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WPIX Special Report: Blackout '77-City of Darkness 

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Portion of a special broadcast covering the aftermath of the New York Blackout of July 13th-14th. Commercials were included. Audio is right-channel only.
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@handsomeX
@handsomeX 11 месяцев назад
The more of these old news videos i watch, the more it appears to me that people were a lot more mature and had a better sense of self awareness back then.
@cattydcat8716
@cattydcat8716 4 года назад
The store owner interviewed for a while from the 13 minute mark, is incredible articulate. He should have been a writer, not a store keeper, he has a real way with words
@Riogi
@Riogi 3 года назад
I agree with you. I wonder what became of Murry Meyer.
@alpineinc1
@alpineinc1 Год назад
"MEYERS--Murray, 87, of New York, died peacefully February 22, 2005. As the consummate New Yorker, he presided over Murray's Market on the West Side for 50 years as butcher, philosopher, poet and social worker." - from the New York Times. Murray's Market was at 730 Amsterdam Ave (bet 95th-96th). It's a furniture store now.
@RemnantCult
@RemnantCult Год назад
@@alpineinc1 God bless that man.
@drinkingpoolwater
@drinkingpoolwater Год назад
wow andy warhol died on 2/22 too. but in 87. it’s a good day to die
@KiCreativeStudioJP
@KiCreativeStudioJP 11 месяцев назад
He was genuinely choking back tears. Breaks my heart.
@jamesmack3314
@jamesmack3314 5 лет назад
Wow I was there Age 16....luckily comfortably numb in my Dads east side apartment That was a crazy ass summer
@falconuruguay4588
@falconuruguay4588 4 года назад
I lived thru this in Brooklyn...I remember it quite well.
@keithtaylor1864
@keithtaylor1864 2 года назад
So do I!
@CaptchaNeon
@CaptchaNeon 6 лет назад
People would go in full blown panic if there were a blackout today. Can you imagine the amount of time most people would last with no cell phone, iPad or internet of any kind?
@oldblackstock2499
@oldblackstock2499 5 лет назад
One year later from your comment, it happened again. But at least for only a few hours.
@sherrykeith2268
@sherrykeith2268 3 года назад
Yes I can luckly I grew up in 70 and 80 without these things so I would know how to read a book magazine paper or watch local channels
@imadeyoureadthis1500
@imadeyoureadthis1500 3 года назад
theres still the odd blackout where i live and its normally overnight so likt 6pm it starts and the power will come up in the morning
@Cjga1114
@Cjga1114 Год назад
Oh forget it! The suicide rate would rise 100%
@handsomeX
@handsomeX 11 месяцев назад
​@@sherrykeith2268It seemed like people were a LOT more prepared for emergencies in general back then.
@altfactor
@altfactor 7 лет назад
WPIX had a lot of class by including excerpts of rivals' TV coverage of the 1977 blackout. Likely, videotape shot by WPIX was probably loaned to other stations in return.
@ralphtimothe148
@ralphtimothe148 6 лет назад
I was ten years old when the blackout happened.
@edwincancelii2917
@edwincancelii2917 Год назад
I just turned 5 years old, approaching in my final year of preschool. And I was watching Bareta at that time. My brother was 4 years old.
@myklehicks32
@myklehicks32 3 года назад
I just turned 8 on that day when the blackout started. It was on my 8th birthday July the 13th 1977. My mother had a celebration for me.
@bartondonnelly5293
@bartondonnelly5293 8 месяцев назад
I had just graduated High School when this happened. David Berkowitz known at that time was ‘The 44 Caliber Killer’ before he was caught. Yep, we sat outside of our house because it was a hot day. We didn’t go back inside until AFTER dark. Oh, such memories.
@noreenanthony-tabar2148
@noreenanthony-tabar2148 8 дней назад
@bartondonnelly5293 I was a child but remember how the neighborhood came together the nights the lighte went out in NYC 1977 And David Berkowitz was also known as he called himself the "Son of Sam" The 1970's seem to be the decade of serial murders. Hollywood, San Francisco, New York City Interesting times
@mustafajackson9430
@mustafajackson9430 4 года назад
I remember running up and down the darkened hallway of the Grant Projects where my family lived in Harlem. Good Times.
@WARDMAN3
@WARDMAN3 Год назад
I was almost 8 years old living in Greenwich CT I remember that night so well. We were at a club eating dinner and I remember watching this table umbrella outside blowing wildly in this massive thunderstorm! We did not lose power in CT but I had bigger problems... I was terrified that Son of Sam was going to come up and murder me! Ahhhhhhhh the summer of 1977 Good times!
@melamineflorentine8134
@melamineflorentine8134 Год назад
night before they caught him.. when he was on the front page of the post.. the sketch of him.. for some reason I got it into my head that night that he might be up on the roof of my apartment building... I could not move I lay awake sweating that whole night... then he was caught the next day... and then it was like everything was better. that was quite a summer... terrifying.. exhilarating.. hot.. VIVID.... the blackout night we were watching TV and the tv went out.. i seem to remember watching the lights click off row by row in the parking lot behind the apartment a few minutes later... then we were looking for candles and flashlights!
