B-ROLL FROM THE U.S. IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT AGENCY. THIS TAPE DEALS WITH OPERATION COMMUNITY SHIELD. INFO AS FOLLOWS:In February 2005, ICE began Operation Community Shield, a national law enforcement initiative that targets violent transnational street gangs through the use of ICE's broad law enforcement powers, including the unique and powerful authority to remove (deport) criminal aliens, including illegal aliens and legal permanent resident aliens. Under Operation Community Shield, ICE: Partners with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, in the United States and abroad, to develop a comprehensive and integrated approach in conducting criminal investigations and other law enforcement operations against violent street gangs and others who pose a threat to public safety. Identifies violent street gangs and develops intelligence on their membership, associates, criminal activities and international movements. Deters, disrupts and dismantles gang operations by tracing and seizing cash, weapons and other assets derived from criminal activities. Seeks prosecution and/or removal of alien gang members from the United States . Works closely with our attaché offices throughout Latin America and foreign law enforcement counterparts in gathering intelligence, sharing information and conducting coordinated enforcement operations. Conducts outreach efforts to increase public awareness about the fight against violent street gangs. Initially, the focus of ICE's efforts were directed toward the Mara Salvatrucha organization, commonly referred to as MS-13, one of the most violent and rapidly growing transnational street gangs. In May 2005, ICE expanded Operation Community Shield to include all transnational criminal street gangs and prison gangs. Results:Since inception, ICE agents across 100 field offices, working in conjunction with hundreds of federal, state and local law enforcement agencies nationwide, have arrested a total of 7,655 street gang members and associates, representing over 700 different gangs. These apprehensions include 2,444 criminal arrests and 5,211 administrative immigration arrests. One hundred-seven of those arrested were gang leaders. More than 2,555 of the arrested suspects had violent criminal histories. Through this initiative, ICE has also seized and removed from the streets 287 firearms. In all, Operation Community Shield arrests are up 533 percent since fiscal year 2005 and 134 percent over fiscal year 2006. Major Enforcement Actions: September 24, 2007 (Twin Cities metropolitan area and Albany , Willmar and Worthington , Minn. ): 34 aliens with ties to violent street gangs were arrested during a weeklong operation. All those arrested were targeted for their affiliations with violent street gangs such as Sureño-13, Vatos Locos, Rough Tough Somali Crips, and the Mexican Mafia, among others. Five of those apprehended were arrested on state criminal charges. Thirty of those arrested are illegal aliens and four are U.S. permanent residents whose previous criminal convictions render them eligible for deportation. Nine of the illegal aliens have been presented to the U.S. Attorney's Office for federal prosecution for re-entering the United States after having already been deported, which is a felony punishable by up to 20 years in prison. ICE will process the remainder for deportation. Those arrested during this operation are from Mexico , Nicaragua , El Salvador and Somalia . September 2, 2007 ( Oklahoma City ): 65 people were arrested during a seven-day local enforcement action targeting violent street gang members. Those arrested include members of the following Oklahoma City street gangs: Barrio Gran Mexicanos, Gran Barrio Central, Juarito Sureno 14, LA 36, Los Centrales, Murdertown, South Side Locos and Sureno 13. Those arrested originate from the following countries: Costa Rica , El Salvador , Honduras , Iraq and Mexico . Three U.S. citizens were also arrested during this operation by local law enforcement agencies. Forty-two of those arrested are known members of local street gangs; 15 had active warrants for their arrest, or were arrested on state charges. Three aliens who did not have previous criminal convictions have already been voluntarily returned to Mexico . Some of the crimes associated with those arrested during this local operation include: 1st degree rape, burglary, drug trafficking and various drug-related convictions, sexual battery, lewd acts with a child, assaulting a police office, harboring a fugitive, intentionally discharging a firearm, and illegally possessing a firearm. August 30, 2007 ( Chelsea , East Boston, Everett , Lynn , Revere and Somerville , Mass. ): 36 violent street gang members and associates were arrested during a three-day long operation. Those arrested are members and associates of the violent street gang Mara-Salvatrucha (MS-13). They come from El Salvador , Colombia , Guatemala , Honduras and Nicaragua . Of the 36 arrested, 27 entered the United States without inspection, 4 are Lawful Permanent Residents with criminal convictions that make them subject to removal from the U.S, 2 have re-entered the United States after having been deported, 2 individuals have final orders of removal from an immigration judge, and one individual was arrested on a state warrant. In addition to the arrests, the action has resulted in the seizure of a variety of machetes, knives, switchblades and a small quantity of cocaine. The criminal records of those arrested include murder, assault and battery with a deadly weapon and assault and battery – domestic, assault and battery on a police officer, possession of a firearm, armed robbery, armed assault, possession of cocaine and marijuana, breaking and entering at night with intent to commit a felony, larceny and possession burglary tools and malicious destruction of property. August 21, 2007 (northern