narrator: golden america.half nightmare. >> ♪ when i die, don't bury me at all hang me up in the pool-room hall place the bobbin in my hand so i can keep on working in the promised land i got the blues i got the blues i got the windmill cotton mill blues lordy, lordy, got to work like hell ♪ narrator: two million children in the mills and the mines, 6 million grown-ups unemployed. >> why hire a man for one dollar when you can hire a kid for a dime? >> i was taught in my youth that it was the height of vulgarity to discuss money. >> a professor in chicago came up with a few statistics. >> an american family cannot adequately survive unless $900 a year. the average working man earns about $400. >> when they union inspiration through the workers blood show run the force on earth is weaker than the people's strengths of one only union makes us strong solidarity forever forever y ♪ narrator: the garment workers of new york, keeping alive a tradition going back to the philadelphia printers who formed a union before

(narrator) orson welles is one of the legendary storytellers.is later films, he tried to push the limits of hollywood style. rosebud ... (richard sylbert) orson welles is the man who started the showing off. he, in 1948 or -9, whatever, at 24 years of age he came out and said, "now i'm going to show you what a director looks like." ever since, we've used his idea not quite as well as he did. (richard sylbert) but he began the director as star. (martin scorsese) i became very enamored of what you can do with film, what you can do in the editing room with film, what you can do with a camera moving. the first time i realized what a director did was when i saw "citizen kane" on tv with orson welles. however, i was very cognizant of a style, beauty and poetry, let's say, in john ford. if you had asked me what john ford did i couldn't tell you he put the camera a certain way and he used a red filter in black-and-white films to make the clouds come out. and he shot it a certain way so that the dust came up and it was an incredible, an incredible, terri

(narrator) but real power was not the studio bosses to give.ollywood was merely the place where the movies were made. these corporations were actually run from new york, where less glamorous presidents dictated the movie budgets, studio policy, film distribution, publicity. it was east coast president, barney balaban, who ran all corporate affairs for paramount from the mid-30s, by which time the company was already a vast multinational with nearly 200 listed subsidiaries. the story with barney balaban evidently is he was encouraged by his mother to get into the business because she was quite impressed by a business in which people paid cash, before they made the product. so when she saw these nickels and dimes and quarters crossing the transit and said, "it's a good business to be in. i like this business." (announcer) in the lobby, more and still more crowds. (douglas gomery) in an era when business people were just winging it, he hired a statistician from columbia university. it was the statistician's job to get figures reported out from all

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(narrator) don't let that happen. speak up about hearing loss. you'll be glad you did. >>> all right. animal video of the night. take a look. a raccoon managed to climb up a condominium building. then it made a daring leap. nine floors up, spinning as it fell to the ground. it popped up after landing and ran off unphased and apparently unscathed. >> one more look? >> i hope. >> they are going to spin it around here. >> everybody is looking. and you think, is he going to be okay? i think he lost his grip. >> maybe. >> you know, he lands in the sand. it is a soft landing. >> oh, yeah. there. oh. >> i watched this a few times. in the sand. he's fine. all good. all good. nothing to see here. move along. get on your bikes. he is tough. do you have anything as good as that? >> no but there was plenty to see at the coliseum. the a's ra sponsored by river rock casino. >> drama at the coliseum. khris davis crushes two homers to lead the a's to a walkoff win over the twins. the a's beginning their final home series of the regular season. first inning, the

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. >> narrator: on the eve of the midterms... >> our economy is soaring our jobs are booming. >> narrator: c macgillis examines the growing disparities between our cities. >> people who were making a good middle-css income are now making ten or twelve dollars an hour. >> narrator: once thrivinge places likyton, ohio. >> if you think about where wealth lives, it lives on wall street or in silicon valley. and, you've had no real growth in the underlying economy, there's no one left to buy stuff and these economies collapse. >> narrator: cities that hhie been left , struggling to come back. >> what mas a society move forward. the idea that one's hard work is rewarded. that one has the ability to rise economically, and socially, and to look to the future with optimism rather than fear. >> narrator: a pbs "chasing the dream" report, tonight on frontline. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to youpbs station from viewers like you. thank you. d by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to build

narrator: but something can be done. people are already adapting to combat climate change.

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. ;@ ♪ music [loud raindrops] narrator: torrential rain in the dry season.looding when there's normalally drought. desert where there used to be grass. ♪ music narrator: tens of thousands of deaths in cities across europe from freak heat waves. even more taken to hospital. is this a taste of our future? dr. patrick kinney: climate change is already profoundly affecting public health across the globe.

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