<p><pi><b>**This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.**</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>00:35 - 00:41</p>\n<p>Telegram/Commonwealth of Officers for International Security</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>00:41 - 00:46</p>\n<p>Twitter/@alleyesonwagner </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:46-:50</p>\n<p>Telegram/Yevgeny Prigozhin</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:50-1:00</p>\n<p>Twitter/DylanSurf1</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>00:59 - 01:06</p>\n<p>CNN</p>\n<p>2019</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:40 - 01:47</p>\n<p>Twitter/@alleyesonwagner</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>1:58-2:16</p>\n<p>Nafisa Kiryanova </p>\n<p>Head of Russian Cultural Center, Bangui</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>02:16 - 02:25</p>\n<p>Pravda</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>2:26-2:38</p>\n<p>Dmitry Syty</p>\n<p>Wagner Director</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>02:39 - 03:05</p>\n<p>Telegram/Commonwealth of Officers for International Security</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>AFTER RETURNING FROM A REPORTING TRIP TO WAGNER'S CENTER OF OPERATIONS IN AFRICA, CNN'S CHIEF INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT CLARISSA WARD TAKES A CLOSER LOOK THE KEY LIEUTENANTS STILL IN PLACE AND STILL RUNNING PRIGOZHIN'S FORMER EMPIRE IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>BEHIND THIS DOOR, WE ARE EXPECTING TO FIND DMITRY SYTY… ONE OF WAGNER’S BOSSES IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC… </p>\n<p>“ACCESS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN TO ALL PEOPLE WHO DON’T WORK HERE” A SIGN WARNS. </p>\n<p>OUR KNOCK GOES UNANSWERED… AND SHORTLY AFTER WE ARE TOLD TO LEAVE THE BUILDING… </p>\n<p>WE CAME BACK TO THE HEART OF PRIGOZHIN’S EMPIRE IN AFRICA TO SEE HOW HIS DEATH HAD CHANGED THINGS… AND FOUND TWO OF HIS LIEUTENANTS STILL RUNNING THE SHOW… </p>\n<p>VITALI PERFILEV IS IN CHARGE OF THE SECURITY PIECE… WHILE SYTY RUNS THE COMMERCIAL SIDE. </p>\n<p>SYTY LIKES TO KEEP A LOW PROFILE THESE DAYS… WHICH IS NOT SURPRISING GIVEN THAT HE SURVIVED A MAIL BOMB ATTACK HEREIN DECEMBER 2022</p>\n<p>AFTER THE ATTACK, LOCALS BEGAN TO WEAR T-SHIRTS IN SUPPORT OF HIM… A SIGN OF WAGNER’S ENTRENCHED POPULARITY HERE. </p>\n<p>WE FIRST MET SYTY BACK IN 2019… OFFICIALLY, HE WAS ACTING AS A TRANSLATOR. </p>\n<p>BUT DOCUMENTS SHOWED HE WAS THE HEAD OF A NOW DEFUNCT WAGNER-OWNED COMPANY CALLED LOBAYE INVEST… AND THAT HE HAD STARTED WORKING WITH PRIGOZHIN TO INFLUENCE U.S. ELECTIONS IN THE SO-CALLED TROLL FACTORY BACK IN 2016. </p>\n<p>EDUCATED IN PARIS AND FLUENT IN FRENCH, ENGLISH AND SPANISH, SYTY LATER CREATED THE “RUSSIAN CULTURAL CENTRE” IN BANGUI… WHICH INVESTIGATIVE GROUP THE SENTRY SAYS WAGNER USES AS A FRONT TO SELL ITS GOLD AND DIAMONDS TO VIPS AND MANAGES ITS TIMBER AND ALCOHOL OPERATIONS.</p>\n<p>THE CENTRE IS ONE OF THE LAST PLACES PRIGOZHIN WAS PHOTOGRAPHED ALIVE… SEEN HERE WITH SYTY STANDING BY HIM. </p>\n<p>WE FILMED COVERTLY AT THE CULTURAL CENTRE, WHERE A WOMAN WHO CALLED HERSELF NAFISSA KIRYANOVA TOLD US THAT PRIGOZHIN’S DEATH HAS NOT CHANGED THE STATUS QUO. </p>\n<p>Nafisa Kiryanova, Head of Russian Cultural Center, Bangui: “So the mission continues to be, the Russian cultural mission continues to be.”</p>\n<p>Clarissa Ward, CNN: Dimitri Sytyi does not have job of running center anymore?</p>\n<p>Nafisa Kiryanova, Head of Russian Cultural Center, Bangui: “Why not, he is res for whole mission, he runs this job and runs some other directions.”</p>\n<p>Clarissa Ward, CNN: It’s all the same people basically.</p>\n<p>Nafisa Kiryanova, Head of Russian Cultural Center, Bangui: “Yes.”</p>\n<p>IN A RARE AND RECENT INTERVIEW WITH RUSSIAN MEDIA, SITII SAYS HE HOPES THE MISSION WILL NOT CHANGE.</p>\n<p>Dmitry Syty, Wagner Director [ENGLISH TRANSLATION]: "If we start to retreat, then everything that has been built will also crumble.// This is our chance. We are now looking for new friends, partners, new markets. Africa is a chance for Russia."</p>\n<p>OVER THE WEEKEND, VIDEO EMERGED OF A CEREMONY TO COMMEMORATE THE TDEATH OF PRIGOZHIN…</p>\n<p>“PRIGOZHIN- BEST FRIEND OF CENTRAL AFRICANS” A BANNER READS… AS WAGNER SECURITY CHIEF VITALY PERFILEV LOOKS ON. </p>\n<p>ONE MONTH AFTER HIS DEATH, PRIGOZHIN’S LIEUTENANTS ARE STILL STANDING… WATCHING OVER HIS EMPIRE.</p>\n<p>CLARISSA WARD, CNN BANGUI.</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>CAR CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC WAGNER PRIGOZHIN </p>\n<p></p>