and northwest Chicago suburbs, including Waukegan , Mundelein and Round Lake ): 58 Mexican nationals with ties to violent street gangs were arrested. They are affiliated with violent street gangs such as the Latin Kings, Sureno-13s, and the Latin Lovers. Of those arrested, 37 are illegal aliens and 21 are U.S. permanent residents whose previous criminal convictions render them eligible for deportation. Some of the crimes associated with the gang members arrested include aggravated battery, possessing a controlled substance, armed violence, possessing a firearm, aggravated unlawful use of a weapon, drunken driving, mob action and burglary. August 22, 2007 ( San Diego north county communities of Vista, Oceanside , Escondido and San Marcos ): 60 foreign nationals from Mexico with ties to violent street gangs were arrested during a two week operation. July 22, 2007 ( Arlington , Dallas , Farmers Branch, Fort Worth , Irving and Wichita Falls , Texas ): 121 violent street gang members were arrested during a seven-day enforcement action. Included were members of 27 local street gangs: 18th St., 28th St., Asian Boyz, Brown Pride, Diamond Hill, Eastside Homeboys, Eastside Locos, FTH, Fort Worth 28 Pride, How High Crew, Junior Homeboyz, Latin Kings, Love Field Players, Mexican Klan Locos, Mexican Mafia, MS-13, Neighborhood Crips, Northside Friends, Northside Locos, Puro Loco Mexicanos, Puro Tango Blast, Riverside 13, Sureno 13, True Bud Smokers, Valgos 18, Varrio Northside and Westside 12. Some of the crimes associated with the gang members arrested include; murder, sexually assaulting a child, robbery, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated robbery, possessing a controlled substance, manufacturing a controlled substance, unlawfully carrying a weapon, engaging in organized criminal activity, burglary of a building, evading arrest, and resisting arrest. June 6, 2007 ( Anaheim , Long Beach , Los Angeles , Palmdale, Pasadena , San Fernando , Santa Ana , Signal Hill and Ventura , Calif. ): Six foreign nationals with ties to violent street gangs in the Southland were arrested during the week in an operation that resulted in the arrest of 124 gang members over a three month period. 36 were arrested on criminal charges and 88 on administrative immigration violations. Some of the gangs involved included; MS-13, White Fence, the 18th Street Gang, the Black P-Stones, the Eastside Longos, the Villa Boys, and Los Primos. May 24, 2007 (Guttenberg, Paterson , Union City and West New York, N. J.): An enforcement operation shut down a criminal enterprise run by members of the Latin Kings international gang in northern Hudson County . Tito Lopez, a.k.a. "King Chino," an allegedly high-ranking Latin Kings gang member and leader of the drug distribution organization was arrested. He is allegedly responsible for leading fellow gang members to a host of criminal actions including drug distribution, burglaries, witness intimidation, assaults and weapon sales. In all, the operation netted five federal, 12 state and two ICE administrative arrests. Additionally, 340 grams of cocaine and over one pound of marijuana were seized. March 27, 2007 (Guayama, Puerto Rico ): 36 suspected members of a major violent street gang were arrested, stemming from a long-term federal investigation that targeted a Guayama-based street gang known as the Killer Bees. The investigation revealed that the Killer Bees controlled the drug and gun trafficking operations within several public housing projects and other low-income areas. The Killer Bees were also allegedly responsible for the distribution of narcotics and illegal weapons within the public housing projects as well as for laundering the proceeds generated from the illicit activity. March 9, 2006 (23 states): During a two-week enforcement action, ICE arrested 375 gang members and associates in 23 states in a joint effort with law enforcement agencies nationwide. Large numbers of gang members were arrested in Dallas (44), San Diego (41), Washington , D.C. (22), Miami (22), and Raleigh , N.C. (19). Those arrested included members of MS-13, Surenos, 18th Street Gang, Latin Kings, Bloods, Crips, Armenian Power, Street Thug Criminals, Brown Pride, Asian Dragon Family, Avenue Assassins, Spanish Gangster Disciples, Big Time Killers and Hermanos Pistoleros Latinos. More than 260 of the 375 individuals arrested have past criminal records, most of them violent. July 28, 2005 (nationwide): ICE arrested 582 street gang members and associates during a two-week, nationwide enforcement action. More than 54 violent street gangs were targeted, including Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13), Sureños, 18th Street Gang, Latin Kings, Vatos Locos, Mexican Mafia, La Raza gang, Border Brothers, Brown Pride, Norteno, Florencia 13, Tiny Rascal, Asian Boyz and Jamaican Posse. March 14, 2005 ( Baltimore , Dallas , Los Angeles , Miami , Newark , New York and Washington , D.C. ): ICE arrested 103 members of the violent street gang Mara Salvatrucha 13 (MS-13) in seven cities as part of the new anti-gang initiative called “Operation Community Shield.” Intelligence Gathering and Sharing: Under Operation Community Shield, ICE has received thousands of names of known and suspected gang members from federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, as well as from foreign governments. This information is routinely compared with ICE's immigration and customs databases to identify and prioritize gang suspects who may be subject to ICE's legal jurisdiction. ICE's Law Enforcement Support Center (LESC) in Vermont plays a central role in this effort by running data on gang suspects provided by other law enforcement agencies against its immigration databases to determine whether these individuals are subject to ICE's federal immigration authorities. This data is then shared with ICE field offices and law enforcement

