Channel Title: Mike Gardner Channel Description: <video> Interview with Bette Davis' daughter B. D. Hyman (1985, Part 1 of 2) Description: An interview after the release of My Mother's Keeper by B. D. Hyman on her life with her famous mother. Part One. </video> <video> A look at the building of the Golden Gate Bridge Description: Charles Kuralt looks at the people who "build things" </video> <video> More reaction to the attempt on life of Ford and gun control (1975) Description: More aftermath and reaction </video> <video> Reaction to the attempt on life of Ford and gun control (1975) Description: The aftermath and reaction </video> <video> Segment on the making of Apocalypse Now (1979) Description: A look at the classic 1979 film </video> <video> CIA answers questions on opening Americans' mail for 20 years (1975) Description: Congress wants to know why </video> <video> A WWII Russian prisoner of war remember the Americans who helped him survive Description: A Russian World War 2 vet wishes the world to know how a group of American prisoners of war risked their lives to help him and his comrades. </video> <video> Interview with Bette Davis' daughter B. D. Hyman (1985, Part 2 of 2) Description: An interview after the release of My Mother's Keeper by B. D. Hyman on her life with her famous mother. Part Two </video> <video> Federal Reserve Chairman replies to NYC bailout request (1975) Description: Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns replies to Congress </video> <video> The aftermath of the death of Martin Luther King (1968) Description: The aftermath of the slain civil rights leader </video> <video> Columbia University protests of 1968 Description: A movement similar in some ways to Occupy Wall Street </video> <video> Campaign 1970 Description: Results from the U.S. midterm election that year. </video> <video> New York City asks for a bailout (1975) Description: Mayors press the case for New York City bailout </video> <video> For a day in a small town, 100% Democracy Description: Everyone does their share to run their little town in Vermont </video> <video> 1977 Black Panthers: 10 years after fight in SUPPORT of 'open & carry' Description: As governor of California, Reagan signed the Mulford Act into law in 1967. Written by Republican Assemblyman Don Mulford, the legislation was the most sweeping state edict in all the country, prohibiting the more or less free carrying of firearms in public. Reagan freaked out in 1967 when open & carry Black Panthers came to the state house. The law was to disarm the Panthers. This occurred the day Elvis was buried (in relation story wise, but that was one of the stories of the day.) I kept the last story because it has a young (and hot) Connie Chung </video>

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