TAPE: EF02/1030 IN_TIME: 23:45:40 DURATION: 1:24 SOURCES: ABC RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Various, 6 Dec 2002 SHOTLIST: ABC - Durham County, North Carolina (N.C) 6 December, 2002 1. Mid shot North Carolina power worker, Durham County, N.C. 2. Wide shot, N.C. power crews working, Durham County, N.C. 3. Close ups, various of residents without power gathered for warmth, Durham County 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) David King, resident: "We got a kerosene heater at the house and trying to keep warm." 5. Close up to side shot, street closed sign 6. Close up downed power line 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Scott Gardner, Duke Power spokesman: "(We) don't have the crews at our easy disposal as we had during Fran. So this thing may be into a week and a half, maybe beyond that in some isolated cases. But this could be a lengthy restoration effort." ABC - Charlotte, North Carolina, 6 December, 2002 7. Various shots downed trees from ice storm 8. Various shots downed power lines 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Chris Elkins, Charlotte resident: "This morning we walked out, just kind of everybody walked out of their house and started lending a hand." 10. Crews arriving to help out 11. Chain saws cutting through downed trees 12. Heavy equipment being used to remove downed trees. STORYLINE: A winter storm that swept up the US eastern seaboard has left millions of residents in North Carolina shivering and in darkness. According to authorities, the damage from the storm could take more than a week to clean up. On Friday, crews worked late into the night to remove downed tree limbs that had smashed power lines. Authorities have called for more manpower to made available from across the United States, to help restore power to residents as soon as possible. Meanwhile, bundled up and gathered outside in freezing temperatures, trying to keep warm. Much of North Carolina has come to a standstill. Adding to the crisis, nearly half an inch of ice has coated streets forcing closures and weighing down power lines and trees. Officials from Duke Power, which services over two (m) million customers in North and South Carolina, admitted that half of their customers are without electricity, far surpassing the number left in the dark after Hurricane Hugo hit in 1989.

360 spin from downtown Charlotte, NC

REMEMBERING HURRICANE HUGO, COULD HURRICANE FLOYD DO THE SAME DAMAGE.

Charlotte, NC at Dusk

JON ROBINSON GETS A LOOK WITH THE NATIONAL GUARD ON WHAT DAMAGE HURRICANE FLOYD'S FLOODING HAS CAUSED.

Aerial establishing shot of Durham, North Carolina on an overcast day in Fall.

POV driving on highway on cloudy day

Zoom out of Charlotte, NC skyline

Rainstorm passing over Piedmont of North Carolina, time lapse of clouds moving

POV driving on highway on cloudy day

View of spectrum center and city skyline from east side of uptown Charlotte, NC.

Dark clouds, time lapse of clounds moving through sky

Aerial establishing shot of Durham, North Carolina on an overcast day in Fall.

POV driving on highway on cloudy day

Outer edge of Tropical Storm Debby moving into the southern Piedmont of North Carolina, US

Storm in Piedmont of North Carolina, dark clouds passing

Downtown Charlotte, NC at Twilight

Downtown in Charlotte, NC

Sky full of dark storm clouds over southern Piedmont, North Carolina on a spring day, time lapse.

Winston-Salem, NC. FAA Authorization was obtained for this flight in restricted airspace.

Aerial establishing shot of Durham, North Carolina on an overcast day in Fall, looking across the brick downtown buildings to the surrounding forest.

Aerial establishing shot of Raleigh, North Carolina, looking across Dorothea Dix Park, towards North Hills in the distance.

Rain clouds gathering storm, time lapse.

Aerial shot of Bojangles coliseum and ovens auditorium drone ascending backwards during sunset - Ovens Auditorium