TAPE: EF03/0408 IN_TIME: 22:13;27 DURATION: 1:01 SOURCES: AP STILLS/CH13 RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Buenos Aires - 3 May 2003 SHOTLIST CHANNEL 13 Buenos Aires- 3 May 2003 1. Wide shot of Macri's home 2. Mauricio Macri arriving at family home AP STILLS 3. Various stills of Florencia Macri CHANNEL 13 Buenos Aires- 3 May 2003 4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Mauricio Macri, Brother: "Everything is fine, we hope for the best and everything will turn out ok" 5. Van arriving at family home File Buenos Aires - Undated 6. Businessman Franco Macri STORYLINE The kidnapping of the teenage daughter of one of Argentina's wealthiest businessmen is reviving concerns about rising crime amid the country's worst economic, political and social crisis in decades. News reports said 19-year-old Florencia Macri, daughter of Franco Macri, was seized only blocks from her home after leaving a film institute where she studies. Her brother Mauricio said she was last seen on Tuesday. He declined to comment on reports that kidnappers had demanded a one and a half (M) million US dollars ransom for Florencia's return. He himself was kidnapped a decade ago and held chained in a basement for a week before an undisclosed ransom was paid. Florencia's kidnapping triggered frontpage headlines in prominent Argentine newspapers. Her father, who is of Italian origin, owns several of Argentina's largest businesses, including a construction company and a privately-run postal service and is widely considered one of Argentina's wealthiest citizens. Crime has been on the increase since Argentina plunged into a severe financial crisis following a 141 (B) billion dollars default on its foreign debt in December 2001. The country's economy shrank by two point two percent in 2002 and unemployment stands at an official 18 percent but private economists put the figure above 30 percent. Nearly 45 percent of the population lives in poverty, and hundreds of thousands work in the informal economy. Prominent actors, high-profile football players, businessmen and their family members have been the target of kidnapping attempts. A rash of recent carjackings, brazen daylight robberies and bank holdups have put people's nerves on edge.

