The New York Road Runners set him up with two escorts: Juan Jesus Lopez, 34, of the Bronx, and Rene Cuahuizo, 27, of Elmhurst, who were charged with making sure other participants - seeking a brush with celebrity, or at least the chance to be captured on television with one - did not crowd him too much.
Mr. Stone's one-man gun and grenade attack during the burial service of three I.R.A. members who had been shot dead by British soldiers in Gibraltar was captured on television and is one of the enduring images of the sectarian violence that has cost more than 3,600 lives in the last three decades.
The exchange was captured on television, and the administration later signaled that it would not pursue the girl's family.
Mine were not the shining tears of Walter Cronkite, unforgettably captured on television on July 20 , 1969 as Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon.
Much of the destruction unleashed by the tsunami that struck Japan's northeastern coast on Friday was captured on television, for all to see.
The episode, which was captured on television and in photographs, provoked a very public discussion on an issue that Palestinians normally prefer to debate privately.
When it became clear that the governor had remained behind, Mr. Bloomberg was captured on television cameras doing an about-face and hurrying to rejoin him.
The first segment of the ceremony's artistic show ranged from the odd to the goofy; whatever resonance it had could not be captured on television.
Mr. Sullivan, whose dramatic rescue of his deputies in 1989 was captured on television, was named national Sheriff of the Year in 2001 and became a widely respected law enforcement figure here.
