circa late 1970's early 1980's ROCK CREEK PARK: aerials of fall foilage wooded terrain, look up through trees, colorful leaves; cu leaves, flowers, ferns, reflection on water, cu leaves; people hiking through woods, ducks on pond, asian boy & brother on rocks; black boy and young girl play with sticks; cu water wheel turning in stream, foilage sun drenched stream; grassy arroyo and low cliffs; m/s meadow in park, fall colors, joggers, runners fall foilage, golf, cu rocks in stream, flowing water, feeding ducks, fish in pond, rapid water over rocks; young boy and puppy, riding bikes, playing ball, play on swings, mixed ethnicity; cu horseshoe hitting stake; horses in paddock, kid rides horses, led around paddock; cu rolling machine on gound, dump truck workers with soil; people play softball, picnic, bbq; kids on field trip at nature center, skunk on table, snake, kids play on bars, hanging from rings woman oil painting nature scene ots; boy on rings, over his wheelchair, canopy of leaves; festival, booths, clown, hot air balloon, in country fair type atmosphere, local dancers in ethnic costumes; little boy on tricycle; bare tree branches; winter weather, melting snow; children play in field

100 SILENT LS STADIUM. ATHLETES PARADE ON SPORTS GROUNDS. BIRDS AND BALOONS. RUNNER LIGHTS TORCH. CI: CEREMONIES - MISC. - TORCH- LIGHTING FOR S. E. ASIAN GAMES. SPORTS - TRACK.

Athletics action now, and nice close up of Emil Zatopek and Alain Mimoun posing with USSR's Aleksandr Anufriyev after the men's 10,000 metres final. Spectators watching on, and wide angle of stadium. <br/>Men's high jump now, and close up of unknown male high jump performing successful jump. Close up USA's Walt Davis, who won the gold medal, performing successful jump. Low angle of jumper, possibly Davis, performing successful jump. <br/>Men's athletics, and men running in the 10,000 metres final. Close up Emil Zatopek leading the race from Alain Mimoun. Runners run under large shadow, and tight shots of leading pack. Zatopek laps another athlete, and close up Asian press man in stand. Wide angle pan showing spectators leaving their seats, and pan along spectators watching the race. Zatopek crosses the line to win, narrowly missing official standing on the track. Zatopek is then violently embraced by what looks like his coaching team. Wide angle bank of spectators, and close up commentator in stand talking into microphone. Mid tracking shot Zatopek leading the pack, cut away spectators cheering him on, then back to tracking shot, and long, tighter angle. Zatopek sprints down home straight, then wide angle of him leading from Mimoun. <br/>Brief jump to men's high jump action, and low angle of jumper clearing the bar. <br/>Back to the 10,000 metres, and nice high angle of Zatopek surrounded by coaching staff after winning the race, and hoisting him on their shoulders. Close up of USA athletes sitting watching the action. Zatopek and Mimoun running, and high angle of start of race.

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Fantastic weather greeted the 45 couples (a new record) who turned out for the 8th UK wife Carrying Race in Dorking, Surrey, on 8th March 2015. The course is an uphill 190m over hay-bales, followed by a downhill 'sprint' back over the bales but this time being targeted by adults with buckets of water and children with water-pistols. A large crown turned out to watch the fun this year and what fun it was!The 'athletes' sprinted away, hurdling the hay bales, while the rest of the field seemed to take some time to wake up and get into their stride.Once they had warmed up though, some very fast times were recorded, although the fastest of them all was by Jonathon Schwochert (26) originally from the US but now a fully-paid-up Brit, and his partner Charlotte Xiong (51kg), who together beat some very strong challengers and thus become the UK Wife Carrying National Champions. We hope that they will go on to the World Wife Carrying Championships in Finland to challenge for the world title. Jonathan is a kick-boxer who added weights to his usual fitness regime, while the two athletes - who met each other in their native Milwaukee - practiced hard for the race. (Organiser's note - if you want to win this race, that's what you have to do - practice!). On account of their American ancestry, their win was picked up by US media, particularly America's best newspaper, the Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel covering the UK Wife Carrying Race 2015. Despite the winners' convincing finish, several other couples exhibited serious athletic skill and show great promise for future years.

