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EXT BROLL FTG OF THE USA WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM WORLD CUP VICTORY TICKER TAPE PARADE AND RALLY / 5524 USWNT VICTORY PARADE 2 130814 Mayor DeBlasio: My fellow new yorkers. And My fellow Americans. And all of those watching around the world at this triumphant moment, we welcome you to new York City hall. Are you ready for a party? Let's celebrate the world champion U.S. Women's soccer team. 130847 8 triumph to win in the third world cup for if this nation. A broke records by drying almost 27 million viewers to the final game. And today, once again they have made history, the first women's sports team in history to be honored with a parade down the canyon of heroes. [Cheers and applause] 130920 >> And it is about time, isn't it? You can see the love the people of this city and for the people of the country have for this team and what they mean to all of us. You can see it in the faces of men and women, boys and girls and was just the purest, deepest sense of admiration. Our hearts are with this team, aren't they? When they brought home that trophy they brought back that message about the power of women. 131005 The strength of women and about the need to create a more equal society for all. Younger when, watch that game, will grow up and tell their daughters and their sons about that 2015 championship team that made history, and opened minds and brought us together. 131034 This is what it really means to be one nation, one team. Let me quickly acknowledge the people who made to date possible, thank you as soccer for their extraordinary partnership in bringing it to their -- our sponsors 2016, Nike, New York City's football club, New York red bull, power aid, sky blue football club, Coca-Cola, I want to thank two people, for bringing us this day. 131111 Our former deputy mayor and soccer enthusiast Howard Wilson and Manhattan borough president Gail brewer, thank you for the inspiration. Finally I want to thank the woman whose leadership of the other half of this building makes so much possible in new York City, the speaker of the city council, Melissa mark the veto. 131132 And I think the happiest parade goer of them all, the first lady of New York City, Shirleen Mcrae with her head band. And now I want to bring up someone we love here in this city, she is the host of ABC's good morning America, she will introduce to you the champion, robin Roberts is no stranger to the world of sports, a former star athlete playing basketball at southeastern Louisiana university, former sports reporter and now the great host of good morning America, I bring to you, ladies and gentlemen, robin Roberts. [Cheers and applause] 131222 RR: Thank you, Mr. Mayor. You know how to throw a party. Yes it is one nation, it is one team but that team is here with us in New York City today. We're also thrilled to have a former member of the women's U.S. National team and three time Olympic gold medalist with us. Heather minutes. Are you ready to meet the king? Are you ready to see the king? Let's bring them out, winners, hope solo. 131304 Speeding forward to it picked up the opening game from Australia, Sydney Williams. ???? Meeting you as a this year, Becky sauerbrunn and scored a massive cut, Kelly Bose para -- Kelley O'Hara. The center, bringing the world cup team, we need Deegan. U.s. Soccer legend who played her final world cup, Shannon Boxx. A spark plug on the frontline for team usa, Amy Rodriguez. And native of east Brunswick, New Jersey, Heather O'Reilly. Best player in the world cup, a native of New Jersey, Carli Lloyd. [Applause] She was Barack on the field during the cuali kreige. And one of the greatest ever world cup final goals, Lauren holiday. She earned a crucial penalty kick in the semifinals against Germany, Alex Morgan. Is the youngest player at 22, Morgan Brian. She took the usa to victory in the opening match with the joy bulls, I am talking about Megan rapinoe. One of the most versatile players, Lori chalupny. From New Jersey who, at this and. One of the trio of three grade goalkeepers, Ashland Paris. Right now, star and center back, and Julie Johnson. All right, now. World's all-time leading new international scorer, the one, the Abby Wambach. One of the usa's trio of great goalies, Alyssa Naeher. She joy every minute of every game. Megan Klingenberg. Cheese with the winning goal against Australia. Christian press. And the U.S. Women's national team's angel who LED this team to victory, Jill Ellis. Stating that for this one. From point pleasant, New Jersey, U.S. Capt. Christie rampone. [Cheers and applause] 131804 Team dancing on stage. 131825 Usa! Usa! Usa! Usa! Usa! Usa! Usa! 131832 Ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of colors by the interagency, guard consisting of representatives from the New York City public police department, fire department and sanitation department, department of corrections and sheriff's department. Please remain standing for the singing of the national anthem performed by Lauren Ladzjaico. 131913 Oh say can you see by the dawn's early light ???? what so proudly we hail at the twilight at last gleaming ???? whose broad stripes and bright stars ???? through the perilous fight ???? over the ramparts we watched ???? were so gallantly streaming ???? and the rockets' red glare known ???? the bombs bursting in air ???? gave proof through the night ???? that our flag was still there ???? oh say does that star spangled banner yet wave ???? over the land of the free E 132040 and the home of the brave ???? [applause] 132054 Well done. Thank you. [Cheers and applause] 1321 Usa! Usa! Usa! 132135 All right! Take your seats. We will continue on now. As mayor bill Deblasio said many people would like to celebrate this achievement. We have some distinguished representatives of major league soccer. Please help me in welcoming the commissioner of major league soccer, Don Garber. Former did university major league player and sporting director for the New York City red bull's, alley Curtis. Former U.S. National team captain who played in four world cups and is the sporting director of the New York football club, Claudio Renault. 