Eastern Air Lines and its employee union reach an agreement to enhance safety procedures within the airline. Footage includes the defunct airline on the tarmac. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

INTERVIEW Robert Lipsyte: Joining me now is Karl Grossman who covered the early use of the Shoreham nuclear power plan for the now defunct Long Island press. He's a journalism professor winner of the George Polk award he wrote a book about Shoreham, he called it Power Crazy, Karl, you're going to have to walk me through just a little bit of it. In 1968, as I recall, the Long Island Light and Power company said that they were going to build this nuclear plant in five years for $70 million. Was it a trick did they lie? What happened? Karl Grossman: Well, in fact, this is the original press release. I have it right here from the Long Island lighting company talking about this plant, they built 500 megawatt plant, they identified it then in the 65 to $75 million range. 1966, in fact, was the first press conference. Actually, it has a lot to do with New York City. A nuclear plant was supposed to be sited in Ravenswood in Queens ConEd was to build a nuclear plant there. And in 1962, that project ended the city council began considering legislation which would prohibit any nuclear plants from being built within New York City. Robert Lipsyte: They were afraid of an accident Karl Grossman: A nuclear plant in the geographical center of New York. I mean, literally, though, the Atomic Energy Commission in those days was talking about engineering safeguards. And they won't have a mining company then in the several years afterwards figured well if carnedd can't build nuclear plants in the middle of the city, will build a string of nuclear plants on Long Island making use of the abundant water on Long Island our nuclear plants take a lot of water to keep them cool. And million gallons a minute. And at that point, Long Island compared to New York City had a relatively low population. So Lilco began considering what it called a nuclear Park scheme. And it was to build anywhere from seven to 11 nuclear plants in Shoreham. So it's called Shoreham nuclear power station one was to be the first and that's why the book is called power crazy. Robert Lipsyte: And that's that's the only one that was built. Karl Grossman: They got a license to build to a Jamesport in 1980 by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which replaced the AEC, but they've only been able to go ahead with the Shoreham plant. Robert Lipsyte: Okay, now it's 23 years later, what was supposed to cost 70 million and stop me if my figures wrong. What was supposed to cost 70 million turned out to cost 5.5 billion. Not very much if any energy was produced, but a lot of people Along the way made a lot of money, right? Karl Grossman: Well, in terms of the issue of not much of energy would be produced, in fact, an enormous amount of energy would be produced. Nothing has been out nothing produced. Yeah, a little bit of low power testing, but no commercial power. In fact, Shoreham is the most expensive power plant of any sort in the world. I mean, the whole Shoreham saga is a story of extremes. And if Shoreham would go into operation, the rates on Long Island would double making Long Island rates by far the highest in the United States.