@Bort1965
@Bort1965 Год назад
It is interesting to see these reports about the 1977 blackout, & comparing them to reports about the 1965 & 2003 major blackouts.
@CalmKit
@CalmKit Год назад
Ed Koch, mayor of NYC 1978-89
@vegasjay2326
@vegasjay2326 6 лет назад
45:10 Wow....amazing foreshadowing!!
@luisreyes1963
@luisreyes1963 4 года назад
Before the viral pandemic & the 9/11 terrorist attack, this was one of NYC's biggest disasters.
@sacredcowmusicjukebox
@sacredcowmusicjukebox 5 лет назад
July 13, 2019. Happy Anniversary. Partial blackout in NYC. 1977 was a different time in NY. There was still actual native New Yorkers left in the city, as you can hear by the city accents.
@po2313
@po2313 3 года назад
13:52 This man was so eloquent and inciteful. Comparing to looters and arsonists to Nazi Stormtroopers in 1932. I see no difference. Both criminals victimizing the innocent.
@handsomeX
@handsomeX 11 месяцев назад
I could hear him talk about anything for hours.
@avalondreaming1433
@avalondreaming1433 11 месяцев назад
He was wonderful. He sounds like a great boss as well. I hope that if he had kids and grandchildren they see this and are proud.
@keithmoon3190
@keithmoon3190 3 года назад
Pat harper looks so cute
@ultramet
@ultramet 6 лет назад
I was watching CPO Sharkey and thought my brother blew a fuse...lived in Spanish Harlem...the next day all hell broke loose.
@jessenavarrete2083
@jessenavarrete2083 5 лет назад
I'll always remember CPO Sharkey when Johnny Carson confronted Don Rickles about breaking his cigarette box
@sherrykeith2268
@sherrykeith2268 3 года назад
That has to be tramatic for younger people
@schwarzekatzen1453
@schwarzekatzen1453 4 года назад
all this craziness and a psychopath was on the loose!
@bubblegumgangster4949
@bubblegumgangster4949 4 года назад
6:02 7:05 if he was to say this in 2019 he would be forced to apologize demonized on social media and still cost him his job...
@americangiant1003
@americangiant1003 7 лет назад
Cool! Thanks News Active for posting this. No doubt one of the low point eras of the 20th Century in NYC. Interesting watching this news special for first time here on the WPIX news, the night after the now infamous '77 blackout. Actually first full unedited look at any local NYC newscast the night after that histroic night. I was living in Brooklyn at that time and was 4 years old thus too young to remember. If you want guys a more detailed background of this time period, search for A VH1 documentary special made around 2005-'06 (i think it's still on youtube somewhere) called NYC 77: A Cool year in Hell. Great details from that period also at the height of the disco/punk rock era as well. PS off topic. The fonts/graphics of the WPIX newscasts of that era are now used even on a high school video broadcast. How has technology changed lol.
@alfonsogreen2722
@alfonsogreen2722 7 лет назад
40 years ago today
@IVR02
@IVR02 5 лет назад
It’s oddly coincidental that, exactly 42 years later to the date, there was another blackout in New York, albeit much less violent.
@dariusthepoetictruth5676
@dariusthepoetictruth5676 2 года назад
Because technology wasn’t the way it was in 1977. Although I didn’t exist until 1983, I did survive the 2004 blackout.
@seand67
@seand67 10 месяцев назад
I’m speechless 😮
@flavius22
@flavius22 Год назад
Owner explains how the mob looted his store. Idlot asks why didnt he come back
@NEPatriot
@NEPatriot 7 лет назад
Wait till the WPIX Archives on Facebook gets wind of some of the old WPIX Action News footage.
@wila4134
@wila4134 Год назад
Fast forward 30+years, Human behavior does not change😢.These newsreels should be seen by all & prepare for future events that are yet to transpire.🔥
@matthewbulger4080
@matthewbulger4080 7 лет назад
Do You Have Any Audio Footage Of The 1977 NYC Blackout From 1010 WINS WCBS Newsradio 880 WOR Radio 710am?
@charliezicolillo
@charliezicolillo 6 лет назад
It showed the BAD.But there was MORE GOOD.The new newsreporter of today should look at the new from the 70's and 80's and LEARN from Gabe Pressman.He was the BEST newsreporter.
@hcombs0104
@hcombs0104 2 года назад
As someone from New Jersey, I remember watching TV, and then everything turned to fuzz. I wound up watching an old Leave it to Beaver rerun on Channel 10 in Philadelphia...they were an affiliate of CBS (Channel 2 in New York). Having lost its network programming, Channel 10 relied on whatever they could dig up in its studio.
@Elsupermayan8870
@Elsupermayan8870 2 года назад
"in darkness there is no sin Light only brings the fear Nothing to corrupt the eyes There is no vision here At first you may find it strange But do not run away The darkness holds a power that you don't find in the day" -The Damned Wait For The Blackout
@HAL9000s3
@HAL9000s3 Год назад
Meanwhile, the Son of Sam could have been anywhere...
