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FTG ON TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION IN THE WORKPLACE. 11:04:31:23 Bars. INtv w/ an EF hutton executive who talks about the role transcendental meditation play in his line of work. 11:18:27:14 Ms of executive talking on telephone and operating a computer. VS of EF Hutton employees busy at their desks. CI: HEALTH: TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION.

05/23/73 C0047959 - COLOR NO DATE LINE EF HUTTON & REYNOLDS UNCUT: "EF HUTTON AND REYNOLDS" SHOWS: SHOT OF AN EF HUTTON OFFICIALS ANSWERING A QUESTION ABOUT WHY PEOPLE AREN'T INCESTING: SHOT OF ANOTHER MAN ANSWERING QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ECONOMY: SHOT OF MR STOVAL BEING INTVU ABOUT THE STOCK MARKET AND HE ANSWERS ABOUT THE DECLINE OF TEE MARKET SINCE PHASE 111: SHOT OF A MAN MR WEEKS BEING INTVU IN HIS OFFICE ABOUT THE INCESTOR: SHOT OF ANOTHER MAN MR WEEKS INTVU MR FRINE: SHOTS INBIDE AN OFFICE AND SHOTS OF A TICKER ON THR WALL ANY CU OF THE TICKER AS NUMBERS AND SYMBOLS PASS BY: SHOTS OF OTHERS BEING INTVU: SHOTSINSIDE THE EF HUTTON AND COMPANY AND ALSO A SHOT OF A TICKER ON THE WALL: SHOTS OF A BROKER ON THE PHONE AND USING A STRANGE TYPE OF ADDING MACHINE AND CHECKING A BOOK ON HIS DESK: SHOTS OF OTHER BEING INTERVIEWED: (SHOT XX 900FT) ECONOMIC CONDITIONS - US STOCKS & BONDS FIREN, XX - SOF WEEKS, XX - SOF STOVALL, XX - SOF XX / 900 FT / 16 MM / COLOR / ORIG / D35256

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\n --SUPERS--\n:18-:23\nTim Unrein\nSurvived EF-4 tornado\n\n:32-:38\nKim Scott\n\n:38-:45\nTim Unrein\nSurvived EF-4 tornado\n\n:45-:47\nFran Jones\nSurvived EF-4 tornado\n\n:51-56\nCarlos Moreno\n\n:56-:57\nKOCO\n\n1:01-1:08\nBrent Kay Maynard\n\n1:08-1:16\nA.J. Gary, Director\nArkansas Dept. of Emergency Management\nKARK\n\n1:30-1:34\nTim Unrein\nSurvived EF-4 tornado\n\n --LEAD IN--\nFOR TWO WEEKS, DEADLY STORMS HAVE WREAKED HAVOC ACROSS THE U.S.\nRIGHT NOW -- LINWOOD, KANSAS IS DEALING WITH THE AFTERMATH OF A POWERFUL E-F-4 TORNADO..\nKARIN CAIFA IS ON THE GROUND IN KANSAS WITH THE LATEST.\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nTim Unrein, Survived EF-4 tornado: "It sounded like a freight train going over and I just feel my house coming apart."\n32 MILES OF DEVASTATION IN LINWOOD, KANSAS..\nAFTER AN E-F-4 TORNADO WITH 170-MILE PER-HOUR WINDS..\nRIPPED HOMES AND BUSINESSES FROM THEIR FOUNDATIONS..\n"Oh my god it's huge!"\nTHE TWISTER ON THE GROUND FOR NEARLY AN HOUR..\nTim Unrein, Survived EF-4 tornado: "I had a seven by fourteen foot trailer back here and we still don't know where it's at."\nFran Jones, Survived EF-4 tornado: "I felt like some hail or something and my husband looked up and he said we don't have a roof anymore."\nTHERE HASN'T BEEN A DAY SINCE MAY 16TH.. \nTHAT THE U.S. HASN'T SEEN A TORNADO ON THE GROUND.\nFROM OKLAHOMA TO NEW JERSEY.. \nTHERE'S BEEN RELENTLESS DEVASTATION FROM VIOLENT STORMS FOR 14 DAYS..\n"That's a tornado!"\nNOW -- TEXAS IS THE LATEST STATE TO GET HIT..\nTHIS TORNADO CAUGHT ON CAMERA OUTSIDE OF DALLAS WEDNESDAY EVENING..\nA.J. Gary, Director, Arkansas Dept. of Emergency Management: "This is the first time ever that we have had all of our emergency function leads inside the EOC."\nHISTORIC FLOODING HAS KILLED AT LEAST ONE PERSON IN ARKANSAS..\nSTATES OF EMERGENCY HAVE BEEN DECLARED IN OKLAHOMA, KANSAS, IOWA, OHIO AND ARKANSAS.\nDESPITE LOSING EVERYTHING..\nONE SURVIVOR SAYS HE'S JUST GRATEFUL HE'S STILL ALIVE..\nTim Unrein, Survived EF-4 tornado: "We're alright. My dog's alright, my wife's alright. All this could be replaced, you know?"\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n

