AP-APTN-0330: US Chinatown Monday, 23 January 2012 STORY:US Chinatown- America's Chinatowns are changing fast, and not always for the better LENGTH: 03:04 FIRST RUN: 2230 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Nats SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 724482 DATELINE: Various - 22 Jan 2012 LENGTH: 03:04 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST: San Francisco, California - January 19, 2012 1. Wide view of main street in San Francisco Chinatown 2. Mid of "China Bazaar" shop front 3. Mid of woman selecting present for Chinese New Year 4. Mid of Chinatown souvenir machine 5. David Lee walks walks past food stand in San Francisco Chinatown 6. David Lee talking to police officer 7. SOUNDBITE (English) David Lee, San Francisco State Political Science: (PLEASE NOTE: VIDEO STARTS ON STORE FRONT WINDOW AND PANS TO DAVID LEE) "The Chinese community in Chinatown now is heavily senior and elderly and, this is a dramatic change from the Chinatown that I grew up in which was largely families." 8. Woman reading newspaper in shop 9. Tourist couple selecting umbrella Millbrae, California - January 19, 2012 10. Wide of sign at Millbrae City Hall 11. Wide of sign strung across street announcing Lunar New Year Festival 12. Close-up of sign reading (English) "City of Millbrae: Gung Hay Fat Choi (Happy Chinese New Year)" 13. Newspaper stand in Millbrae 14. Interior of store with Christopher Chan in background 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Christopher Chan, Shop owner: "It's safe and very convenient and also very quiet. And, most of the people who live here are middle-class and yeah, we find everything very good here." 16. Products in racks Washington DC - January 19, 2012 17. Wide of entrance to Washington's Chinatown 18. Pan of people crossing street 19. Wide of police department sign reading (English) "Metropolitan Police Department, Asian Liaison Unit" 20. Tracking shot down a street in Chinatown 21. Mid of the exterior of Tai Shan Chinese restaurant 22. Close up of "Happy New Year" waving cats 23. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Howard, Washington DC Resident: "I think overall, twenty years ago when I came here, if you couldn't park in front of your Chinese restaurant you didn't really want to walk around. So, in that sense, its good. If you look, like at the top of the buildings, it says, The Nolan Group, there's a lot of firms and companies and businesses that have come into this neighbourhood, and that's good, also." 24. Slow zoom into a Chinese style Starbucks coffee shop 25. Mid of electronic AT&T sign and advertising screens, pull out to reveal Chinatown gate STORYLINE America's historic Chinatowns, home for a century to immigrants seeking social support and refuge from racism, appear to be fading in major cities, while Asian immigrants now find homes in the suburbs. As the Lunar New Year begins on Monday, shoppers in San Francisco's Chinatown prepare to join family, often taking grandmother from the city, to a child's home in the suburbs for the celebration. The signs are evident elsewhere, from Los Angeles and Boston, to Houston, San Francisco and Seattle, where shiny new "satellite Chinatowns" in the suburbs rival if not overshadow the originals. Professor David Lee grew up in San Francisco's Chinatown. Now, when he returns, he sees the changes as more and more second generation residents leave the city. Urban Chinatowns continue to serve a role for newly arrived immigrants with less education who seek entry into low-wage work as well as elderly residents with poor English skills who can't drive. But middle-class families are almost nowhere to be found, and in many places rising downtown property costs and white gentrification threaten their traditional existence. One San Francisco suburb where a lot of Chinese immigrants now call home is Millbrae. The town is covered in signs celebrating the lunar New Year in both English and Chinese. Christopher Chan grew up in the urban Chinatown of San Francisco, but moved to the suburbs nearly 20 years ago. Nationwide, about 62 percent of Asian-Americans in the nation's large metropolitan areas live in the suburbs, up from 54 percent in 1990 and the highest ever. Now the fastest-growing racial group in the US, Asian-Americans are more likely than other minorities to live in the suburbs; only white Americans at 78 percent are higher. Since 2000, nearly three-fourths of Asian population growth in the US occurred in suburbs, many of them in the South. Organisers of the Lunar New Year festival in Washington, DC, for the first time have hired a large marketing firm to boost attendance at annual festivities in their shrivelling Chinatown. Fifteen years ago, Washington's Chinatown covered fifteen square blocks. Today, the few Chinese restaurants and pharmacies cover barely four square blocks. A major new sports complex for Washington's basketball team took out several square blocks, and other companies found the urban property profitable. Signs of Chinatown decline can be seen in the Washington, DC, metro area, home to more than one-half (m) million Asian-Americans, with fewer than 500 Asians living in the downtown neighbourhood. Once a close-knit community with modest shops and houses, the Chinatown is known more for its city sports arena, luxury apartments and national chains including Starbucks, Hooters and Legal Seafood. The Chinese residents have long since scattered, moving to large Asian communities in suburban Montgomery County and Fairfax County. Many who remain are elderly and live in federally subsidised housing, taking vans several times a week to Great Wall, a Chinese supermarket in suburban Falls Church, so they can buy groceries. 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. AP'S HIGH DEFINITION ROLLOUT TIMETABLE All Customers This message is for ALL Associated Press (AP) customers to inform you of the upcoming changes to our service and how they will affect your organization. The timeline AP will be rolling out High Definition (HD) in phases, beginning with Entertainment from 11 November 2011, followed by Sports News Television (SNTV) in January 2012. The completion date for all News services will be Q2 2012 in time for the 2012 London Olympics in July and the US presidential elections in November. What does this mean for you? The HD upgrade will affect ALL customers. Changes to Delivery If you want to upgrade to HD, you will need to make changes to your hardware equipment - either by adopting Media Port or you may need to upgrade your current Media Port server. AP Direct will also be transitioned to an encrypted HD ONLY delivery and customers will need to provide their own HD compatible Integrated Receiver Decoder (IRD). This will need to be operational by 1 February 2012. Satellite Upgrades We are upgrading our satellite network. This upgrade will affect ALL AP customers. For a full overview of changes to delivery and satellite upgrades, please visit: www.aphighdefinition.com To retrieve the login, please email: edcustomerliaisonap.org or aptn-webadminap.org ++++ APTN APEX 01-22-12 2240EST

