On the final day of the winter session of Taiwan's legislature a brawl breaks out after one of the legislators throws a shoe at the speaker creating bedlam as politicians jump on desks and each other.

INTVS FOR A DAN HARRIS CS VO ON THE BRAWL BETWEEN NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION (NBA) PLAYERS AND FANS AT AN INDIANA PACERS AND DETROIT PISTONS GAME. 14:37:33 NATS INT FTG. INTV W/ NATIONALLY SYNDICATED COLUMNIST CHRISTINE BRENNAN ABOUT THE RECENT BRAWL. BARS. 15:24:17 INTV W/ ESPN PERSONALITY AND SPORTS WRITER MICHAEL WILBON. 16:02:51 INTV W/ FORMER PLAYER CHARLES BARKLEY. 16:09:30 END OF TAPE.

State authorities and the FBI fear the fallout after a vicious bar brawl.The fight landed a member of the infamous Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club in the hospital for nearly a month.We've learned authorities are tracking the players involved, trying to prevent potentially violent retaliation that could put innocent people at risk.The fight happened in a Bristol bar, just two nights before the big Fourth of July parade.The Topside bar was packed with people and police say, considering the players involved, it could have been much worse.Now, investigators fear the "Hell's Angels" could try and take the law into their own hands.It was an absolute melee.Minutes before the fight, it was like any other summer night inside "Topside Bar and Grill."A surveillance camera above the bar recorded only video, no sound.But the tension that is mounting between two men, is clear.Police identify one man as John Remington, a member of the "hells angels" motorcycle club.In the video, he's staring down another man:Carl Justice Nordstrom, who's also known as C.J. Nordstrom -- a biker himself, but not affiliated with any group.The video shows Remington walk over to Nordstrom.The two men, shake hands.The other men who are with Nordstrom are watching, intently.We aren't sure what is said, but there's no question what physically starts the fight.The video shows Remington shove the massive Nordstrom.What takes place next happens fast.The video shows a lightning quick two punches and John Remington hits the deck.The bar explodes into activity.A man police identify as a Topside bouncer is seen on the tape trying to stop the fight.He takes several blows to the back of the head.The tapes shows Nordstrom grab Remington and drag him to the door.Police have not been able to identify another man who was seen in the video with Nordstrom, but the tape shows that man holding off others in the bar.Meanwhile, the fight in the corner continues.Nordstrom lands repeated blows on Remington.Then he stands up and kicks him several times.Investigators say others in Nordstrom’s crew get involved in the beating.Less than two minutes after the fight erupted, the video shows C.J. Nordstrom casually walk over to the bar, grab his jacket and leave.The video, looking through the window, shows him get on his motorcycle.According to police reports obtained by Target 12 , Nordstrom, who is a former pro boxer, was arrested moments after the fight by Bristol police.He was charged with disorderly conduct and possession of a knife.Days later, Target 12 cameras were rolling as Nordstrom left court after his arraignment.His attorney, former Speaker of the House John Harwood says, his client, was attacked.John Harwood: "We're very comfortable the evidence will show he was assaulted and he defended himself. They just happened to pick the wrong guy."Two men in Nordstrom's crew, Paul Amato Meloche and Paul Nazarian, were also charged with disorderly conduct due to the brawl.Even the Hell's Angels’ member -- John Remington was booked for disorderly conduct.Police reports show Remington suffered a shattered ankle, busted nose and leg among other injuries.According to the arrest reports, just after the fight, The Bristol Police Department reached out to authorities in Cranston, where Nordstrom lives, keenly aware that a beef with the Hell's Angels could lead to retaliation.Target 12 has also learned both the State Police and F.B.I. have copies of the tape.They are monitoring the situation and are concerned there could be more violence.Lt. Col. Steven O'Donnell, RI State Police: "We refer to it as unintended consequences. They may think they can police themselves; somebody assaults somebody and they retaliate, but there's innocent people around."State Police Lt. Colonel Steven O'Donnell says this isn't the first time Nordstrom has put a member of the Hell's Angels in the hospital after a fight.That means this recent brawl has put law enforcement on alert.Lt. Col. Steven O'Donnell, RI State Police: "I do know they meet frequently and they have been meeting frequently about this particular incident."Tim White: "Meaning the hells angels?"O'Donnell: "Yes."We reached out to the Hell's Angels, but so far no comment.All of the charges in this case are misdemeanors and everyone has pleaded not guilty.Police say the charges could have been tougher, but the Hell's Angels member, Remington, refuses to press charges.

