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DOLE AT SHOPPING MALL. HE GETS ICE CREAM. DOLE AT ARMY RECRUITMENT CENTER. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SPEECH. HOTEL FORT DES MOINES.

It's the first big hurdle on the road to the white house... But could prove to be a major stumbling block for candidates including Richard Lugar. Iowa Republicans say they're sick of negative campaigning... But they are nonetheless responding to it. One day before the Iowa Caucuses... there's almost no support for Lugar's presidential bid. Most recent polls show him trailing front-runner Bob Dole by more than 25-percentage points. Political reporter Norman Cox joins us from Iowa.

BARS. CU MAN ON THE STREET INTV/W AREA RESIDENTS OF DES MOINES DISCUSSING THE UPCOMING DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS AND THE SURROUNDING PUBLICITY. MS PEOPLE ENTERING SHOPPING MALL. MS SATELLITE DISH ANTENNA. MS MAN WEARING A GIGANTIC COWBOY HAT AND RUBBER MASK, DEPICTING RONALD REAGAN. VS STREET SCENES. CI: POLITICS: PRESIDENTIAL CAUCUS, IOWA. STREETS: IOWA, DES MOINES. PERSONALITIES: REAGAN, RONALD (ABOUT).

00:00:00:00 [TWO-CHANNEL AUDIO] (TAPE 2)--REAX MOS ELDERLY WOMAN IN RESTAURANT AT "BAKER'S SQUARE" ON SOCIAL SECURITY/ B-ROLL PEOPLE WALK AROUND SHOPPING CENTER. TIME CODE DUB 14:16: ...

[OBAMA AT RETAIL STOP AT MALL FOOD COURT IN DES MOINES] [DES MOINES, IOWA USA] FTG OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SENATOR BARACK OBAMA (D-ILL) AT A RETAIL STOP AT A MALL FOOD COURT IN DES MOINES, IA 14:19:00 SHOT OBAMA GLADHANDING 14:20:08 STILL WITH CROWD A LITTLE AUDIBLE DIALOUGE 14:20:41 TALKING TO WOMAN ABOUT LUNCH 14:21:05 (ASSUMING) OBAMA'S WIFE TALKING TO LADY 14:22:09 IOWA WOMEN SAYING HOW MUCH THEY ENJOY THE ATMOSPHERE 14:23:26 OBAMA RESPONDING TO A WOMAN'S QUESTION 14:26:35 RESPONDING TO QUESTIONS IN THE CROWD 14:27:16 BIRTHDAY PICTURE WITH A BOY 14:27:22 WHO WOULD YOU NOMINATE FOR THE SUPREME COURT. OBAMA ANSWERS NO ONE IN PARTICULAR. SOMEONE WITH INTEGRITY ETC ETC BUT SOMEONE WITH BIAS TOWARDS THE LITTLE PEOPLE. 14:29:20 A NURSE SAYS THAT THEY NEED TO MAKE MOER MONEY THAN A FOOTBALL PLAYER IN ONE GAME. OBAMA COUNTERS YOUR RIGHT AND WE ALSO NEED TO PAY A PROFESSOR AS MUCH AS A NURSE. WE NEED TO WORK ON THAT. 14:30:48 TALKING ABOUT TAX POLICY 14:34:50 TALKING TO VARIOUS SUPPORTERS GLADHANDING 14:36:36 A WOMAN SAYS I LOVE YOU HE JOKES I LOVE YOU BACK 14:38:50 GUY SAYS I HAVE NEVER VOTED DEMOCRAT BUT I WILL VOTE FOR YOU

An Iowa grocery store chain unveils the test marketing of a new cashier-less checkout system at one of its stores in Des Moines today.

