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Side shot of The United States Army military transport plane, the C-5 Galaxy on a tarmac, the cargo hold door opens.

Interior shots of the C-5's empty gigantic cargo hold - a few men stand inside - a good example of the scale of the plane's hold.

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Side shot US Air Force C-5 plane on the tarmac, cargo hold door slowly opens

The C-5B Cargo plane - Lockheed's Galaxy also known as Fat Albert - exterior and interior shots of the cargo hold area.

Cargo hold area of the C-5B with bundles of cargo. Show host is told about 7 Black Hawk helicopters can fit in the plane.

The U.S. Air Force C-5B Galaxy cargo plane takes off. Shots of the plane in the sky. With narration states the plane fully loaded weighs three quarters of a million pounds.

The Antonov AN-225 cargo plane landing and taking off - narrator states this plane displaced the C-5 as the new "heavyweight champ". Interior shots of the plane's gigantic cargo area. Shots of the cargo area opening up and the cargo ramp lowering down.

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An official takes a stack of counterfeit five dollar bills and shows them to TV Host. Another official talks into camera from his office about document fraud.

Hidden camera is placed in Show Host's shirt. A mic is placed in his leather folder.

Host walks into another retail store in a shopping mall, shops around and tries to pay with the counterfeit money. Again the clerk recognizes the money as fake. Buisted.

CUs a 100 dollar counterfeit bill with a black line 'security fiber' -and micro fiber printed around the portrait on the bill. An expert talks about security features in genuine currency.

Slate: Know Zone - F.A.T.S

CU a policeman pointing his handgun.

Shots fired out of the back of a Toyota pickup (a simulation from the F.A.T.S program). "Justify Your Actions" "For Good Judgement" overlays

A police officer is seen shooting at the computerized simulation of the criminal. Then in review, gets his reaction time.

A female pointing and shooting a Smith and Wesson 9 mm Semi-Automatic gun that shoots laser beams at the F.A.T.S training system simulations. Hands holding and shooting the Smith and Wesson.

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Demo video of a man using a "Wake Board" - a hybrid combo of a surfboard, snowboard and windsurfer. Man on the wake board pulled by an unseen boat does flips and crazy stunts.

Demonstration of feet being strapped into a wakeboard.

Shots of the water skiier performing stunts on an Air Chair - he leaps and flips while sitting on the 'chair'.

Middle aged man, the Show Host, attempting to water ski and can't get up out of the water, keeps going under.

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Know Zone Slate - Organ Transport

Doctors are seen boarding a plane carrying a cooler - narrator talks about the importance of the transportation of human organs and the lives saved.

WS a Lear Jet 25 landing on a runway.

A helicopter in flight.

A man who received an organ transplant speaks with unseen interviewer about the experience that saved his life. Doctors disembark from the Lear Jet carrying a cooler .

Know Zone slate with lines going through the film. "DNA/Fingerprints"

New segment begins about Fingerprinting. Police officer rummages through debris. Officer kneeling down at a crime scene taking photos.

Unseen narrator talks about the "Automated Fingerprint Identification System"a program designed to match prints to people. Pan in on a computer monitor with a close up detailed image of a fingerprint.

The AFIS system is seen processing fingerprints. Fingerprints lifted from a crime scene are seen being scanned into the system equipment. CU Several detailed images of the fingerprints, a graph of the print shows the mathematical relationship of the prints lines and ridges, hands holding a sample of a print.

Courtroom scene. Richard Ramirez, a suspect in the night stalker case enters the courtroom. Narrator explains how the computer program identified his fingerprint in no time where it would have taken 15-20 years otherwise.

A hand holds up an example of a blood splattered piece of paper and a coin - something typical of what would be found at a crime scene.

Scene of a crime. Crime scene tape. Officers appear to be covering a dead body with a sheet of plastic

Scenes of the aftermath of the World Trade Center bombing. Black smoke emanates from the building, an injured man on the ground holds his chest and smoke comes out of his mouth.

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High tech images of a basketball game in an arena in fast motion - looks like a computer game.

A woman at a gym doing pull downs.

Miller walks down the aisles of a health food retail store and points out the various energy bars and vitamins that line the shelves.

A table full of various brands of sports drinks and energy bars. Pan in on Craig Miller who speaks with a woman nutritionist about the drinks. She states the products can help athletes who have time constraints and difficulty getting enough calories and carbs. She states that the power bars and drinks are not needed for the typical half hour jog or workout, and discusses the nutritional content and their potential benefits or not.

Host Craig Miller outside on roller skates and playing ball with a dog. He offers the power bar or ball to the dog.

Next segment begins - personal safety. Devices women may use against perpetrators.

Host Craig Miller talks about the inventor and invention of "Jack Attack" - a car jacking counter measure.

Host Miller visits a Counter Spy retail shop in Beverly Hills. The retail clerk demonstrates the most popular items, a pepper spray gun, which was recently legalized, and a personal security alarm, a distortion phone box.