MISCELLANEOUS 1950'S NEWSREELS #57

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:20 - :22
Jeanne Moos
CNN National Correspondent

:23 - :24 *too quick to font*
Corey Hour
Eyewitness on Tokyo Flight to LA

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Corey Hour
Eyewitness on Tokyo Flight to LA

1:39 - 1:42
Duncan Hunter
United States Representative

1:45 - 1:49
Jeanne Moos
CNN National Correspondent

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Corey Hour
Eyewitness on Tokyo Flight to LA

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MAYBE YOU"VE SEEN VIDEO OF THE AIRPLANE BRAWL THAT WENT VIRAL. 
WELL NOW MEET THE PASSENGER WHO RECORDED IT ON HIS CELLPHONE, THEN STEPPED IN TO STOP IT. 
CNN"S JEANNE MOOS HAS THE LATEST AIRLINE INCIDENT CAUGHT ON CAMERA.
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IT WASN"T QUITE...
Nat sound fighting 
AN IN-FLIGHT FIGHT. 
THE JAPANESE ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS PLANE...
Someone help! This guy"s crazy! 
WAS STILL ON THE GROUND, PREPARING FOR DEPARTURE TO L-A WHEN THE MAN IN THE HAWAIIAN SHIRT STARTED ATTACKING OTHER PASSENGERS. 
Jeanne Moos, CNN: The guy in the black landed some good punches did he not? 
Corey Hour, Photographer: Yeah he had a good left. a good solid left 
Nat of fight "hey hey hey" <pi></pi>
THAT"S WHEN THE PASSENGER SHOOTING THIS VIDEO, COREY HOUR, A PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER FROM ARIZONA, TURNED OFF HIS CAMERA AND INTERVENED.
Nat cam turns off 
Corey Hour, Photographer: He was still on a rampage and I got up and I confronted him and said you need to get off the plane. I said what you"re doing is crazy. You need to stop this. Oh you think I"m crazy. What about the government? 
HE THEN EXITED THE PLANE. AND WAS ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGEDLY CHOKING A GATE AGENT. 
JAPANESE POLICE CONFIRMED A DRUNK PASSENGER WAS ARRESTED AT THE AIRPORT.<pi></pi>
Nats: I"ll kill you <pi></pi>
ADD THIS TO THE COLLECTION OF RECENT SHOCKING AIRLINE CELLPHONE VIDEOS....
Nats: Oh my god <pi></pi>
JOINING THE PASSENGER DRAGGED OFF A UNITED PLANE AND THE CRYING MOTHER WHO HAD HER STROLLER SNATCHED AWAY BY A FLIGHT ATTENDANT
WHO WAS THEN CHALLENGED BY ANOTHER PASSENGER...
Nats: Hey bud hey bud you do that to me and I"ll knock you flat. you stay out of this. 
AN AMERICAN AIRLINES EXECUTIVE TOLD A CONGRESSIONAL HEARING TUESDAY THAT THAT THE INCIDENT WAS "IMPROPERLY HANDLED." CONGRESS CALLED THE AIRLINE EXECS ON THE CARPET FOR THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE.
Rep. Duncan Hunter: I was gonna ask only slightly in jest why do you hate the american people. 
BUT IN THE CASE OF THE JAPANESE AIRLINE...
Jeanne Moos: You know who deserves a medal in this, the flight attendants I thought<pi></pi>
Corey Hour, Photographer: They handled it superbly in my opinion <pi></pi>
WATCH HER GET IN THE MIDDLE LIKE A REFEREE...
Nats: No more, no more 
WHO REFUSES TO FLEE.
JEANNE MOOS CNN NEW YORK
Nats Hey hey hey 
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KICKER AIR TRAVEL VIOLENCE JAPANESE AIR NIPPON DRUNK PASSENGER



