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<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>:00-:04</p>\n<p>:22-:26</p>\n<p>:30-:34</p>\n<p>Sumter County Sheriff's Office </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VO SCRIPT</b>--</p>\n<p>A SOUTH GEORGIA PAGEANT QUEEN IS ACCUSED OF KILLING AN 18-MONTH-OLD LITTLE BOY.</p>\n<p>THE GEORGIA BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION HAS CHARGED 18-YEAR-OLD TRINITY POAGUE WITH MURDER ALONG WITH OTHER CHARGES. </p>\n<p>AUTHORITIES SAY THE CHILD SUFFERED FATAL INJURIES IN A COLLEGE DORM ROOM AT GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY.</p>\n<p>POAGUE ALSO FACES AGGRAVATED BATTERY AND CRUELTY TO CHILDREN CHARGES.</p>\n<p>THE COLLEGE FRESHMAN IS THE REIGNING MISS DONALSONVILLE AND LAST YEAR COMPETED IN THE NATIONAL PEANUT FESTIVAL PAGEANT.</p>\n<p>POAGUE IS BEING HELD WITHOUT BOND.</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>GEORGIA TRINITY MADISON POAGUE MISS DONALSONVILLE MURDER GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY DORM CRIME JUSTICE LEGAL VIRAL </p>

A Georgia man is facing multiple felony charges after leading police from three states on a high-speed chase that ended in Seminole County, Ga.Seminole County Sheriff Dale Swanner said Joe William Holden, 46, of Poulan, Ga., began fleeing Houston County Sheriff’s deputies Thursday afternoon. The chase continued into Jackson County, Fla., at speeds in excess of 100 mph.Holden continued from there into Seminole County where sheriff’s deputies followed Holden off of State Highway 91 into an open field. Deputies fired several shots at the tires of Holden’s vehicle in order to disable it, but Holden continued driving his 1999 Buick Century into the thick woods at the end of the field. He eventually got out of the vehicle and ran into the woods.‘The suspect was driving in a manner which caused danger to the public,’ Swanner said. ‘Our deputies did what they had to do to terminate the chase and make sure the public was no longer in danger.’A female passenger was taken into custody after Holden fled the vehicle. Swanner said Thursday night it is unclear whether she will face any charges.Holden eluded law enforcement personnel from three states for almost two hours until he attempted to stop a passerby on Georgia Highway 91. The motorist called police, tracking dogs were taken to the scene and they immediately tracked Holden to a wooded area near the Chattahoochee River.Holden is facing two counts of aggravated assault on a peace office for striking two separate Seminole county police cars, Swanner said. He is also charged with felony obstruction of justice and numerous traffic violations. He could be facing other charges in Houston and Jackson counties.Holden had no outstanding warrants and it is unclear why he began fleeing.He was on probation for un unknown violation in Daughtry County, Ga.

