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Here's a special hour-long edition of NBC Nightly News, anchored by John Chancellor in Jerusalem, David Brinkley in Washington, and Jessica Savitch in New York. (this is the complete broadcast, but it is the network feed, and as such is missing any local cutaway spots)
This deals almost exclusively with the recognition and acceptance by Egypt's President Anwar el-Sadat of Israel at a speech before the Israeli Parliament, and the reaction
Includes:
Opening titles (voiceover by Bill McCord)
David, in Washington, leads off with Sadat's speech, then hands it off to Jessica who previews what will be covered on this edition, plus promising an interview with former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. She, in turn, introduces John who is at the Knesset and, in his report, shows clips from Sadat's speech and words from Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin.
NBC Nightly News Special Edition bumper
The Shower Massage by Water Pik (tech. diff. at beginning)
Commercial: BankAmericard is now Visa credit card - "We're Keeping Up With You"
Bumper
Commercial: Tootsie Roll animated (during the news?)
Commercial: Lincoln Mercury Zephyr Wagon
John introduces Garrick Utley report on Sadat's visit to Yad Vashem, then mentions there is no state dinner at Sadat's request before bumper
Commercial: Ray-O-Vac Heavy Duty Supercell batteries
Commercial: Butterball turkey
Bumper
Commercial: General Tire
Commercial: Arthritis Pain Formula
John introduces Garrick Utley piece on reaction from Israeli politicians, followed by Bill Lord report on reaction from Israelis on street
Jessica previews reports on Arab world's reaction prior to bumper
Commercial: General Motors
Bumper
Commercial: Centurion fire & smoke detector by Sunbeam
Commercial: Manischewitz light wine
Jessica sums up Arab world's reaction, with reports from Lee McCarthy in Cairo, Steve Delaney in Amman, David Burrington in Beirut, and Kenley Jones in Damascus
David previews reports on reaction from Washington
Promos for Little House on the Prairie and Columbo (voiceover by Norman Rose)
David introduces report from Judy Woodruff on reaction from President Carter and Vice President Mondale
Jessica introduces reports on reactions from Americans across country by Frank Bourgholtzer in Los Angeles, Bob Kur in Chicago and Robert Hager in New York
David sums up reaction from D.C. establishment before bumper
Commercial: Mellow Roast coffee
Commercial: Baker's Angel Flake Coconut
Bumper with bird's eye view
Commercial: Sylvania Blue Dot flash bulbs
Commercial: English Leather for Men
David introduces Tom Pettit report detailing history of Arab-Israeli conflict, then introduces piece by Jessica about Sadat's and Begin's backgrounds
Edwin Newman interviews Henry Kissinger about Sadat speech
Next is report by Richard Valeriani from State Department, followed by bumper
Commercial: First Alert
Commercial: Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale
Bumper with bird's eye view
Commercial: Nabisco Triscuit
Commercial: Isotoner gloves
In other news:
National Women's Conference in Houston (reported by George Lewis)
Plane crash in Fundal, Madeira
News briefs (from Washington, Greece and Great Britain)
David gives final analysis on Mideast situation before goodnights
Commercial: 1978 Lincoln Continental
Commercial: Oil of Olay
Ending credits:
Executive Producer - Joseph Angotti
Principal Reporters & Writers - David Brinkley, John Chancellor, Jessica Savitch
N.Y. Producers - Herb Dudnick, Harry Griggs, Alfred Robbins, Bill Wheatley
Wash. Producers - Robert McFarland, Chris Michon, Gerry Solomon
Directed by Norman Cook, Frank Slingland
Associate Directors - Judith Garfield (N.Y.), Katherine Powers (N.Y.), William Kreps (Wash.)
Associate Producers - Charles Amundson, Bill Chesleigh, Ray Elberfeld
NBC Nightly News
Copyright (C) National Broadcasting Co., Inc.
All Rights Reserved, 1977
Promo for Memories of Elvis (after Mouseketeers at Disney World) (voiceover by Scott Muni)
This aired in Chicago (and throughout the U.S.) on Sunday, November 20th 1977.
This footage was donated to the MCCTv as part of the Savitch Family Collection.
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@charliemunk2947 3 года назад

