Includes coverage of planes at the McChord Air Force Base; Nimitz; the Boeing headquarters in Renton, Washington and the plant in Everett, Washington, as well as people working at the plant and the prototype of the Boeing 707; McDonnell Douglas manufacturing, and the NASA Space Station "Freedom. "

Includes coverage of aerial and ground shots of Seattle, especially the waterfront, downtown, and the Kingdome, during both daytime and nighttime; a Kingdome pitch reel; a Pike Place pitch reel; the sinking of the I-90 Bridge; Hood Canal Bridge; 520 Bridge; and aerial, interior, and underground shots of Hanford.

Includes coverage of measuring the snow pack in the Cascade Mountains in Oregon; the ban of phosphates in laundry detergent in the Portland area; a sperm bank; killer whales and trainer accidents in San Diego; BCTV video of a two-plane crash near Bellingham, Washington; murder crime scene at the Green River; curbside and diaper recycling; accused murderer William Pawlyk; Aryan Nation Headquarters in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; yew tree stripping and processing; and raw sewage in Victoria.

Includes coverage of AIDS among different demographics, doctors and nursers interacting with patients, surgery and blood testing, scientists and researchers, AIDS support groups and counseling sessions, AIDS-related pneumonia, the White House, Center for Disease Control, National Institute of Health, Department of Health and Human Services, Food and Drug Administration, condoms and condom testing, needles, blood banks, physio-control, and the RU 486 abortion pill.

Includes coverage of Cyanide-laced Sudafed capsules, spotted owls and barred owls; old growth and logging; a garbage dump in Arlington, Oregon; Liquor Board regardig alchohol percentages in beer; and a baseball player crashing through a fence (KOIN coverage).

Includes coverage of bars, the Bremerton Shipyard with the USS Nimitz in port, the Bangor Naval Submarine Base, USS New Jersey, USS Abraham Lincoln, USS Oriskany, USS Missouri, and USS Midway.

Includes coverage of operating rooms, patient rooms, research labs, and the exterior of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center; sockeye salmon in King County and, specifically, at the Ballard Locks; Pacific Power and Light film about salmon; Lower Granite Dam on the Snake River; Trojan Nuclear Plant on the Columbia River; Q-Patrol/Queer Patrol in Seattle; and Concert Crush in Portland (KOIN).

Includes coverage of planes at the Whidbey Island Naval Station.

Includes coverage of Reyat sentencing (BCTV footage), A.L.F. mink fires (KOIN), bike cops in Seattle, paratroopers (KOIN), marbled murrelet, Walla Walla sweet onions, Emergency Service Center, Blaine Border Crossing, Seattle espresso carts and vending machines, driftnet fishing (mostly Greenpeace footage), nuclear sub aground near Anacortes, Portland Raceway (KOIN), strawberry harvest (KOIN), Diane Downs (KVAL), super tanker aground near Port Angeles, and wildfires in Alaska (KTVF).

Includes coverage of a fishermen's stike in Bristol Bay in Alaska (KTVA), counterfeit Canadian money, planes and trains at Washington's Salvage Lake, the collision and rescue of a Chinese freighter with a Japanese fishing boat (BCTV), a ship from Colombia carrying cocaine that was stopped at the Port of Tacoma, peyote, a cult at Royal Teton Ranch in Montana, Denver boot wheel-locking device, the Downtown Seattle Nordstrom store, and Ivar's "Dances with Clams."

Includes coverage of The Boeing Compan manufacturing and fabrication at plants in Auburn and Renton, Washington; Boeing Field; 737s in flight and in production; 757 manufacturing and in flight; and 767s manufacturing and in flight.

Includes coverage of the Boeing Company 747 manufacturing and flight, and 707 and 727 in flight.

Includes coverage of information and investigations about the drug "Ice;" lava in Kilauea, Hawaii; Washington State Supreme Court; different weather conditions in Seattle; aerial shots of water reservoirs in Bremerton, Hanson, Chester Morris, Tolt, and Seattle's Volunteer Park; water usage, water-saving devices, and water police on patrol in Seattle.

Includes coverage of oil spill from a Japanese fishing boat that sank, the coast of Washington, Neo-Nazis in Utah, a possible assassination attempt on President Bush in Portland, Gable trial, and Booth Gardner files ranging from his inauguration in 1985 to his final State of the State in January 1993.

Includes coverage of Hanford plants and B-Plant, Pathfinder Reactor Vessel, corporate headquarters, solar basin cleanout, waste tank sample analysis, and grout treatment facility.

Includes coverage of Bill Gates story on the future of communications, different Microsoft software and programs, and Microsoft offices and senior staff.

Includes coverage of Ivars commercials; Nintendo offices in Redmond, Washington; Nintendo Headquarters in Japan; owners of the Seattle Mariners baseball team; controversy over violence in the "Mortal Kombat" Nintendo video game; and Melinda Gates.

Includes coverage of dolphins in the Navy.

Includes coverage of D.B. Cooper, Booth Gardner, mammogram van, Olympic Goats, Pearl Harbor pitch reel, Idaho salmon, Tacoma Boy attack, killer whales in Puget Sound, condom production and testing, live turkey farm, and United States Supreme Court.

Includes coverage of the 707-Dash 80th Anniversary Flight on July 15, 1991. There is also coverage of the 707-Dash 80 rollout on May 15, 1954, the 707-Dash barrell roll on August 11, 1955, and the Museum of Flight.

Includes coverage of attack aircraft, bombers, transports, weather aircraft, command and control aircraft, electronic countermeasures aircraft, fighters, helicopters, tankers, forward air control aircraft, reconnaissance aircraft, training aircraft, missiles, space launch vehicles, Short Range Attack Missiles (Boeing Aerospace tape), AWACs (Boeing tape), B-2 bombers, airbus tape, Special Forces training, U.S. Army Ranger training, Fort Lewis, and Camp Pendelton.

Includes coverage of the WAVE in the Kingdome and other places, gambling on the Las Vegas Strip, Fauntenberry, light rail in Portland and Sacramento, Broadmoore Golf Course, Sea-Tac Airport, the Washington State Capitol Dome in Olympia, and the Idaho Nuclear Energy Lab (INEL).

Includes coverage of different Boeing helicopters (CH-47D, CH-46, MH-47-E, commercial helicopters, V-22 Osprey, and LH light helicopter development) and aerial shots of the Boeing plant.

Includes coverage of Boeing Defense and Pace Group Conventional ALCM, missiles being loaded and locked, B-29 "FIFI," F 1-17 Stealth fighter, and the destruction of United States Military planes as part of the START treaty.

Includes coverage of Rodney King, skier Alf Engen, skier Stein Eriksen, European gypsy moths, Oregon video poker, and a logger protest and rally against the spotted owl (KOIN). Some of coverage of skiers Engen and Eriksen is from older, silent film.

Includes coverage of Hanford Grout Treatment Facility, decontamination and decommissioning, nuclear waste from California, barrells, and silent file. Coverage of reactor construction from the 1940s.

Includes coverage of America's Promise ministries in Sandpoint, Idaho; whale watching in Baja, California; gypsy moth spraying in 1984 in Eugene, Oregon; gypsy moth spraying in 1992 in Tacoma, Washington, Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, British Columbia; Exxon Valdez aftermath and cleanup; and the western snowy plover.

Includes coverage of the Pearl Harbor 50th Anniversary.

Includes coverage of USS Truxton, USS Eisenhower, A-6 Intruder, F-14 Fighter, S-3 Viking, F/A-18, A6B from Whidbey, Amy Chouest, USS Boise, and USS Kittyhawk.

Includes coverage of mountain bike training for police and paramedics (BCTV), machine gun factory raid (KOIN), cock fighting, AIDS research at the University of Washington, breast implants and surgery, toxic spill from a train accident in California, and bungee jumping.

Includes coverage of sockeye salmon fish tagging, fish hatchery, juvenile fish transportation and the McNary Dam on the Columbia River (KEPR), and salmon fishing.

Includes coverage of baby diaper service, the Tacoma water system, low snow pack in the Cascade mountains near Ross lake, Super Soaker water guns, lawn painting, low water levels at reservoirs, salmon spawning, knotless fishing nets, and a pit bull attack.

Coverage of the 1992 Los Angeles Riots. Includes arrests, "ride alongs," fires, looting, and more.

Coverage of the 1992 Los Angeles Riots and riots in Seattle. Includes smoke and fires burning in buildings around Los Angeles, rioters and looters, protesters and police barriers on Interstate 5 (I-5) in Seattle, and downtown Seattle.