Susskind hold up a black and white picture of Jackie O - her hair blowing in the wind while walking on Madison Ave, NYC INTERVIEW: Ron Galella This is my favorite picture of Jackie. When she was walking on Madison Avenue. I sneaked a picture from a taxi window and caught her off guard it has the elements would I have paparazzi photography, David Susskind unrehearsed, am I catching her on the run? Right? Okay, here's another one, which clearly shows our famous Ron Galella hiding in a coat rack. You see him over there. He's in a club. Dining. Ron Galella This is a Chinese restaurant down Chinatown and David Susskind there's Onassis annacis deceased Ron Galella Jackie. I hid behind a coat rack because that's the only place I could hide in its very intimate restaurant. David Susskind Okay. Now, here she seems to be smiling at you. Just tell me she unlike you very much. He sued you. Right. You have to say 25 feet Ron Galella 25 feet by court order. Right. David Susskind Why is she smiling at you? Ron Galella Well, it seems like she changed and mellowed since Eris death. I believe she made a big change. And she's not only finally with me, but other photographers in the press as well. David Susskind She is smiling at you. Yes. Okay. Now they have very hazardous work these photographers and sometimes they get pictures. I had to put a bandaid across Ali McGraw. She said studio 54 with Ron Galella Larry Spangler, her boyfriend boyfriend right. This picture has gotten me in trouble with the studio 54 David Susskind I can understand it because you see under this band aid will never mind. Ron Galella The veining photoplay if she's pretty bad breast green and Playboy magazine. Yeah, another bag. David Susskind How much did you get for that picture Ron Galella $200 in the Great points like they didn't use a band aid, no band aid? No. Well, David Susskind you'll have to get a magazine or something. Here is another Kennedy. This is John Kennedy and his sister Caroline Caroline, on their way to the famous birthday party had a mutual birthday party at a club, which turned into quite a brawl. Right? Right out of that happen. Let's get the brawl scene. There's a John Kennedy. In the middle of being restrained by one of his friends. I gather Ron Galella to one of the photographers was one of the freelance paparazzi were pushed to the ground. And actually, John Kennedy here wanted to stop the fight. And others held sense of his held him back from getting more involved. David Susskind Good thing too, right. You might have been hurt. Okay, here in case you've ever dreamed of this man as a companion on a desert island. This is Bob Dylan. Ron Galella He's one of the toughest to get very elusive. David Susskind Speaking of tough stars to get there's another tough one. Ron Galella But his girlfriend's not so tough. She's peeping through the limousine. David Susskind That's Mick Jagger right here. And there's a girl peeking through saying get me get me Jerry Hall model. Yeah. Is he issuing some threat to you there? No, he's not actually Ron Galella I was asking him to pose with her. And she cooperated without him knowing it. Right. And peeping through and I got a good shot. David Susskind Now this fellow doesn't like to be photographed. Yeah, just Alpha Chino, opportunity. And this girl, Ron Galella Martha Keller And this was taken in the lobby where he lives. This was a he went to a screening went David Susskind Formal I take it in. Ron Galella Right. That's his formal outfit. And I got him in the lobby when he went to the elevator. David Susskind Here's the lady who hates being photographed. I know that firsthand. Her name is Greta Barbo Ron Galella I think she's one of the most sincere ones that don't want to be photographed. David Susskind A lot of them are faking it right. They really love it. Ron Galella That's true, I believe that, David Susskind okay. And here we have a picture that the lady should pay 1000s to have destroyed. Here is the one and only Barbra Streisand Ron Galella and Paul Williams David Susskind and Paul Williams that Ron Galella This shows with the camera. Sometimes it plays tricks on us. But David Susskind that is not a trick. That's your face. No, Ron Galella I think for the most part, what we do is we play mad. We create glamour with these celebrities. And it's just sometimes we catch them in an uncompromising shot. David Susskind And here's another such shot because here's old blue eyes, with bulging punch and thinning hair. He couldn't have been thrilled about this shot. Ron Galella Well, he was in a good mood Fortunately, that offered free golf course in Palm Springs where he lives. David Susskind Can you pull back Mr. Camera man and show a little of the little he's pulling out what good eating does for you. Now we come to a romantic duet Ron Galella Woody Allen and Diane Keaton. David Susskind Yeah, that used to be there's Woody the inimitable well dressed Woody. And there's Diane Keaton one of the beautiful, talented actresses Ron Galella Woody is one of the shy ones well pretends to be I think he's sincere. I think he is shy David Susskind And Diane Keaton has gone on to win the Academy Award for Annie Hall. There she is with her former friend. And now she's with Mr. Love. Warren Beatty, Warren vagaro man who holds the American record for volume Ron Galella is crossing the street going to the Beverly Wilshire hotel. David Susskind It is said of Warren Beatty, if it breeds nevermind. Here's a very hard to photograph man now, during first rate work and recovered from his form of problems, Richard Burton, where'd you get that? Ron Galella This was taken at the Plaza Hotel. He was actually in a good mood even though this picture shows looking like he's angry. But other times he was I got him once at the Dorchester Hotel he was really angry at me wants to suck me and lose, held him back and avoided the punch. Here's David Susskind Elvis Presley shortly before he died giving you some indication of how he'd gone to pot. He was very heavy, overweight, deeply fatigue. Those are his bodyguards Ron Galella yes. A few of them. He has about 15 of them. David Susskind Here's a favorite fellow, he punched you This is Marlon Brando and the man in the mask. The man in the headgear is our own Ron Galella hiding as a football player gun a monk Ron Galella This is after he blasted me with a punch and knocked out what teeth David Susskind you see that 140 1000 bucks Ron Galella at a court settlement David Susskind That's, that's a 10,000 a tooth Ron Galella Rifht, he shook my hand about a couple of years later recently. David Susskind Here's a fella that would be president. His name is Jerry Brown. He's governor of California. And he's often rumored to be with this lady that he is in fact with in this photograph. Yeah. Ron Galella Linda Rondstat. It's definitely a romance. With them. David Susskind You promise? Would you vote for this fellow for President? Ron Galella Well, you see, we can't base it on his on his private life. No. I don't know enough about him. Okay, Judge. David Susskind Well, we've got a born again, Christian, we can have a reconstructed Jesuit, I mean, anyway, let's go on now to some other photographs. Yes.