SHOCK, THE

San Francisco, 1970's, Chinatown, detail, close up of signs in Chinese characters

NEW YORK CITY (VIDEO): All aerials- 0:28:11 Color bars; 00:28:42 Downtown skyscraper south of the Empire State. Fly East over Williamsburg Bridge, East River and South to bridges; 00:30:03 Eastern approach to Financial District/Twin Towers @ AM magic hour; 00:31:40 V. close wrap-around/pass-by of Twin Towers, dusk sun viz.; 00:32:15 CU Woolworth Bldg, wraparound to show towers & old buildings mixed w/ new. AM light. Pass again from south, show American Stock Exchange/AMEX, Merrill Lynch & Oppenheimer Towers. 2x; 00:36:00 Skyscrapers south of Seaport- Continental Center, Citibank Bldg., Financial Square, 55 Water St., 125 Broad St. and New York Plaza; 00:36:55 Southern tip of Manhattan from harbor, Staten Island Ferry; nice shot of Ferry w/ GREAT skyscraper reveal. Circle a few times; 00:39:22 Staten Island Ferry from behind; approach Manhattan, Ferry from side w/ Statue of Liberty bg (going to Staten Island).CU statue & pull out reveal Ferry, vs ferry <'s, good skyline reveal; 00:42:59 Fast approach low over water to reveal lower Manhattan. V. dramatic. Lift up over skyline. 00:46:40 U.S. Courthouse fly-by; 00:47:50 < down on Lower East Side/Chinatown to East & West Village, tilt up reveal Midtown in distance; 00:49:41 Misc. Empire State Building <'s incl. ECU & pull out; 00:52:20 MetLife and Chrysler, favoring CU Chrysler, details viz, pull-out reveal ESB. Lots of sun reflecting. Nice CU window washers on Chrysler; 00:55:29 Met Life & lower midtown, < dn, Bryant Park viz.

Zooming out from a close up of the roof of the Pui Tak Center to view the entire Gateway to Chinatown in Chicago.