Coverage primarily pertains to salmon. Includes the salmon fish ladder at the Ballard Locks in Seattle, Washington; the power station near the Lower Granite Dam on the Snake River in Washington; trees and logging; commercial ocean salmon fishing; fishing boats; irrigation of alfafa fields in eastern Washington; power plants and power lines; sports fishermen on a lake; and an irrigation canal, probably on the Snake River.

Includes coverage of clearcuts on the Olympic Peninsula; the upper and lower Elwha dams; paper mills near Port Angeles; raw log export at the Port of Tacoma; the Summit Timber Company; logger protests and arrests near Forks, Washington; yew tree harvesting (KOIN, see also CBS Newspath Stock Tape 4), the Seattle-Snohomish Mill; and Christmas tree processing in Shelton, Washington.

Includes coverage of parking, lines of cars, and ferries at the Coleman Dock in Seattle, Washington; aerial shots of downtown Seattle and the waterfront; the Kingdome; aerial shots of the ferry crossing Puget Sound and arriving at the Winslow dock on Bainbridge Island; the San Juan Islands and Friday Harbor; a Washington State Ferries pitch reel; aerial shots of the Seattle-Snohomish Mill; and Yellowstone National Park during the winter.

Includes coverage of gray whales tapped under ice in Alaska; tax returns received at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS); and trucks with triple trailers in Oregon.

Includes coverage of fire training in June 1992 (BCTV); a fire in Oakland in fall 1991; a fire in Santa Barbara in June 1990; a fire in Spokane, Washington in fall 1991; a field burning in Oregon (KOIN); and a fire on Interstate 84 in Oregon in July 1992.

Includes coverage of dogs at PAWS; gambling and bingo at the Tulalip Reservation Casino and at Fort Hall, Idaho (KCBI); a wildlife park near San Diego, California (KFMB); people buying lottery tickts and the NFL Football lottery in Oregon; and chicken processing.

Includes coverage of the Thomas Kemper Brewery, the Redhook Brewery, and American and Canadian and other imported beer in the case at a store; a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) rally in Denver, Colorado and other KKK and Aryan Nation rallies and protests; an ocean aquarium on the coast of Oregon; the Joseph Meling trial for cyanide-laced Sudafed; and the Hanford WPPSS Plant 1.

Includes coverage of forest and residential fires in Idaho; Klickitat, Washington; Wenatchee, Washington; and Eldorado National Forest; and Westley Allan Dodd crimes and sentencing.

Includes coverage of the Westley Allan Dodd execution and the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla, Washington; Charles Campbell execution and crime scene; and the Wah-Mee massacre scene and Willie Mak inside court.

Covverage of the oil spill following the collision of the Japanese fishing vessel "Tenyo Maru" and Chinese freighter "Tuo Hai" in Canadian waters. Includes coverage of the vessels and the sinking of the "Tenyo Maru," aerial shots of the spill, rescues, and the clean-up.

Environmental pitch reel including coverage of Exxon Valdez, Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, garbage barge, recycling and landfills, traffic pollution, oil refineries, Earth Day 1970, Love Canal, rainforests, Bhophal (India), Mount Hood, loggers cutting down trees, deer in the wild, Mount Baker, and orca whales in Puget Sound.

Includes coverage of building and road damage and aerial shots of fault lines after an earthquake; wind and rain damage, looting, and food lines following Hurricane Andrew; and building and infrastructure damage and clean-up following Hurricane Inki.

Coverage of the aftermath of the Ruby Ridge standoff, the murder-conspiracy trial verdict in the case of white separatist Randy Weaver and co-defendant Kevin Harris, and the release of Randy Weaver. In addition to the tape log, there is a chronology of the events inserted into the tape case.

Includes coverage of commercials for Measure 9 in Oregon; community policing; coverage of the 1962 Columbus Day storm; aerial shots of Husky Stadium at the University of Washington; aerial shots of the 520 Bridge; Metro buses in Seattle; Keno lottery game; a profile of Adam Brown, who was accused and later sentenced of molesting children in Roseburg, Oregon; and the first-ever Martin Luther King parade in 1993.

Includes coverage of Hanford radioactive waste, tank farms, possible leaks, abandoned nuclear reactors, and clean-up; Smart Voter voter awareness program and phone hotline; and Battelle's Pacific Northwest Laboratories.

Coverage of arson fires around Seattle, Washington. Includes a Ballard three-business fire; a printshop fire; a Lake City bakery fire; a Shoreline fire at Frank Lumber Co.; a Capitol Hill garage/house fire; a fire at 5th Wheel Travel Homes; fires in Magnolia, Fremont, and Wallingford; a Tacoma warehouse fire; a fire at the Tacoma Vancouver Door Company; and coverage of arsonist Paul Keller, who set over 70 fires in the Seattle area. Also included is coverage of the 1993 Iditarod (KTVA).

Coverage of Washington Senator Patty Murray on election night and on the day after the election, campaigning, at debates and rallies, and being sworn in. Other footage shows Murray with her daughter on a Mother/Daughter Day in Washington, D.C.

Coverage of Washington State Governor Mike Lowry on election night and on the day after, on inauguration day, giving a budget proposal speech, meeting with British Columbia Premier Harcourt, signing bills, and talking about a healthcare bill with Hillary Clinton via satellite.

Includes coverage of the manufacturing of mini CDs (footage supplied by Sony); cranberry harvesting and packaging (footage supplied by Ocean Spray); turkey processing (footage supplied by Norbest); lava flow into the ocean at Kilauea, Hawaii; an environmental ground and air check in Onalaska, Washington, after four girls were diagnosed with the same rare cancer; and graffiti in San Diego, California.

Includes coverage of aerial shots of the snowpack in the Cascade Mountains; the Mount Hood Ski Area; Highway 58 in Oregon; the Mount Baker Ski Area; a fuel spill in Bellingham, Washington; and Mount McKinley (KTVA).

Includes coverage of interviews with family members of Korean War POW and MIA, and the Greenhill School in Centralia/Chehalis, Washington.

Includes coverage of a company that makes wooden car door parts for Hondas, and gay pride parades and weddings.

Includes coverage of the McChord Air Force Base, including the airfield, control tower, hangar, and planes; the USS Sacramento in Puget Sound; the crash of a F-86 Korean Fighter in an air show in El Toro, California; and the Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane, Washington.

Northern Exposure stories, including main characters John Corbett, Cynthia Geary, John Cullum, Rob Morrow, and Janine Turner; sound stage in Redmond, Washington; and tourism in Roslyn, Washington.

Coverage of a World Vision B-Roll of Romanian orphanages. Includes babies and children in beds and cribs, nurses and doctors checking on children, staff working with children, and a protest/rally.

Includes coverage of outdoor concerts, a black tar heroin drug bust, the Washington state coastline, snow pack in the Cascade mountains, Asarco Smelter in Tacoma, deer, moose, Oregon Gun LXR, Tramco, and an Oregon health plan for the disabled and mentally ill.

Includes coverage of Star Wars missiles, Boeing's special plane, and GFX; first flight of Boeing plane; GFX Space Station; Boeing 747 and the Boeing Everett plant; Boeing's Renton plant; engine for a 757; the rollout of Boeing's 2500th 737 plane; and de-icing planes at the Denver, Colorado airport.

Includes coverage of a bison hunt; commuter train in Los Angeles, California; trains in Washington, D.C. and Buffalo, New York; and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) medical center.

Includes coverage of the teacher's strike of 1991, including rallies on the steps of the Capitol; the Governor's Mansion in 1993; the Washington House of Representatives in session; the Washington State Senate in session; the Supreme Court of Washington justices and building; and aerial shots of the Port of Olympia.

Includes coverage of a woman at a doctor's office to get an abortion (KOIN); a fire at an abortion clinic in Boise, Idaho (KBCI); and the crime scene of an abortion doctor who was shot in Vancouver, British Columbia (BCTV).

Includes coverage of a Martin Luther King pitch reel (CBS NY file); United Airlines planes in Denver, Colorado; SSI Food Services meat grinding company in Wilder, Idaho (KBCI); Precision Tools Company; the Inauguration Day wind storm in 1993; and Better Meat Inc.

Includes coverage of meat inspections and cutting at a meat packing plant, an undercover slaughterhouse video, and meat being wrapped and labeled at a grocery store.

Includes coverage of grunge fashion and the music scene in Seattle, Washington; scenic shots of Seattle, including the skyline, ferries, the mountains, and the Space Needle; the Seattle Art Museum; Pioneer Square; Westlake Center; Seattle Waterfront Trolley; and Mount Rainier.