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&lt;pi&gt; 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. &lt;/pi&gt;\n\n\n --SUPERS--\n\n:08-:10\nMayor Pete Buttigieg\n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n:19-:25\nMayor Pete Buttigieg\n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n:31-:41\nSen. Kamala Harris\n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n:48-:58\nSen. Kamala Harris\n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n1:01-1:07\nDevorah Badee\nMichigan voter\n\n1:17-1:34\nJoe Biden\n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n1:52-1:57\nSen. Cory Booker\n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n\n --LEAD IN--\nTHE IMPORTANT AFRICAN AMERICAN VOTE IS BECOMING THE FOCUS OF 2020 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES. \nJOE BIDEN HAS ALREADY SHOWED SIGNS OF EARLY STRENGTH WITH BLACK VOTERS. \nIN A CNN POLL RELEASED LAST WEEK - BIDEN HAS 50 PERCENT OF SUPPORT AMONG THE GROUP. \nCALIFORNIA SENATOR KAMALA HARRIS AND NEW JERSEY SENATOR CORY BOOKER ARE LOOKING TO CLOSE THAT GAP. \nCNN'S KYUNG LAH REPORTS. \n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nAIMING TO CHIP AWAY AT FORMER VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN… DEMOCRATS ARE ACTIVELY COURTING THE CRITICAL AFRICAN AMERICAN VOTE. \n(Mayor Pete Buttigieg/(D) Presidential Candidate)&lt;pi&gt; "&lt;/pi&gt;My deeper answer, I need help"\nSOUTH BEND MAYOR PETE BUTTIGIEG, SPEAKING TO BLACK VOTERS IN SOUTH CAROLINA TODAY… SAYS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION HAS RECALLED AN UGLIER TIME IN AMERICA'S HISTORY. \n(Mayor Pete Buttigieg/(D) Presidential Candidate)&lt;pi&gt;&lt;/pi&gt;We have to both confront and move past those forces that have now been brought back into the light." \nA SIMILAR SENTIMENT FROM SENATOR KAMALA HARRIS IN DETROIT,SPEAKING TO THE NAACP…\nSen. Kamala Harris/(D) Presidential Candidate) Without voter suppression: Stacey Abrams is Governor of Georgia. Andrew Gillum is the governor of Florida. \nTHE PATH TO VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATS, SAYS HARRIS… IS BY ENERGIZING WOMEN AND BLACK VOTERS. \nSen. Kamala Harris/(D) Presidential Candidate) "Our party is not white or Black...Hispanic or Asian...immigrant or indigenous. It is all of us." \n BUT RIGHT AFTER THAT SPEECH… \n &lt;pi&gt;(Devorah Badee/voter) &lt;/pi&gt;I would have to say I would vote for Joe Bid-Joe Biden. &lt;pi&gt;&lt;/pi&gt;I think he probably could be the one that would beat Donald Trump.\n(Joe Biden/(D) Presidential Candidate&lt;pi&gt;) &lt;/pi&gt;I watched my buddy Barack stand up there. \nBIDEN LEANING INTO THE WELL OF SUPPORT BUILT BY THE PRESIDENT HE SERVED. REMINDING BLACK VOTERS WHAT'S AT STAKE. \n(Joe Biden/(D) Presidential Candidate) Last year 24 states introduced or enacted at least 70 bills to curtail the right to vote. And guess what? Mostly directed at quote people of color. You see it. We got Jim Crow sneaking back in\nALSO THIS MORNING… CORY BOOKER UNVEILED HIS NATIONAL GUN VIOLENCE PREVENTION PLAN. \nHIS PROPOSAL WOULD MAKE GUN LICENSES A FEDERAL STANDARD… LIKE A DRIVER'S LICENSE OR PASSPORT… INCLUDING FINGERPRINTS, INTERVIEW AND GUN SAFETY COURSE. IT'S NEEDED IN NEIGHBORHOODS LIKE HIS… BOOKER TOLD JAKE TAPPER IN NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. \n(Sen. Cory Booker/(D) Presidential Candidate) This section of this street was one of the most violent places in NJ when I first moved here. \nJUST MINUTES LATER… TWO PEOPLE WERE WOUNDED IN A DRIVE BY SHOOTING NEARBY. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nPRESIDENCY 2020\n\n

ORIG. COLOR 50'SIL. CS: INSIDE STADIUM VARIOUS COUNTRIES PARTICIPATE IN OPENING PROMENADE WHILE IN THE STANDS CARD SECTION SPELLS OUT NAMES. KING OF THAILAND KING BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ ENTERS FIELD. A RUNNER RUNS DOWN TRACK CARRYING OPENING DAY TORCH RUNS UP STAIRS, LIGHTS THE FLAME IN BOWL. CI: PERSONALITIES: BHUMIBOL, ADULYADEJ. SPORTS: TRACK.

THE AMERICAN RED CROSS HOLDS CEREMONIES TO MARK WORLD AIDS DAY FEATURING THE WINNERS OF AN ESSAY CONTEST ON THIS YEAR'S THEME "SHARE RIGHTS, SHARED RESPONSIBILITIES."