@Mhel2023
@Mhel2023 Год назад
Haha us kids spent the whole summer looking for yellow Volkswagens
@quantumjuice228
@quantumjuice228 6 лет назад
Birth of Hip-Hop 🎤
@jessejohnson6799
@jessejohnson6799 5 месяцев назад
I was 12yrs old during that time
@wmbrown6
@wmbrown6 Год назад
Looks like Jim Jensen and Dave Marash were broadcasting from the "CBS Evening News With Walter Cronkite" set, with Marash sitting in - and Jensen leaning on - Cronkite's horseshoe-shaped desk.
@Dailypeachhousewives
@Dailypeachhousewives 5 месяцев назад
Time magazine AD is legendary!
@jasonpalacios1363
@jasonpalacios1363 Месяц назад
Just like the Led Zeppelin song, "The Song Remains the Same."
@imgonnagogetthepapersgetth8347
@imgonnagogetthepapersgetth8347 4 года назад
4:26 I thought that was them having like, a makeshift cafeteria setup outside.
@compazine
@compazine 7 лет назад
LoL @ 1:10 what NYU classes go past 930 at night??
@johnnyd63
@johnnyd63 Год назад
Pat Harper was a dish!
@OakhillSailor
@OakhillSailor 7 лет назад
This is so funny. We always think the present times are the worst.
@djtimemasheen7585
@djtimemasheen7585 3 года назад
you are so right
@andrewpollard_
@andrewpollard_ Год назад
It is. Many people love to complain about everything today, yet put on rose-colored glasses to everything when they were young despite the terrible things happening then too. It's funny if it isn't annoying.
@maxble2602
@maxble2602 6 лет назад
How cool was ny in the 70s
@jamesmack3314
@jamesmack3314 5 лет назад
Very Crazy cool
@Mhel2023
@Mhel2023 5 лет назад
It was cool, probably scary to outsiders but to Native NY'ers just another day lol.
@stephanecayouette9429
@stephanecayouette9429 3 года назад
where can I get one of those roll-o-matics?
@michaelglenn367
@michaelglenn367 Год назад
Seriousy..can someone please tell the closest Woolworths where I can get a roll a matic? I live in West Hills CA
@razbo1963
@razbo1963 6 месяцев назад
I remember this day, living on the water in N.J the city was black, I also have the Daily News paper from this day Mother kept hanging on my wall.
@Paranoia..................38
I. Remember that day. I was 6.
@JP-yw4wx
@JP-yw4wx 2 года назад
All this because the grid was built back when Moses was splitting the water. Now that's old !!!!
@marcribaudo1965
@marcribaudo1965 7 лет назад
Tonight is the 40th anniversary.
@wmbrown6
@wmbrown6 7 лет назад
Le'me guess - 3/4" Umatic, right?
@jeffohara5003
@jeffohara5003 2 года назад
Probably 16mm film. Portable Umatic at every station was a year or two away.
@brandyw.7943
@brandyw.7943 10 месяцев назад
Who is this Frank Casey? He is good at his job. Where is he Now?
@jason_m_schmidt622
@jason_m_schmidt622 Год назад
All of that happened in just 25 hours. Picture what would happen today
@Cameo718.
@Cameo718. 6 лет назад
Lol Prince Charles didn't get married until 4 years later..55:20
@MediaWatchDawg
@MediaWatchDawg 3 года назад
Typical NY Post (0:02) sensationalism.* *Nice to see somethings NEVER change.
@robertpalin2161
@robertpalin2161 3 года назад
did a Yankees game get interrupted?
@tedperry6466
@tedperry6466 3 года назад
no, the Yankees were playing in Milwaukee, but the blackout did affect the Met game who were playing the Cubs
@tedperry6466
@tedperry6466 3 года назад
I live in NJ, so we didn't lose power. But we did lose the TV feeds, including WPIX and the Yankee game. Can't remember if WOR channel 9 still had the Met game. They broadcasted in NJ, so they still might have had it
@cliffbooth1029
@cliffbooth1029 3 года назад
We Won the World Series that year and the next. Then Thurman died.
@cliffbooth1029
@cliffbooth1029 3 года назад
@@tedperry6466 interesting
@allencollins6031
@allencollins6031 Год назад
​@@cliffbooth1029Thurman #15
@jediknight38
@jediknight38 9 месяцев назад
At the beginning of the video where the newscaster refers to poor people as "have nots." Him saying that today would've gotten the guy fired. And Pat Doyle on camera, WITH A CIGAR! Yep. In todays snowflake environment, even a little thing as flashing a smoke on live television could cause a newsguy to lose his job!
@katkenobi6765
@katkenobi6765 3 года назад
Wow, look how weird the clothes and hair were!!!! Lmao! Can’t believe how ugly the late 70s were!!!!!
@user-eu9zu9ku4t
@user-eu9zu9ku4t Год назад
lol
@CalmKit
@CalmKit Год назад
Every times fashion looks like the height of fashion in it’s time. In 40 years future generation will look back at clothing, hairstyles, cars, etc of the 2020’s and think it’s weird as well
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