132223 Former professional player in Italy, England, Venezuela and the sporting director and head coach of the New York cosmos, who geo Bonnie --giovani saborici. And the president and general manager of sky club F C, local professional women's club, Tony dobo. 132257 TD: Thank you. Proud to be here representing the professional game in the United States. We have so many terrific teams in the city and throughout our country who can take all the excitement you are able to witness throughout the last number of weeks, throughout the men's world cup and bottles that together and delivered to you week in and week out. 132319 Let me start on behalf of all the professionals in our country thanking the mayor bill Deblasio for turning on a dime, doing what only New York City can do, deliver a fantastic ticker-tape parade on a couple days notice. Thank you, mayor bill Deblasio. What I would like to say representing all of us in the pro game, there are three things that motivate us. 132344 It starts with our country and the men's game and the women's game is trying to prove to the rest of the world that we are a soccer nation. We certainly know that during the world cup but we are standing toe to spoke with the rest of the world with all of our be gone a professional basis week in and week out. 132404 Sky blue will have a game at Rutgers and the same players sitting behind us will be playing for the uswnt, everyone of them, go out and the eighth and, watch those games on television, wave a flag and be a fan of the professional game. 132423 We will commit to use at all of our teams will be deeply committed to our communities and bottle up all that passion and the great role models that show the rest of the sporting world that soccer players get it, soccer fans get it and we can be held out as a model in professional sports. Lastly it is about our clubs. Go out NBA and. Watch the game on television, go out to one of our many stadiums, thank you, New York, we will deliver to you we in and week out. 132501 RR: Thank you and you can see how many people get it by being here today. We have with us today we are honored to have the president of the United States soccer federation. Please welcome Sunil Gouladi 132520 I wasn't sure why between the end of that game on Sunday and the time the players showed up to the celebration there was an additional stock on their uniform. Apparently it is because we won thear on their uniform. Apparently it is because we won the only world cup this century. We can introduce a new term into our language, the fifteeners, and this is them behind us. 132549 They are still the 91, but they are this century's team. Thank you all for that. When people ask me what is it like to do what I do how do you organize this team? We have a simple model. It is called the say do model. The state do model is the following, Abby Wambach calls me and says what she wants me to do and I do it and so far it is working pretty well, thank you for those calls. 132623 We have also got sitting up here, Christie rampone whose kids have traveled all over the world with her, the second most capped player on the world, the only player on that 99 king, at a shout out. [Applause] 132639 Next to her is Carli Lloyd, there's only two players male or female that ever scored three goals in world cup final. The difference is it took Jeff Hurst an overtime game to get his. Carli did it in about 20 mins. 132702 And the person who swears to me they were working on 60 are globs all day before that game, Jill Ellis, the coach of that team, thank you, Jill, to all these great athletes behind me, these great role models, greet people, thank you for what you have done. It has been an incredible week for the women's national team, incredible week for U.S. Soccer, the sport more broadly, the country and today especially, the city of New York, thank you very much for making this happen, congratulations, fifteeners. [Applause] 132744 Heather Mitz: How about these women? And how about you guys as fans, the best fans ever. We couldn't do it without you. I am proud to say I am a former member of the women's national team. OUr next speaker only joined US soccer only 14 months ago after a highly successful, 12 year run as head women's soccer coach of the UCLA Bruins. 132810 THis year she lead our women's national team to victory. Let me introduce to you now the head coach of the women's national team, Jill Ellis. [Applause] 132829 I have been asked about today and I said the world cup was pretty special but today was mind blowing so thank you, new York and thank you to them mayor and thank you to all of our fans that kept with us, believed in us, so proud of this group of women behind us, they are remarkable on and off the field, 132850 Thye are true pioneers in this sport. I hope you celebrate for a long long time NEw York.Enjoy, take care, thank you. 132902 Thank you, coach, for your extraordinary leadership. I want to now say to the team, there's a special honor we give you in New York City that you have to be someone truly extraordinary because we have very high standards in New York City, don't we? 132921 So, team, you had the strength, the grit, the speed to make it to the championship. You had the determination, the team work, the heart to become champions and examples to us all. 132937 So I am going to ask robin and Heather to come forward to join me in an important presentation. On behalf of all 8.5 million new yorkers, it is now my pleasure to present to each member of the team a very rare honor, the key to E city of New York. 133008 We are going to start it out with hope solo. 133020 Sydney Leroux. Christie rampone. Becky sauerbrunn. Kelley O'Hara. 133052 Whitney Eagan, Shannon Boxx. Amy Rodriguez. Heather O'Reilly. 133126 Carli Lloyd. Ali Kreiger. Lauren holiday. Alex Morgan. 133201 See the baby of the group, Morgan Brian. 133210 Megan rapinoe. Laurie Calumpnee. Tobin heath. Ashlyn Taylor. Julie Johnson. 133301 The key to so many victories over is the years. Your key now. Abby Wambach. 133315 Alyysa Nayer 133324 Megan Klingenburg. Kristen Press. Let's really give it up for the coach now, Jill Ellis. 133352 And for the staff members. Molly Downtain. It's a team people. Tim Ryder. He's been here since the beginning. Aaron heigus. 133421 Dawn Scott. ANd lastly. Dan Flynn 133450 HW: Congratulations, team. I am ecstatic to introduce our next speaker, Carli Lloyd. We've standing together in 2007. For professionalism, mental preparation and dedication and body, what a true champion is. Carli Lloyd scored the game-winner in 2008, 2012, olympic finals, and the fastest hat trick in world cup history in the sixteenth minute. She won the golden ball, your silver boots and a hometown hero of New Jersey. Ladies and gentlemen, Carli Lloyd. 133543 CL: I am a Jersey girl, Phillies fan but New York City, you guys are awesome. Thank you. I want to thank my teammates back here because they have been awesome throughout this tournament, the coaching staff, supports staff has been unbelievable. The world cup was a dream come true that having this parade in New York City was one of the best moments of my life and we all feel the same. Thank you for all your support. We really appreciate it and we will continue to make you proud. [Cheers and applause] 133621 RR: Before we get to the final speaker, got the fans..