CRIME DRAMA LOIS WILSON, GRANT WITHERS, DOROTHY REVIER, ROBERT WARWICK, TOSCHIA MORI, EDDIE BOLAND, TETSUI KOMAI, RICHARD LEE, LUKE CHAN, JIMMY WANG, LARE MCKEE, HENRY HALL. WILSON PLAYS A SUICIDAL WRITER WHO IS SAVED FROM DEATH BY A FRIENDLY NEWSPAPER EDITOR AND IS GIVEN A JOB ON HIS PAPER. SHE BECOMES INVOLVED IN A MYSTERIOUS PLOT THAT INVOLVES THE SMUGGLING OF CHINESE WORKERS. THE CLUES TAKE HER TO THE HEART OF CHINATOWN, WHERE SHE GETS HER SCOOP. ELABORATE CHINESE SETS. PEOPLE ON THE STREETS OF CHINATOWN. MERCHANTS. MARKET. COOKING CHINESE FOOD. HIGH ANGLE SHOT OF GAMBLING. DISTRAUGHT-LOOKING WOMAN. MAN AT DRUG STORE LOOKING FOR GAMBLING TIPS. BOOKIE. GANGSTERS. SOMEONE MENTIONS CHINKS. RACISM. PREJUDICE. WOMAN ASKS DRUGGIST FOR PILLS, HE WON'T GIVE THEM TO HER WITHOUT PRESCRIPTION. WOMAN GOES UP STEPS OF BROWNSTONE. MAN FOLLOWING WOMAN. TURNS ON LIGHT IN SMALL STUDIO APARTMENT. GETS BIRDCAGE. MAN LOOKS UP AT WINDOW. WOMAN PUTS BIRDCAGE OUTSIDE DOOR. LOCKS DOOR. TURNS ON GAS. LIES DOWN ON BED. GOES UP STAIRCASE. LISTENS AT DOOR. KNOCKS ON DOOR. BUSTS IN. OPENS SHADE AND WINDOW. TRIED TO KILL HERSELF. MANUSCRIPT REJECTS. GIVES HER A WAD OF MONEY. THROW THOSE BLUES AWAY. WOMAN GOES OUT. MAN HIDES UNDER STAIRS AS WOMAN LEAVES. SHE GOES TO DELI. MAN WATCHES HER. AT BANK WINDOW. GETS CHECK. TRYING ON SHOES. SHOPPING. BUYING NEW HAT. LOOKS IN MIRROR. GETS A FACIAL. AT TYPEWRITER. IN NEWSPAPER OFFICE. OTHER WORKER ANGRY. THROWS NEWSPAPER AT HER. MAN ANSWERS TWO PIECE TELEPHONE. MAN GOES INTO OFFICE. TALKS TO BOSS. GIVES REPORTER DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT. HE GETS NERVOUS. TALKING ON INTERCOM. GETS GUN OUT OF DRAWER AND PUTS IT IN HIS POCKET.. LIGHTER SHAPED LIKE A PISTOL. CONVERSATION INTERRUPTED BY BUZZER. I PROMISE. GIVES A PECK KISS. INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING. CHINESE NEWSSTAND. PRETTY ASIAN GIRL. GOOD LUCK. IMPORT COMPANY. CHINESE SWEETHEARTS. ANTIQUE SHOP. KNICK-KNACKS. CHINESE TEA. WANTS TO MARRY GIRL. HER GUARDIAN REFUSES IT. THIS IS THE 20TH CENTURY! YOUNG MAN DOESN'T WANT TO FOLLOW THE ANCIENT CUSTOMS. HITS GONG. SAILORS ALMOST WALK AFTER