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 13: Florencia Martin attends the 95th Annual Oscars Nominees Luncheon at The Beverly Hilton on February 13, 2023 in Beverly Hills, California. (Footage by Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

17:23:39:13 EDUARDO ESPINOZA, Health politics vice minister (3:48) / 17:49:30:22 FLORENCIA SANTUCHO, Human rights festival director (2:08) /

Portrait of a distraught teenage boy sitting in a chair staring into the camera in a studio

TAPE: EF03/0983 IN_TIME: 00:50:44 DURATION: 3:06 SOURCES: RCN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Florencia - 2 Nov 2003 STORYLINE 1. Tracking shot past a fire engine and people 2. Bomb site 3. Rescue workers walking over rubble 4. Damaged car 5. Rescuers walking over rubble 6. Fire engine 7. Dead body covered with sheet 8. Night shot of ambulance 9. Rubble 10. Dead body 11 Rescue scene 12. Rescuers sawing wood 13. People gathered at site 14. Ambulance driving into site 15. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Edilberto Garzon, Secretary of Government for the City of Florencia: "Precisely the people who have become victims of this attack, including the wounded, are all mostly civilians of one of the poorest neighbourhoods here. It is lamentable what has happened here. I think think this leaves us in a worrying situation because we do not understand why they would attack the civilian population. Again, most of the homes are poor and from more humble neighbourhoods. " 16. Wide zoom into water into wide 17. Pan of destroyed houses 18. Rescuer workers at damaged houses 19. Security on location 20. Various of damaged houses 21. Various of rescuers working through rubble STORYLINE A bomb exploded in a southern Colombian city on Saturday, killing three neighbourhood residents and seriously damaging several buildings. The attack occurred as a business executive's motorcade drove through Florencia, a city 350 kilometres (218 miles) south west of the capital Bogota. Eugenio Marulanda, the head of the Confederation of Chambers of Commerce, and local business leaders who were traveling in armoured cars escaped injury. Dozens of homes were damaged in the attack. No one claimed responsibility for the bombing, which bore the hallmarks of attacks previously carried out by Colombia's main rebel group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. The FARC killed 13 people last September by detonating a bomb planted on a motorcycle in Florencia's nightclub district. The FARC and the National Liberation Army have been battling a succession of elected governments in this South American country for 39 years.

12:09:15:04 EUGENIO WILMAN, photographer (4:29) / 12:23:24:15 DRA. ALEJANDRA RODRIGUEZ, family physician (4:10) / 12:43:15:01 CARLOS DE LA VEGA, film maker (2:52) / 12:52:32:13 FLORENCIA DE LA V, actr ...