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--TEASE--\nMULTIPLE TORNADOES LEAVE WIDESPREAD DEATH AND DESTRUCTION IN ALABAMA - AS SEARCH AND RESCUES CONTINUE. \nI'M KRISTEN HOLMES. \n\n --RADIO 1--\nHEARTBREAKING STORIES OF LOSS... IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE DEADLY TORNADOES THAT RIPPED THROUGH LEE COUNTY, ALABAMA ON SUNDAY. \nOFFICIALS SAY AT LEAST 23 PEOPLE WERE KILLED - AND THAT NUMBER COULD RISE. \nTHE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAYS A TORNADO THAT HIT LEE COUNTY HAS BEEN RATED "EF- FOUR" -- WINDS WERE ESTIMATED TO BE 170 MILES PER HOUR. \nMOBILE HOMES AND DEBRIS WERE FOUND HUNDREDS OF YARDS AWAY. \nSEARCH AND RESCUE TEAMS SPENT MONDAY DIGGING THROUGH THE RUBBLE AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO THROUGHOUT THE EVENING. \nI'M KRISTEN HOLMES IN LEE COUNTY ALABAMA. \n\n\n

05/23/73 C0047959 - COLOR NO DATE LINE EF HUTTON & REYNOLDS UNCUT: "EF HUTTON AND REYNOLDS" SHOWS: SHOT OF AN EF HUTTON OFFICIALS ANSWERING A QUESTION ABOUT WHY PEOPLE AREN'T INVESTING: SHOT OF ANOTHER MAN ANSWERING QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ECONOMY: SHOT OF MR STOVALL BEING INTVU ABOUT THE STOCK MARKET AND HE ANSWERS ABOUT THE DECLINE OF THE MARKET SINCE PHASE 111: SHOT OF A MAN MR WEEKS BEING INTVU IN HIS OFFICE ABOUT THE INVESTOR: SHOT OF ANOTHER MAN BEING INTVU MR FRINE: SHOTS INSIDE AN OFFICE AND SHOTS OF A TICKER ON THE WALL AND CU OF THE TICKER AS NUMBERS AND SYMBOLS PASS BY: SHOTS OF OTHERS BEING INTVU: SHOTS INSIDE THE EF HUTTON AND COMPANY AND ALSO A SHOT OF A TICKER ON THE WALL: SHOTS OF A BROKER ON THE PHONE AND USING A STRANGE TYPE OF ADDING MACHINE AND CHECKING A BOOK ON HIS DESK: SHOTS OF OTHER MEN BEING INTERVIEWED: (SHOT XX 900FT) ECONOMIC CONDITIONS - US STOCKS & BONDS FRINE, XX - SOF WEEKS, XX - SOF STOVALL, XX - SOF XX / 900 FT / 16 MM / COLOR / ORIG / D35256