CHINESE GIRL. MAN WITH ABACUS. LOOKS SUSPICIOUS. LOOKING AT VASWE. FROM THE MING DYNASTY. COUPLE MEET IN ALLEY. SECRET RENDEZVOUS. BEING SPIED ON. SMALL STATUE OF MONKEYS, SEE NO EVIL, HEAR NO EVIL, SPEAK NO EVIL MAN BEING FOLLOWED. LIGHTS CIGARETTE. CHINESE MAN PLAYS WITH HIS BEARD. WOMAN HIDES AND WATCHES MEN. CHINESE RESTAURANT. WOMAN SNEAKING AROUND. GANGSTERS ASKING FOR THEIR MONEY. MAN FALLING ASLEEP IN RESTAURANT. CHINESE MEN LAUGH AT HIM. GIRL LOCKS UP NEWSSTAND. MAN PULLS CLOSED METAL GATE OF SHOP. POLICEMAN THROWS MAN OUT OF RESTAURANT. WOMAN ON TELEPHONE. MAN PUSHES HIMSELF INTO TELEPHONE BOOTH. CUT OFF. CHINESE SIGN SWINGS. MAN READS CHINESE NEWSPAPER. MORNING IN CHINATOWN. WOMAN BOWS DOWN TO MAN. PRAYS AT ALTAR WITH STATUE OF BUDDHA. INCENSE. DETECTIVE AGENCY. MAN KISSES FIANCEE. REPORTER TYPES AT TYPEWRITER. GIVES NOTE TO WOMAN. CALLS WOMAN INTO HER OFFICE. WOMAN THINKS WHILE SLOWLY HANGING UP THE PHONE. YOU'VE GOT TO BE HARD-BOILED. RICH FAMILY WITH ORIENTAL BUTLER, SERVANT. MAN EAVESDROPS ON CONVERSATION. BITCHY WOMAN. TELLS WOMAN SHE IS IN LOVE WITH HER FIANCEE. SMUGGLING IN CHINESE ALIENS. I SHOULD HAVE SCRATCHED HER EYES OUT. VIEW OF MAN COMING IN WAIST UP ONLY. HANDSHAKE. FLAG UNROLLED. GONG. EVERYBODY LOOKS UP. CHINESE SCRIBES WRITE. SIGNAL. SECRET BALLOT. SECRET SOCIETY. THEY ALL LEAVE THE ROOM YOUNG MAN BALKS AT ANCIENT TRADITIONS. HE MUST KILL IF HE WANTS TO MARRY HIS SWEETHEART. DILEMMA. AXE, GUN IN HIS POCKET. MAN'S FACE PEEKS OUT OF SLOT IN DOOR. WOMAN BREAKS HER ENGAGEMENT. TAKES OFF HER RING AND STEPS ON IT WITH HIGH HEELED SHOES. GRINDS IT INTO THE GROUND. NEWSPAPER HEADLINES. HIT MAN HIDES IN THE SHADOWS. COUPLE WALK ALONG SIDEWALK. GO INTO APARTMENT. TURN ON THE LIGHTS. OPEN WINDOW. MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE. POINTS GUN AT CHINESE MAN. OH, YOU'RE HURT. CAR PULLS UP TO SHOP. LOTS OF DETECTIVES GET OUT. CROWD GATHERS AROUND. TRYING TO BREAK DOWN DOOR. DEAD MAN TIED TO CHAIR. CHINESE WRITING. CHINESE WEDDING. JUDGE OVERSEES AMERICAN WEDDING. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. KISS THE BRIDE. TRADITIONAL CHINESE CEREMONY. DRINK TEA.