I am?watching the for a sentimental reason. I am moving from my house tonight. I moved in on this date in 1977. This was the 1st news I saw in yhe house 43 years. I will walk out of this house when this video ends. Never to return to this house. I remember this broadcast. So weird. Good by house, I will always love you

@FuzzyMemoriesTV 3 года назад

Beautiful story. Thank you! :-)

@joeferguson2606 Год назад

Dont leave the tv behind

@LisaWilliams-sm5zx 10 месяцев назад

Beautifully put, well said. I feel you on that, doing similar myself. Blessed journeys forward and forever onward and upward! 🙏🤗🏝️

@K24Z3CU2 Год назад

That TV monitor is massive. It would have cost thousands

@ih8utbe Месяц назад

I watched NBC News with Jessica Savitch in 1977 when I was 9 years old and on my grandma's Large TV in her living room. TV was exciting for me then.

@jrodlange8099 6 месяцев назад

I was 6 when this broadcast hit the airwaves. To this day, when I think of the late 70's national newscasts, I remember thinking why is Israel and the middle east seemingly on every newscast? Of course, I didn't understand due to being too young. With the passage of time, and some old fashion Bible study, it's clear why this will continue to the end. I can't wait until the day when the Jewish people say "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord". What a great day that will be!!

@wnychevy09 6 лет назад

at 19:57 GM Mid Size commercial narrated by the late Alexander Scornby. This is first time in over 40 years that I have seen this commercial. Thank You

@kbflorida888 6 лет назад

wnychevy09 how about the Butterball. (“Tho-est never brought home a butterball”)

@IssanCaliRefugee Год назад

Now in 2023, GM's new midsize are the the Chevy Trax and Buick Envista. Not bad looking cars, until you find they're made in South Korea, and are powered by 1.2 liter, 3 cylinder, Chinese engines. Those GM engineers are rolling in their graves.

@janeaton3417 5 лет назад

That Sunbeam Centurion fire and smoke detector commercial at 57:53 was very dramatic with the way the music builds up at the beginning and the outdoor shots of the house used in this commercial is the Eight Is Enough house although the front door of the house looks slightly altered everything else looks the same. This commercial could pass for a TV show the way it was done. I also think it was what could have inspired the Eight Is Enough episode just over a year later on November 29th, 1978 titled You Won't Have Nicholas To Kick Around Anymore. An episode of the show that definitely scared me as a child when I first saw it. One of the serious episodes of the series for sure. That episode also featured a smoke detector but it was the GE Home Sentry. Back then smoke detectors on TV shows were rare if mentioned at all. I think EIE was the first to feature them. If I am wrong let me know.

@christopherthorkon3997 Год назад

These commercials get me all misty eyed. They take me back to my teens.

@Dana_inc Год назад

I remember that tootsie roll commercial, don’t know how I was 7 months old on this date. They must use the commercial for years.

@exdemocrat9038 5 месяцев назад

Really fake news in 1977.

@byrd56 4 года назад

0:02--NBC's Bill McCord was the announcer during this "Nightly News" intro. McCord was the substitute for regular announcer Bill Hanrahan.

@mariepavlov9144 6 лет назад

some NBC stations in the Eastern and Central time zones didn't carry the special edition of NBC Nightly News from November 20, 1977 (NFL on NBC (11-20-1977) 4pm games: Houston at Seattle and Oakland at San Diego)

@wmbrown6 6 лет назад

Can any NYC denizens recall whether WNBC Channel 4 ran this special edition?

@newstarcadefan 6 лет назад

wmbrown6 most likely since WNBC (an O&O) has to run what the network tells them to.

@MJBYouTubeNetwork Год назад

I think all NBC O&Os carried this, including two NBC Stations here in New York. WNBC, and WNYT, NBC Channel 13 in Albany, New York. The others, NBC Los Angeles (don't know if they did, if they didn't, Los Angeles Football must have been on), MAQ Chicago, KYC Cleveland must have too. But doubt any West Coast affiliates carried this, especially in Seattle and Oakland

@jameswillett7186 10 месяцев назад

AT 21:06 it's the Bradford house from Eight Is Enough standing in for a fire alarm commercial.

@GFI888 6 лет назад

John Chancellor before he became John Chance-lore.