Portrait of a teenager girl outdoors

** ESTA NOTA ES PARA AVISAR A LAS AFILIADAS QUE ESTE PAQUETE CONTIENE MATERIAL DE TERCEROS **\n Atención Afiliadas: Este informe contiene material de terceros y, a menos de que se indique lo contrario, este material sólo puede ser utilizado dentro del mismo informe. Además, este material no debe ser usado después de 10 días de su publicación inicial por CNN o, en ciertos casos, por un periodo más corto cuando así se indica.\n\n --SUPERS--\n:00-:24\n"Aladdin"\nCortesía Walt Disney Pictures\n\n:24-:29\nWill Smith\nActor \n\n:29-:35\n"Aladdin"\nCortesía Walt Disney Pictures\n\n:35-1:13\n"John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum"\nCortesía Summit Entertainment\n\n1:13-END\n"Echo in the Canyon"\nCortesía Greenwich Entertainment\n\n --LEAD IN--\nA PESAR DE LAS RESEÑAS, NO MUY FAVORABLES DE LOS CRÍTICOS, "ALADDIN", DE DISNEY, OBTUVO SU DESEO DE LIDERAR LAS TAQUILLAS ESTE FIN DE SEMANA. \nWILL SMITH HABLÓ DE LA EXPERIENCIA DE INTERPRETAR AL GENIO EN EL MINUTO DE HOLLYWOOD DE HOY, QUE NOS PRESENTA FLORENCIA TRUCCO.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nNat music \nLA NUEVA VERSIÓN DE "ALADDIN" DE DISNEY LIDERÓ LA TAQUILLA EN EL FIN DE SEMANA DEL DÍA DE LOS CAÍDOS. \nEN EL ESTRENO MUNDIAL DE LA PELÍCULA, EL ACTOR WILL SMITH NOS HABLÓ SOBRE CÓMO FUE INTERPRETAR AL ICÓNICO GENIO. \nWill Smith, Actor: Al comienzo estuve muy nervioso, ya que fue Robin Williams quien dobló la voz del genio en la versión original. Estuve nervioso por gran parte de la película, hasta que la canción "Friend Like Me" me mostró que podría tanto rendirle un homenaje a Robin como poder darle una nueva versión a la música. Estoy muy, muy orgulloso con el resultado de la película".\nNats \n"You think you can take John Wick?"\nNats \nJOHN WICK COMPITE CON SÍ MISMO. SEGÚN HOLLYWOOD REPORTER, "JOHN WICK: CHAPTER THREE: PARABELLUM" ES LA PELÍCULA MÁS TAQUILLERA DE LA FRANQUICIA, SUPERANDO LA MARCA DE 181 MILLONES DE DÓLARES TRAS 10 DÍAS EN LOS CINES. EN COMPARACIÓN, LA ORIGINAL "JOHN WICK" OBTUVO MÁS DE 88 MILLONES DE DÓLARES EN 13 SEMANAS DE EXHIBICIÓN, MIENTRAS QUE "JOHN WICK: CHAPTER TWO" SE QUEDÓ CON POCO MÁS DE 171 MILLONES EN 11 SEMANAS.\nNats \n"Laurel Canyon, it was like an open ticket to a studio, to a record, to everything."\nEL DOCUMENTAL MUSICAL "ECHO IN THE CANYON" ES UN ÉXITO DE TAQUILLA. LA PELÍCULA ESTRENÓ ESTE FIN DE SEMANA EN SOLAMENTE DOS PANTALLAS Y RECAUDÓ MÁS DE 100 MIL DÓLARES. ESTO LE DA A "ECHO IN THE CANYON" LA DISTINCIÓN DE LA SEGUNDA PELÍCULA CON MÁS RECAUDACIÓN PROMEDIO POR PANTALLA EN 2019, SOLO DETRÁS DE "AVENGERS: ENDGAME". \nPARA EL MINUTO DE HOLLYWOOD, LES INFORMÓ FLORENCIA TRUCCO.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