Includes coverage of the Tacoma Needle Exchange program; damage following an earthquake in the Portland; Oregon area; rainy weather in Portland, Oregon; the North American Arms Corps; and killer bees, including in Tucson, Arizona (KOLD). Also included in the tape case is a fact sheet about the earthquake in Oregon.

Coverage of the Trus Joist MacMillan wood product manufacturing company in Boise, Idaho. Includes exteriors, the Fort Vancouver Plywood Mill (KOIN), Simpson Timber Mill, Tech-Wood Mill, Louisiana-Pacific Mill (KREM), and ITT Rayonier plant.

Includes coverage of log exports from Longview, Washington and spotted owls.

Includes coverage of a timber conference meeting in Portland, Oregon, with President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore; a environmental rally; the Portland, Oregon airport; test flight of a blimp; scenic shots of San Frincisco, California; people smoking cigarettes; aerial shots of Denver, Colorado; a heroin bust in Vancouver, British Columbia (BCTV); penguins; and lightning storms in central and southern Oregon.

Includes coverage of Marilyn Vanderbere (Miss Colorado/Miss America 1958); scenic shots of Hawaii, especially Waikiki Beach and the Grand Hyatt Wailea on Maui; a semi-truck accident on Interstate 5 in Seattle, Washington; a hostage situation at a Safeway grocery store in Renton, Washington; prostitution; and a Starbucks store and roasting plant.

Includes coverage of a health clinic in Seattle, Washington, with mostly children being examined by doctors and nurses; patients and doctors at Harborview Medical Center Emergency Room in Seattle; and baby Ryan at Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane, Washington.

Includes coverage of a Pizza Hut exterior and food preparation; a Godfather Pizza exterior and food preparation; a McDonald's exterior, customers, and food; and apple packing at the Stimelt Packing Co. packing plant in Wenatchee, Washington, and at an orchard in eastern Washington.

Includes coverage of aerial shots of ammunition, bunkers, and submarines at the Bangor Naval Base; aircraft carriers, ships, and submarines at the Bremerton Shipyard; the I-90 floating bridge; the 5-20 floating bridge; Downtown Seattle and the Space Needle; and Everett Homeport.

Includes coverage of the Navajo Indian Reservation (KTSP and KRQE), Deer Mouse (a desert animal that carries the "mysterious illness"), prairie dogs in southern Colorado (KMGH), winter wheat harvesting (KEPR), Walla Walla Sweet Onions (KEPR), manufacturing of cigarettes and tobacco (CBS file) and water in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Includes coverage of beaches in southern California (including Venice Beach) and the San Andreas Fault in California.

Includes coverage of cans of Pepsi being bottled at the ALPAC Corp. in the Seattle and Renton, Washington area following reports that hypodermic needles had been found in cans of Pepsi around the United States. The needles turned out to be a hoax.

Includes coverage of Bloods and Crips gangs rap music video; gangs and police in California; aerial shots of Magic Mountain and Los Angeles, California; gang members in Portland, Oregon; and Hispanic gangs.

Includes coverage of Satsop Nuclear Power Plants 3 and 5, nuclear waste tanks at Hanford (Westinghouse footage), exterior of the Westinghouse-Hanford Company, a tour of Hanford, and Washington Public Power Supply System generators.

Includes coverage of factory and car pollution and waste, hazardous waste cleanup, various wild animals, wetlands and Costa Rican rain forests, suburban population and land use, logging, scenic shots of the Great Lakes, and the California condor (KFMB).

Includes coverage of old growth forests, clear cuts, and tree harvesters near Forks, Washington, and in Oregon (some KOIN); yew tree harvests on Weyerhauser land; and El Nino.

Includes coverage of the spotted owl; old growth forests in central Oregon; clear cuts; and logging.

Includes coverage of logging and lumber yards in North Carolina and Oregon (handout tape); aerial shots of clear cuts near Olympia, Washington; and Indian fisherman protests in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Includes coverage of Native Americans fishing on the Columbia River; the 13th anniversary of the Mount St. Helens explosion; cherry picking in Hood River, Oregon; peregrine falcons; a whale attack (BCTV); and a mountain lion capture in a California neighborhood.

Includes coverage of cross burning and Ku Klux Klan (KKK) rallies; Aryan Nation headquarters (KREM); OCA petition drive; and a postal inspection lab where mail bombs are taken for analysis.

Includes coverage of Geiger Correction Center, a minimum-security prison near Spokane, Washington; prison blues jeans at the Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution in Pendleton, Oregon (KBCI); men's cars being towed after soliciting prostitutes in Portland, Oregon (KOIN); Federal Correctional Institution in Sheridan, Oregon (KOIN); Oregon Supreme Court; Western State Hospital; the Supreme Court of the United States (CBS); Monroe Reformatory exteriors and gym interiors; Speaker of the House of Representatives Tom Foley; convicted sex offender Joseph Gallardo's release from prison; and McNeil Island Prison.

Includes coverage of Marine military games used as practice for riots; Trident nuclear submarines; the Evergreen Sportsmen club and shooting range near Olympia, Washington; the USS Florida nuclear submarine; and a weapons seizure in Kelso, Washington.

Includes coverage of a B-2 bomber on the ground and in flight; fireworks in Seattle, Washington; potato guns in San Francisco, California and Portland, Oregon; and a B-52 crash at Fairchild Air Force Base near Spokane, Washington.

Includes coverage of milk caps and POG caps collecting and training; apples growing on trees; sprinklers on farms in eastern Washington; dairy cows in Hawaii and Washington; an animal shelter; pear harvest in the Rogue Valley area of Oregon (KTVL); blue butterflies near San Pedro, California; orca whales in the Puget Sound near Tacoma, Washington; and the winner of the 1995 Iditarod.

Includes coverage of the X-2000 high-speed train; guns and a gun store in Denver, Colorado; a gun store in the Seattle and Bellevue area of Washington; Nike in Indonesia; Niketown exterior in downtown Portland, Oregon; Nike manufacturing plant and headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon; and aerial shots of Husky Stadium at the University of Washington.

Includes coverage of manufacturing at Collins Avionics; the air traffic control center at either SeaTac Airport or Boeing Field; manufacturing, production, and testing of a B2 bomber; Trident submarine; air traffic control center in Auburn, Washington; and a shooting at the Fairchild Air Force Base near Spokane, Washington (KREM).

Includes coverage of aerial shots of the Columbia River in the Gorge area and in eastern Washington; ground shots of the Columbia River in eastern Washington; barges in the locks on the Columbia or Snake River; aerial shots of the Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River; the Dalles Dam on the Columbia River; an unidentified dam on the Columbia River; the Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River; the Ice Harbor near the Pasco/Tri-Cities, Washington area on the Snake River; the Lower Granite Dam near Pullman, Washington on the Snake River; barges in the locks at the Lower Granite Dam; and Keiko the killer whale in Mexico (KOIN).

Includes coverage of salmon and other fish; Indian fishing platforms on the Columbia River; sport fishermen; commercial fishing on the ocean; farming in eastern Washington; potato fields and crops; wheat fields being watered; irrigation canals in eastern Washington; vineyards in eastern Washington; Reynolds Aluminum Plant on the Columbia River; Kaiser Aluminum plant in Spokane, Washington (KREM); and a gas-powered electric generator/plant near Salt Lake City, Utah.

Includes coverage of Warren Christopher meeting with other Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders; APEC world leaders arriving at the Port of Seattle, Washington; video poker in Oregon; Two Rivers Casino at the Spokane Indian Reservation (KREM); and Boris Yeltsin in Seattle.

Includes coverage of panhandlers and homeless vouchers in downtown and the University District of Seattle, Washington; homeless vouchers in Berkeley, California; the New York Stock Exchange; Woodstock (rights owned by Warner Brothers); banishment of two Indian teenagers; the Pacific Science Center; and scenic shots of Anchorage, Alaska (KTVA).

Coverage of the Port of Seattle including containers and ships, grain towers, train yard and Myrtle Edwards Park; ships anchored in Puget Sound; aerial shots of the Tacoma Dome and downtown Tacoma, Washington; Seattle, Washington-area bridges and overpasses, including the Alaskan Way Viaduct, the West Seattle Freeway, Interstate 5, Aurora bridge, and Fremont bridge; and Metro sludge sprayed on trees and forest land.