**This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.**\n --SUPERS--\n0 - 04\nWTVY\n\n00-04\nScott Easom\nDonalsonville, GA Resident\n\n15 - 20\nBrock Long\nFEMA Director\n\n27 - 38\nWEAR\n\n31 - 37\nChristopher Donahue \nPanama City Resident\n\n38 - 44\nDigitalGlobe\n\n44- 50\nGov. Rick Scott\n(R) Florida\n\n51 - 57\nWSB\n\n57 - 01:02\nPOOL \n\n --LEAD IN--\nPRESIDENT TRUMP WILL SEE SOME OF THE DEVASTATION LEFT BEHIND AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL. \nHIS VISIT TO THE HURRICANE ZONE COMES AS HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF BUSINESSES AND HOMES ARE STILL WAITING TO GET THEIR POWER RESTORED. \nOMAR JIMENEZ IS LIVE IN PANAMA CITY, WHERE PRESIDENT TRUMP IS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE LATER THIS MORNING. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nScott Easom, Donalsonville, GA Resident: "This is the first time I've seen anything like this, not even close," \nDAYS AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL SLAMMED INTO THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE-- PEOPLE ARE STILL SUFFERING. \nWIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION\nAND LACK OF ELECTRICITY HAS MANY SURVIVORS LIVING IN DIRE CONDITIONS. \nBrock Long, FEMA Director: "We've got a long way to go. But we're going to continue to push forward and do everything we can."\nPEOPLE IN HARD-HIT AREAS HAVE BEEN WAITING in LONG LINES JUST TO GET ESSENTIALS LIKE FOOD AND WATER. \nWITH SUPPLLIES LOW.... SOME PEOPLE HAVE RESORTED TO LOOTING. \nChristopher Donahue, Panama City Resident: "This (storm) hit so hard and so fast that the different aspects of human nature is going to come out, and people are going to do anything to survive."\nMORE THAN 200-THOUSAND CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT POWER IN SEVEN STATES, FROM FLORIDA TO VIRGINIA. \nGov. Rick Scott, (R) Florida: "We're down to a little less than 200,000 people without power. So we're making progress every day on that."\nON SUNDAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP APPROVED A DISASTER DECLARATION IN GEORGIA-- FOR COUNTIES THAT TOOK A DIRECT HIT FROM MICHAEL. \nTODAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL GET A FIRST-HAND LOOK AT HURRICANE DAMAGE IN THE REGION--\nAS PEOPLE ALONG THE STORM'S PATH OF DESTRUCTION TRY TO REGAIN A SENSE OF NORMALCY.\nScott Easom, Donalsonville, GA Resident: "We're going to help each other out. We're going to get through this."\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nHURRICANE MICHAEL PRESIDENTIAL TRIP FLORIDA GEORGIA POWER OUTAGES POWER PANHANDLE \n\n

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS IN FRONT OF A WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE. A FIELD OR FARMLAND FULL OF CROPS IN THE FOREGROUND

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS, A WOOD BARREL, AND A HORSE AND BUGGY PARKED BEHIND THE WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING, A CLOTHESLINE BEHIND IT. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE

**This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.**\n --SUPERS--\n0 - 04\nWTVY\n\n00-04\nScott Easom\nDonalsonville, GA Resident\n\n15 - 20\nBrock Long\nFEMA Director\n\n27 - 38\nWEAR\n\n31 - 37\nChristopher Donahue \nPanama City Resident\n\n38 - 44\nDigitalGlobe\n\n44- 50\nGov. Rick Scott\n(R) Florida\n\n51 - 57\nWSB\n\n57 - 01:02\nPOOL \n\n --LEAD IN--\nPRESIDENT TRUMP WILL SEE SOME OF THE DEVASTATION LEFT BEHIND AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL. \nHIS VISIT TO THE HURRICANE ZONE COMES AS HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF BUSINESSES AND HOMES ARE STILL WAITING TO GET THEIR POWER RESTORED. \nOMAR JIMENEZ IS LIVE IN PANAMA CITY, WHERE PRESIDENT TRUMP IS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE LATER THIS MORNING. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nScott Easom, Donalsonville, GA Resident: "This is the first time I've seen anything like this, not even close," \nDAYS AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL SLAMMED INTO THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE-- PEOPLE ARE STILL SUFFERING. \nWIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION\nAND LACK OF ELECTRICITY HAS MANY SURVIVORS LIVING IN DIRE CONDITIONS. \nBrock Long, FEMA Director: "We've got a long way to go. But we're going to continue to push forward and do everything we can."\nPEOPLE IN HARD-HIT AREAS HAVE BEEN WAITING in LONG LINES JUST TO GET ESSENTIALS LIKE FOOD AND WATER. \nWITH SUPPLLIES LOW.... SOME PEOPLE HAVE RESORTED TO LOOTING. \nChristopher Donahue, Panama City Resident: "This (storm) hit so hard and so fast that the different aspects of human nature is going to come out, and people are going to do anything to survive."\nMORE THAN 200-THOUSAND CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT POWER IN SEVEN STATES, FROM FLORIDA TO VIRGINIA. \nGov. Rick Scott, (R) Florida: "We're down to a little less than 200,000 people without power. So we're making progress every day on that."\nON SUNDAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP APPROVED A DISASTER DECLARATION IN GEORGIA-- FOR COUNTIES THAT TOOK A DIRECT HIT FROM MICHAEL. \nTODAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL GET A FIRST-HAND LOOK AT HURRICANE DAMAGE IN THE REGION--\nAS PEOPLE ALONG THE STORM'S PATH OF DESTRUCTION TRY TO REGAIN A SENSE OF NORMALCY.\nScott Easom, Donalsonville, GA Resident: "We're going to help each other out. We're going to get through this."\nIN PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA I'M OMAR JIMENEZ.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nHURRICANE MICHAEL PRESIDENTIAL TRIP FLORIDA GEORGIA POWER OUTAGES POWER PANHANDLE \n