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EDIT MASTER LISA STARK VO ON THE FAILURE TO DEVELOP THE DEFUNCT HAMILTON AIR FORCE BASE IN NOVATO, CALIFORNIA. 00:00:58 EXT SHOTS OF DECREPIT BASE BUILDINGS. STARK SU. INTV CLIPS W/ LOCAL MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS. AERIAL SHOT OF THE BASE. CU OF A PLAN FOR A HOUSING AND COMMERCIAL COMPLEX ON THE BASE LAND. LS OF DEER GRAZING ON THE BASE. 00:02:40 BLANK UNTIL THE END. CI: MILITARY: AIR FORCE BASE.

MORE LEGAL FALLOUT FROM THE 1996 VALUJET CRASH THAT KILLED 110-PEOPLE IN THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES.

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Capital Airlines BAe 146 commercial jet taking off from Luton Airport in 1990. Capital Airlines operated short-haul flights in the UK and Ireland from 1987-1990.

NAME: US IMPLOSION 20060521I TAPE: EF06/0437 IN_TIME: 10:56:01:07 DURATION: 00:01:47:15 SOURCES: ABC/Katu-Portland DATELINE: Rainier, 21 May 2006 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Aerial of area prior to implosion 2. Two buildings on site taken from boat 3. Boat in water to watch implosion 4. Tower implodes 5. Spectators pan to dust and smoke 6. Close up dust and smoke and boats nearby 7. Spectators 8. Wide shot after implosion STORYLINE: Demolition crews on Sunday destroyed the 499-foot cooling tower at a defunct commercial nuclear power plant. With a rumble, the tower leaned to the side and collapsed upon itself - leaving a cloud of dust and multi-ton pile of rubble. It took less than 10 seconds and roughly 2,800 pounds (1, 300 kilogrammes) of explosives to complete. Portland General Electric ordered the implosion at Trojan Nuclear Power Plant, about 40 miles (65 kilometres) north of Portland, as part of its decommissioning. Trojan closed in 1993 for financial and safety reasons, and the facility has been decommissioned in stages since then. It was Oregon's first and only nuclear power plant. The tower is the largest in the United States to be destroyed, according to Controlled Demolition Inc., the Maryland contractor handling the implosion. The electric company estimates the plant will not be fully decommissioned until 2024. Remaining buildings will be destroyed gradually through 2008. The spent radioactive fuel rods, which sit above ground, must be moved to a federal repository that hasn't been developed yet. (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.

(PART TWO OF THIS TWO PART REPORT SEE CLIP ID #54319 THE U-S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HAS IN INVESTIGATION INTO AN OHIO BASED COURT-REPORTING SCHOOL THAT ABRUPTLY SHUT DOWN THIS YEAR.

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Tape started rolling at 1330 eastern. Congressional hearings on the Enron scandal continue. (Imagery taken from 1330-1400 eastern)