An early morning fire in Manhattan left fifteen people homeless today. The blaze began shortly before six A-M in the first building and spread into two adjoining buildings. The three buildings suffered heavy smoke and water damage. There were no fatalities.

Mme. Chiang Kai-shek visits Chinatown during visit to New York City during World War II

New York, USA. <br/> <br/>Various shots of parade through Freedomland. M/S horse drawn tram, M/S old fashioned street lamp. M/S man dressed like Keystone Cop patrolling the street. Various shots of clown on street, M/S tram. Various shots of locomotive, L/S aeroplane taxiing into hangar. M/S lever pulled. Various shots of Idlewild airport, people leave aeroplane. M/S people boarding helicopter, M/S luggage put in it and door closed, L/S as it taxis. L/S from air, M/S people in helicopter. Various shots in cockpit, L/S it lands at Manhattan. Various shots skyscrapers, M/S Rockefeller Centre and fountain. L/S down Park Avenue, M/S policeman. L/S public library. L/S Empire State Building, M/S from another angle. Various shots tourists at the top. Various shots over New York. Various shots horse drawn carriage in Central Park. Various shots children playing in park with animals. Various shots people playing chess in Washington Square. L/S Washington Mews, L/S busy street in Manhattan. L/S Grant's Tomb. M/S people going down into the subway. L/S Guggenheim Museum, L/S Washington Arch and fountain. Various shots people walking in Harlem. Various shots Chinatown. <br/> <br/>L/S Yankee Stadium, various shots of baseball game and crowd. M/S two surveyors at World's Fair site, various shots as they construct it. M/S huge globe lifted by crane. Various shots of a model of how Fair will look. Various shots Statue of Liberty. Various shots Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridge seen from boat. Various shots United Nations building. Various shots of tourists on boats. Various shots of a Paddle Steamer. M/S cable car. L/S Freedomland. Various shots of children's rides. M/S Keystone Cop blowing whistle. M/S fire truck, M/S children pumping it. M/S man puts out fire. M/S tug sailing up Hudson river. Camera tracks down 42nd Street at night showing cinema signs all lit up. L/S buildings lit up in Times Square. L/S Manhattan skyline at dawn taken from boat. L/S Statue of Liberty at dawn. <br/> <br/>Cuts exist - see separate record.

Close up aerial overhead view of car traffic across multi lane Manhattan bridge tilting up to reveal residential buildings in Chinatown neighborhood

MR. WONG IN CHINATOWN

Close up of young Chinese girl learning Chinese writing techniques in Chinatown, New York, 1971