**This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.**\n --SUPERS--\n00 - 22\nOmar Jimenez\nPanama City, FL\n\n22- 26\nWTVY\n\n22-25\nScott Easom\nDonalsonville, GA Resident\n\n37 -42\nBrock Long\nFEMA Director\n\n49 - 51\nWEAR\n\n53 - 59\nChristopher Donahue \nPanama City Resident\n\n1:00 - 1:06\nDigitalGlobe\n\n1:06 - 1:12\nGov. Rick Scott\n(R) Florida\n\n1:13 - 1:19\nWSB\n\n1:19 - 01:24\nPOOL \n\n1:36 - 2:07\nOmar Jimenez\nPanama City, FL\n\n --LEAD IN--\nPRESIDENT TRUMP WILL SEE SOME OF THE DEVASTATION LEFT BEHIND AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL. \nHIS VISIT TO THE HURRICANE ZONE COMES AS HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF BUSINESSES AND HOMES ARE STILL WAITING TO GET THEIR POWER RESTORED. \nOMAR JIMENEZ IS LIVE IN PANAMA CITY, WHERE PRESIDENT TRUMP IS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE LATER THIS MORNING. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nScott Easom, Donalsonville, GA Resident: "This is the first time I've seen anything like this, not even close," \nDAYS AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL SLAMMED INTO THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE-- PEOPLE ARE STILL SUFFERING. \nWIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION\nAND LACK OF ELECTRICITY HAS MANY SURVIVORS LIVING IN DIRE CONDITIONS. \nBrock Long, FEMA Director: "We've got a long way to go. But we're going to continue to push forward and do everything we can."\nPEOPLE IN HARD-HIT AREAS HAVE BEEN WAITING in LONG LINES JUST TO GET ESSENTIALS LIKE FOOD AND WATER. \nWITH SUPPLLIES LOW.... SOME PEOPLE HAVE RESORTED TO LOOTING. \nChristopher Donahue, Panama City Resident: "This (storm) hit so hard and so fast that the different aspects of human nature is going to come out, and people are going to do anything to survive."\nMORE THAN 200-THOUSAND CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT POWER IN SEVEN STATES, FROM FLORIDA TO VIRGINIA. \nGov. Rick Scott, (R) Florida: "We're down to a little less than 200,000 people without power. So we're making progress every day on that."\nON SUNDAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP APPROVED A DISASTER DECLARATION IN GEORGIA-- FOR COUNTIES THAT TOOK A DIRECT HIT FROM MICHAEL. \nTODAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL GET A FIRST-HAND LOOK AT HURRICANE DAMAGE IN THE REGION--\nAS PEOPLE ALONG THE STORM'S PATH OF DESTRUCTION TRY TO REGAIN A SENSE OF NORMALCY.\nScott Easom, Donalsonville, GA Resident: "We're going to help each other out. We're going to get through this."\nIN PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA I'M OMAR JIMENEZ.\n\nSuggested questions:\n1) What can we expect from the president's visit today?\n2) What has the relief process looked like over the last few days?\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nHURRICANE MICHAEL PRESIDENTIAL TRIP FLORIDA GEORGIA POWER OUTAGES POWER PANHANDLE \n

