It's a human story, a tragic story and, in some ways, an inspirational story. These people were unbelievable.
"David Gerber" was a television executive producer. His notable work on television included the 1970s TV series Police Story (TV series)/Police Story and Police Woman (TV series)/Police Woman. Other executive producer credits include The Ghost & Mrs. Muir (TV series)/The Ghost & Mrs. Muir, Nanny and the Professor, Cade's County, Riker (TV series)/Riker, Eischied, Nakia (TV series)/Nakia, Gibbsville (TV series)/Gibbsville, Hunter (U.S. 1977 TV series)/Hunter, Walking Tall, Quark (TV series)/Quark, Today's F.B.I., Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (TV series)/Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Lady Blue (TV series)/Lady Blue and Jack & Mike. Gerber was executive producer of the 2006 made-for-TV docudrama, Flight 93 (TV film)/Flight 93.
During his long career, he was president of the television division of three major studios: 20th Century Fox Television/20th Century Fox, Columbia Pictures Television/Columbia Pictures, and MGM Television/MGM. A graduate of the University of the Pacific (United States)/University of the Pacific, his numerous contributions to the TV industry have earned him a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Until his death in 2010, he was married to actress Laraine Stephens.
More David Gerber on Wikipedia.My understanding is an agreement was made with IDOT.
I think it's indicative of people changing their personal priorities.
It's just been too sensitive. It's a great story, but (the networks) were not sure how it could be handled in a proper manner.
The Transit Authority makes announcements saying safety matters to them....How come they allow dangerous conditions like this?
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