Firemen fighting 1950 fire in Chinatown in Montreal, Quebec

AP-APTN-2230: ++US Chinatown Sunday, 22 January 2012 STORY:++US Chinatown- America's Chinatowns are changing fast, and not always for the better LENGTH: 03:04 FIRST RUN: 2230 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Nats SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 724482 DATELINE: Various - 22 Jan 2012 LENGTH: 03:04 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST: San Francisco, California - January 19, 2012 1. Wide view of main street in San Francisco Chinatown 2. Mid of "China Bazaar" shop front 3. Mid of woman selecting present for Chinese New Year 4. Mid of Chinatown souvenir machine 5. David Lee walks walks past food stand in San Francisco Chinatown 6. David Lee talking to police officer 7. SOUNDBITE (English) David Lee, San Francisco State Political Science: (PLEASE NOTE: VIDEO STARTS ON STORE FRONT WINDOW AND PANS TO DAVID LEE) "The Chinese community in Chinatown now is heavily senior and elderly and, this is a dramatic change from the Chinatown that I grew up in which was largely families." 8. Woman reading newspaper in shop 9. Tourist couple selecting umbrella Millbrae, California - January 19, 2012 10. Wide of sign at Millbrae City Hall 11. Wide of sign strung across street announcing Lunar New Year Festival 12. Close-up of sign reading (English) "City of Millbrae: Gung Hay Fat Choi (Happy Chinese New Year)" 13. Newspaper stand in Millbrae 14. Interior of store with Christopher Chan in background 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Christopher Chan, Shop owner: "It's safe and very convenient and also very quiet. And, most of the people who live here are middle-class and yeah, we find everything very good here." 16. Products in racks Washington DC - January 19, 2012 17. Wide of entrance to Washington's Chinatown 18. Pan of people crossing street 19. Wide of police department sign reading (English) "Metropolitan Police Department, Asian Liaison Unit" 20. Tracking shot down a street in Chinatown 21. Mid of the exterior of Tai Shan Chinese restaurant 22. Close up of "Happy New Year" waving cats 23. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Howard, Washington DC Resident: "I think overall, twenty years ago when I came here, if you couldn't park in front of your Chinese restaurant you didn't really want to walk around. So, in that sense, its good. If you look, like at the top of the buildings, it says, The Nolan Group, there's a lot of firms and companies and businesses that have come into this neighbourhood, and that's good, also." 24. Slow zoom into a Chinese style Starbucks coffee shop 25. Mid of electronic AT&amp;amp;T sign and advertising screens, pull out to reveal Chinatown gate STORYLINE America's historic Chinatowns, home for a century to immigrants seeking social support and refuge from racism, appear to be fading in major cities, while Asian immigrants now find homes in the suburbs. As the Lunar New Year begins on Monday, shoppers in San Francisco's Chinatown prepare to join family, often taking grandmother from the city, to a child's home in the suburbs for the celebration. The signs are evident elsewhere, from Los Angeles and Boston, to Houston, San Francisco and Seattle, where shiny new "satellite Chinatowns" in the suburbs rival if not overshadow the originals. Professor David Lee grew up in San Francisco's Chinatown. Now, when he returns, he sees the changes as more and more second generation residents leave the city. Urban Chinatowns continue to serve a role for newly arrived immigrants with less education who seek entry into low-wage work as well as elderly residents with poor English skills who can't drive. But middle-class families are almost nowhere to be found, and in many places rising downtown property costs and white gentrification threaten their traditional existence. One San Francisco suburb where a lot of Chinese immigrants now call home is Millbrae. The town is covered in signs celebrating the lunar New Year in both English and Chinese. Christopher Chan grew up in the urban Chinatown of San Francisco, but moved to the suburbs nearly 20 years ago. Nationwide, about 62 percent of Asian-Americans in the nation's large metropolitan areas live in the suburbs, up from 54 percent in 1990 and the highest ever. Now the fastest-growing racial group in the US, Asian-Americans are more likely than other minorities to live in the suburbs; only white Americans at 78 percent are higher. Since 2000, nearly three-fourths of Asian population growth in the US occurred in suburbs, many of them in the South. Organisers of the Lunar New Year festival in Washington, DC, for the first time have hired a large marketing firm to boost attendance at annual festivities in their shrivelling Chinatown. Fifteen years ago, Washington's Chinatown covered fifteen square blocks. Today, the few Chinese restaurants and pharmacies cover barely four square blocks. A major new sports complex for Washington's basketball team took out several square blocks, and other companies found the urban property profitable. Signs of Chinatown decline can be seen in the Washington, DC, metro area, home to more than one-half (m) million Asian-Americans, with fewer than 500 Asians living in the downtown neighbourhood. Once a close-knit community with modest shops and houses, the Chinatown is known more for its city sports arena, luxury apartments and national chains including Starbucks, Hooters and Legal Seafood. The Chinese residents have long since scattered, moving to large Asian communities in suburban Montgomery County and Fairfax County. Many who remain are elderly and live in federally subsidised housing, taking vans several times a week to Great Wall, a Chinese supermarket in suburban Falls Church, so they can buy groceries. 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. AP'S HIGH DEFINITION ROLLOUT TIMETABLE All Customers This message is for ALL Associated Press (AP) customers to inform you of the upcoming changes to our service and how they will affect your organization. The timeline AP will be rolling out High Definition (HD) in phases, beginning with Entertainment from 11 November 2011, followed by Sports News Television (SNTV) in January 2012. The completion date for all News services will be Q2 2012 in time for the 2012 London Olympics in July and the US presidential elections in November. What does this mean for you? The HD upgrade will affect ALL customers. Changes to Delivery If you want to upgrade to HD, you will need to make changes to your hardware equipment - either by adopting Media Port or you may need to upgrade your current Media Port server. AP Direct will also be transitioned to an encrypted HD ONLY delivery and customers will need to provide their own HD compatible Integrated Receiver Decoder (IRD). This will need to be operational by 1 February 2012. Satellite Upgrades We are upgrading our satellite network. This upgrade will affect ALL AP customers. For a full overview of changes to delivery and satellite upgrades, please visit: www.aphighdefinition.com To retrieve the login, please email: edcustomerliaisonap.org or aptn-webadminap.org ++++ APTN APEX 01-22-12 1758EST

Locals walk through Chinatown in downtown San Francisco during the 1980s. Close up of a street lamp.

Close up tilting aerial view of construction equipment and antennas on the roof of the Confucius Plaza apartment complex in Chinatown neighborhood in New York City

SOME UNREST IN RELATION TO A PROPOSED PHILLIES STADIUM.