***THIS IS A PRELIMINARY SCRIPT FOR TODAY'S 345PM ET PACKAGE***\n THIS IS NOT THE FINAL SCRIPT.\n\n THIS PKG IS NOT EXPECTED TO HAVE ANY EMBARGOES.\n\n ***FINAL EMBARGOES AND FINAL SCRIPT WILL BE IN THE ITEM PY-13FR BY 3:45PM ET***\n\n --LEAD IN--\nPRESIDENT TRUMP ON THE GROUND IN ALABAMA AND GEORGIA TODAY-- \nSURVEYING THE DAMAGE FROM THE DEADLIEST TORNADO OUTBREAK IN NEARLY 6 YEARS. \nKRISTEN HOLMES HAS MORE ON HIS PRESIDENTIAL VISIT AS THE COMMUNITY MOURNS THE 23 LIVES LOST. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nPRESIDENT TRUMP -IN ALABAMA-- TOURING 'GROUND ZERO' OF SUNDAY'S DEADLY TORNADO OUTBREAK. \nPres Donald Trump:\nTHE FIRST FAMILY TOURING PARTS OF LEE COUNTY. \nMEETING WITH PEOPLE IMPACTED BY THE E-F 4 TORNADO-- AS WELL AS FAMILIES WHO LOST LOVED ONES. \n23 PEOPLE WERE KILLED \nPARTS OF THE COMMUNITY - DESTROYED.\nPres Donald Trump:\nTHE PRESIDENT SPENDING TIME WITH GOVERNOR KAY IVEY...AND FIRST RESPONDERS \nPres Donald Trump:\nAND REITERATING HIS COMMITMENT TO HELP WITH THE RECOVERY PROCESS. \nON TUESDAY - PRESIDENT TRUMP DECLARED THE SITUATION A 'MAJOR DISASTER' -- ORDERING FEDERAL AID TO THE STATE. \nFLAGS ARE FLYING AT HALF STAFF ACROSS Alabama UNTIL SUNDOWN SUNDAY. \nHONORING THE LIVES LOST.... RANGING IN AGE OF SIX TO 89.\nTHE YOUNGEST VICTIM - 6-YEAR-OLD ARMANDO 'A'J' HERNANDEZ.\nChris Sward /Survivor: "it was almost too late, I got lucky"\nAS RESIDENTS GRIEVE -- AND START THE RECOVERY PROCESS- THEY ARE FACING ANOTHER THREAT OF SEVERE WEATHER THIS WEEKEND.\nTHOUGH WEATHER EXPERTS SAY THE DANGER IS NOT AS GREAT AS LAST WEEKEND. \nIN WASHINGTON, I'M KRISTEN HOLMES REPORTING. \n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

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TAPE: EF03/0869 IN_TIME: 23:20:34 DURATION: 0:23 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: 26 Sept 2003 SHOTLIST: 1. Wide shot of smoke in air 2. Various of US soldiers at scene STORYLINE: Four US soldiers were injured in attack on convoy in Owja, near Tikrit on Friday, according to initial reports. No other details were available for the moment.

--SUPERS--\nMonday\nOpelika, AL\n\nChris Darden\nNWS Birmingham\n\n --LEAD IN--\nAT LEAST 23-PEOPLE DIED IN TORNADOES THAT HIT ALABAMA OVER THE WEEKEND.\nTHREE OF THE VICTIMS ARE CHILDREN.\nMONDAY THE LEE COUNTY CORONER CONFIRMED A SIX-YEAR-OLD, A NINE-YEAR-OLD, AND A TEN-YEAR-OLD WERE KILLED IN THE TWISTER THAT HIT THE AREA SUNDAY.\nTHE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN BIRMINGHAM GAVE THE DEADLY TORNADO AN E-F-4 PRELIMINARY RATING...WITH WINDS TOPPING OUT AROUND 170 MILES PER HOUR. \n --SOT--\nChris Darden/NWS Birmingham: "I walked a track here on Highway 11 earlier and I estimated the path with at .87 miles, or almost a mile wide. So a monster tornado as it moved across the area. Early estimate at least 24 miles long. Our counterparts at the Peachtree City office in Georgia, they're surveying on their side of the border so that track could be longer." \n --TAG--\nA FAMILY MEMBER IDENTIFIED THE YOUNGEST VICTIM AS SIX-YEAR-OLD ARMANDO HERNANDEZ -- KNOWN AS A-J. \nAN AUNT WROTE ONLINE THAT HE WAS -- QUOTE "ALWAYS EAGER TO GIVE HUGS AND LOVED HIS FAMILY."\nARMANDO'S FAMILY ALSO LOST THEIR HOME IN THE TORNADO.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nALABAMA TORNADO SEVERE WEATHER STORM\n\n