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**This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN.**\n --SUPERS--\n00 - 21\nOmar Jimenez\nPanama City, FL\n\n21- 25\nWTVY\n\n21-24\nScott Easom\nDonalsonville, GA Resident\n\n36 -41\nBrock Long\nFEMA Director\n\n48 - 50\nWEAR\n\n52 - 58\nChristopher Donahue \nPanama City Resident\n\n59 - 1:05\nDigitalGlobe\n\n1:05 - 1:11\nGov. Rick Scott\n(R) Florida\n\n1:12 - 1:18\nWSB\n\n1:18 - 01:23\nPOOL \n\n1:35 - 1:57\nOmar Jimenez\nPanama City, FL\n\n --LEAD IN--\nPRESIDENT TRUMP WILL SEE SOME OF THE DEVASTATION LEFT BEHIND AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL. \nHIS VISIT TO THE HURRICANE ZONE COMES AS HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF BUSINESSES AND HOMES ARE STILL WAITING TO GET THEIR POWER RESTORED. \nOMAR JIMENEZ IS LIVE IN PANAMA CITY, WHERE PRESIDENT TRUMP IS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE LATER THIS MORNING. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nScott Easom, Donalsonville, GA Resident: "This is the first time I've seen anything like this, not even close," \nDAYS AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL SLAMMED INTO THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE-- PEOPLE ARE STILL SUFFERING. \nWIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION\nAND LACK OF ELECTRICITY HAS MANY SURVIVORS LIVING IN DIRE CONDITIONS. \nBrock Long, FEMA Director: "We've got a long way to go. But we're going to continue to push forward and do everything we can."\nPEOPLE IN HARD-HIT AREAS HAVE BEEN WAITING in LONG LINES JUST TO GET ESSENTIALS LIKE FOOD AND WATER. \nWITH SUPPLLIES LOW.... SOME PEOPLE HAVE RESORTED TO LOOTING. \nChristopher Donahue, Panama City Resident: "This (storm) hit so hard and so fast that the different aspects of human nature is going to come out, and people are going to do anything to survive."\nMORE THAN 200-THOUSAND CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT POWER IN SEVEN STATES, FROM FLORIDA TO VIRGINIA. \nGov. Rick Scott, (R) Florida: "We're down to a little less than 200,000 people without power. So we're making progress every day on that."\nON SUNDAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP APPROVED A DISASTER DECLARATION IN GEORGIA-- FOR COUNTIES THAT TOOK A DIRECT HIT FROM MICHAEL. \nTODAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL GET A FIRST-HAND LOOK AT HURRICANE DAMAGE IN THE REGION--\nAS PEOPLE ALONG THE STORM'S PATH OF DESTRUCTION TRY TO REGAIN A SENSE OF NORMALCY.\nScott Easom, Donalsonville, GA Resident: "We're going to help each other out. We're going to get through this."\nIN PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA I'M OMAR JIMENEZ.\n\nSuggested questions:\n1) What can we expect from the president's visit today?\n2) What has the relief process looked like over the last few days?\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nHURRICANE MICHAEL PRESIDENTIAL TRIP FLORIDA GEORGIA POWER OUTAGES POWER PANHANDLE \n\n

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS, A WOOD BARREL, AND A HORSE AND BUGGY PARKED BEHIND THE WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING, A CLOTHESLINE BEHIND IT. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS IN FRONT OF A WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE. A FIELD OR FARMLAND FULL OF CROPS IN THE FOREGROUND

--SUPERS--\n00 - 08\nWTVY\nBrian Kemp\nGeorgia Secretary of State\n\n19 - 24 (VIDEO)\nU.S. Customs and Border Protection\n\n19 - 24 (AUDIO)\nBrock Long\nFEMA Director\n\n30 - 33\nWEAR\n\n33 - 41\nWEAR\nChristopher Donahue\nResident\n\n41 - 46\nDigitalGlobe\n\n46 - 54\nGov. Rick Scott\n-R- Florida \n\n54 - 1:00\nWSB\n\n1:10 - 1:13 (AUDIO)\nScott Easom\nDonalsonville, GA Resident\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nPRESIDENT TRUMP IS IN FLORIDA TODAY, TOURING SOME OF THE DEVASTATION LEFT BEHIND AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL. \nHIS VISIT TO THE HURRICANE ZONE COMES AS TENS OF THOUSANDS OF BUSINESSES AND HOMES ARE STILL WAITING TO GET THEIR POWER RESTORED. \nOMAR JIMENEZ IS LIVE IN PANAMA CITY, AWAITING PRESIDENT TRUMP'S ARRIVAL.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\nBrian Kemp/ Georgia Secretary of State:\n"It's tough out there. These folks are coming together... but there's a lot to do out there. Many people have lost everything."\nDAYS AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL SLAMMED INTO THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE-- PEOPLE ARE STILL SUFFERING. \nWIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION\nAND LACK OF ELECTRICITY HAS MANY SURVIVORS LIVING IN DIRE CONDITIONS. \nBrock Long/ FEMA Director\n"The damage is so widespread... we registered over 20,000 people already with individual assistance with FEMA" \nPEOPLE IN HARD-HIT AREAS HAVE BEEN WAITING in LONG LINES JUST TO GET ESSENTIALS LIKE FOOD AND WATER. \nWITH SUPPLLIES LOW.... SOME PEOPLE HAVE RESORTED TO LOOTING. \nChristopher Donahue/ Resident\n"This (storm) hit so hard and so fast that the different aspects of human nature is going to come out, and people are going to do anything to survive."\nMORE THAN 200-THOUSAND CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT POWER IN SEVEN STATES, FROM FLORIDA TO VIRGINIA. \nGov. Rick Scott/ -R- Florida \n"We're down to a little less than 200,000 people without power. So we're making progress every day on that."\nON SUNDAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP APPROVED A DISASTER DECLARATION IN GEORGIA-- FOR COUNTIES THAT TOOK A DIRECT HIT FROM MICHAEL. \nTODAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL GET A FIRST-HAND LOOK AT HURRICANE DAMAGE IN THE REGION--\nAS PEOPLE ALONG THE STORM'S PATH OF DESTRUCTION TRY TO REGAIN A SENSE OF NORMALCY.\nScott Easom/ Donalsonville, GA Resident\n"We're going to help each other out. We're going to get through this."\nIN PANAMA CITY, I'M OMAR JIMENEZ.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