03:19:08:00,Golden Gate bridge in fog (seen again), San Francisco in fog, Fishing boats at dock, Seagull hops, food in mouth, Fishing boat sails, San Francisco bay, Aerial shot of Alcatraz, Aerial shot of sailboat speeding along, Oakland Bay Bridge, zoom to San Francisco skyline, Two smiling Chinese women walk in crowded street, People clean sidewalk, Man gets on cable car, Tanker passes Alcatraz, Golden Gate Bridge in background, Art of Spanish explorers, Art of early San Francisco, Man talks to camera in hotel dining room, Large wheels turn, pull cables for cable cars, Cable car passes, Cable car operators work controls, Elderly Chinese woman gets off cable car, waves, Shot from cable car of passing buildings, Male cable car passenger looks at map, Various shots cable cars, Man leaves cable car, talks to camera, Man talks to camera, Flood Mansion in background, Fast motion shots of traffic, pedestrians, cars go down world's most winding street, POV from car going down world's most winding street, man turns steering wheel, ships pass in harbor, go under Golden Gate Bridge, clouds go over city, sunset, moon moves across sky, headlights on streets at night, Ext. Chinatown, restaurants (NIGHT), Chinese band plays, Chinese woman sings, Chinatown street scenes, Chinese merchant works with abacus, woman enters store, they talk, Man piles medicinal roots, leaves in paper, Chinese food shops, Chinese New Year celebration, dragon costumes, fireworks, Bakers prepare sourdough for oven, take baked loaves from oven, Chef takes sourdough loaf from bag, CU hands slice loaf with BIG knife, Waiter takes bread to table in fisherman's wharf restaurant, Woman orders crab, Crabmen pull crab traps in on boat, measure them, throw some back, others into box, Chef cuts crab up, puts parts into frying pan, Chefs put pasta through cutting machine, stack it in box, Chef cooks pasta, Waiter brings food to table, three dishes shown CU, Seagull looks for food, ocean, cliffs in background, CU San Francisco houses, Mime performs, people actually WATCH!!, sign in background says "YOU MAY WONDER WHY I DO THIS", Ghirardelli Square, Antique machine makes chocolate, Man pours chocolate from machine into can, pours it on something, People eat in Chinese restaurant, CU dim sum dishes, Woman pushes trays with food on cart, Rolls on cart, hands cut rolls with scissors, Two Chinese women, one Chinese man eat at restaurant table, Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill, San Francisco skyline, Sculpture detail of Pan American Exposition Building, zoom out to view of building, Shot through rear window of cable car of hill, bay, Alcatraz as we climb hill, Aerial of Alcatraz, San Francisco skyline, Awning reads "JOHN'S GRILL SINCE 1908 THE MALTESE FALCON", art of Falcon, Skyline at dawn, Golden Gate at dawn, Aerial of Alcatraz, Alcatraz seen from approaching boat, Ruined Alcatraz building, ship passes in background, Man walks on driveway, guard tower in background, Cell block ceiling, man walks through cell block, Barred windows, Man walks past cells, talks to camera about them, Dolly cells, Cell door closes, Man walks into cell, sits, Man walks down outdoor steps, across exercise yard, bay, Golden Gate in background, Seagull flies, Rough waters, tilt to Golden Gate Bridge, Bridge under construction, Workers put railing into place, Cables lift girder, Workers swing girder into place, Bridge, bay from top of bridge tower, man walks along top of tower to camera, talks, Men work on girders, Men, scaffold fall (doesn't look like much), Workers mill around, look, Man talks to camera, bridge in background, Overhead shot of boat passing, Aerial of Golden Gate Bridge, Mt. Tamilpais in background (VERY NICE), San Francisco skyline, bay in background, Fishing boats at Fisherman's Wharf, Famous "painted ladies" row houses in foreground, skyline in background, Transamerica Tower, Skyline in fog

MANHATTAN AERIALS

Workers from New York City's Chinatown garment industry protested at A-B-C Television against Kathie Lee Gifford today, demanding she pay the workers who make the garments bearing her name. The show "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" is taped at the A-B-C Television Studio at 7 Lincoln Square. However, the show is not being taped this week.The workers were joined by members of "National Mobilization Against Sweatshops." Gifford's lawyer denies she owes money to anyone.

Close ups of Chinese style architecture on a few buildings in San Francisco's Chinatown in the 1980s. Cars are parked along the length of a street as locals walk down the sidewalk.