<p></p>\n<p><b>Supers/Fonts: </b> Kimberly Combs</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Mother of escapee</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Major Lynette Anderson</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Story Location: </b> Harris County</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>State/Province: </b> Texas</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Shot Date: </b> 10/17/2023</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>URL: </b> https://abc13.com/harris-county-escapee-sheriffs-office-revoked-bond/13929171/</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Notes and Restrictions: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Newsource Notes: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Story Description: </b></p>\n<p>Elements:</p>\n<p>VO mugshot of escapee (Harris County Sheriff's Office), VO aerials of courthouse, SOT Kimberly Combs (mother of escapee), VO exteriors of courthouse, VO brawl in courtroom, SOT Maj. Lynette Anderson, VO graphic with allegations from court documents</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Wire/StoryDescription:</p>\n<p>A search is underway in Harris County for a man who reportedly managed to escape his leg shackles and walk out of the courthouse after his bond was revoked.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The Harris County Sheriff's Office confirmed the escape happened at about 10 a.m. on Tuesday.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>HCSO Major Lynette Anderson told ABC13 Michael Devon Combs had a court appearance at the Harris County criminal courthouse, where a judge revoked his bond, and he was put into shackles.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>He was said to be on a bench inside a courtroom when a brawl broke out in one of the other courtrooms. Eyewitness News cameras captured that fight between the family members of a murdered teenage girl and her alleged killer and then-boyfriend.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Anderson said the panic button went off, and the deputies went to take care of that. That's when the suspect took advantage and took off.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>How the suspect was able to get the shackles off is being investigated.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"He just walked out," Anderson said.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The search is now on for the 32-year-old, who has a history of domestic violence, according to records.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Most recently, in 2022, Combs was charged with assaulting his girlfriend and the mother of his children.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>According to records, the two had been dating for more than seven years.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Then, in March of last year, records show the girlfriend told him she couldn't date Combs anymore, which upset him and prompted a fight.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>At one point, she told investigators Combs grabbed her throat with one hand and used his other hand to punch her in the face multiple times. She said she thought she was going to die.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Combs has been out on bond but reportedly violated his bond conditions by testing positive for meth and shutting off his GPS monitor.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>ABC13 asked authorities who was going to be held accountable for the escape. The sheriff's office said it is reviewing surveillance video.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Anderson said Combs' ex-girlfriend is safe and aware that he's missing.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>ABC13 spoke with Combs' mother, who said she heard from him Tuesday morning, and her son mentioned he did not want to go back to jail. She added he felt helpless that no one was listening to him.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>"I feel like my child is backed up in a corner," Kimberly Combs, the suspect's mother, said. "He was begging the lawyer to please listen to him and give him a chance."</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Kimberly Combs said she has not spoken to her son since their conversation in the morning and is pleading with him to turn himself in safely.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Station Notes/Scripts:</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VIDEO SHOWS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VO SCRIPT</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SOT</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--TAG</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>A massive search right now for 32-year-old Michael Combs who somehow managed to break out of his shackles and walk out of the Harris County Criminal Courthouse without anyone noticing.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Only on 13-We spoke to his mother on the phone- who has this to say to him</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[[GFX]]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>to turn himself in mam, but all I wish is I I wish I could fight harder for him.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Around 10 a.m. a judge revoked his bond. The sheriffs office says Combs was put in leg shackles and sitting on a bench waiting to be transferred</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[[Video of brawl Nat sound]]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Thats when - a brawl broke out in a courtroom on the same floor - Between another suspect- and the victims family. Our camera happened to capture the chaos.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[[Lynette Anderson, Major HCSO]]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>15,56,36: At this time the panic button went off and the deputies left and went to assist, during this time he took this time to somehow get out of the shackles and out of the court room.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>1,16,11,25: Brooke: How does someone with shackles manage to get those off?</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Anderson: Thats still being investigated.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>He has been on the run since.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>According to records- Combs was out on bond- after he was charged with assaulting his ex-girlfriend and the mother of his two children.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[[GFX]]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Records show in March of last year- she told him she couldnt date him anymore. They got into a fight and at one point, she told investigators he grabbed her throat with one hand and used his other hand to punch her in the face multiple times. She said she thought she was going to die.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Records state he violated his bond conditions- by testing positive for meth and shutting off his GPS monitor.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>His mother says she spoke to Combs this morning and he told her he didnt want to back to jail.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>[[GFX]]</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>I feel like my child is backed up in a corner</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p></p>