TAPE: EF03/0873 IN_TIME: 22:12:02 DURATION: 2:47 SOURCES: RCN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Florencia, 28 Sept 2003 SHOTLIST: ?? SHOTS 1. Police car arriving at scene 2. Injured person being carried from blast site by paramedics 3. Dead body on ground at site 4. Various of police and watchers around blast site 5. Exterior of building were motorcycle bomb was detonated 6. Close-up of site 7. Emergency vehicle 8. Paramedics taking victim into an ambulance 9. Police car 10. "Do not cross" line being placed at blast site ? SHOTS 11. Local residents gathered by blast site 12. Close-up of blood inside building 13. Damaged entrance and debris 14. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Col. Rafael Parra, Florencia Police Chief: "The information I have is that a motorcycle bomb was left in the Zona Rosa (district of Florencia) and was later detonated. I want to take this opportunity to say to all residents that if we are indifferent to these acts this is what happens." 15. Family members waiting outside clinic 16. List of victims 17. Colombian Defense Minister, Martha Lucia Ramirez, visiting victims 18. Various of victims 19. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Voxpop, Victim: "It was at around three in the morning when that thing exploded. I fainted when it happened, I don't recall anything else." 20. Blood remains at blast site 21. Local residents gathered outside blast site STORYLINE: A remote-controlled motorcycle bomb killed 10 people and injured at least 48 others early on Sunday outside a packed disco in Colombia's southwestern city of Florencia, the army said. The bomb exploded around 4 a.m. (1100 GMT) as revellers were leaving bars and nightclubs in the city's upscale Zona Rosa district. The dead were identified as a 9-year-old child, two police officers and seven bystanders, said Gen. Luis Alberto Ardila, the commander of the army's 2nd Division in Florencia, 380 kilometers (235 miles) southwest of the capital, Bogota. Local police blamed the attack on Colombia's largest rebel group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, which has been battling to overthrow the government for nearly four decades. Florencia police chief Col. Rafael Parra immediately offered a reward equal to US$17,500 for information leading to the perpetrators of the attack. He called for residents to donate blood as the injured, some in a serious condition, flooded the only emergency hospital in the city of 100-thousand inhabitants. The attack comes amid a FARC campaign to disrupt state and mayoral elections scheduled for October 25. The guerrillas have been blamed for targetting energy and rail targets and bridges in the past few weeks. Security forces have responded by carrying out mass arrests of suspected rebel fighters, leading to the seizure of several arms caches. Florencia is one of the largest cities on the border of a former rebel safe haven the size of Switzerland that was the site of peace negotiations. The talks collapsed in February 2002, and the government then withdrew the region's status as a safe haven. Colombia's civil conflict pits the FARC and a smaller rebel group against outlawed right-wing paramilitary factions and the government. It claims an estimated 3-thousand 500 lives every year.

The portrait reflects the young girl's cuteness in her familiar surroundings.

<p><b>Atención Afiliadas: </b></p>\n<p><b>Este informe contiene material de terceros y, a menos de que se indique lo contrario, este material sólo puede ser utilizado dentro del mismo informe. Además, este material no debe ser usado después de 10 días de su publicación inicial por CNN o, en ciertos casos, por un periodo más corto cuando así se indica.</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>:00-:30</p>\n<p>"Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour"</p>\n<p>De Taylor Swift</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:30-1:05</p>\n<p>"The Exorcist: Believer"</p>\n<p>De Universal Pictures</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>SI NO PUDO ASISTIR A LA MÁS RECIENTE MEGA GIRA DE UNA CIERTA SUPERESTRELLA DE LA MÚSICA, TENDRÁ OTRA OPORTUNIDAD -- POR EL PRECIO DE UNA ENTRADA DE CINE. </p>\n<p>FLORENCIA TRUCCO LO EXPLICA EN EL MINUTO HOLLYWOOD DE HOY. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS-- </b></p>\n<p>NATS </p>\n<p>"People come up to me and they've been like 'You're gonna just like do a show with like all the albums in it?' And I was like 'Yeah, it's gonna be called The Eras Tour. See you there.'" </p>\n<p>TAYLOR SWIFT LLEVA SU "ERAS TOUR" A LA PANTALLA GRANDE. UNA PELÍCULA DE DOS HORAS Y 45 MINUTOS QUE DOCUMENTA LA GIRA RECORDISTA DEL CONCIERTO DE LA CANTAUTORA ESTRENARÁ EN LOS CINES EL 13 DE OCTUBRE, INCLUYENDO LAS SALAS DE A-M-C IMAX. HORAS DESPUÉS DE QUE LAS ENTRADAS SALIERON A LA VENTA, LOS SITIOS WEB DE MUCHOS CINES A-M-C MOSTRARON SALAS CASI LLENAS PARA EL FIN DE SEMANA DE APERTURA. </p>\n<p>NATS </p>\n<p>"You have some experience with possession?" </p>\n<p>"Yes, more than I'd like." </p>\n<p>LA VENTA DE ENTRADAS PARA TAYLOR SWIFT FUE SUFICIENTE PARA ASUSTAR A "THE EXORCIST: BELIEVER”. LA PELÍCULA DE TERROR ESTRENARÍA EL MISMO DÍA, EL VIERNES 13 DE OCTUBRE, PERO TRAS EL ANUNCIO DE "ERAS TOUR", UNIVERSAL ADELANTÓ LA FECHA DE ESTRENO DE "BELIEVER” PARA EL 6 DE OCTUBRE. EL PRODUCTOR JASON BLUM CONFIRMÓ LA NOTICIA EN LAS REDES SOCIALES, AGREGANDO LA ETIQUETA "TAYLOR WINS", O "TAYLOR GANA". PARA EL MINUTO DE HOLLYWOOD, SOY FLORENCIA TRUCCO.</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--MUSIC INFO---</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>