CUTAWAYS OF BAGHDAD, IRAQ STREET SCENES FOR A CS ON LIVING CONDITIONS IN POSTWAR IRAQ. 00:00:29 CU OF PHOTOS OF IRAQI LEADER SADDAM HUSSEIN ON THE FRONT PAGES OF ENGLISH AND ARABIC NEWSPAPERS. CLIPS OF SIDEWALK VENDORS SELLING PAPERS. WS OF TRAFFIC AND PEDESTRIANS FLOWING THROUGH AN INTERSECTION. LS OF A POLICE OFFICER DIRECTING TRAFFIC WITH A TALL PORTRAIT OF HUSSEIN IN THE BACKGROUND. DEEP FOCUS SHOTS OF A BOULEVARD CLOGGED WITH TRAFFIC. MS OF A TRAFFIC COP BLOWING A WHISTLE AND WAVING HIS ARM. VS OF MOTORISTS PUMPING GASOLINE AT A SERVICE STATION. CU OF A GAS PUMP PRICE DISPLAY. CU OF A TALL PUBLIC PORTRAIT OF SADDAM WAVING. 00:08:22 EXT SHOTS OF CLOSED ALITALIA, BRITISH AIRWAYS AND LUFTHANSA AIRLINE OFFICES. MS OF A SOLDIER STANDING ON A CORNER SIPPING A CAN OF PEPSI COLA WITH A CIVILIAN FRIEND. VS OF CROWDS FLOWING THROUGH A COMMERCIAL STRIP. CU OF A DEFUNCT TRAFFIC LIGHT. CI: PERSONALITIES: HUSSEIN, SADDAM (ABOUT). ECONOMY: IRAQ. HUMANKIND: IRAQ. STREET SCENES: IRAQ.

WASHINGTON, DC FEED CNN POOL COVERAGE OF SENATOR JOHN ROCKEFELLER (D-WVA) AND DEFUNCT DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE FORMER MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR PAUL TSONGAS ADDRESSING AN AMERICAN BUSINESS CONFERENCE MEETING IN DC ABOUT THE ECONOMY. 11:26:25 ROCKEFELLER BEMOANS THE DECLINING INTEREST IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AMONG HIGH SCHOOL AGE STUDENTS AND THE EROSION OF PUBLIC FAITH IN POLITICS. 11:36:13 HE DENOUNCES PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH'S STATE OF THE UNION TAX BILL ULTIMATUM TO CONGRESS AS A MARVELOUS CHARADE, PREDICTS THE GRIDLOCK IN GOVERNENT WILL PROPEL WOMEN INTO POLITICS, DISCUSSES THE JAPANESE APPROACH TO MESHING THE INTERESTS OF GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS AND ARGUES BUSH'S HANDS OFF POSTURE TOWARDS BUSINESS HAS FAILED. 11:46:30 HE EXPLAINS BUSH THREATENED TO VETO HIS PROPOSED AUTHORIZATION OF 10 MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WHICH WAS INTENDED TO HELP COMMERCIALIZE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY, COMPARES THE GROWTH OF HEALTH CARE COSTS TO CANCER AND ADVOCATES STRENGTHENING THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT. BREAKUP. 12:01:18 ROCKEFELLER FIELDS QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE, EXPLAINING THE DEMOCRATIC INSTINCT AGAINST CUTTING THE CAPITAL GAINS TAX IS MOTIVATED BY A DESIRE TO REPAIR THE INEQUITIES THAT RESULTED FROM THE 1981 AND 1986 INCOME TAX CUTS. 12:14:15 TSONGAS ENTERS THE MEETING HALL STEPS TO THE PODIUM AND SPEAKS, DECLARING THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT THE PUBLIC NOW REALIZES THAT ECONOMIC HOPE HAS TO COME OUT OF ECONOMIC REALITY; THE BAD NEWS IS THAT THE POLITICAL ESTABLISHMENTS IN BOTH PARTIES ARE IN A STATE OF CONFUSION, PREDICTING THE CAMPAIGN OF POTENTIAL INDEPENDENT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE ROSS PEROT WILL WITHER OVER TIME AND CLAIMING HIS SUSPENDED CAMPAIGN INTRODUCED THE CONCEPT OF GENERATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY. 12:23:59 HE DISCUSSES THE RETIREMENT OF SENATOR WARREN RUDMAN (R-NH), DESCRIBES HIS PROBLEMS SECURING FUNDS FOR HIS CAMPAIGN AND COMPLAINS THAT ECONOMIC POLICY IN WASHINGTON IS GENERATED BY POLLS. 12:29:08 BLANK UNTIL THE END. CI: POLITICS: PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY CAMPAIGN, 1992.