[CARLI LLOYD CARLI LLOYD] 133635 RR: Before we get to the final speaker, once again, for someone who went through title 9 and dreamed of a day like this, thank you, mayor, a thank you, first lady, yes. Give the people what they want. Our final speaker, one of the most decorated players ever in the sport, has given so much of herself and often said she would give it all up for that trophy right there, and she helped bring it on, bring back home the gold to the United States of America. More awards than you could ever imagine. Abby Wambach. [Cheers and applause] 133730 Thank you guys, so much. I think my teammates and all of our staff know how important they are and how vital they were to the success of our team, winning the championship. But I can't discount house important you guys were, the fans, bringing home this world cup for us. [Cheers and applause] We have had a lot of amazing experiences. I have throughout my career but this will go down as one of if not the best thing I have ever been a part of in my entire life. [Cheers and applause] 133815 To be part of this ticker-tape parade, what an honor, mayor, I can even thank you enough, you guys made it better by standing along the streets cheering us on the whole way. 133837 All of this started joy when we where bill and we had a dream and have this campaign calls she believes. In my opinion, all the women on this stage believe in that dream, kept believing in that dream not only from the time, 10, 15 but the entire world cup, but the reason when we won this world cup, none of us ever stopped believing, and neither should you guys. Thank you guys so much. We love you, New York City! [Cheers and applause] 133935 Take your bow Abby, come on. [Cheers and applause] 133944 Thank you, Abby Wambach. All right. This is the ultimate team. They played like a team that believes it team, give them one big round of applause for a team effort. [Cheers and applause] 134003 Usa! Usa! 134013 What an amazing end to an extraordinary season. And since their accomplishments mean so much not just to the people of the United States of America, they mean something to people all over the world and women and girls all over the world who are inspired and since we are an international city and proud of it and have an international audience watching this ceremony with pride, let's say of few words en espanol. [Speaking Spanish] 134132 An inspiration to women all over the world and girls all over the world. Given up one more time for the world champion! [Cheers and applause]

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AP-APTN-1830 North America Prime News -Final Thursday, 8 April 2010 North America Prime News Czech Rep START 6 03:49 AP Clients Only WRAP Obama, Medvedev sign arms deal, warn of sanctions for Iran Brazil Landslide 2 02:15 AP Clients Only REPLAY At least 200 buried in latest landslide to hit region, AP pix ++Mexico Bodies 02:02 No Access Mexico NEW Bodies of 12 murder victims, 8 of them partially burned are found ++US Woods 03:22 See Script NEW Fans react as US golfer plays for 1st time since affairs revealed +US Mine 4 03:42 AP Clients Only WRAP Rising gas levels force rescue team to leave mine, presser ADDS reax +Kyrgyzstan Protests 3 03:59 Part No Access Russia WRAP Opp proclaims interim govt after violent uprising; protest ADDS morgue Sudan Hunger 03:20 See Script REPLAY UN mission warns of famine in southern Sudan B-u-l-l-e-t-i-n begins at 1830 GMT. APEX 04-08-10 1456EDT -----------End of rundown----------- AP-APTN-1830: Czech Rep START 6 Thursday, 8 April 2010 STORY:Czech Rep START 6- WRAP Obama, Medvedev sign arms deal, warn of sanctions for Iran LENGTH: 03:49 FIRST RUN: 1330 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Russian/Nat SOURCE: Czech TV Pool STORY NUMBER: 642380 DATELINE: Prague, 8 Apr 2010 LENGTH: 03:49 CZECH TV POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST (FIRST RUN 0930 AMERICAS PRIME NEWS - 8 APRIL 2010) 1. Wide of convoy 2. Various of US President Barack Obama, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Czech Republic President Vaclav Klaus during photo-op at Prague Castle (FIRST RUN 1030 NEWS UPDATE - 8 APRIL 2010) 3. Wide of Spanish Hall in castle complex 4. Cutaway of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton 5. Obama and Medvedev enter Spanish Hall 6. Wide of Obama and Medvedev at podiums 7. Cutaway of audience 8. Various of signing ceremony (FIRST RUN 1330 EUROPE PRIME NEWS - 8 APRIL 2010) 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Barack Obama, US President: "I also came to office committed to resetting relations between the United States and Russia, and I know that President Medvedev shared that commitment. As he said at our first meeting in London, our relationship had started to drift, making it difficult to cooperate on issues of common interest to our people. And when the United States and Russia are not able to work together on big issues it is not good for either of our nations nor is it good for the world. Together we've stopped that drift and proven the benefits of cooperation. Today is an important milestone for nuclear security and non-proliferation and for US-Russia relations." (FIRST RUN 1030 NEWS UPDATE - 8 APRIL 2010) 10. Obama and Medvedev at the podium (FIRST RUN 1230 NEWS UPDATE - 8 APRIL 2010) 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Barack Obama, US President: "Those nations that follow the rules will find greater security and opportunity. Those nations that refuse to meet their obligations will be isolated and denied the opportunity that comes with international recognition. That includes accountability for those that break the rules - otherwise the NPT (Non-Proliferation Treaty) is just words on a page. That is why the United States and Russia are part of a coalition of nations insisting that the Islamic Republic of Iran face consequences because they have continually failed to meet their obligations. We are working together at the United Nations Security Council to pass strong sanctions on Iran and we will not tolerate actions that flout the NPT, risk an arms race in a vital region and threaten the credibility of the international community and our collective security." (FIRST RUN 1130 ME EUROPE PRIME NEWS - 8 APRIL 2010) 12. Wide of both leaders at the podium 13. