AIDS epidemic part 3 - AIDS quilt laid out in Washington, DC. Woman recites names. Director of Names project speaks about size of quilt, says he will tour country with quilt. Man says that he's tired of going to funerals, starts crying. Man waves rainbow flag. Man says that he doesn't know anyone who has died of AIDS but is scared about the future. More shots of quilt, naming of victims. Pharmacist counts AZT Retrovir pills (AZT is used in fighting AIDS and HIV); CU AZT pills and pill bottle; AIDS patient speaks about the drug (with his identity protected with silhouette lighting technique/witness protection style interview); Doctor speaks about AZT; AZT being processed in lab; CU freezer filled with another AIDS "remedy" called Egg Lecithin; Chemists/ Scientists work in pharmeceutical lab; Another AIDS patient interviewed (identity is evident). AIDS Day. Controversial safe sex billboard near a school, parents and students weigh in on the billboard message preventing the spread of AIDS. Representative of Long Island Association for AIDS Care speaks, LIAAC marchers in an AIDS rally. African American mother hugs her child in a hospital room. Hospital ward of children born with AIDS. Doctor talks about difficulties diagnosing children with HIV. Babies with AIDS in incubators at a hospital. Elizabeth Taylor speaks to members of congress about AIDS research. 10/11/1988 - FDA Headquarters in Rockville, MD. Blockades. ACT UP protest. Man interviewed, says government hasn't done enough. AIDS Quilt on display. Men embrace. Parents recite names. Candlelight vigil. Activists off bus. Woman says that government has been neglectful. Protestors. ACT UP Wall Street protest (9/14/1989)