Montage of hockey game footage highlighting the careers of 2006 Hockey Hall of Famers Herb Brooks, Dick Duff, Harley Hotchkiss and famed goalie Patrick Roy who even gets into the kind of a brawl that made the the joke about going to to a fight and having a hockey game break out famous.

1/19/65 A0012249 IRELAND - BRAWL IN COURT WHEN 10 MEN CHARGED WITH TRYING TO RUIN PRINCESS MARGARET'S RECENT IRISH HOLIDAY. LN 17302 "IRISH COURT" SHOWS; PAN CROWDS OUTSIDE POLICE COURT; POLICE REINFORCEMNTS ARRIVING" HIGH LEVEL SHOT OF PRISONERS LEAVING COURT UNDER ESCORT; CROWDS & POLICE IN STREET PAN TO BUS & PRISONERS GETTING IN; VARIOUS SHOTS OF POLICE LAYING INTO FIGHTING CROWDS; POLICE MOBING IN ON OTHER CROWDS; MEN SITTING ON GROUND; SOME HOLDING THEIR HEADS; POLICE LAYING ABOUT CROWDS; POLICE CRASHING MAN DOWN ROAD & HITTING WITH TRUNCHEON; POLICE STANDING BY BUS, PERSON WAVES FROM PAVEMENT; PRISONERS IN BUS; BUS MOVES OFF & MAN GIVES THUMBS UP; (SHOT 1/19/65 - 45FT) IRA IRELAND - MOUNTMELLICK POLITICAL DISSENT - IRELAND IRELAND POLITICS UP - LN / 45 FT / 16 - NEG / R7020