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--SUPERS--\n00 - 08\nWTVY\nBrian Kemp\nGeorgia Secretary of State\n\n19 - 24 (VIDEO)\nU.S. Customs and Border Protection\n\n19 - 24 (AUDIO)\nBrock Long\nFEMA Director\n\n30 - 33\nWEAR\n\n33 - 41\nWEAR\nChristopher Donahue\nResident\n\n41 - 46\nDigitalGlobe\n\n46 - 54\nGov. Rick Scott\n-R- Florida \n\n54 - 1:00\nWSB\n\n1:10 - 1:13 (AUDIO)\nScott Easom\nDonalsonville, GA Resident\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nPRESIDENT TRUMP IS IN FLORIDA TODAY, TOURING SOME OF THE DEVASTATION LEFT BEHIND AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL. \nHIS VISIT TO THE HURRICANE ZONE COMES AS TENS OF THOUSANDS OF BUSINESSES AND HOMES ARE STILL WAITING TO GET THEIR POWER RESTORED. \nOMAR JIMENEZ IS LIVE IN PANAMA CITY, AWAITING PRESIDENT TRUMP'S ARRIVAL.\n\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\nBrian Kemp/ Georgia Secretary of State:\n"It's tough out there. These folks are coming together... but there's a lot to do out there. Many people have lost everything."\nDAYS AFTER HURRICANE MICHAEL SLAMMED INTO THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE-- PEOPLE ARE STILL SUFFERING. \nWIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION\nAND LACK OF ELECTRICITY HAS MANY SURVIVORS LIVING IN DIRE CONDITIONS. \nBrock Long/ FEMA Director\n"The damage is so widespread... we registered over 20,000 people already with individual assistance with FEMA" \nPEOPLE IN HARD-HIT AREAS HAVE BEEN WAITING in LONG LINES JUST TO GET ESSENTIALS LIKE FOOD AND WATER. \nWITH SUPPLLIES LOW.... SOME PEOPLE HAVE RESORTED TO LOOTING. \nChristopher Donahue/ Resident\n"This (storm) hit so hard and so fast that the different aspects of human nature is going to come out, and people are going to do anything to survive."\nMORE THAN 200-THOUSAND CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT POWER IN SEVEN STATES, FROM FLORIDA TO VIRGINIA. \nGov. Rick Scott/ -R- Florida \n"We're down to a little less than 200,000 people without power. So we're making progress every day on that."\nON SUNDAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP APPROVED A DISASTER DECLARATION IN GEORGIA-- FOR COUNTIES THAT TOOK A DIRECT HIT FROM MICHAEL. \nTODAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL GET A FIRST-HAND LOOK AT HURRICANE DAMAGE IN THE REGION--\nAS PEOPLE ALONG THE STORM'S PATH OF DESTRUCTION TRY TO REGAIN A SENSE OF NORMALCY.\nScott Easom/ Donalsonville, GA Resident\n"We're going to help each other out. We're going to get through this."\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