Includes coverage of 767 AWACS; CH-47 ""Chinook"" Helicopter; Space Station; shuttle and rocket boosters; mounted missiles; maritime avionics and radar systems; V-22 Tiltrotor ""Osprey;"" the Boeing Space Station in Huntsville, Alabama; a Boeing plant in Portland, Oregon (KOIN); and Heliwing first test flight. A scene sheet for Boeing Defense & Space Group Products, Video Release for APEC Conference (November 1993) is also included in the case.

Includes coverage of grey whales and sea lions in Puget Sound; a dolphin born in captivity in Las Vegas, Nevada; sharks off the coast of Hawaii; peregrine falcons (KTVL); black bear cubs (KTVL); a Bear Watch ad protesting bear hunting; sea lions at the Ballard Locks in Seattle, Washington; and a wolf haven.

Includes coverage of exteriors and interiors of the Bonneville Dam; windmills and wind turbines in Goldendale, Washington (KOIN); the murder of a migrant worker by two twelve-year-olds in Wenatchee, Washington; bats; the Shasta Dam; Kayko the killer whale; baby Ryan; and Carl Sagan in Seattle after treatment.

Includes coverage of Weyerhauser Company, including newspaper recycling; a loading dock in Longview, Washington; loading of pulp and newspaper rolls; a tree seedling nursery and tree planting; the spotted owl; replanting trees in the Mount St. Helelns area; Japanese milling and construction; and Weyerhauser Company headquarters in Federal Way, Washington.

Includes coverage of A-340, DNA kit, Roxanne Doll and Richard Clark, and the sinking of the Aleutian Enterprise.

Coverage of a fire in eastern Washington on July 25, 1994, aerial shots of the Upper Klamath River (provided by Pacific Power), Death by Dignity Measure 16 (KOIN), and Washington State LXR 1995.

Includes coverage of jail confession taping (KOIN); Archbishop George (KOIN); the image of the Virgin Mary on a road sign (KIMA); Everett Tire Fire (KSTW); "Car Seat Survivor" infant who lived through a fatal accident (KOIN): Oregon Tax Center (KTVL); inmates at the Yakima County Jail (KIMA); King County Jail file (KSTW); school bus fire (KTVL); tulips in the Skagit Valley, Washington (KSTW); an infant kidnapping from Pasco to Seattle, Washington (KSTW, KIRO, and KEPR); the Space Needle's 35th birthday, new mascot, and countdown to the year 2000; a green crab invasion in Oregon (KCBY); flesh-eating bacteria (KSTW); graffiti in Hawaiian cemeteries (KGMB); U.S. Bank bomber pitch reel (KREM); MS [Microsoft?] real eastate and Bill Gates's meeting with German Minister Gerhard Schroder (CBS); the escape of Russian mafia inmates from the King County Jail; Tooele incinerator file; childbirth and home delivery (CBS); and the Amtrak "Flexliner," a Danish-built hi-tech passenger train described as a cross between a bus and a plane.

Includes coverage of a B-2 stealth bomber landing in Seattle (Boeing); aerial shots of the B-2 flying over the Seattle skyline and landing at Boeing Field; Pang fire and stills; three women shot dead at the King County Courthouse; mail-order brides; and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Bruins's win at the NCAA basketball tournament.

Includes coverage of a three-part series on the Washington state wine industry (KREM); eagles in British Columbia, Canada (BCTV); eagles in the Chilkat Valley, Alaska; Ivan the Gorilla and the B & I Shopping Center; McCaw of McCaw Cellular at the Cannuck's game; and the 1995 Iditarod.

Includes coverage of Goldmark family murderer David Lewis Rice, murderer Mitchell Rupe, and Oregon criminal sketch arists Jean Boylan.

Coverage of Tonya Harding and other people related to the attack on Nancy Kerrigan. Includes Jeff Gillooly at boot camp, Shawn Eckardt in prison, Harding delivering food as part of the Meals on Wheels program, Harding with partner Patrick Page, Harding skating as Mrs. Claus, and Harding as a wrestling promoter.

Includes coverage of the Oklahoma City bombing; a Grateful Dead concert; peregrine falcons; survival training at the Fairchild Air Force Base near Spokane, Washington; baby mountain goats born at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington; Western Pacific Airline; the arrest of Clarkston, Washington City Councilman Bernie McCabe; a Princess Cruise ship hitting a rock in Alaska; Slade Gorton; a lesbian and gay pride parade in Seattle, and Ivan the Gorilla.

Coverage includes Al Cowlings's attack of Byron Harlan at an airport; a lodge at Crater Lake, Oregon; imported cars at the Port of Portland, Oregon; Captain Scott O'Grady in Tacoma, Washington; Kurt Cobain of Nirvana in concert; the Canadian fishermen's blockade of American cruise ships; bears in zoos; gill net fishing; Alaskan fishermen; estrogen pills; a grey whale slaughter at Neah Bay; porn on the Internet; a Green Peace demonstration; the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk; Lenoria Jones; Paddle Wheeler; the Microsoft Production Line for Windows 95; Mark Furhman's house in Sandpoint, Idaho; Archbishop William Levada; Red Hook Brewery; a meth bust (KSTW); and a chain gang.

Includes coverage of Portland, Oregon's yellow bike loaner program; Super Mall grand opening in Auburn, Washington; the unveiling of Mircosoft Windows 95; graffiti at the Washington State Capitol; Sugarloaf Timber Protest; Louisiana Pacific Siding; Donald Hutchings, who was held hostage in India; Lowry and Kitzhaber at a salmon treaty signing; the future Intel plant site at DuPont, Washington; voter ballot counting; model of a baseball stadium with a retractable roof; Happy Face Killer Keith Jesperson; a teen stripper in Eugene, Oregon; aerials shots of the Boeing Machinist Strike and of Sandpoint Naval Air Station; Oregon Women's Correctional Center; salmon migration; Elk Creek Dam construction; mink farm activists; the Morning After Pill in Canada; and a sex ring trial in Wenatchee, Washington.

Includes coverage of a profile of Becca Ann Hedman and the Becca Bill; salmon swimming across a flooded road; Bill Gates's first book; traffic and highway patrol on Interstate 5 (I-5) in Portland, Oregon; flooding, sandbagging, Chester Morris Dam, Cedar River, animals, Snohomish, Snoqualmie; KKK, Hate Crime, Riddle Oregon, KPIC; Dali Lama, reincarnation, religion, Tuka-la; Whistler, ski resort, chair lift accident; Keiko, killer whale, new home construction; shooting (KOIN); animal, bird, bald eagle, habitat (BCTV); the 1996 Washington State Legislature convenes; Keiko, Free Willy; 1996 election, Oregon, Senate, Wyden & Smith, ballots.

Includes coverage of Judith Billings's AIDS announcement; the homicide and funeral of Eagle Scout Trevor Aurend; snow and avalanche control in the Sierras (KOVR); story of a released convict who shot his wife and himself; Oregon State Senate candidates Thomas and Melinda Wilde; story of a kid who accidentally took a Budweiser beer to school instead of a Pepsi in Federal Way, Washington; a baby koala bear (KPIX); the Seattle Seahawks football team; closure of Interstate 90 (I-90) because of an avalanche; a flood in 1996 in Portland, Oregon; sandbagging, train derailment, mudslides, highway closures and road washouts after a flood in Western Washington; a baby gorilla at the Woodland Park Zoo; a prison gas chamber (KOVR); animals at a zoo; video poker in Oregon (KOIN); health and exercise at a spa; a mental hospital in eastern Washington (KREM); Walter Cronkite's retirement; Seattle, Washington mayor Norm Rice; arraignment after the Pang arson; and a chain gang in an Arizona prison (KPHO).

Includes coverage of a B-1 bomber; Bradley Cunningham, who murdered his wife and acted as his own lawyer (KOIN); gray whales near Olympia, Washington; coverage of construction of the Kingdome; alliance between Microsoft and MCI Digital; I-5 sniper Gene Roush and victim Gordon Bostock; Oklahoma City bombing press reel; Montana Freemen LeRoy and Daniel E. Peterson; Unabomber cabin in Lincoln, Montana; Timothy Leary; an Asian gang standoff (KOIN); Bill Gates's and Melinda French's wedding; Neo-Nazi Robert Matthews; Oregon Representative Wes Cooley; and water bag inventory Terry Spragg.