<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Friday </p>\n<p>Taipei</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>May 24, 2024</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:00-:05</p>\n<p>Will Ripley </p>\n<p>CNN Senior International Correspondent </p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>CHINA’S MILITARY DRILLS AROUND TAIWAN ARE DESIGNED TO TEST ITS ABILITY TO “SEIZE POWER” OVER THE ISLAND AS CHINESE FORCES KICKED OFF A SECOND DAY OF LARGE-SCALE EXERCISES ENCIRCLING ITS DEMOCRATIC NEIGHBOR.</p>\n<p>WILL RIPLEY HAS MORE...</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>Ripley: "Day two of China's military exercises encircling Taiwan and new claims from Beijing that this was a test of their power seizure capabilities, essentially simulating an attack and potential occupation of Taiwan. This is that China has been hanging over Taiwan's head for decades. And in recent years, they've really stepped up these military exercises which Taiwan along with the United States and others view as reckless and provocative escalating regional tensions exercises seen as coercion, the United States saying they are committed to supporting Taiwan's defense under the Taiwan Relations Act in Taiwan, investing billions to bolster bolster their own self defense capabilities. In the Taiwanese capital, there have been protests protests because of actions in parliament that some members of the public say are potentially putting Taiwan's democracy in danger. Some lawmakers in the opposition party are trying to pass legislation that would take power away from the newly elected president, President of Taiwan Lai Ching-te. And these members of the public say that if they did that these lawmakers who are seen as friendly to China would have power to potentially trade some aspects of Taiwan's freedom in exchange for economic benefit from Beijing. And that is something that they say they just won't stand for, including a man who I met who flew all the way here from California where he's lived for the last 40 years. Even though he was born here in Taiwan. </p>\n<p>Ripely: Why did you come all the way here? </p>\n<p>Protester: Because I support democracy. I believe democracy. It's a freedom that people should exercise and freedom come with very, very hard price.</p>\n<p>Ripley: Those protests were followed by a brawl inside parliament last Friday when lawmakers actually got physical with each other, arguing over these proposed legislative reforms. It is a sign of just how divided and polarized Taiwan has become even with these Chinese military drills happening just miles off the coast. Will Ripley, CNN Taipei.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>CHINA TAIWAN MILITARY DRILLS </p>

The Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony takes place introducing hockey's newest honoured members Herb Brooks, Dick Duff, Harley Hotchkiss and Patrick Roy.

NAME: CHN COURT 20091012I TAPE: EF09/0964 IN_TIME: 10:15:00:03 DURATION: 00:00:27:22 SOURCES: CCTV DATELINE: Urumqi - 12 Oct 2009 RESTRICTIONS: No Access China SHOTLIST: 1. Wide of suspects on trial for alleged involvement in July 5 riot in Urumqi 2. Wide of court and suspects 3. Close of sign reading: "defendant" 4. Mid of defendant with crowd behind 5. Zoom out of police and security outside courthouse 6. Mid of police standing on guard 7. Exterior of courthouse STORYLINE: Two suspects appeared in a Chinese court in Urumqi on Monday for their involvement in riots in western Xinjiang region that left almost 200 dead in China's worst ethnic violence in decades. Once the trial is over, the defendants can be charged with murder, arson, and robbery. Their verdicts are expected later on Monday. State television said there was tight security outside the courthouse. On Saturday, a Chinese court sentenced a man to death for his role in a toy factory brawl that sparked the riots in western Xinjiang. Another man was given life imprisonment for the June 26 brawl at a toy factory in southern Guangdong province that pitted workers from the Uighur minority group against Han Chinese, who make up most of China's population. The melee left two Uighur employees dead. In the days that followed, graphic photographs spread on the Internet purportedly showing at least a half-dozen bodies of Uighurs, with Han Chinese standing over them, arms raised in victory. Ten days later, Uighur youths protested thousands of miles (kilometres) away in the far-western city of Urumqi to demand a full investigation into the incident, which erupted into rioting that left almost 200 people dead. The official Xinhua News Agency said Xiao Jianhua was given death and Xu Qiqi was given life in prison on charges of intentionally harming others. Their names suggest they are members of the Han majority. Xiao and Xu played key roles in inciting other workers to beat the Uighurs, Xinhua said, and prevented medical staff from getting to the injured. Beatings by the two were the main cause of the death of one Uighur, it said. Another 118 people were injured in the factory brawl that followed, including 14 seriously. Nine other suspects were sentenced to prison terms from five to eight years for the violence at the Xuri Toy Factory in Shaoguan, Xinhua said. Three of those sentenced for inciting brawling had non-Han Chinese names, but reports did not say if they were Uighurs. The fight started after a Han Chinese girl entered a factory dormitory where Uighur workers from Xinjiang were staying, leading to a rumor that she had been sexually assaulted, according to reports of the incident. China later accused Uighurs of sensationalising news of the fight as part of a plot to set off the July 5 rioting in Urumqi, which it blames on overseas-based groups agitating for greater Uighur rights in their Xinjiang homeland. Uighurs have been recruited in recent years to work at factories along the industrialised south-eastern coast, where they often coexist uneasily with their Han neighbours.