CUTAWAYS OF SENATOR EDWARD KENNEDY (D-MASS) AND PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, MASSACHUSETTS MICHAEL DUKAKIS ADDRESSING A CAMPAIGN RALLY AT A DES MOINES, IOWA MALL. 17:02:35 high angle ws of dukakis supporters massed inside on the vast mall floor. ws of a stage platform beneath a banner reading, mike dukakis and ted kennedy. panning wide shots of the atrium above the mall floor. 17:18:50 zoom in to ms of kennedy at a podium on the platform, listing his iowa caucus experience, lauding dukakis' economic achievements in massachusetts and urging listeners to vote for dukakis. 17:25:53 ws of dukakis shaking kennedy's hand as he steps to the podium. zoom in to ms of dukakis thanking kennedy for his support and explaining why his wife, kitty, will make a great first lady. zoom out to mls reveals kitty in the bg. ms of dukakis joking that all the alumnus of the administration of president ronald reagan leave the white house escorted by a special prosecutor. CI: PERSONALITIES: DUKAKIS, KITTY. PERSONALITIES: DUKAKIS, MICHAEL. PERSONALITIES: KENNEDY, EDWARD. PERSONALITIES: REAGAN, RONALD (ABOUT). POLITICS: PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY CAMPAIGN, 1988.

CLIP REEL OF DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SENATOR GARY HART (D-COLO) MAKING CAMPAIGN APPEARANCES IN OTTAWA, COLORADO HIS HOMETOWN AND OTHER AREAS IN THE MIDWEST. 14:34:58:26 Hart and his wife Lee greet supporters, shake hands and sign autographs. 14:42:25:00 Cu of a Hart autograph on an old photo of him. 14:45:40:00 Hart begins a speech by praising his wife Lee. He challenges his fellow candidates to propose a way of balancing the budget without raising taxes. He says It cannot be done. 14:55:30:00 Night exts of Hart campaigning outside a factory. 14:55:30:00 VS of Hart addressing a high school class. Hart addresses a shopping mall rally. 15:02:40:00 Lee Hart pours coffee for her husband in a diner. Gary Hart talks to supporters. Ms of Hart addressing an audience about US policy in Central America. 15:08:15:00 The Harts campaign on a sidewalk and in a mall. 15:11:42:00 Cu of a license plate reading Hart '88. B&W still of Hart weeping. Ms of a Des Moines newspaper containing the photo. Vs of Hart riding a subway train in Chicago. VS of the Harts campaigning there. CI: PERSONALITIES: HART, GARY. PERSONALITIES: HART, LEE. POLITICS: PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY CAMPAIGN, 1988.