Coverage includes a pipe bomb at the Spokane, Washington City Hall (KREM); emergency landing of a small plane on a highway (KPIC); Montana Freeman Bo Grietz; a 5.3 earthquake in Seattle, Washington; postal child porn bust; AIDS blanket (KOIN); the murder of a family of five by Girley Crumb in Bandon, Oregon; the debut of the Italian TALGO train from Eugene, Oregon to Vancouver, British Columbia; airplane black boxes (KSTW); the death of climber Scott Fisher on Mount Everest; the loading and unloading of air cargo at SeaTac Airport in Washington; Moses Lake High School shooting (KREM); horse racing at Emerald Downs in Auburn, Washington; Unabomber pitch reel; a military chopper crash; and aerial shots of the McChord Air Force Base in Tacoma, Washington.

Includes coverage of sea lions (KSTW); an apartment fire at Aloha Apartments (KOIN); courtroom violcence (KRQE); the Olympic Torch dropped on Tacoma Narrows (KSTW); Phil Knight and Nike; Oregon radar and photo enforcement; Hurricane Bertha; Rocky Flat nuclear dump; Black Box factory; a white-only sperm bank in Spokane, Washington (KREM); Prince Andrew's visit to the Puget Sound area on July 29, 1996 (KSTW); militia arraignment in Arizona (KPHO); Nike protest; and fish processing.

Includes coverage of a new ferry; the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Treatment Center; the construction of Bill Gates's house; Cherry Point Texaco Oil Refinery; SeaTac Airport; the Canadian and United States border crossing; the opening of a new REI Store in downtown Seattle, Washington; apple processing in Yakima, Washington; the University of Washington Medical Center and campus; Pier 66 and the Seattle skyline and waterfront; Hurrican Ridge; Trojan Nuclear Power Plant; Mount St. Helens visitor center; Washington ferries; Port Angeles, Washington; the United States Coast Guard Port Angeles station; bear hunting (KOIN); Moses Lake High School shooting and the Loukiatis Trial (KREM); a fatal drunk driving accident (KIMA); Polly Klaas trial; Oregon wagon train (KTVL); Munchausen Syndrome (KREM); and a kidnapping and highway chase (KOIN/KVAL).

Includes coverage of BP Station robbery; a sex molester program (KOIN); methane "fire" ice and the coast of Oregon; FBI arrests for a bombing in Spokane, Washington (KREM); JFK Airport file (CBS); AmericaWest Phoenix (KPHO); Albuquerque Balloon Festival (KRQE); a fake killer whale used to scare sea lions (KSTW); micro pump (KSTW); studded tires (KOIN); a militia bust in Bellingham, Washington; Canadian confiscation (BCTV); Tonya Harding saving someone's life in a bar (KOIN); and a hidden toilet camera in a University of Washington Library.

Includes coverage of Odwalla juices found to contain e-coli; an infant decapitated by a car air bag (KCBI); photo radar mis-reading car speeds (KOIN); the Columbia Gorge waterfalls (KOIN): Boeing/Lockheed merger (KCBS); Tucson pitch reel; Gary Lock sworn in as the Washington state governor (TVW); retirement of Washington Lieutenant Governor Joel Pritchard and swearing-in of Brad Owen as the new Lieutentant Governor (TVW); dedication of a Jimi Hendrix statue in Seattle, Washington; Umatilla Army depot nerve gas storage facility (KOIN); Elwha Ferry (KSTW); sex offfender Joseph Aqui in College Place and Walla Walla, Washington; U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln (KSTW); murderer Harry Moore (KOIN); a Yakima, Washington hardware store that sold bomb batteries (KIMA); a Ford Festiva fatal gas tank explosion (KCBY); molestation accusations against Frugal Gourmet chef Jeff Smith; and homevideo of a referee headbutted by a wrestler.

Includes coverage of abortion protestor Shelly Shannon (KTVL); abused horses in Nespelm, Washington (KREM); a United States Coast Guard rescue mishap in La Push, Washington (KSTW); a Joe Camel Booth at the Daytona 500 (PATH); a monkey cloning primate center in Beaverton, Oregon; eastern Washington survivalists' shootout with Ohio state patrol; Jonathan Wright; a Microsoft blackmarket software bust; an avalanche triggered by snowmobilers; a bison protest (KTVQ); snow pack measurements in the Cascade Mountains; Heaven's Gate cult suicide; Oregon medical health plan (KOIN); Mortal Kombat and other video game violence; Clinton, Boeing, and Air Force One in Everett; a C-130 crash off of the west coast (KOIN); a new airport security device tested and developed in Lewiston, Idaho (KLEW); crop smudge pots (KTVL); and bats in a cave (PATH). The tape case includes a print-out about Oregon health.

Includes coverage of James Earl Ray's rifle (CBS); tech summit--Bill and Melinda Gates, Gates House, Al Gore, Emerald Star (KSTW); a topless teen in Eugene, Oregon; a Russian freighter that alledgedly shot a laser at a Canadian helicopter (KSTW); someone with a ninja sword in Westlake (KSTW); A.L.F. protest and mink release (KOIN); the Portland, Oregon 1962 Columbus Day Storm; strawberry harvest; radar guns given to volunteers to control speeding cars in Federal Way, Washington (KSTW); Seattle Mariners baseball team "cycle" one million dollar winner Pamela Altazan; Eugene, Oregon "cross" held hostage by a veteran with a shotgun; Ralph Nader in Seattle, Washington; starvation in North Korea; a tunnel discovered at the Oregon State Penitentiary; flooding and a bridge collapse in Idaho; an infant's death caused by an airbag (KUTV); and puppy mill (KREM).

Includes coverage of the Boeing 737-800 rollout; a child kidnapping in Caldwell, Idaho (KOIN); LifeFlight in Eugene, Oregon (KVAL); navy ships USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Ohio at SeaFair; teens jailed for killing and dismembering a Moses Lake man in Alaska (KTVA); cable public access show--pornography/sex offender arrest ; a chain gang in Chehalis, Washington; eruption of a volcano in Kileaua, Hawaii; a corn field maze with the "Got Milk?" slogan built in the shape of Washington state; lovelace trial (KREM); Bill Gates's house; Paul Allen's purchase of Union State in Seattle, Washington; 777 flying casino on LAUDA Airlines; a truck loaded with dynamite crashed on a highway in Portland, Oregon (KOIN); death of a killer whale at the Vancouver Aquarium (BCTV); the El Nino effect and a marlin caught off of Westport, Washington; Paul Allen with Monica Seles at a Blazers game, and a mink release (KUTV).

Includes coverage of gun locks (NRA handout tape); a new Canadian wilderness park (BCTV); Melinda Gates at the Children's Hospital; a bull that took the pants off of a man; the Las Vegas Strip (KLAS); an infant's death from minningococcal contracted from a daycare in Oregon (KTVL); the new Hatfield Courthouse in Portland, Oregon (KOIN); a strip club and exotic dancing; surfing and Hawaii; salmon processing and egg and sperm retrieval (KTVL); Jody Roberts, a missing newspaper reporter from Tacoma, Washington, was found in Sitka, Alaska (KOIN); aerials and groundshots of Everett Homeport construction; aerials of a river rescue; John F. Kennedy, Jr. in Portland, Oregon; TWA Flight 800 crash animation; the murder of 11-year-old Josh Nelson by 16-year-old neighbor Travis Richards (KOIN); Evan Hunziker, an accused spy in Korea, who returned to SeaTac Airport and committed suicide weeks later (CBS); and Ronald C. McDonald, a Santa Claus who molested children.

Includes coverage of Montana highway traffic and speed limit signs; Pamela Anderson Lee and Tommy Lee sex tape on the Internet (IEG); fire at the state capitol in Boise, Idaho (KBCI); Seagrams and Crown Royal liquor advertisements; WA>LXR 1998 open; Lon Horiuchi, the FBI Agent who shot Randy Weaver's wife at Ruby Ridge, Idaho (KREM); the general manager of the Pittsburgh Steelers (KDKA), avalanche control on Interstate 90; Newt Gingrich; smoking and cigarette manufacturing file (CBS); Federal Express; Rolling Stones concert at the Kingdome; hockey player Jason McIntyre hitting a player with his hockey stick (KBCI); trenchcoat robbers at Lakewood Seafirst Bank; Oregon Cape housing development sliding into the Pacific Ocean (KOIN); Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in Carlsbad, New Mexico (KRQE); Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon (KTVL); vampireism in a Ray Ban commercial; aerial shots of Paul Allen's house on Mercer Island, Washington; Deidre Hunt's murder of Mark Kevin Ramsey (graphic); a man rejected by his HMO who set himself on fire and shot himself (KCBS); and film coverage of the Washington ferry Kalakala. The tape case also includes a print-out of information about Deidre Hunt's retrial.