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Dmitry Medvedev, Russian President: "As a result (of this) we obtained a document that maintains the balance of interests of Russia and the United States of America in full measure. The most important thing is that there are no winners and losers here. This is a so called "win-win situation." 14. Obama and Medvedev at podiums, audience clapping 15. Top shot of hall 16. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Dmitry Medvedev, Russian President: "This signature will open a new page in cooperation between our two countries and we will create safer conditions for life around the world." 17. Wide of the audience STORYLINE Seeking to end years of rancor, US President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Thursday signed the biggest nuclear arms pact in a generation, signalling a bold new opening in relations between the former Cold War foes. The new treaty, the first of its kind in two decades, will shrink the limit of nuclear warheads to 1,550 per country over seven years. That still allows for mutual destruction several times over. But it is intended to send a strong signal that Russia and the US, which between them own more than 90 percent of the world's nuclear weapons, are serious about disarmament. The men stood side-by-side in an elegant hall in the Czech Republic capital city after signing the nuclear arms deal that awaits ratification by the Russian legislature and the US Senate. The White House lobbying effort on ratification is under way. Medvedev hailed the signing as a "win-win" deal that would launch a new chapter of cooperation between the countries. Beyond slashing nuclear arsenals, Obama said the treaty was also part of efforts to "reset" ties with Russia, badly strained under the Bush administration, and engage Moscow more in dealing with global challenges, including the nuclear arsenal of North Korea and the suspected nuclear ambitions of Iran. "Our relationship had started to drift, making it difficult to cooperate on issues of common interest to our people," Obama told the hall. "Together we've stopped that drift and proven the benefits of cooperation," he added. During Thursday's signing, Obama and Medvedev reaffirmed their commitment to considering new sanctions against Iran, if the Islamic Republic continues to refuse to suspend uranium enrichment and start talks on its nuclear programme. Obama said the US would not tolerate any actions by Iran that risk an arms race in the Middle East or threaten the credibility of the international community. Medvedev said it was regrettable that Iran had not responded to many constructive proposals the international community had offered, and added it was possible the United Nations Security Council would have to take up the issue. "We are working together at the United Nations Security Council to pass strong sanctions on Iran and we will not tolerate actions that flout the NPT, risk an arms race in a vital region and threaten the credibility of the international community and our collective security," Obama said. The United States, Britain, Russia, France, Germany and China will meet later on Thursday for talks in New York on a fourth UN sanctions resolution for Iran, which insists its uranium enrichment programme is for peaceful purposes. Thursday's nuclear arms pact is only part of the Obama administration's new nuclear strategy. It was signed only days after the White House announced a fundamental shift in its policy on the use of nuclear weapons, calling the acquisition of atomic arms by "terrorists" or rogue states a worse menace than the Cold War threat of mutual annihilation. Other US nuclear initiatives will follow the Prague signing, with leaders from more than 40 countries gathering in Washington next week to discuss improvements in securing nuclear arsenals. The White House also plans to lead calls for disarmament in May at the United Nations during an international conference on strengthening the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. 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APTN APEX 04-08-10 1451EDT ------------------- END -- OF -- ITEM ------------------- AP-APTN-1830: Brazil Landslide 2 Thursday, 8 April 2010 STORY:Brazil Landslide 2- REPLAY At least 200 buried in latest landslide to hit region, AP pix LENGTH: 02:15 FIRST RUN: 1630 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: Portugese/Nat SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 642388 DATELINE: Niteroi - 8 Apr 2010 LENGTH: 02:15 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST: 1. Wide of Morro Bumba shantytown following landslide 2. Close of crater formed by landslide 3. Rescue workers removing waste from area 4. Close of fire fighter 5. Wide of firefighters moving debris 6. Residents walking by scene 7. Firefighters at scene 8. Close of woman crying and being consoled by other woman 9. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Renilda Souza, Niteroi resident: "There are still a lot of people under there, a lot of people. I wouldn't be surprised if they find some 500 people buried underneath there. That entire area was a neighbourhood full of homes." 10. Various of firefighters searching through rubble 11. Rio de Janeiro state Secretary of Health, Sergio Cortes 12. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Sergio Cortes, Rio de Janeiro state Secretary of Health: "Our team works manually in the search and rescue operations. They also use sticks and utensils, like spoons, in order to search for those who are missing. The team is at risk of getting cut or hurt, which could lead to the spread of disease because they are in the middle of a dump." 13. Firefighters searching through rubbish and debris 14. House on the edge of hill 15. Wide of people watching dump truck digging through dirt and debris 16. People watching 17. Back hoe digging through dirt 18. Close of frontloader removing dirt 19. Military police walking by women on floor 20. Close of woman crying 21. Wide of people watching search and rescue operations STORYLINE: Search and rescue operations continued in a shantytown near Rio de Janeiro on Thursday, where authorities estimate some 200 people may be buried under tons of mud and rubbish following a deadly landslide. If confirmed, the deaths would raise the toll sharply from the 153 people already known to have died this week in slides triggered by record rains. The landslide that hit late on Wednesday was a wall of black earth and garbage about 40 feet (12 meters) high that ploughed through the Morro Bumba area before coming to a halt along the edge of road in Niteroi, a city of about 500-thousand across the bay from Rio. On Thursday, crews with heavy machinery dug through the debris and about a dozen trucks lined up to haul it off. News broadcasts showed