Blow Out

from pennies donated by schoolchildren

from every state in the Union.

And they'll be ringing it

after the fireworks at Penn's Landing.

That's right.

Hold it. We've got the Bellevue Stratford.

Let's go live to our political

correspondent, Frank Donahue,

at the Liberty Ball

at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel.

Frank, you look fabulous.

Have you spoken with the governor yet?

Yes, Joan, briefly. He just arrived.

I did ask the governor his impression

so far of this year's Liberty Day Jubilee.

He said he was honoured to be here

and plans to attend the parade and the

ringing of the new bell on Saturday night.

He felt it a shame the Liberty Bell

had been silenced for so long.

He looked forward to a new voice

of liberty throughout the land.

The governor is now greeting friends and

will be enjoying a meal in the ballroom.

But his people have told us

that he will speak to us after that meal.

I'm Frank Donahue. "Eye on the City"

News, Bellevue Stratford.

Thank you, Frank.

We'll be getting back to you later on.

Meanwhile, in other news,

a teacher's strike...

Let's take a walk

along the river here.

Mm. Nice.

- David, look. Someone's on the bridge.

- Let's not worry about that.

- He's staring right at us.

- Who cares?

- I care.

- Betsy.

- I don't wanna stay here. Let's go.

- Yeah, OK.

- What is he doing?

- I don't know.

- What is he, a Peeping Tom?

- Oh, who cares? Let's walk down there.

Jesus Christ.

Oh, God! Please help me!

Get me out of here, please!

Oh! Oh, God!

- A bang?

- Yeah, some sort of a bang.

- Where?

- I'm not sure where.

- You were facing the car?

- Yes.

Well, you heard the blowout.

Yes, but the first sound

I heard was a bang.

- Some kind of an echo.

- No.

Look, I know what an echo sounds like.

I'm a sound man.

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