<p><pi><b>This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><pi><b>Stations Please Note: This package is being delivered to you for use only in its entirety. This means that if you choose to run any of this package, you must run the entire package, including any standups or tags. You may not cut down, alter or pull clips from this package.</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Monday</p>\n<p>Donalsonville, GA</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:30 - :44</p>\n<p>Nicole Ritter</p>\n<p>Alaina Ritter's mom </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:59 - 1:02</p>\n<p>Brittany Bowen</p>\n<p>Alaina's teacher</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>SEVERAL CHILDREN RECEIVED THE GIFT OF LIFE THANKS TO AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD GIRL IN GEORGIA.</p>\n<p>SHE PASSED AWAY EARLIER THIS MONTH AND HER ORGANS WERE DONATED ON MOTHER'S DAY.</p>\n<p>AS LENAH ALLEN SHOWS US -- HER FAMILY IS USING HER STORY TO SPREAD AWARENESS ABOUT ORGAN DONATION.</p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>Nicole Ritter / Alaina Ritter's mom: "She says, 'I don't wanna die Mama.' I would have never thought that that would be the last time we would talk."</p>\n<p>ALAINA'S HEALTH STARTED TO SUDDENLY DETERIORATE ON MAY 6TH WHEN SHE STARTED HAVING WHAT SEEMED LIKE A COLD.</p>\n<p>BUT ON MAY 9TH, DOCTORS SAY SHE PASSED AWAY FROM BACTERIAL MENINGITIS.</p>\n<p>HER MOM THEN MADE THE BRAVE DECISION TO DONATE ALAINA'S ORGANS ON A DAY THEY WOULD HAVE SPENT TOGETHER AS MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.</p>\n<p>Nicole Ritter / Alaina Ritter's mom: "Her little heart was barely beating. But by the time it came to do this surgery, her heart was so strong, it was beating really good and so they were able to use the whole thing."</p>\n<p>ALAINA'S LIVER AND KIDNEYS WERE ALSO DONATED.</p>\n<p>DOCTORS SAY THE ORGANS CAN BE USED TO SAVE AT LEAST THREE LIVES.</p>\n<p>ALAINA'S TEACHERS TELL ME THEY ARE MORE THAN PROUD TO KNOW ALAINA WILL LIVE ON THROUGH A SAVED LIFE.</p>\n<p>Brittany Bowen / Alaina's teacher: "Alaina would definitely want to save other children's lives because she was bubbly and she would want others to have life."</p>\n<p>Nicole Ritter / Alaina Ritter's mom: "Through, you know, donating her organs she's out there. She's still gonna make a difference."</p>\n<p><b>--TAG</b>--</p>\n<p>A FLAG READING "DONATE LIFE" NOW FLIES OUTSIDE THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALAINA ATTENDED AS A WAY TO HONOR THE YOUNG GIRL.</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>GEORGIA DONATE LIFE DONOR DONATION HEALTH</p>\n<p></p>

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS IN FRONT OF A WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE. A FIELD OR FARMLAND FULL OF CROPS IN THE FOREGROUND

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS IN FRONT OF A WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING, A CLOTHESLINE BEHIND IT. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS IN FRONT OF A WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE. A FIELD OR FARMLAND FULL OF CROPS IN THE FOREGROUND

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS IN FRONT OF A WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING, A CLOTHESLINE BEHIND IT. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS IN FRONT OF A WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING, A CLOTHESLINE BEHIND IT. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS IN FRONT OF A WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING, A CLOTHESLINE BEHIND IT. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE

WIDE ANGLE OF AN OLD FASHIONED GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, GAS PUMPS, AND A SIGN THAT READS "STAR SERVICE STATION GAS OIL HB BARROW." CHICKENS PECK AT THE GROUND AS A CLASSIC CAR DRIVES PAST

WIDE ANGLE OF GAS STATION WITH A COCA-COLA SIGN, ANTIQUE GAS PUMPS IN FRONT OF A WOOD CLAPBOARD BUILDING, A CLOTHESLINE BEHIND IT. COULD BE A GENERAL STORE