TAPE: EF01/0872 IN_TIME: 04:24:40 DURATION: 1:32 SOURCES: RCN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Florencia - 18 Dec 2001 SHOTLIST: 1. Wide shot Florencia city 2. Various soldiers around prison 3. Mid shot ambulance 4. Wide shot damage done by attack 5. Various soldiers 6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Carlos Albert Jurando, Chief of Police Caqueta: "Apparently they were guerrillas, never the less they did not accomplish their objective. There were three inmates killed. There are also 13 injured, five seriously. We recovered some weapons and it was a successful police operation." 7. Mid shot vehicle damaged by attack 8. Various soldiers 9. Wide shot prison STORYLINE: Leftist Colombian rebels attacked a prison with machine guns and mortars in a bid to free jailed comrades but were repelled by guards, police and army troops, officials said on Tuesday. The fighting late Monday on the outskirts of Florencia, the capital of southern Colombia's Caqueta state, left three inmates dead. Five inmates and four guards were wounded, said prisons spokesman Oscar Galvis. Nine inmates escaped through a hole in the prison wall that had been blasted open by a homemade rebel mortar, but they were recaptured shortly afterward, Galvis said. Some 200 members of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, Colombia's biggest rebel group, participated in the attack on the federal prison. The prison holds 1,100 inmates, many of them FARC members.

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NAME: COL MUD 120605N TAPE: EF05/0517 IN_TIME: 10:03:01:23 DURATION: 00:01:57:12 SOURCES: RCN DATELINE: Various - 10/11 June 2005 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: Night shots Caqueta, 10 June 2005 1. Various of flooded houses 2. Mid shot of residents walking on flooded streets 3. Mid shot of rescue workers on speed boats 4. Mid shot of residents walking on flooded streets 5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Norma Paulina Poveda, Florencia's Regional authority: "Well, unfortunately the official numbers we have are 760 affected people and about 453 houses that got damaged. So far we don't have any information of missing or injured people" Caqueta, 11 June 2005 6. Mid shot of mattress laying on the street 7. Mid shot of damaged house and belongings lying on the street 8. Various of residents picking up what is left after the heavy rains 9. Mid shot of damaged house 10. Mid shot of destroyed houses and residents picking up what is left after the rains Caqueta, 10 June 2005 11. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Gustavo Ortega, Florencia's Disaster Prevention Officer: "Because of the heavy rains we have all over the country, specially in the south, Florencia (Referring to the capital of Caqueta) has been affected " Caldas, 11 June 2005 12. Mid shot of rescue workers transporting a cadaver on a stretcher 13. Various of rescue workers digging to recover more bodies after the mudslide 14. Tilt down of mudslide to rescue workers looking for more bodies STORYLINE: Heavy rainstorms in parts of Colombia over the week shut down roads, knocked out power lines and unleashed massive floods, leaving at least 760 people affected. Hardest hit was the city of Florencia, located 235 miles southwest of Bogota, where rain on Friday turned several central streets into rivers. According to Norma Paulina Poveda, Florencia's Regional authority, no one has been reported missing or injured in the city but hundreds of people have lost homes or sustained damage to property. Also on Saturday rescue workers recovered the body of a teenager who was buried Friday after torrential rains in southwestern Colombia unleashed mudslides. At least six people died Friday in an impoverished mountainside neighbourhood in Colombia's coffee-growing region, officials said. Four members of the same family, including two children, were killed when a slide washed away their wooden shack-like home near Manizales, 100 miles northwest of the capital, Bogota, the Disaster Prevention Office said. Relief workers covered in mud lifted the victims' bodies from the rubble. At least 20 families have been forced to abandon their homes in the area. Several people are killed across Colombia every year during the rainy seasons as a result of flooding and landslides.