Four Indianapolis police officers have surrendered to face charges in a brawl recently in Indy,They were indicted last week in an altercation with civilians ... and two of the officers face felony charges.

<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Wednesday</p>\n<p>Springfield, SD </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>1:18-1:32 </p>\n<p>Inmate's Mom</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Beth Warden</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--TAG</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>"This is a prepaid debit call from an inmate at Mike Durfee State Prison."</p>\n<p>PHONE CALLS, TEXTS AND MESSAGES CONTINUE TO FLOOD IN DESCRIBING MORE UNREST AT THE MIKE DURFEE STATE PRISON. </p>\n<p>THE CHANTING OF THOSE BEHIND BARS IS THE SAME AS THE SIMILAR UNREST RECENTLY IN SIOUX FALLS.</p>\n<p>WHILE THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS DESCRIBED YESTERDAY AS A FIGHT WITH SIX INMATES RECEIVING NON LIFE THREATENING INJURIES AND SAY ORDER HAS BEEN RESTORED -- THIS INMATE SAYS ITS NOT OVER.</p>\n<p>(Unidentified inmate): "This is not a fight. This is a full scale gang war."</p>\n<p>AND THE FRUSTRATION IS MOUNTING WITH LIMITED PHONE TIME, REDUCED REC TIME, ELIMINATION OF JOBS, A CLAIM OF A LACK OF MEDICAL ATTENTION. </p>\n<p>WHILE CONTRABAND IS ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE D-O-C - AN INMATE CAN ONLY GET REHAB FOR THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THEIR SENTENCE. </p>\n<p>THIS INMATE WANTS SECRETARY KELLIE WASKO REMOVED FROM HER POSITION DUE TO THE SWEEPING CHANGES SINCE TAKING THE POSITION.</p>\n<p>(Unidentified inmate): "The decisions she's making is ruining our lives. It's affecting our futures, there's no rehabilitation in her regulations and rules that she's applying."</p>\n<p>A MOM DESCRIBES BEING ON THE PHONE WITH HER SON YESTERDAY DURING THE FIGHT.</p>\n<p>(Unidentified mother of inmate): "It was a big brawl, a big fight. Rocks were actually getting smashed over inmates heads. They were actually smashing their heads in the way he said it. Eyeballs were actually coming out of eye sockets."</p>\n<p>SHE DISAGREES WITH THE D-O-C'S CLAIM OF ORDER BEING RESTORED.</p>\n<p>(Unidentified mother of inmate): "It started back up again this morning out on the yard."</p>\n<p>WHILE INMATES SPEND AN INCREASING AMOUNT OF TIME IN THEIR CELLS -- SOME CLAIMING TEMPERATURES HOVERING AROUND 100 DEGREES -- A MOM HAS A MESSAGE FOR EVERY INMATE.</p>\n<p>(Unidentified mother of inmate): "You guys are all in this together. You're all in prison for one reason or another. I mean you did what you did. Do your time, you get out. Why cause more ruckus and I mean life changing injuries to somebody or death?"</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>SOUTH DAKOTA LARGE FIGHT STAFF MINOR INJURIES RESIGNATION SECRETARY KELLIE WASKO</p>\n<p></p>

A Rock Hill convenience store clerk is counting his blessings after fighting off an armed robber. It happened at the Sunoco Express Mart off Saluda Road. Randy Nunoo told police he stepped away from the register for just a moment last Friday night when a man wearing a ski mask and gloves and armed with a sawed-off rifle suddenly ran into the store. The suspect yelled at Nunoo to hand over the money and threatened to kill him. Fearing for his life, Nunoo grabbed the barrel of the rifle and the two began to fight for control of the weapon. The struggle was all caught on surveillance video. It continued for several minutes throughout the store finally ending in the parking lot. That’s where the suspect ran away and Nunoo gained possession of the rifle. During the struggle, the suspect fired the gun five times, including once, which was caught on the surveillance tape and shows windows to the front doors being blown out.He ran back in and called for help. He told authorities he was able to pull the ski mask off of the man at one point, identifying him as a neighborhood regular who had recently been banned from the store for shoplifting. Nunoo suffered minor injuries and plans to return to work later in the week. Meantime the suspect, 18-year-old Octavius Jones, is in the York County jail facing charges including armed robbery and aggravated assault with intent to kill.