'll juke you! watch out! watch out! here we go! >> stephen (narrating): and, finally, trucking. >> i'm going to need you to knock over one of these big fellows, and you stay on your feet and keep going. ( laughter ). >> stephen: hut! ( cheers and applause ) and time for my final rating. what is my player rating? and the important thing is that i need to really know. and this is important. this is on television. you have to tell me the truth. and don't worry about my feelings. i have a successful career. i have a beautiful wife.i have . just be honest. it's important that i-- i-- i know what the truth is, and you're not going to hurt my feelings. >> okay. so, uh, officially, 19 overall. >> stephen: stinging from my unfair rating, i switched to an activity i excel at-- sitting in a chair. to create my digital player, certified e.a. nerd ben hamiller entered my test results. speed, strength, agility-- what has he got me for elusiveness? >> 47. >> stephen: i can be way more elusive than that. you want to... i'll show you ho

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narrator: on this episode of "earth focus," how can we manage, protect, and nourish our natural resources wheting the growing global demand for food? a model of local control along the coast of madagascar provide a blueprint for ocean sustainability and community building, while in san diego, scalability is the goal as researchers work to build the first open-ocean fish farm in the united states. [film advance clicking] : ma madagascar, we have more than 5,000 kilometers of coast, and a lot of fishermen ermmunities. it's forbidden to fish sea cucuith dive materials to preserve the species. but there are many foreign investors that came here that pay the young malagasy people to fish sea cucumber with a bottle of gas, etc. the chinese came here and, as usual, they tried to offer infrastructures ke roads, and as a counterpart, they want to be authorized to exploit natural resou. there is a very huge upsurge of these practices now, and it's a big threat to the natural resources, to their sustainability, and the environment in general. [man speaking nativuage] at day: we believe ish stocks ar

[ratsimbazafy speakingua native ge] [badouraly speaking native language] narrator: in madagascar, the villages of velondriake have regulation are pushing people towards a sustainable future of california, innovation is tpacing federal laws and threatening the local fishing culture. [film advance clicks] [indistinct conversation] man: i grew up fishing. i made my first tuna trip when i was 9 years old. i'd get out of school rly, you know, during the summers to go fishing with my dad, and then my son nick, he loved fishing since he was little, too. man 2: immediately when i was born, le, i knew. like, i didn't think that i was ever gonna do anything else. i just rmew i was gonna be a fis. david: rinse him a little. i never even thought about third generation. just a couple of weeks ago, iaid, "well, wait a second. we're third generation." you know, i didn't even think about that, and my granddaughter heis down here working at market. that's fourth generation. nick: our goal is to catch the bigeye tuna. the largest bigeye l.at we can catch is our g david: he's been fishing about a thousa

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[narrator] reggae music, tropical white sand beaches, these are the images that come to mind when people think of jamaica. less thought of is one of the islands' largest predators, the american crocodile. [man] it's part of our heritage, it's on our coat arms. [speaker] the crocodile is the mascot for our cricket team, the jamaica tallawahs. it's on our jamaican defense force. [man] most people here fear the crocodile, they think it's like a monster that will come and get you. jamaicans have an ingrained fear of reptiles igeneral so we don't like lizards, and a crocodile is just a big lizard. so, moof people have the vie "best crocodile is a dead one." so, we have to try and combat that.

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