Includes coverage of Kip Kinkel and a school shooting at Thurston High School in Springfield, Oregon; a riot at fraternity houses at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington; Gameworks in Seattle, Washington; General Marion Karl killed by an intruder; the ferry Wenatchee; serial killings in Spokane, Washington; HOV lanes and traffic on freeways in Seattle, Washington; Heartstream, a local company that produces a portable defibrillator for airplane use; the Puyallup tribe's Emerald Queen riverboat floating casino; CL-215 Superscooper; Wild Ride (KTVL); a police chase and shooting in Salt Lake City, Utah (KUTV); a high-school honor student turned criminal (KOIN); crop circles (BCTV); Starship Millenium high-tech yacht by Sony, Microsoft, and Olympus; OSP-Campbell; Monica Lewinsky; and Teresa Miltonberger, a Thurston High School student shot by Kip Kinkel. The tape case also includes notes about a school shooting in Idaho.

Includes coverage of Matthew Shephard, a student at the University of Wyoming who was tortured and killed because he was gay; a skydiving Santa Claus (KLAS); a Metro bus accident during which the bus plunged off the Aurora Bridge in Seattle, Washington; a goal post brought down by fans at the OS vs. OSU game (KVAL); the search for missing 8-year-old Derrick Engebretson (KTVL); a weapons seizure at the Issaquah Plateau; planes waiting on the tarmac at SeaTac Airport following air traffic control problems; death row (KLAS); New Carrisa, a Panamanian freighter than ran aground off Coos Bay, Oregon; earthquakes; Safeco Field and a construction working hitting the first in-park homerun; C-32A Air Force Two (WOIO); a school shooting by student Shawn Cooper in Caldwell, Idaho (KBCI); Airbus A3XX animation; a Makah whale killing; and Copper River salmon and commercial fishermen (KTVA).

Includes coverage of home video of a pipeline explosion in Bellingham, Washington; sea animals in Puget Sound, including octopus, crabs, and jellyfish; Eugene riot; a whale harvest in Alaska; the Vancouver, British Columbia airport and Air Canada planes (BCTV); a dead whale on the beach (BCTV); the killer whale Tillicum that killed its trainer in February 1991; a race car crash (KTVL); a race boat crash (KLEW); Omak Stampede (KREM); a lodge at Crater Lake, Oregon (KTVL); Holocaust from New York; Spirit of '98 cruise ship that hit rocks off the coast of Juneau, Alaska; a new Mormon temple in Spokane, Washington (KREM); the Washington School of the Deaf in Vancouver, Washington (KOIN); and Washington Governon Gary Locke's visit to Mexico.

Includes coverage of an ancient fossilized man found in the Yukon (CBC and Northern Native Broadcasting); breastfeeding-friendly businesses (KOIN); Safeco Field pitch reel; mass transit system ("The Ride") in Denver, Colorado; female boxer Margaret MacGregor's victory over male boxer Loi Chow; aerial shots of Bill Gates's house; a child with Down Syndrome who was possibly thrown off a bridge by his mother (BCTV); Tonya Harding; a 7.1 magnitude Hector Mine earthquake in the Mojave Desert, California (KCBS); the Perseus Meteor Shower (KRQE); Oregon City fight club (KOIN); Jon Benet Ramsey (CBS); black box manufacturer Allied Signal Inc.; and Northlake Shipyard shooting.

Includes coverage of Leslie Sharp in Powers, Oregon; the ferry "Chinook;" the Microsoft campus; infrared car pollution analyzer (KOIN); Makah whaling; Crater Lake image mapping (KOIN); the trident submarine USS Alabama leaving the Bangor naval base; Hanford Fast Flux Test facility (KEPR); fires in Montana; low water levels at Washington reservoirs and dams; red light cameras in Beaverton, Oregon; gypsy moth spraying; Antonov cargo plane; and the 6.8 magnitude Nisqually earthquake.

Written on label: Includes coverage of aerial shots of Seattle, Washington, including Shilshole Bay, Magnolia Bluff, Alki Beach, downtown, the Space Needle, ferries on Puget Sound, the waterfront, Husky Stadium, the University of Washington campus and Red Square, the Port of Seattle, and SeaTac Airport.

Includes coverage of aerial shots of Seattle, Washington, including Shilshole Bay, Magnolia Bluff, Alki Beach, downtown, the Space Needle, ferries on Puget Sound, the waterfront, Husky Stadium, the University of Washington campus and Red Square, the Port of Seattle, and SeaTac Airport.

Coverage primarily related to Mount Saint Helens and, to a lesser extent, Mount Rainier. Includes crater sensors; aerial shots of Spirit Lake, crater rim, steam vent, and post-eruption; Mount Rainier with the town of Orting, Washington in the foreground; Toutle River mud flow; Yakima, Washington buried in ash; eruption readings at the University of Washington Seismology Lab; eruption photo sequence; wild elk; blow-down and recovery; and aerial shots of Mount Rainier.

Coverage related to Tonya Harding and the attack on Nancy Kerrigan. Includes Jeff Gillooly, Shawn Eckardt, Derrick Smith, Diane and Dennis Rawlinson Press Conference, Erika Bakacs, Robert Weaver, Bart Gori, FBI, arrests, Lavona Golden, court trials, skating practice, press conference, Olympics, and Harding's guilty plea. In addition to the log, there is also a print-out of key events in the attack on Nancy Kerrigan.

Coverage of the production process at the Boeing Company.

Coverage of the first flight of the Boeing 777. Includes the nose of the plane while still on the ground, an obstructed view of the plane in motion, the plane taxiing, the crowd, and a rear view of the plane.

Includes coverage of commerical airplane group, commercial rotorcraft, human space exploration, space products, fighter/attack aircraft, military rotorcraft, military aircraft, defense products, a product review montage, and 727 cargo planes.

Coverage related to an E. coli outbreak at Jack-in-the-Box fast food restaurants. Includes tips about E. coli, coverage of food preparation at Jack-in-the-Box and new cooking methods, children being treated for E. coli, health inspectors, and still photographs and home video of Riley Detwiler, a young child who died after exposure to E. coli.

Coverage related to the murders of Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman and O. J. Simpson's trial. Includes the crime scene, evidence, car chase, booking, police officers and prosecutors, Simpson's collegiate and professional football careers, the Simpson family, and the trial.

Coverage related to Gary Locke during his first term as Washington Governor. Includes his primary win and victory speech, his general election win, interviews, inauguration speech and events, and his first 100 days in office.

Coverage of orca whales.

Includes coverage of Las Vegas riots (Eye on America), a three-part Idaho wolves series (KREM), Charles Campbell profile, tenth anniversary of the Mount Saint Helens eruption (CBS), Whistler ski resort (BCTV), and a 1997 winter storm. .

Coverage of the winter storm on New Year's Day, 1997.

Background information and coverage of the arraignment for Johnny Lee Riley, a minister and father of sixteen children who was charged with murder in 1997 from a robbery gone wrong in 1974.

Coverage of the Hanford Nuclear Facility, including single- and double-shell tank farms, installation of a pump, rotary core sample truck, workers in a greenhouse, Health Physics Technician Activity, Plutonium Finishing Plant, Plutonium Uranium Extraction Facility, Waste Sampling and Characterization Facility, carbon tetrachloride vapor extraction, reactors, wildlife, central waste complex, solid waste burial ground, well drilling, Fast Flux Test Facility, and plant decontamination work.

Coverage of Mary Kay Letourneau's court sentencing.

Coverage of Mary Kay Letourneau's court sentencing.

Coverage of Mary Kay Letourneau's court sentencing.

Written on label: Mary K. Letourneau, "Teacher Rapes Student," Prison Sentencing, Source: POOL, 2 of 2, Property of CBS Newspath, February 6, 1998.

Scenes of nature.

Coverage of major news events in 1991. Includes the Gulf War, William Kennedy Smith, AIDS, cancer, genetics, reproduction, national health care, the 200th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights, legal stories, and sports hightlights.

Coverage of major news events in 1992.

Coverage of major sports highlights from 1993. Includes hockey plays, high school and college football plays, auto racing plays, boxing plays, gold plays, tennis plays, college basketball plays, NBA basketball plays, baseball plays, NFL plays, fans and mascots, and miscellaneous news bites.

Coverage of major news events in 1995.

Coverage of the aftermath of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake near San Francisco, California. Includes crushed vehicles, fires, cracked and collapsed buildings, roads and bridges, and aerial shots of the city and surrounding area.