@rtcp2020 2 года назад

What do you mean?

@GFI888 2 года назад

@@rtcp2020 John Chancellor apparently did not think announcers were saying his name clearly enough. I think it was about the late-70's when he said it must be pronounced Chance-lore. Check out any early 80's newscast and you will hear the difference. Here's an example from a 1982 promo. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ScFRNC0bkRw.html

@andyrose5616 8 месяцев назад

12:47 The Butterball pilgrims are played by James Harder and Mary Jo Catlett.

@525Lines 6 лет назад

8:34 I haven't seen that one in a while but that Tootsie Roll commercials been around.

@ChristopherSobieniak 5 лет назад

It barely went away before you saw it again!

@danieljackson3868 6 лет назад

Holy Hell, that Manichevitz Light!

@DCGuy1997 Год назад

I read Jessica called David, "Dave" at one point and he got mad as he didn't like that nickname.

@nataliep.9047 10 месяцев назад

I don't blame him. She was obnoxious.

@bethdibartolomeo2042 5 лет назад

51:10 ?!?!? Who holds a steering wheel like that?

@wmbrown6 6 лет назад

I wonder, would anyone know if, over on CBS, Walter Cronkite on that night had anchored a "special edition" of the CBS Evening News out of Jerusalem (likely outdoors), with (most likely) Bob Schieffer holding the fort at "the CBS Newsroom in New York" with "the other stories"? (I doubt Roger Mudd would've, especially on a Sunday.)

@mariepavlov9144 6 лет назад

wmbrown6, there was no CBS Evening News on November 20, 1977, CBS had an NFL doubleheader that day but there was a CBS News Special Report on Sadat's visit to Israel at halftime of both Game 1 (Atlanta at New Orleans; Minnesota at Chicago; Philadelphia at St. Louis; Tampa Bay at Detroit) and Game 2 (Dallas at Pittsburgh; Los Angeles at San Francisco) with Bob Schieffer (New York) and Walter Cronkite (Jerusalem)

@wmbrown6 6 лет назад

Ah, thanks for that - ahem - news. But I was basically correct on the hunch that Cronkite was in Jerusalem and Schieffer in New York, for CBS' two Special Reports, from what you've said.

@mariepavlov9144 6 лет назад

wmbrown6, CBS had the CBS Sunday Night News which aired on various CBS stations late night Sunday Nights, and November 20, 1977 was one of the nights that the CBS Sunday Night News (usually during this period anchored by Morton Dean).

@hrtvfan2870 4 года назад

@@mariepavlov9144 And I would probably imagine that these developments no doubt caused some last-minute changes in plans for the 60 Minutes broadcast after CBS finished their NFL doubleheader

@galolito 2 года назад

Any chance that the report from 17 October 1970 could be shown? The first gay homecoming queen was in that parade as the first Gay Liberation Front in Iowa (also the first gay liberation group recognised by a university) had formed about 18 days earlier and NBC was the only TV network that got footage. The rest of that homecoming parade at the University of Iowa was more fun that you think could come out of Iowa and a perfect 1960s snapshot.

@TheBandit7613 4 года назад

Wow, remember when the news was actually trustworthy? And we still liked each other no matter who we voted for?

@sillygoose635 3 года назад

still is, and that never really happened.

@BeliaLastes 2 года назад

@@sillygoose635 uh huh 🤔🙄

@sillygoose635 2 года назад

@@BeliaLastes ...yep.

@IssanCaliRefugee Год назад

Win one for the Gipper

@untexan Год назад

Wow, remember when you could read RU-vid comments from actual people and not trollbots?

@seanlee1271 4 года назад

Hey, It's Steve Guttenberg! 7:46

@MCLUHANVIDEOS 3 года назад

07:55 bankamericard

@davanmani556 6 лет назад

Where is Agent Yum-Yum?

@erikjohnhalvorsen4452 5 лет назад

Wow! A news broadcast where the anchors and reporters did not once interject their own personal thoughts and political agendas, they just did their jobs and REPORTED THE NEWS! It would be great if they Could pull back on all the commentary and opinion shows and get back to doing things that way!

@sillygoose635 5 лет назад

They still do, shocking, i know.