one house on top of the hill with only two walls standing, and a bed, a night stand and a television inside. Everything else went down with the slide. Residents told local media that a small church, a day care centre and several business were in the area and likely buried. The federal government announced an emergency fund of 200 million reals (114 (m) million US dollars) to help the state deal with the mudslides and flooding. A fire department spokesman said six bodies had been found so far in the Morro Bumba and 28 people were rescued after the mudslide hit late on Wednesday. Alves Souza, commander of the firefighters in the Niteroi rescue operations, said the wet, steep terrain posed a continued threat to anyone trapped in the wreckage and emergency crews as well. Rio de Janeiro state Health Secretary Sergio Cortes said rescue teams faced additional challenges as the homes were built on top of a former landfill. "The team is at risk of getting cut or hurt, which could lead to the spread of diseases because they are in the middle of a dump," Cortes said. Record rainfall since Monday has triggered deadly mudslides across Rio's metropolitan area. Firefighters said the official death toll stands at 153, but that does not include those buried in Morro Bumba. Officials said at least 11-thousand people were forced from their homes and at least 10-thousand homes were at risk from possible slides. Some local residents fear that officials are bound to find many more bodies in the days to come. Nearly all the deaths were caused by mudslides that smashed through hillside dwellings crowded with poorly built shacks, and Rio officials have said they will forced evictions of residents living in at-risk areas. Similar figures were seen across Rio's metropolitan area. The toll has already surpassed that of 2008 flooding and slides in the southern state of Santa Catarina that killed nearly 130 people and displaced about 80-thousand. 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APTN APEX 04-08-10 1552EDT ------------------- END -- OF -- ITEM ------------------- AP-APTN-1830: ++Mexico Bodies Thursday, 8 April 2010 STORY:++Mexico Bodies- NEW Bodies of 12 murder victims, 8 of them partially burned are found LENGTH: 02:02 FIRST RUN: 1830 RESTRICTIONS: No Access Mexico TYPE: Spanish/Nat SOURCE: TV Azteca STORY NUMBER: 642401 DATELINE: Nayarit - 7 Apr 2010 LENGTH: 02:02 ++CLIENTS PLEASE IGNORE THE EDIT SENT EARLIER IN ERROR - USE THIS INSTEAD++ ++CORRECTION IN DATE - THE PICTURES WERE SHOT ON 7 APRIL, NOT 8 APRIL++ SHOTLIST AZTECA - NO ACCESS MEXICO 1. Pan of burned out pickup truck 2. Close-up shot of bags of evidence held by police official 3. Pan of burned out pickup truck to workers attaching chains to tow it away 4. Close-up of burned wheel 5. Pan of soldiers, pulls out to show police vehicle 6. Medium shot of a military vehicle backing up 7. Medium of flatbed truck hauling off burned out pickup truck 8. Pan of blood on the ground 9. Bullet-riddled pickup truck 10. Tilt up from truck gate to bullet holes in back window 11. Tight shot of blood on truck 12. Bullet hole in the windshield 13. Burned out car 14. Burned wheel 15. Close-up of bullet hole 16. Medium shot of police motorcycle with the car in the background 17. Gun on ground near car 18. Police looking at the gun STORYLINE Mexican authorities said on Wednesday the bodies of 12 murder victims, eight of them partially burned, were found in a Pacific coast state. The Nayarit state Attorney General's Office said the corpses were discovered in fields outside the town of Xalisco late on Tuesday. Officials said police found the eight burned bodies in the bed of a pickup truck abandoned on a dirt road after receiving reports of several shootings and four more bodies were found nearby. Police have also found at least 10 abandoned cars with weapons inside. Near one burned out car, police inspected a pistol lying on the ground. The killings are believed to be associated with drug trafficking, but there are no suspects, the agency said in a statement. Drug violence has claimed more than 18,000 lives across Mexico since December 2006 when President Felipe Calderon launched a crackdown on organised crime. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 04-08-10 1645EDT ------------------- END -- OF -- ITEM ------------------- AP-APTN-1830: ++US Woods Thursday, 8 April 2010 STORY:++US Woods- NEW Fans react as US golfer plays for 1st time since affairs revealed LENGTH: 03:22 FIRST RUN: 1830 RESTRICTIONS: See Script TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AP TELEVISION/NIKE GOLF STORY NUMBER: 642397 DATELINE: Augusta - 8 April 2010 LENGTH: 03:22 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY NIKE GOLF - AP CLIENTS ONLY/MUST ONSCREEN COURTESY 'NIKE GOLF' SHOTLIST: NIKE GOLF - AP CLIENTS ONLY/MUST ONSCREEN COURTESY 'NIKE GOLF' Released 8 April 2010 1. NIKE commercial showing US golfer Tiger Woods, looking directly into the camera while the voice of his father is heard UPSOUND (English) Earl Woods, Tiger Woods' late father: ++ OVERLAID WITH TIGER WOODS LOOKING INTO CAMERA++ "Tiger, I am more prone to be inquisitive, to promote discussion. I want to find out what your thinking was. I want to find out what your feelings are and did you learn anything." AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Augusta, 8 April 2010 2. Wide of the Master's Tournament entrance 3. Crowd walking into the tournament 4. Various of Kevin Meredith watching new Tiger Woods commercial 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Meredith, Masters patron : "He's in recovery. Let him be in recovery. Let him have his anonymity. Let him have his privacy. That's what I think. So I think that's good. What have you learned, Tiger? And what have we all learned from you?" 6. Masters Patrons walking into the tournament 7. Various of Paul Wilson watching new Woods commercial 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Paul Wilson, Ticket broker: "Well have having Earl Woods on there was very good, it makes it more homely and connected, but as far as really being able to connect and bring his reputation back to where it should be, you know I don't know if that is really gonna work." 9. Mid of Masters patrons 10. Mid of Amber Swedgan watching new Woods commercial 11. Wide of Swedgan 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Amber Swedgan, Masters patron: "I just think that he is an incredible athlete and I'm happy that he is here playing and I really hope he works things out with his family and I think it is a great commercial." 