Coverage of major news stories from 1993.

Coverage of Northwest Medical Teams International, Inc in Honduras.

Coverage of Vili Fualaau's testimony in the Mary Kay Letourneau trial.

Aerial views of United States borders.

Coverage related to Lisa Hughes' resignation from KIRO.

Coverage of the Skytrain in Vancouver, British Columbia.

KTVA and Pool coverage of the scene of a plane crash that occurred in 1948 in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park in Alaska. In 1999, Marc Millican and Kevin McGregor climbed Mount Sanford to the site of the Northwest Airlines DC-4 crash. Includes an interview with Geoffrey Bleakley, the Historian at the national park; an interview with Ben Hollman, an eyewitness; a news conference; other interviews; and the site of the crash.

Coverage of the flood in Kauai, Hawaii, in March 2006.

Coverage of transportation, markets, entertainment, and street scenes around Hong Kong.

Coverage of Hong Kong in 1996, including aerial views, buildings, people, transportation, banks, the stock market, the gold market, financial services, industry, fashion, container terminal, Kai Tak Airport, air cargo, new airport core projects, satellite, media, legislative council, art and culture, Chinese arts and crafts, imported consumer goods, horse racing, recreation and sports, Hong Kong Park, and universities.

TVB Archive news coverage for CBS News. Includes Sha Tau Kok border, Shenzhen border, protest against the Provisional Legislature, gold/stock exchange, Legislative Council meeting, Provisional Legislature meeting, Governor Chris Patten, SAR Chief Executive Designate C. H. Tung, Vietnamese Boat People's camp and massive breakout and rioting, Kai Tak Airport, Chek Lap Kok Airport, Tsing Ma Bridge, harbor fill, protest against Beijing's martial law, protest against Tiananmen crackdown, Old Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Britannia in Hong Kong, Royal HK Jockey Club, and royal stamps.

Coverage of basketball player Tony Harris, who went missing and was later found dead in Brazil in November 2007.

Coverage of volcanic activity.

Coverage of the Boeing 777, including a certification package, in-flight footage, post-flight, Rolls Royce engine, and Cathay Pacific.

Coverage of the first flight of the Boeing 777. Includes ground shots of the rear of the plane in the distance, taking off, wheels up, flying, descending, and landing. Also includes coverage of people on the ground with the plane in the background.

Coverage of basketball player Tony Harris, who went missing and was later found dead in Brazil in November 2007.

Coverage of the production of the Boeing 777.

Coverage of Trans World Airlines (TWA) Flight 800, which exploded and crashed into the Atlantic Ocean twelve minutes, after take-off from John F. Kennedy International Airport en route to Rome.

Coverage of Boeing.

Includes coverage of aerial shots of the Boeing plants in Everett, Auburn, and Renton, Washington, and at Boeing Field; manufacturing of 767s, 747s, 737s, and 757s; 767s, 747s, 737s, and 757s in flight; 777 GFX simulation; apples being picked and boxed; trucks loading logs onto ships to be exported; and lumber mills in Washington state.

Coverage of the Boeing 777.

Includes coverage of a C-12 on the runway, take off, air to air, air to air KC-10 aerial refueling C-17, internal KC-10 viewing C-17 aerial refueling, internal KC-10 personnel air refueling, air to air KC-10 aerial fueling C-17, and C-17 in operation.

Coverage of the first flight of the Boeing 777. Includes aerials shots of the plane on the ground, the crowd, the plane taxiing and turning, take-off, and the plane in flight.

Coverage of the demolition of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, which had been bombed over a month earlier. Includes different angles of the building, close-ups, aerial views, and reactions.

Coverage of the Dupont trial.

Coverage of Blake Island and Tillicum Village.

Coverage oo a promotion for Starbucks cofee that cost $1.00.

Coverage of Lisa Hughes.

Coverage of an interview with Bob Spence related to trade issues between the United States and countries in Asia.

Aerial views of Mt. St. Helens in the morning.

Coverage of Tom Wales.

Coverage of the Washington State Legislature.

Coverage of nude bungie jumping..

Coverage of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii.

Coverage of flooding along the Skagit River in Skagit County, Washington.

Aerial views of Seattle, Washington.

Coverage related to Jody Roberts, a reporter from Tacoma who went missing in 1985 and was found twelve years later, with no memory of her previous life.

Aerial views of the Microsoft campus under construction.

Broadcast of the CBS Evening News in which Bill Nye gives an interview, via speakerphone, about manned missions to Mars.

Coverage of Dawn Scott..

Coverage of Fire Station #31 in Seattle, Washington, after many firefighters were diagnosed with cancer. Includes a shift change at the firehouse, b-roll, engines leaving on call, and interviews with Pat Bartlow, Paul Atwater, and Captain Bruce Amer.

Coverage of Fire Station #31 in Seattle, Washington, after many firefighters were diagnosed with cancer. Includes an interview with Holly Williams and her father's picture, b-roll (no audio), and interviews with Angela White, RaeAnne Eckerman, and Chief Gary Morris.

Coverage of Fire Station #31 in Seattle, Washington, after many firefighters were diagnosed with cancer. Includes an interview with King County Epidemiologist Dr. David Solet and dirt and brick leaching in the downstairs area of the firehouse.

Coverage of the "Victoria C." trial.

Edit master of the "VIctoria C." trial.

Coverage of the Bengals lawsuit.

Coverage of the WCCO Bait Car.

Coverage of a timber mill; aerials of clear-cuts and old growth; rain forests; loggers sawing down trees; logging roads and trucks; spotted owls; clear cuts on the Olympic Peninsula; paper mills near Port Angeles, Washington; Port of Tacoma, Washington; and the Seattle-Snohomish Mill.

Coverage of Mt. St. Helens.

Aerial views of Mt. St. Helens.

An interview with Deputy Diana Randall.

Coverage of the crash of the Concorde and an investigation into the crash.

Coverage of the World Trade Organization (WTO) protest in Seattle, Washington.

Coverage of the unveiling of Microsoft Windows 95 and Windows 98 operating systems.

Coverage of Microsoft Windows 2000.

Coverage of Hong Kong

Includes coverage of street scenes, transportation, markets, entertainment, crowds, and other scenes in Hong Kong.

Coverage of Hong Kong, including aerial views, buildings, people, transport, banks, stock market, gold market, financial services, industry, fashion, container terminal, Kai Tak Airport, air cargo, new airport core projects, satellite, media, legislative council, arts and culture, Chinese arts and crafts, imported consumer goods, horse racing, recreation and sports, Hong Kong Park, and universities.

Coverage of Hong Kong, including Sha Tau Kok border, Shenzhen border, protest against provisional legislation, gold/stock exchange, legislative council meeting, provisional legislature meeting, Governor Chris Patten, SAR Chief Executive Designate C. H. Tung, Vietnamese Boat People's Camp and massive breakout and rioting at the camp, Kai Tak Airport, Chek Lap Kok Airport, Tsing Ma Bridge, harbor fill, protest against Beijing's martial law, protest against Tiananmen crackdown, Old Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Britannia in Hong Kong, Royal HK Jockey Club, and royal stamps.

Coverage of Ahmed Ressam, who was caught in Port Angeles, Washington with bomb-making materials. Includes exteriors of motels in Vancouver, British Columbia and Seattle, Washington; the Space Needle; Ressam in Federal Court; sketches of Ressam in court; exteriors of the federal detention facility and federal courthouse; border control and the Blaine Border Crossing; and arrests at the border.

Coverage of a school shooting near Denver, Colorado, possibly the Columbine shooting.

Coverage of bad weather.

Coverage of Kuwait and Iraq during the Gulf War.

Coverage of the Gulf War. Includes a map of the Middle East and Gulf Region, tomahawk missile attacks and detonations, Patriot Plant in Florida, A-10 Thunderbolt II, AH-1 Cobra attack helicopters, A-6 Intruder, tow anti-tank missiles, airborne refueling mission, B-52s in England, A-10s, and Department of Defense air combat tape.

Includes coverage of protesters in support of the Gulf War at Seattle Center and in downtown Seattle, Washington; clashes between pro-war demonstrators and anti-war demonstrators; Department of Defense images of a bridge being bombed; and a story on the one-year anniversary of the war.

Coverage of Keiko, the Orca who starred in the movie "Free Willy," particularly related to his return to the wild. Includes coverage of Keiko in Mexico and his transport to an aquarium in Newport, Oregon; Keiko's television and movie roles; Keiko license plates, t-shirts, and other merchandise; a model of an ocean training pen and Keiko's actual pen in Iceland; and Keiko's transport to and first days in Iceland.