*ALL AFFILIATES MAY USE UP TO 3 MINUTES OF DEBATE CONTENT AT A TIME ON ALL PLATFORMS. THE CNN BUG MUST NOT BE OBSCURED.* \n\n --SUPERS--\n\n:00 - :24\nKarin Caifa \nDetroit, Michigan \n\n:27 - :31\nAndrew Yang\n(D) Presidential Candidate \n\n:35 - 38\nMayor Bill De Blasio\n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n:48 - :54\nFmr. Vice President Joe Biden \n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n:54-1:04\nSen. Kamala Harris \n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n1:09-1:11\nSen. Cory Booker \n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n1:15-1:20\nRep. Tulsi Gabbard \n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n1:24-1:30\nGov. Jay Inslee\n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n1:32-1:35\nFmr. Secy. Julián Castro \n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n1:35-1:41\nFmr. Vice President Joe Biden \n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n1:43-1:47\nSen. Michael Bennet \n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n1:54-1:58\nSen. Kirsten Gillibrand \n(D) Presidential Candidate\n\n1:59-2:22\nKarin Caifa \nDetroit, Michigan \n\n --LEAD IN--\nTHE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES GANGED UP ON FORMER VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN DURING THE SECOND DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE.\nBUT THE FRONTRUNNER DIDN'T SHY AWAY FROM THE FIGHT.\nKARIN CAIFA HAS THE HIGHLIGHTS FROM DETROIT.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nKarin Caifa: "Coming into this debate all eyes were on center stage. The front runner, former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Harris of California. And whether the two would have rematch of their clash in Miami last month. Biden came in with more energy his aid said and more prepared with lines of attack against Harris and the other person standing center stage with him, Cory Booker. But in the end Biden ended up taking on fire from just about everyone on the stage."\nDIVERSITY ON FULL DISPLAY, AS CANDIDATES TAKE THE STAGE\nAndrew Yang / -D- Presidential Candidate: "The opposite of Donald Trump is an asian man who likes math."\nFORMER VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN -- STANDING FRONT AND CENTER -- AND FEELING THE HEAT\nMayor Bill De Blasio / -D- Presidential Candidate: "You want to be president of the united states, you need to be able to answer the tough questions."\nESPECIALLY FROM SENATOR KAMALA HARRIS -- WITH WHOM HE CLASHED IN THE FIRST DEBATE.\nFmr. Vice President Joe Biden / -D- Presidential Candidate: "Go easy on me, kid"\nRIGHT OFF THE BAT -- HARRIS AND BIDEN SPARRED ON HEALTH CARE.\nFmr. Vice President Joe Biden / -D- Presidential Candidate: "The senator had several plans so far."\nFmr. Vice President Joe Biden / -D- Presidential Candidate: "You can't beat President Trump with double talk on this plan."\nSen. Kamala Harris / -D- Presidential Candidate: "Unfortunately, Vice President Biden, you are just simply inaccurate."\nSen. Kamala Harris / -D- Presidential Candidate: "For a democrat to be running for president with a plan that does not cover everyone, I think it without excuse."\nSENATOR CORY BOOKER DEFLECTING BIDEN'S ATTACK ON HIS CRIMINAL JUSTICE RECORD\nSen. Cory Booker / -D- Presidential Candidate: "You're dipping into the Kool-Aid and you don't even know the flavor"\nAND REPRESENTATIVE TULSI GABBARD SETTING HER SIGHTS ON HARRIS.\nRep. Tulsi Gabbard / -D- Presidential Candidate: "You were in a position to make a difference and an impact in these people's lives, you did not."\nDEMOCRATS ALSO DEBATING ISSUES LIKE THE CLIMATE CRISIS \nGov. Jay Inslee / -D- Presidential Candidate: "Too little, too late is too dangerous. And we have to have a bold plan. And mine has been called the gold standard."\n-- RACIAL INJUSTICE \nFmr. Secy. Julián Castro / -D- Presidential Candidate: "It looks like one of us has learned from the lessons of the past and one of us hasn't."\nFmr. Vice President Joe Biden / -D- Presidential Candidate: "I find it fascinating, everybody is talking about how terrible I am on these issues. Barack Obama knew exactly who I was."\n-- AND IMMIGRATION\nSen. Michael Bennet / -D- Presidential Candidate: "Kids belong in classrooms, not cages."\nAS THOSE IN THE BACK OF THE PACK -- TRYING TO MAKE MEMORABLE MOMENTS -- THAT MAY BOOST THEIR POLL NUMBERS AND KEEP THEIR CAMPAIGNS AFLOAT.\nSen. Kirsten Gillibrand / -D- Presidential Candidate: "The first thing I'm going to do when I'm president is I'm going to Chlorox the office."\nKarin Caifa: "And those lesser known candidates, they have a higher threshold to meet if they want to be on the debate stage again. For entry into the next round of debates in Houston in September these candidates need to be polling in at least two percent in four national or early state polls that are approved by the DNC. And also have at one hundred thirty thousand unique donors in 20 different states. In Detroit, I'm Karin Caifa."\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nMICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC DEBATE DEMS DEMOCRAT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2020 POLITICS\n\n