[CAMPAIGN 2000: AL GORE ON PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND TAXES IN DES MOINES, IOWA. 1245 - 1345] 12:53:51 OUTSIDE SHOT OF ROPELINE [NO AUDIO] 13:05:16 BLACK ... SATELITE PROBLEMS 13:05:38 BARS WOI-TV UPLINK AMES/DES MOINES 515-294-9880 13:07:25 MS OF AUDIENCE AWAITING GORE ... GORE/LIEBERMAN SIGNS 13:11:45 BARS AND TONE WOI-TV UPLINK AMES/DES MOINES 515-294-9880 13:21:23 WS OF AUDIENCE ... AUDIENCE WAITING OUTDOORS WITH GORE/LIEBERMAN SIGNS AND POMPONS 13:27:56 BLACK 13:29:17 CU OF PODIUM ... SIGN READS "GORE/LIEBERMAN, STANDING UP FOR IOWA" 13:29:27 BARS 13:30:04 GORE ARRIVES 13:30:39 MAN AT PODIUM LEADING CROWD IN CHANT OR "ONE-TWO-THREE-FOUR WE WANT AL GORE" 13:32:04 VILSAC INTRODUCES ROMONA HOLLIDAY ... GETS CROWD READY FOR GORE 13:34:01 ROMONA HOLLIDAY, NURSE AT INTERNAL MEDICINE CLINIC IN DES MOINES, IOWA ... TALKS ABOUT PATIENT WHO LIVES IN WESTERN IOWA ... PATIENT CANNOT AFFORD MEDICINE ... NEEDS AL GORE 13:35:02 HOLLIDAY: STORY ABOUT A WOMAN WHO IS UNABLE TO WORK... RELIES ON MEDICARE ... WAITS TABLES AT A LOCAL MALL (4 HOURS A DAY) TO PAY FOR PRESCRIPTION MEDICINES ... SHE NEEDS AL GORE 13:35:31 THIS IS THE MAN WHO IS GOING TO PROVIDE DRUG COVERAGE 13:35:42 "THE NEXT UNITED STATES PRESIDENT" 13:36:02 [HEAD ON OF AL GORE AT PODIUM] GREAT TO BE BACK IN IOWA ... MENTIONS FRIENDSHIPS HE AND TIPPER HAVE MADE IN IOWA 13:36:45 THANKS THE FIRST LADY OF IOWA, KRISTI VILSAC ... THANKS MAYOR PRESTON DANIELS ... SAYS HE'S A LONG-TIME FRIEND 13:37:20 CAME TO IOWA TO TALK ABOUT ONE OF THE ISSUES PLAYING A ROLE IN THE ELECTION 13:37:45 SAYS HE NEEDS IOWA'S HELP ON NOVEMBER 7TH 13:37:56 ELECTION NOT REALLY ABOUT POLITICS ... IT'S ABOUT PRIORITIES ... WE HAVE SOME SUCCESSES TO CELEBRATE IN AMERICA ... POVERTY RATE DOWN ... MEDIAN INCOME UP [AUDIENCE BOOS OPPONENT'S CHARGE THAT COUNTRY WAS BETTER OFF 8 YEARS AGO] ... GORE MENTIONS BILL CLINTON BY NAME 13:39:02 LOWEST AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND LATINO UNEMPLOYMENT EVER MEASURED ... NOT SATISFIED ... ELECTION NOT ABOUT THE PAST 13:39:43 WANTS SUPPORT ON THE BASIS OF STRONGER, FAIRER ECONOMY 13:39:58 END THE SO-CALLED "FREEDOM TO FARM" LAW 13:40:17 CREATE JOBS ... ENRICH NOT JUST THE FEW BUT ALL OF OUR FAMILIES. 13:40:46 ALMOST HALF OF ALL THE BENEFITS OF THEIR TAX CUT PLAN GO TO THE WEALTHIEST OF ONE PERCENT 13:41:03 TAX CUTS OUGHT TO GO TO THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE A HARD TIME PAYING TAXES 13:41:18 WE HAVE ALSO GOT TO RECOGNIZE THAT HEALTH CARE IS NOW A GREAT CHALLENGE FOR AMERICANS 13:41:35 IN ALTOONA, WE HEARD MOVING STORIES ABOUT PATIENT WHO CANNOT PAY BILLS 13:41:51 MEDICINES REDUCE CHOLESTEROL INSTEAD OF DOING MORE BYPASS SURGERIES ... THERE ARE MIRACLE DRUGS THAT CAN SAVE LIVES ... BUT THEY ARE EXPENSIVE 13:42:31 JOE LIEBERMAN AND I HAVE PROPOSED A PLAN TO GIVE ALL SENIORS A PRESCRIPTION DRUG BENEFIT UNDER MEDICARE ... THE OTHER SIDE HAS PUT FORWARD A PLAN THAT FAVORS BIG DRUG COMPANIES 13:43:27 PART OF THE PROBLEM IS OUT HEALTH CARE SYSTEM NOW ... PATIENTS BILL OF RIGHTS TAKES HEALTH CARE DECISIONS AWAY FROM THE HMOs AND GIVE BACK TO DOCTORS AND NURSES 13:44:11 FAMILIES ARE BEING ROCKED BY FINANCIAL BURDENS ... NEED TO HAVE MEDICARE AS A CHAMPION FOR SENIORS ... DRUG COMPANIES SUPPORT OPPONENTS PLAN BECAUSE THEY ARE AFRAID THAT IF MEDICARE GETS INTO THE BUSINESS OF PROTECTING SENIORS ... 13:45:04 IT'S TIME THAT SENIORS DID HAVE SOMEONE STANDING UP FOR THEM AND AGAINST THE BIG DRUG COMPANIES ... I'M NOT AFRAID OF THEM 13:45:29 THERE ARE OTHER PRIORITIES ... TIME TO RECOGNIZE THAT LEARNING IS MORE IMPORTANT ... TREAT TEACHERS LIKE PROFESSIONALS ... GIVE COMMUNITIES HELP ... UNIVERSAL PRESCHOOL FOR EVERY CHILD IN AMERICA ... TIME TO GIVE FAMILIES HELP TO PAY COLLEGE TUITION