13. Tilt down from Gate 6 sign to people walking into the tournament 14. People walking into the tournament 15. Board with sign reading (English): "Thank you for attending" 16. Set up of Matt Corey, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Golfsmith 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Matt Corey, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Golfsmith: "We've actually, surprisingly a little bit to us, we have actually seen sales increase on his products. We looked at the last five months of sales versus a year ago and we are actually up 8percent in TW sales, and hats that has the most visible logo, hats are up 24 percent." 18. Wide of Corey 19. SOUNDBITE: (English) Matt Corey, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Golfsmith: "It is a little surprising. And you know we thought that we would see a dip. I mean naturally you kind of assume that there would be a dip, but there hasn't been that impact. And again I think it really speaks to the fact that we're a forgiving society and I think people are willing to if they really believe Tiger's sincere, they want to see him play golf. Core golfers love to watch him hit the ball and that at the end of the day is what they want." 20. Wide of Corey NIKE GOLF - AP CLIENTS ONLY/MUST ONSCREEN COURTESY 'NIKE GOLF' Released 8 April 2010 21. NIKE commercial showing US golfer Tiger Woods, looking directly into the camera while the voice of his father is heard UPSOUND (English) Earl Woods, Tiger Woods' late father: ++ OVERLAID WITH TIGER WOODS LOOKING INTO CAMERA++ "I want to find out what your thinking was. I want to find out what your feelings are and did you learn anything." STORYLINE Fans of Tiger Woods reacted on Thursday as the US golfer played for the first time since his affairs were revealed. Tiger Woods got off to a solid start on Thursday in Augusta, Georgia, as he returned to golf at the Masters, shooting a couple of pars then a birdie at the third hole. While Woods was preparing to tee off at The Masters golf tournament, Nike sports equipment released a stark, black-and-white TV ad that showed a solemn Woods, looking directly into the camera while the voice of his father is heard. "Did you learn anything?" says Earl Woods, who died in 2006. The father goes on to ask about his son's feelings and what his thinking was. While obviously directed at Tiger's golf game when first recorded, the questions have a double meaning following revelations of extramarital affairs five months ago. Released early on Thursday morning, the commercial tries to re-establish Tiger Woods as returning to his roots. Woods' fans appeared to be sympathetic and supportive on Thursday as they were walking into the tournament. Masters Patron, Kevin Meredith urged fans to let Woods have his privacy, but others questioned whether Woods will ever be able to truthfully connect with his admirers again. Nike has long had a financial relationship with Tiger Woods, and was one of the few sponsors to stick with him since the November sex scandal broke. Economically, Woods-endorsed products apparently are increasing in consumer demand. "We've actually, surprisingly a little bit to us, we have actually seen sales increase on his products," said Matt Corey, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Golfsmith. Officials at Augusta National insisted that no one player, not even when it's the world's best embroiled in a scandal, would overshadow their tournament. And for a few moments, at least, that was the case as Jack Nicklaus joined Arnold Palmer at the first tee shortly after sunrise for the opening shots. Woods has won the Masters four times before. Woods has not played in a professional tournament since winning the Australian Masters five months ago. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 04-08-10 1655EDT ------------------- END -- OF -- ITEM ------------------- AP-APTN-1830: +Kyrgyzstan Protests 3 Thursday, 8 April 2010 STORY:+Kyrgyzstan Protests 3- WRAP Opp proclaims interim govt after violent uprising; protest ADDS morgue LENGTH: 03:59 FIRST RUN: 1830 RESTRICTIONS: Part No Access Russia TYPE: Russian/Natsound SOURCE: AP TELEVISION/RU-RTR/MIR TV STORY NUMBER: 642396 DATELINE: Bishkek/Nr Moscow - 8 April 2010 LENGTH: 03:59 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY RU-RTR - NO ACCESS RUSSIA MIR TV - NO ACCESS RUSSIA SHOTLIST: (FIRST RUN 1030 NEWS UPDATE - 8 APRIL 2010) MIR TV - NO ACCESS RUSSIA Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan - April 8, 2010 1. Wide of exterior Bakiyev's family house 2. Tilt up of entrance porch 3. Mid interior of people inside picking up ceiling lamp 4. Tilt up of burnt staircase 5. Pan right of Bakiyev family houses and garden 6. Mid pan of burnt and damaged roof 7. Mid of woman holding large photo of son of Bakiyev, Maksim, zoom in to photo (FIRST RUN 1030 NEWS UPDATE - 8 APRIL 2010) AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan - April 8, 2010 8. Exterior of hospital 9. Various of wounded people inside wards 10. Various of wounded patients 11. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Ilichbek Blagodiev, Deputy Chief Doctor: "During the past night we received 135 patients. One hundred were hospitalised. Thirty-one patients got medical assistance, surgeries or manipulations, or refused treatment or will undergo treatment in their district outpatient clinics. Four deaths have been recorded. In fact, they were nearly dead when they were brought to the hospital." 12. Mid of hospital corridor (FIRST RUN 1430 ME EUROPE PRIME NEWS - 8 APRIL 2010) AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan - April 8, 2010 13. Pan right of crowd in central square 14. Mid of crowd 15. Mid of Temir Sariyev, Kyrgyzstan Interim Finance Minister, being interviewed 16. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Temir Sariyev, Kyrgyzstan Interim Finance Minister: "A criminal case has been launched with regards to those individuals who gave the shoot-to-kill orders. A commission will present its findings within a brief period. After the commission ends its work we'll be able to say about the degree of responsibility. But I can say: they will be brought to account." 17. Cutaway of crowd 18. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Temir Sariyev, Kyrgyzstan Interim Finance Minister: (Asked about the whereabouts of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev) "According to rumours, he remains on the territory of Kyrgyzstan." 