CONTINUING POOL COVERAGE OF OPERATION DESERT STORM AND EVENTS IN THE PERSIAN GULF. 15:00:51 EF-111 / EF111 LANDING 15:01:36 EF111 LANDING TIME EF-111 TAKEOFF 15:02:38 EVENING SHOT OF EF111 TAXI NICE SHOT 15:03:21 ANOTHER SHOT OF TAKEOFF OF EF111 NICE SHOT*** 15:03:43 EF111 FROM BEHIND ( THE REAR ) 15:06:29 NICE NIGHT TIME TAKEOFF OF F111 WITH AFTERBURNER. THE TAKEOFF IS AT DUSK. 15:07:14 SOLDIERS PUTTING ON OXYGEN, THEY ARE FIREFIGHTERS 15:10:59 FIGHTERS PULLING HOSE FIRING WATER CANNONS FROM TOP OF FIRE TRUCK. 15:11:42 FOUR SOLDIERS HANGING OUT IN FRONT TENTS 15:12:28 SIGN READING " CASABLANCA " OUTSIDE TENT 15:12:56 SIGN READING " DOS PALMAS " OUTSIDE TENT 15:13:16 SOLDIERS PLAYING VOLLEY BALL AT DUSK 15:13:39 SOLDIERS PLAYING VOLLEY ( DAYTIME ) 15:15:14 PIX OF ENCAMPMENT WITH AMERICAN FLAGS AND TENTS 15:15:45 S/U OF SOME UNKNOWN 15:22:43 U2 / U-2 OR TR1 / TR-1 TAKINGOFF 15:23:09 U2 FLYING IN AIR PIX, THIS COULD BE A TR-1 BUT IN EITHER CASE ITS A RECON 15:26:37 CUT SPOT ON KUWAITI'S RESISTANCE MOVEMENT

CONTINUING POOL COVERAGE OF OPERATION DESERT STORM AND EVENTS IN THE PERSIAN GULF. 15:00:51 EF-111 / EF111 LANDING 15:01:36 EF111 LANDING TIME EF-111 TAKEOFF 15:02:38 EVENING SHOT OF EF111 TAXI NICE SHOT 15:03:21 ANOTHER SHOT OF TAKEOFF OF EF111 NICE SHOT*** 15:03:43 EF111 FROM BEHIND ( THE REAR ) 15:06:29 NICE NIGHT TIME TAKEOFF OF F111 WITH AFTERBURNER. THE TAKEOFF IS AT DUSK. 15:07:14 SOLDIERS PUTTING ON OXYGEN, THEY ARE FIREFIGHTERS 15:10:59 FIGHTERS PULLING HOSE FIRING WATER CANNONS FROM TOP OF FIRE TRUCK. 15:11:42 FOUR SOLDIERS HANGING OUT IN FRONT TENTS 15:12:28 SIGN READING " CASABLANCA " OUTSIDE TENT 15:12:56 SIGN READING " DOS PALMAS " OUTSIDE TENT 15:13:16 SOLDIERS PLAYING VOLLEY BALL AT DUSK 15:13:39 SOLDIERS PLAYING VOLLEY ( DAYTIME ) 15:15:14 PIX OF ENCAMPMENT WITH AMERICAN FLAGS AND TENTS 15:15:45 S/U OF SOME UNKNOWN 15:22:43 U2 / U-2 OR TR1 / TR-1 TAKINGOFF 15:23:09 U2 FLYING IN AIR PIX, THIS COULD BE A TR-1 BUT IN EITHER CASE ITS A RECON 15:26:37 CUT SPOT ON KUWAITI'S RESISTANCE MOVEMENT