NAME: US ANTIWAR 20070128Ix TAPE: EF07/0108 IN_TIME: 10:04:19:05 DURATION: 00:02:53:03 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/ABC DATELINE: Various - 27 Jan 2007 RESTRICTIONS: see script SHOTLIST: AP Television News Washington DC 1. Protestors on National Mall 2. Protestors 3. Close up protestor; tilt up to sign 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Melissa Nalevanko, sister of soldier killed in Iraq: "I'm here to show what the human cost of war is. It's senseless, and it's time for everybody to come home, so no one else has to go through what me and my family have gone through." 5. Close up, effigy of US President, George W. Bush 6. Protestors marching toward US Capitol 7. Protestor playing guitar and singing 8. Protestors holding peace flags in front of US Capitol 9. Protestors marching 10. Wide of protestors marching past US Capitol 11. Wide of protestors marching ABC (KTTV-TV) - No access North America/Internet Los Angeles, California 12. Aerial of demonstration ABC (ABC News One) - No access North America/Internet Los Angeles, California 13. Protestors marching 14. Protestors carrying flag-draped coffins 15. Anti-war symbol; tilt down to protestors carrying anti-war signs 16. Wide of protestors marching ABC (KWTV-TV) - No access North America/Internet Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 17. Wide of protestors outside Oklahoma statehouse 18. Protestors; pan left to display of military boots (symbolising American war dead) on statehouse steps 19. Close up of military boots on statehouse steps 20. Medium of protestors outside statehouse ABC (WABC-TV) - No access North America/Internet Des Moines, Iowa 21. Wide of protestor holding peace sign 22. Various of protestors marching STORYLINE: Tens of thousands joined protests across America on Saturday in an anti-war demonstration linking military families and ordinary citizens in a spirited call for the United States to get out of Iraq. Celebrities, a half-dozen lawmakers and protestors from distant states rallied in Washington DC, seizing an opportunity to press their cause with a Congress restive about the war and a country that has turned against the conflict. "I'm here to show what the human cost of war is. It's senseless, and it's time for everybody to come home, so no one else has to go through what me and my family have gone through," said Melissa Nalevanko, the sister of soldier killed in Iraq. The rally on the Mall unfolded peacefully, although about 300 protesters tried to rush the Capitol, running up the grassy lawn to the front of the building. Police on motorcycles tried to stop them, scuffling with some and barricading entrances. About 50 demonstrators blocked a street near the Capitol for about 30 minutes, but they were dispersed without arrests. United for Peace and Justice, a coalition group sponsoring the protest, had hoped 100,000 would come. They claimed even more afterward, but police, who no longer give official estimates, said privately the crowd was smaller than 100,000. A small contingent of active-duty service members apparently attended the rally, wearing civilian clothes because military rules forbid them from protesting in uniform. In the crowd, signs recalled the November elections that defeated the Republican congressional majority in part because of President Bush's Iraq policy. Bush reaffirmed his commitment to his planned troop increase in a phone conversation on Saturday with the Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. The president, frequently out of town on protest days, was in Washington for the weekend. Protests against the war were held in several other US cities on Saturday. In Los Angeles, several thousand people attended a rally outside the Democratic party's local offices, then marched to the Los Angeles federal building. In Oklahoma City, a few hundred people took part in a protest outside the Oklahoma statehouse. Protestors lined up combat boots on the statehouse steps to symbolise US troops killed in Iraq. In Des Moines, Iowa, hundreds more joined the anti-war rally. Most of the protestors voiced their disapproval of the Bush administration but some also criticised Democratic presidential candidate Senator Hillary Clinton, in Des Moines for a campaign event. There were calls for her to repudiate her vote to authorise the war four years ago.