Coverage of Keiko, the Orca who starred in the movie "Free Willy," particularly related to his return to the wild. Appears to include at least some coverage from VNR related to Keiko's move from an enclosed pen in the ocean off of Iceland to a larger area in the enclosed waters off a remote Icelandic bay.

Coverage of the 10th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Coverage from 1989, including the Exxon Valdez leaking in Prince William Sound, oily water and beaches, dead animals, and beach cleaning. Also seems to have coverage from 1999, including aerial views of Prince William Sound.

Coverage of Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of the U.S.S. Missouri, which launched in 1944 and was decommissioned for the final time in 1992, when it was moved to the Naval Inactive Ships Maintenance Facility in Bremerton, Washington.

Coverage of Ken Griffey, Jr.

Coverage of significant news events in 1990.

Coverage of the British Columbia (BC) Children's Hospital.

Coverage related to Steve Davis.

Coverage of a Boeing 777 made for Air Alitalia.

Coverage of the Boeing 737 Fuel Tank Wiring Fix Kit.

Includes coverage of Chris Legeros, Drew Griffin, David Kerley, Steve Knight, Del Rogers, Herb Weisbaum, John Yeager, Frank Abe, Brian Wood, Kathleen Warren, Dave Ross, Scott Rensberger, Tom Glasgow, Diana Olick, Janet Wu, Annemarie Hou, Margaret Larson, Julie Blacklow, Joyce Taylor, Frank Kracher, Tony Ventrella, Todd Pottinger, Neal Karlinsky, Meeghan Black, Mike Goldfien, Lisa Hughes, and Mike Jones.

An interview with John Purvis following the crash of the Concorde.

Ccoverage of eco-terrorism.

An interview with Charles Bofferding.

Coverage of the lottery.

Coverage of the border crossing between the United States and Canada.

An interview with Al Gore conducted by Bob Shieffer.

Coverage of Bruce Margon and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.

An interview with geologist Charles Rubin about "The Big One" earthquake.

An interview with Rich Breuhaus of Boeing.

An interview with John Purvis about the cause of the Concorde crash.

An interview with Barbara Judd.

A story about Microsoft that appeared on CBS Sunday Morning.

An interview with Russ Young of Boeing.

Coverage of the crash of Alaska Flight 261, a flight that was en route from Mexico to Seattle, Washington, before it crashed into the Pacific Ocean.

Coverage of basketball player Katie Holloway.

An interview with John Purvis following a plane crash in Singapore.

An interview with Joanne Testacross following the crash of Alaska Flight 261, which was en route from Mexico to Seattle, Washington, before it crashed into the Pacific Ocean.

Coverage of the crash of Alaska Airlines Flight 261, which was en route from Mexico to Seattle, Washington when it crashed into the Pacific Ocean.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Coverage of Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Coverage of Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Coverage of Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Coverage of Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Coverage of Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Coverage of Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Coverage of Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Coverage of Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Coverage of the Microsoft Headquarters in Redmond, Washington.

Coverage of Honduras.

Coverage of REI in Seattle, Washington.

Coverage of Honduras.

Includes coverage of a Charles Campbell file with the murder scene; Walla Walla State Prison interiors and exteriors; and Wesley Allan Dodd hallway walk, ant his sentencing, and protesters outside the prison both for and against Dodd's death and the death penalty.

Trial after Vili Fualaau and his family sued the Highline School District and the city of Des Moines, Washington, for failing to protect him from Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of the trial after Vili Fualaau and his family sued the Highline School District and the city of Des Moines, Washington, for failing to protect him from Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of the trial after Vili Fualaau and his family sued the Highline School District and the city of Des Moines, Washington, for failing to protect him from Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of the trial after Vili Fualaau and his family sued the Highline School District and the city of Des Moines, Washington, for failing to protect him from Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of the trial after Vili Fualaau and his family sued the Highline School District and the city of Des Moines, Washington, for failing to protect him from Mary Kay Letourneau.

Written on label: Fualaau Trial #4, Bob Huff on stand, 4/22/02.

Coverage of the trial after Vili Fualaau and his family sued the Highline School District and the city of Des Moines, Washington, for failing to protect him from Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of the trial after Vili Fualaau and his family sued the Highline School District and the city of Des Moines, Washington, for failing to protect him from Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of the trial after Vili Fualaau and his family sued the Highline School District and the city of Des Moines, Washington, for failing to protect him from Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of the trial after Vili Fualaau and his family sued the Highline School District and the city of Des Moines, Washington, for failing to protect him from Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of Vili Fualaau and Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of Vili Fualaau.

Includes coverage of Cindy Allinger; snow in Everett, Washington; a gas pipeline explosion; Mary Kay Letourneau; a car-to-car shooting; John Manning backgrounder; and an assault at a school in Sumner, Washington.

Coverage of a fire department dive team.

Written on label: Saturday Feed Master.

Coverage of salmon.

Coverage of a Barack Obama rally at the Key Arena in Seattle, Washington.

Covergae of a total solar eclipse as seen from the summit of Mauna Kea in Hawaii.

Coverage of either Mount Saint Helens and Mount Rainier in Washington; the Naval Station in Bremerton, Washington; and a trident submarine in Admiralty Inlet, Washington.

Aerial views of Everett homeport and Tacoma, Washington.

Coverage of REI.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

Coverage of the USS Carl Vinson.

An interview with Alan Sager.

Coverage of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, possibly following a hurricane.

Coverage of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, possibly following a hurricane.

Coverage of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, possibly following a hurricane.

Coverage of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, possibly following a hurricane.

Coverage of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, possibly following a hurricane.

Coverage of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, possibly following a hurricane.

Coverage of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, possibly following a hurricane.

Coverage of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, possibly following a hurricane.

Coverage of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, possibly following a hurricane.

Coverage of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, possibly following a hurricane.

Coverage of the trial after Vili Fualaau and his family sued the Highline School District and the city of Des Moines, Washington, for failing to protect him from Mary Kay Letourneau.

Coverage of heroin users.

Aerial views of Seattle, Washington.

Aerial views of Seattle, Washington.

Coverage of basketball games and practices played at the Kingdome in Seattle, Washington.

Coverage of basketball games and practices played at the Kingdome in Seattle, Washington.

Coverage of clean-up after the Los Angeles Riots. Includes people sweeping, moving debris, a clean-up march, clean-up crews, the National Guard guarding businesses, and aerials shots of burned and gutted buildings in downtown Los Angeles.

Coverage of basketball games and practices played at the Kingdome in Seattle, Washington.

Coverage of Hong Kong.

Coverage of riots.

Coverage of riots.

Coverage of riots.

Coverage of riots.

Coverage of a solar eclipse and the history of solar eclipses as seen from Hawaii. Includes an interview on sun symbol petroglyphs with a Hawaiian petroglyph researcher, the Spencer House eclipse time capsule, the Kalani Honua Solar Eclipse Retreat, a play about the solar eclipse, and a solar eclipse science contest.

Coverage of Bob Packwood.

Coverage of Bob Packwood.

Coverage of Bob Packwood.

Coverage of Bob Packwood.

Coverage of Bob Packwood.

Coverage of a solar eclipse.

Coverage of a solar eclipse viewed from Hawaii.

Coverage of a solar eclipse viewed from Hawaii.

Coverage of a solar eclipse viewed from Hawaii.

Coverage of a solar eclipse viewed from Hawaii.

Coverage of a ferry accident response drill.

Coverage of a ferry accident response drill.

Coverage of a ferry accident response drill.

Coverage of a ferry accident response drill.

Coverage of Mount Saint Helens.

Coverage of the Mount Saint Helens eruption.

Coverage of the eruption of Mount Saint Helens.

Coverage of Mount Saint Helens.

Coverage of the eruption of Mount Saint Helens.

Coverage of lupus treatment.

Coverage of Mount Saint Helens.

Coverage of the Green River Killer, including a person of interest statement, task force office, crime scenes, victim photographs, and interviews.

Coverage of the Green River Killer, including suspect interviews and searches of crime scenes.

Coverage of Green River Killer Gary Ridgeway, including his arraignment, aerial views of his home and place of employment, and searches of his home and his parents' home.

Coverage of the Green River Killer, Gary Ridgeway.

Stock Coverage of Seattle Mariners player Ken Griffey, Junior.

Coverage of the Concorde and other plane crashes.

Coverage of China.

Interview with Jill Hollingsworth of the United States Department of Agriculture about the e. coli outbreak in the Northwest.