--TEASE--\nWILD WEATHER CONTINUES ACROSS THE U.S TODAY AS MILLIONS OF AMERICANS REMAIN UNDER WIND WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES IN THE MIDWEST AND NORTHEAST, AND NEARLY 23 MILLION PEOPLE ARE UNDER FIRE WEATHER WATCHES IN CALIFORNIA ALONE. I'M NADIA ROMERO IN WASHINGTON. I'LL EXPLAIN WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE CLEANING UP WHILE OTHERS ARE BRACING FOR MORE BAD WEATHER.\n\n --LEAD IN--\nWILD WEATHER CONTINUES ACROSS THE U.S TODAY AS MILLIONS OF AMERICANS REMAIN UNDER WIND WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES. STRONG STORMS BRING RAIN TO THE MIDWEST AND NORTHEAST AND NEARLY 23 MILLION PEOPLE ARE UNDER FIRE WEATHER WATCHES IN CALIFORNIA. NADIA ROMERO EXPLAINS WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE CLEANING UP WHILE OTHERS ARE BRACING FOR MORE BAD WEATHER.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nWILD WEATHER CONTINUES ACROSS THE U.S. TODAY AS MILLIONS OF AMERICANS REMAIN UNDER WIND WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES.\nSTRONG STORMS BRING RAIN TO THE MIDWEST AND NORTHEAST AND NEARLY 23 MILLION PEOPLE ARE UNDER FIRE WEATHER WATCHES IN CALIFORNIA.\nA FIRE SCORCHED 40 ACRES IN PACIFIC PALISADES ALREADY THIS WEEK.\nPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC READY TO SHUT OFF POWER TO SOME 209,000 CUSTOMERS THIS WEEK.\nTOO HOT AND TOO DRY IN CALIFORNIA, THE OPPOSITE FOR THE MIDWEST AND NORTHEAST, BRACING FOR RAIN AND WIND IN THE COMING DAYS.\nIN OKLAHOMA, A FAMILY MOURNS THE DEATH OF A WOMAN KILLED IN HER MOBILE HOME DURING A STORM THIS WEEK.\nOren Fackrell / Relative: It's a bad wind, lots of bad wind. I thought I would have a couple of trees fall on me, to tell the truth.\nJUST NEXT DOOR, TEXANS CONTINUE CLEANING UP AFTER AN EF-3 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN.\nBUT A BABY BORN DURING THE STORM IN A LAUNDRY ROOM IS HAPPY AND HEALTHY.\nIN WASHINGTON, I'M NADIA ROMERO REPORTING.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\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\n --SUPERS--\n\n:06-:08\nPres. Donald Trump\n\n:23-:30\nPres. Donald Trump\n\n:34-:36\nPres. Donald Trump\n\n:47-:51\nGov Ivey's Office \n\n:57-1:01\nSara Crisp \n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nPRESIDENT TRUMP ON THE GROUND IN ALABAMA AND GEORGIA TODAY-- \nSURVEYING THE DAMAGE FROM THE DEADLIEST TORNADO OUTBREAK IN NEARLY 6 YEARS. \nKRISTEN HOLMES HAS MORE ON HIS PRESIDENTIAL VISIT AS THE COMMUNITY MOURNS THE 23 LIVES LOST. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nPRESIDENT TRUMP -IN ALABAMA-- TOURING 'GROUND ZERO' OF SUNDAY'S DEADLY TORNADO OUTBREAK. \nPres. Donald Trump: "We saw things that you wouldn't believe. Here it is."\nTHE FIRST FAMILY TOURING PARTS OF LEE COUNTY. \nMEETING WITH PEOPLE IMPACTED BY THE E-F 4 TORNADO-- AS WELL AS FAMILIES WHO LOST LOVED ONES. \n23 PEOPLE WERE KILLED \nPARTS OF THE COMMUNITY - DESTROYED.\nPres. Donald Trump: "A lot of folks get aid and we're providing all of the aid//we love you all, we thank you all. we love the state of AL." \nTHE PRESIDENT SPENDING TIME WITH GOVERNOR KAY IVEY...AND FIRST RESPONDERS \nPres. Donald Trump: "I just wanna thank you for the job you do, you're incredible people."\nAND REITERATING HIS COMMITMENT TO HELP WITH THE RECOVERY PROCESS. \nON TUESDAY - PRESIDENT TRUMP DECLARED THE SITUATION A 'MAJOR DISASTER' -- ORDERING FEDERAL AID TO THE STATE. \nFLAGS ARE FLYING AT HALF STAFF A CROSS Alabama UNTIL SUNDOWN SUNDAY. \nHONORING THE LIVES LOST.... RANGING IN AGE OF SIX TO 89.\nTHE YOUNGEST VICTIM - 6-YEAR-OLD ARMANDO 'A'J' HERNANDEZ.\nAS RESIDENTS GRIEVE -- AND START THE RECOVERY PROCESS- THEY ARE FACING ANOTHER THREAT OF SEVERE WEATHER THIS WEEKEND.\nTHOUGH WEATHER EXPERTS SAY THE DANGER IS NOT AS GREAT AS LAST WEEKEND. \nIN WASHINGTON, I'M KRISTEN HOLMES REPORTING.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n