15:00:48:00 NEW YORK THE WONDER CITY (CUT DOWN) Statue of Liberty, dressed with banners, Close shot of head and arm, Aerial view of New York, Street sign for Broadway and Bowling Green, Shots of tall buildings, Wall Street, Ticker tape parade, Street sign for Wall Street, Trinity Church, Statue of Washington in front of Federal Building, New York Stock Exchange, wipe to exchange floor, Shots of tall buildings, City Hall, Woolworth building, Brooklyn Bridge, The Bowery, under elevated subway, Shots of stores and hotels along the Bowery, Merchants on streets of lower east side, Street sign for Mott Street, Chinese parade, Sign for Washington Square, Arch in Washington Square Park, Kids play in fountain in Washington Square Park, Mews off of Washington Square, People enter church. Wipe over hand puts ring on finger,15:04:37:00,CONEY ISLAND 1930S-EARLY 1940S, People on boardwalk, People ride hand pushed cart on boardwalk, People on beach, Kids play in surf, Stores along boardwalk, Signs for arcades and stores along boardwalk, Various rides. Howard Johnson. Frozen custard. Wax museum, Man sells tickets for parachute ride, Parachute ride in action, Wonder Wheel in action, Cyclone in action, View from cyclone,15:07:02:00,THE BRONX ZOO 1930S, Sign for New York zoological park, People ride tour tram, Pelican, Giant turtles, Seal in tank, Rhinoceros, Hippopotamus, People feed elephant, Gazelles, Fox, Kids look at camel, Girl buys ticket for children's zoo, Guinea pigs, Kids climb Noah's arch in children's zoo, Monkeys in cages. Monkey Island sign, Tiger in cage, Leopards in cage, Lion in cage,15:09:39:00,EMPIRE STATE BUILDING 1940S, Various skyline views of Empire State Building, Pan up Empire State Building, More shots of building, Doorman in lobby, People board elevator, People look out from observatory, Views from observatory (Radio City, 5th Avenue, Hudson and East Rivers), View from Empire State at night, Pennsylvania Station, Street sign for 34th Street, Empire State Building, pan down, Aerial view of Empire State. Chrysler Building, Street sign for 42nd Street, Crowds cross 42nd Street at 5th Avenue, New York Public Library, Man feeds pigeons, Park Avenue, Street sign for 50th Street, St. Patrick's Cathedral. High view from Rockefeller Center, St. Patrick's crowds on Easter morning, People ride in coach, Street sign for Rockefeller Plaza, Shots of Rockefeller Center. 30 Rockefeller, Rockettess rehearse on roof (wear bikini-type outfits), Statue of Prometheus at Rockefeller Plaza, People ice skate in Central Park. Dakota in background (nice), Man feeds ducks in park, Views of buildings from Central Park and park, Shots of Museum of Natural History, Animal dioramas on display in museum, Domed building at Columbia University, Aerial views of Riverside Drive including Grant's Tomb, Rockefeller Church,, 79th Street Boat Basin, Grant's Tomb, Riverside (Rockefeller Church), Street sign for 135th Street and Lenox Avenue, Blacks in streets of Harlem, Black cop directs traffic, Title card proclaims Harlem!, Black kids dance in street, Black kid eats watermelon, Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn, Shot of Statue of Liberty from ferry, New York skyline from ferry, Wall Street, Shots of EL on the Bowery, Street sign for Pell Street, Chinese in Chinatown (nice different footage), Pan up Chrysler and Empire State Buildings, Empire State Building, View from Empire State, Pan up Woolworth building, Pan down Chrysler to Third Avenue EL, View from Third Avenue EL, Pan down to Times Square, People cross street. Crowds of feet, Subway Kiosk, Monument in Washington Square, Artist draws in street. Greenwich Village, Artist draws woman modeling for pin-up, New York Municipal Airport. Plane takes off, Aerial view of George Washington Bridge, George Washington Bridge before second level was built, Street sign for 42nd Street Times Square, Times Square, Times Square lighted at night, Sign for Paradise Club at night, Chorus line of dancing girls, Montage of neon signs and night club acts (El Morocco, Stork Club), Showgirls mug for camera in racy outfits, New York at night. Various views, Brooklyn Bridge at night. Skyline