B ROLL FTG OF 1996 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE STEVE FORBES VISITING W/ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ON THE DAY OF THE IOWA CAUCUSES IN DES MOINES, IOWA. 02:00:01 BARS. 02:00:21 TIGHT SHOT INSIDE MALL TYPE BUILDING OF NEON SIGN IN WINDOW OF RESTAURANT READING THE ORIGINAL CONEY ISLAND SINCE 1919. 02:00:39 MS OF FORBES & WIFE SABINA FORBES WALKING OUT OF RESTAURANT & SHAKING HANDS W/ PEOPLE. 02:00:57 MS OF POLICE OFFICER TALKING W/ FORBES & TELLING HIM THAT HE IS GOING TO VOTE FOR HIM. 02:01:21 VS OF SMALL CHILDREN SEATED ON FLOOR SINGING AND CLAPPING ALONG W/ TEACHER IN CLASSROOM AT THE DOWNTOWN SCHOOL. 02:02:20 MWS FROM SIDE ANGLE OF FORBES ENTERING CLASSROOM & SHAKING HANDS W/ CHILDREN. 02:02:35 NICE HEAD ON MCU OF FORBES. PAN DOWN TO CHILDREN EXTENDING THEIR HANDS TO FORBES. 02:02:49 MS FROM SIDE ANGLE OF FORBES & SABINA SHAKING HANDS W/ YOUNG STUDENTS. PAN DOWN TO CHILDREN. 02:03:18 REAR MWS OF FORBES GREETING CHILDREN. 02:03:41 WS FROM BEHIND CHILDREN OF FORBES & SABINA SEATED IN FAR VIEW DURING CLASSROOM DISCUSSION ABOUT BEING PRESIDENT. 02:04:13 CUTAWAYS OF CHILDREN. 02:04:30 CU OF FORBES FROM THE SIDE. PULL BACK TO MS FROM THE SIDE OF FORBES & SABINA. 02:05:28 SOUNDBITE FORBES SAYING THAT IF HE IS ELECTED PRESIDENT HE WILL MAKE SURE THEY DO NOT HAVE TOO MUCH HOMEWORK AT NIGHT. 02:05:38 WS OF CHILDREN AS UNSEEN FORBES SAYS IF HE COULD HAVE THE CAUCUSES THERE, HE WOULD BE IN GOOD SHAPE. 02:05:51 WS W/ CHILDREN IN FG OF FORBES OPENING BOOK "THE LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD" TO READ AS SABINA LOOKS ON BESIDE HIM. 02:06:02 MS OF FORBES STARTING TO READ BOOK "THE LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD" TO CHILDREN. 02:06:35 VS OF FORBES READING BOOK TO CHILDREN. 02:07:18 TIGHT SHOT OF BOOK IN FORBES' HAND. 02:07:38 MS OVER FORBES' SHOULDER OF CHILDREN. 02:08:32 TIGHT SHOT OF FORBES HOLDING BOOK PAGES UP. TILT UP TO TIGHT SHOT OF FORBES. PULL BACK TO WS. PUSH IN TO MS. 02:09:23 MORE VS OF FORBES READING TO CHILDREN. 02:11:25 CU OF CHILD PICKING HER NOSE & THEN LOOKING UP AT CAMERA. 02:11:51 CU OF FACES OF CHILDREN. 02:12:03 WS OF FORBES W/ BORED BOY IN FG LOOKING IN CAMERA LENS. 02:12:21 MWS OF FORBES READING ALOUD "I THINK I CAN, I THINK I CAN, I THINK I CAN" FROM BOOK. 02:13:52 MWS OF FORBES TELLING CHILDREN THE MORAL OF THE STORY WHICH IS TO BELIEVE IN YOURSELF. 02:14:18 MS OF SABINA TELLING CHILDREN THE NAMES OF HER DAUGHTERS. 02:14:44 NICE MS OF CHILDREN CLIMBING INTO FORBES' LAP & STANDING AROUND HIM FOR PHOTO OP. 02:15:41 CU OF FORBES FLANKED BY CHILDREN. 02:16:11 REAR MS OF FORBES POSING W/ CHILDREN. 02:16:22 CUTAWAYS OF THE PRESS. 02:16:51 MCU OF FORBES PICKING UP BOY. 02:17:02 VS OF FORBES TALKING TO THE PRESS & GREETING PEOPLE AS HE WALKS THROUGH CORRIDORS W/ SABINA & OTHERS IN HIS DEPARTURE. 02:18:40 MWS OF FORBES SHAKING HANDS W/ MAN IN FAST FOOD RESTAURANT AS OTHER PATRONS LOOK ON. 02:18:47 END OF TAPE.