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NAME: VIET US 101204E TAPE: EF04/1200 IN_TIME: 10:40:13:04 DURATION: 00:02:39:16 SOURCES: APTN DATELINE: Ho Chi Minh, 10 Dec 2004 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Exterior of Tan Son Nhat airport building 2. People in terminal 3. Vietnamese flag 4. Plane taxis 5. Mid shot plane 6. Close-up plane cockpit 7. Wide shot of plane 8. Woman in traditional Vietnamese dress 9. People exiting plane 10. American actor David Hasselhoff exiting plane 11. Welcoming group 12. Hasselhoff greeted on tarmac 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Martin White, Senior Vice President of Marketing, United Airlines: "With the emerging economy here in Vietnam we think its a very important country to serve both from the economic as well as a tourist standpoint. Vietnam is really turning out to be a huge tourist destination going forward and we are very proud that we are the first carrier, US carrier, to come in here in nearly thirty years." 14. United Airlines officials and Ho Chi Minh City (HCM) city officials talking at VIP room: 15. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Nguyen Huu Tin, Deputy chairman of HCM city people's committee: "This is the first direct flight from the US to Vietnam. This event will open up a new stage for the development of VN-American relations, create favourable conditions for American and Vietnamese investors and entrepreneurs to cooperate and help more overseas Vietnamese living in the US come home and contribute to the construction of the country." 16. Hasselhoff and wife 17. SOUNDBITE (English) David Hasselhoff, Actor: "After thirty years this is the first US direct flight by United Airlines and also in the cargo space we have thirty six wheelchairs we have several wheelchairs for paralympians, we have three paralympians that competed in Athens to train some of their athletes here." 18. Drum being played - tilt up to welcoming group 19. Close up drums 20. Hasselhoff and wife STORYLINE: A US passenger jet landed in Vietnam on Friday, the first such flight since the Vietnam War ended nearly 30 years ago. United Airlines Flight 869, from San Francisco, arrived in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon, shortly after 10:00 p.m. (1500 GMT). The flight - carrying 260 people, including some Vietnamese who fled their country after the war - was first US commercial plane to touch down at Tan Son Nhat International Airport since the wartime capital of South Vietnam fell to the communists in 1975. VIPs emerging from the blue and white plane were greeted by Vietnamese women wearing traditional white tunics or ao dais, and holding lotus blossoms and silk lanterns. Among the passengers was 62-year-old Vietnamese-American Bernard Lang - who said he left on the last military flight out of Saigon when it fell on April 30, 1975. American actor David Hasselhoff and his wife celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary on the flight. The trip was "really about bringing the world back together through people," he said. "There was a big buzz on the plane." Hasselhoff was bringing 36 wheelchairs to Vietnam from a US-based charity. US-Vietnam relations have improved in recent years. The two countries established diplomatic ties in 1995 and signed a landmark trade deal in 2001, followed by an aviation pact last year. United Airlines, which filed for bankruptcy two years ago, is betting the daily flight to Vietnam will be a big moneymaker. Some 1 million (m) ethnic Vietnamese live in the United States - the largest population outside Vietnam - and many visit their homeland every year. The country is also a popular destination with US veterans who want to see how it has changed. "We think it's a very important market, both from the economic as well as tourist standpoint," said Martin White, United Airlines' senior vice president of marketing. The airline says it expects air travel to Vietnam to grow by 10.5 percent a year in the next decade. Now-defunct Pan American was the last commercial US airline to fly out of Vietnam before Saigon fell. Meanwhile, Vietnam's state-owned airline has expressed interest in opening its own route to San Francisco by the end of next year, or early 2006. And American Airlines has established a partnership with Vietnam Airlines Corp. that allows them to complete journeys for each other's passengers, though American does not fly directly to Vietnam.

Reusable plastic and other waste are being discarded at a roadside garbage area in the outskirts of Kolkata, India, on June 4, 2025. World Environment Day is celebrated annually on June 5 and encourages awareness and action for the protection of the environment. (Footage by Debajyoti Chakraborty/NurPhoto via Getty Images)