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TAPE: EF02/0759 IN_TIME: 07:28:24 DURATION: 2:38 SOURCES: YTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Imjingak - 7 September 2002 SHOTLIST: 1. Various of dancers performing 2. Pan from Busan Asian Games flag to Korean national flag 3. Wide of performers 4. Mid shot of torch from North Korea entering 5. Zoom into torches from South Korea and North Korean becoming one 6. Mid shot of people applauding 7. Mid shot of female and male actors lighting the united flame 8. Various of actors displaying the united torch 9. Pan of people applauding 10. Pan of torch runner carrying the torch 11. Various of torch runner running 12. Wide of fireworks 13. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Lee Yeon-taek, Chief of Korean Sports Council: "I believe we will be able to achieve exchange and cooperation between South and North Korea through the Busan Asian Games. Therefore, I believe this exchange and cooperation such as uniting the torch and joint entrance during the Asian Games will become a milestone to fulfill peaceful reunification." 14. Various shots of video showing lighting torch at Baekdoo Mountain in North Korea 15. Various shots of performance 16. Wide of flags and the united flame. STORYLINE: In a gesture of reconciliation between North and South Korea, flames lit at each end of the divided peninsula were united at the border on Saturday and will light the torch for the Asian Games in South Korea later this month. Organisers lit a flame Thursday at the peak of Halla Mountain on South Korea's southernmost island of Jeju. Simultaneously, a North Korean flame was lit atop Baekdu Mountain on the northern tip of North Korea. The two flames were brought together on Saturday in a ceremony at Imjingak, a village just south of the 4-kilometer (2.5-mile) wide Demilitarized Zone separating the two Koreas. The buffer zone is the world's most heavily armed border, guarded by nearly 2 million troops on both sides. From Imjingak, 7,457 people will carry the torch in a 4,239 kilometer (2,649 miles) relay around South Korean cities for 23 days before reaching the southern port city Busan which will host the games from September 29 to October 14. The ceremony to unite the flames was performed at an ancient lighthouse as dancers in traditional costume enacted a Korean folk tale about a couple who could reunite when Heaven built the Milky Way as a bridge for them. Last month, North Korea agreed to send 305 athletes and sports officials to the games. It will also send 355 performers and supporters. The North has never participated in an international sporting event in the South before, including this year's World Cup soccer finals co-hosted by South Korea and Japan.

ONE OF BRITAIN'S MOST FAMOUS ALTERNATIVE SPORTS, ALSO PERHAPS MOST DANGEROUS. THE 200 YEAR OLD TRADITION INVOLVES RUNNERS CHASING A GIANT ROUND CHEESE DOWN A HILL SIDE. THE CHEESE IS 9 POUNDS AND IS MADE LOCALLY. tHIS IS A RATHER PAINFUL EXTREME SPORT.

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ORIG. COLOR 550 SILENT CUT STORY: VS AUTO RACE. CU MAN W / CAMERA. STILL B&W PHOTOS: CU N.Y. YANKEE PLAYER, CU PLAYER CARRYING THE BALL DURING FOOTBALL GAME. COLOR STILLS: RUNNER ON INDOOR TRK. HANDS PASSING A BATON, A BLACK AUDIENCE, HA RUNNERS ON A TRACK, CU STOP WATCH, DIVER UNDERWATER, MAN ON A SURF- BOARD, BULL FIGHTER B&W STILLS OF TRACK EVENTS. COLOR STILLS OF AUTO RACES, TRACK EVENTS. VS IN A GALLERY OF " MAN IN SPORT " EXHIBITION OF PHOTOS, 2 MEN ARE LOOKING AT THE EXHIBIT. CU OF VARIOUS PICTURES: B&W OF A FOOTBALL PLAYERS MUDSPLATTERED FACE, SEVERAL PHOTOS OF SURFERS, A BLACK AUDIENCE, A SAILBOAT, A DIVER, A BIRD OF PREY, A FOOTBALL GAME, HORSE RACING, JOHN F. AND JACKIE KENNEDY AN ASIAN AUDIENCE, AUTO RACING, TRACK EVENTS, ERNEST HEMINGWAY, FOX HUNTING, MOUNTAIN CLIMBING. CI: SPORTS: RACES: AUTO. EXHIBITIONS: MISC: SPORTS: AUTO. PHOTOGRAPHY: STILLS.