19. Mid of people cutting up white material to make armbands in support of the interim government 20. Tracking shot of people making armbands 21. Push in to crowds running away fearing gun fire 22. Rear angle of crowds running away ++NEW (FIRST RUN 1830 NORTH AMERICA PRIME NEWS - 8 APRIL 2010) MIR TV - NO ACCESS RUSSIA Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan - April 8, 2010 23. Mid of men outside morgue talking 24. Wide of exterior hospital 25. Mid of morgue medical staff in front of morgue entrance 26. Wide of medical vehicle pulling up to morgue entrance 27. Body in medical vehicle, seen through vehicle doors 28. Body being carried out from vehicle into morgue (FIRST RUN 1430 ME EUROPE PRIME NEWS - 8 APRIL 2010) RU-RTR - NO ACCESS RUSSIA Chkalovsky airport, near Moscow, Russia - 8 April 2010 29. Mid of airplanes on runway and military vehicles 30. Mid of soldiers carrying boxes into airplane 31. Mid of soldiers inside airplane putting boxes in place 32. Mid of soldier helping military vehicle to drive up inside airplane 33. Mid of military vehicle driving up inside airplane 34. Mid of soldier putting box into airplane 35. Wide of paratroopers inside airplane 36. Close of soldiers taking some things out from his bag pack, pull out STORYLINE: The president of Kyrgyzstan declared from hiding on Thursday that he would not surrender to a bloody uprising that put the opposition in control of much of the country, home to a US air base key to the war in nearby Afghanistan. Just after he spoke, automatic weapons fire broke out in the capital miles from the Manas facility, where flights were at least temporarily halted and troops were confined to the base. It was not clear if Kyrgyz forces controlled by the opposition in Bishkek were battling loyalists of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev, or simply firing to deter looters after nightfall. There appeared to be little evidence of armed men loyal to Bakiyev in the capital before dusk. The opposition has seized vital official buildings in Bishkek and elsewhere and was giving orders to at least some security forces, declaring it controlled four of the nation's seven provinces. Opposition leader Roza Otunbayeva said parliament had been dissolved and she would head an interim government that would rule for six months until elections were held. She blamed Bakiyev for the week's violent clashes and urged him to resign. Speaking to Ekho Moskvy radio station, Bakiyev said he did not admit defeat "in any way" but recognised he had lost power. On Thursday, crowds converged on the central square in Bishkek, ripping up white material to wear as armbands in support of the opposition and newly formed interim government. But Bakiyev was emphatic that he was still the elected leader of the nation of 5 (m) million people that has been courted by China, Russia and the US for its strategic location. "I do not intend to relinquish power. I see no point," he said, adding that his re-election nine months ago proved he still had popular support. Interim Finance Minister, Temir Sariyev, said Bakiyev was thought to still be in the country but refused to speculate or mention any specific location. Otunbayeva, the former foreign minister, said the president was in the southern region of Jalal-Abad, the heart of his political stronghold, raising concerns that Bakiyev could try to secure his own survival by exploiting the country's traditional split between the more urban north and the rural south. Eyewitnesses in southern Kyrgyzstan told The Associated Press that the situation there was tense and unstable, and armed men who appeared to be still supporting Bakiyev were present in the region along with others who seemed to be supporting the opposition. Resistance from Bakiyev could raise the prospect of continued instability in the impoverished Central Asian nation, home to both a US air base key to the Afghan war and a Russian military facility. The dissolving of parliament follows days of violence after angry protesters stormed government buildings in the capital and riot police fired straight into crowds, leaving dozens dead and hundreds wounded. On Thursday, most of the government buildings in the capital, as well as Bakiyev's houses, had been looted or set on fire and two major markets were burned down. A paper portrait of Bakiyev at government headquarters was smeared with red paint, and obscenities about him were spray-painted on buildings nearby. The Health Ministry said at least 74 people were killed and 400 people hospitalised in the clashes. At Bishkek's Hospital No. 4, Deputy Chief Doctor Ilichbek Blagodiev said 135 patients had been received during the course of Wednesday night. Speaking amongst the crowds in the capital, the Interim Finance Minister said a criminal case had been launched to unearth who had given "shoot-to-kill orders," following the president's security forces firing into crowds of demonstrators on Wednesday, killing dozens and wounding hundreds. "They will be brought to account," Sariyev said. The bodies of victims from Wednesday's violence continued to arrive at Bishkek morgues on Thursday, many still unidentified. The new Interim Defence Minister Ismail Isakov said the armed forces had now joined the opposition and would not be used against protesters. Otunbayeva also said there were no immediate plans to revisit the current one-year lease on the Manas US air base, which runs out in July. The opposition, which had previously voiced objection to Manas, said there were no plans yet to review the lease and said they would meet US diplomats for talks in Bishkek. US military officials said Kyrgyzstan halted flights for 12 hours on Wednesday at the base during the uprising, and were evasive on Thursday when asked if flights had resumed. In 2009, Kyrgyzstan said US forces would have to leave Manas, a decision made shortly after Russia granted Kyrgyzstan more than two (b) billion US dollars in aid and loans. The government later reversed its stance and agreed to a one-year deal with the US that raised the rent to about 63 (m) million US dollars a year from 17 (m) million US dollars. The US is also paying 67 (m) million US dollars for airport improvements and navigation systems and another 51.5 (m) million US dollars to combat drug trafficking and "terrorism" and promote economic development. Kyrgyzstan, which shares a 533-mile (858-kilometre) border with China, is also a gateway to other energy-rich Central Asian countries where China, Russia and the US are competing fiercely for dominance. It is a predominantly Muslim country, but it has remained secular. Russia on Thursday sent in 150 paratroopers to its base to ensure the safety of the 400 military personnel and their families there, Russian state media reported. Since coming to power in 2005 amid street protests known as the Tulip Revolution, Bakiyev had ensured a measure of stability, but the opposition said he did so at the expense of democratic standards while enriching himself and his family. He gave his relatives, including his son, top government and economic posts and faced the same accusations of corruption and cronyism that led to the ouster of his predecessor, Askar Akayev. The interim government brings together a wide spectrum of opposition leaders whose differences have undermined them in the past. One thing they all do agree on is repealing the soaring increases in utility taxes that went into effect in January and have provoked widespread anger. 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APTN APEX 04-08-10 1619EDT ------------------- END -- OF -- ITEM ------------------- AP-APTN-1830: Sudan Hunger Thursday, 8 April 2010 STORY:Sudan Hunger- REPLAY UN mission warns of famine in southern Sudan LENGTH: 03:20 FIRST RUN: 1730 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 642398 DATELINE: Juba/Akobo - 7/8 Apr 2010 LENGTH: 03:20 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST Akobo, southern Sudan - 8 April 2010 1. Wide exterior of Akobo Hospital 2. Close of sign reading (English): "Akobo County Hospital, Funded by BPRM/UNHCR" 3. Wide of interior of hospital ward 4. Various of mothers holding malnourished children 5. Close of malnourished child 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Galiek Galou, doctor at Akobo Hospital: "When these children are brought late in the hospital here sometimes they die. And sometimes those who are at home who are not identified they die of this malnutrition. But of course some people they are ignorant, they don't consider it a disease, just an infection. If you go to these houses, one by one, you can even collect about 10 or 20 people who need admission here." 7. Close of malnourished child lying on the bed 8. Another malnourished child and mother sitting on bed 9. Various of severely malnourished child 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Galiek Galou, doctor at Akobo Hospital: "We suspected that she was suffering from malnutrition. She was weighed, it was identified that the child was severely malnourished and she was admitted to the hospital here, like any other child." 11. Close of severely malnourished child Juba, southern Sudan - 7 April 2010 12. Set up of Lise Grande, chief United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator for Southern Sudan 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lise Grande, chief United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator for Southern Sudan: "We are seeing very worrying signs. When you have a population 46 percent of the children are malnourished, you know something is wrong. We also know from the assessments that half the population roughly is going to need some kind of food. When you are looking at those kinds of indicators this is a signal that you have to move. This is the green light to show that you have to move fast in order to address that." 14. Cutaway of hands Akobo, southern Sudan - 8 April 2010 15. Various of malnourished child inside hospital 16. Various of mother feeding malnourished baby 17. Mother who gave birth to triplets chasing flies away with a handkerchief 18. Close of newly born triplet 19. Close of another severely malnourished child 20. Wide of village 21. Children playing in the village 22. South Sudan Liberation Army soldier walking with children STORYLINE The United Nations mission in Sudan is warning of an impending food crisis in the south, with failed rains and tribal clashes laying the foundation for a humanitarian crisis. In the southern Sudanese town of Akobo, labelled the "hungriest place on earth" by the UN's top official in the region, scenes of suffering hold hints of impending tragedy. Skeletal children with pencil-thin arms, exposed ribs and distended stomachs fill a local hospital ward, while outside elderly villagers too frail to walk lie in the shade. Akobo is in southeastern Sudan on the border with Ethiopia. The isolated region suffers from tribal warfare, violence that has displaced almost 400-thousand people. Following two years of failed rains, the World Food Programme quadrupled its assistance levels from January to March and is now feeding 80-thousand people here. Even if spring rains materialise this year, the harvest won't come in until fall, creating a critical situation over the next several months that has international aid officials bracing for the worst. Dr. Galiek Galou, one of three doctors at the local hospital, said many children are admitted to hospital too late for treatment. "Of course some people they are ignorant, they don't consider it a disease, just an infection," Galou said. "If you go to these houses, one by one, you can even collect about 10 or 20 people who need admission here." In one of the wards, about 10 tiny infants and young children lie almost motionless, with exposed ribs and gaunt faces. With worried mothers sitting nearby, these emaciated children may be only the leading edge of a looming famine. The aid groups Save the Children and Medair have canvassed the Akobo community over the last week, searching for children in the most desperate need of assistance. They found 253 that they have classified as severely malnourished, meaning that they will die without immediate intervention. The children are now enrolled in a feeding programme that relies primarily on fortified peanut butter. A recent survey by the two groups found that almost 46 percent of children in the region are malnourished. Lise Grande, the top UN official in southern Sudan, who has labelled the Akobo region the hungriest place on earth, said most humanitarian agencies regard a malnutrition rate of 15 percent at an emergency threshold. Grande said that this year 4.3 (m) million people in southern Sudan will need some sort of food assistance. That could be as much as nearly half of the population in the south. "When you have that many people who need food you can see the dimensions of the crisis we're trying to address here," Grande said. Southern Sudan lies in a drought-prone belt of Africa but the situation there has been exacerbated by rising intertribal violence that has claimed more than 2-thousand lives in 2009. A budget crunch on the government of southern Sudan because of the financial crisis means fewer available resources. The food crisis is also a legacy of a devastating north-south civil war of over 21 years that left 2 (m) million people dead and many more displaced. That conflict is separate from the war in the western Sudanese region of Darfur. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 04-08-10 1552EDT ------------------- END -- OF -- ITEM -------------------

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