Portrait of smiling teenage girl sitting against house on weekend

** ESTA NOTA ES PARA AVISAR A LAS AFILIADAS QUE ESTE PAQUETE CONTIENE MATERIAL DE TERCEROS **\n Atención Afiliadas: Este informe contiene material de terceros y, a menos de que se indique lo contrario, este material sólo puede ser utilizado dentro del mismo informe. Además, este material no debe ser usado después de 10 días de su publicación inicial por CNN o, en ciertos casos, por un periodo más corto cuando así se indica.\n\n --SUPERS--\n:00-:13\n"Frozen II"\nDe Walt Disney Pictures\n\n:13-:19\n"Missing Link"\nDe Annapurna Pictures\n\n:19-:22\n"How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World"\nDe Universal Pictures\n\n:22-:23\n"Toy Story 4"\nDe Disney/Pixar\n\n:23-:28\n"Klaus"\nDe Netflix\n\n:28-:52\n"After Parkland"\nDe Kino Lorber\n\n:56-1:29\nManuel Oliver\nPadre de Víctima de Tiroteo en Parkland\n\n1:29-1:39\n"After Parkland"\nDe Kino Lorber\n\n --LEAD IN--\n¡TEMPORADA DE PREMIOS EN HOLLYWOOD! \nTENEMOS LAS NOMINACIONES PARA LOS PREMIOS ANNIE Y UN DOCUMENTAL QUE ESTÁ LLAMANDO ATENCIÓN. \nAQUÍ ESTÁ FLORENCIA TRUCCO CON EL MINUTO DE HOLLYWOOD.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n(nats) "Every day's a little harder, as I feel my powers grow..."\n"FROZEN 2" ES COLÍDER EN LAS NOMINACIONES PARA LOS PREMIOS ANNIE, LOS PREMIOS DEL MUNDO DE LA ANIMACIÓN. LA SECUELA DE DISNEY Y "MISSING LINK" LIDERAN LAS NOMINACIONES DE ESTE AÑO CON OCHO CADA. COMPETIRÁN POR LA MEJOR PELÍCULA ANIMADA CON "HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: "THE HIDDEN WORLD", "TOY STORY 4", Y "KLAUS". LA EDICIÓN 47 DE LOS PREMIOS ANNIE SERÁ EL 25 DE ENERO EN LOS ÁNGELES. \n"No tienes idea de lo que se siente al volver a casa y no tener a tu hijo aquí".\nJOAQUIN OLIVER FUE UNA DE LAS 17 PERSONAS ASESINADAS EN LA ESCUELA SECUNDARIA MARJORIE STONEMAN DOUGLAS EN PARKLAND, FLORIDA. EL DOCUMENTAL "AFTER PARKLAND" MUESTRA A SUS PADRES, MANUEL Y PATRICIA, INVOLUCRADOS EN LA CAUSA DE DETENER ESOS TIROTEOS MASIVOS, QUE -DICEN- QUE ENFADABAN A JOAQUÍN POR MUCHOS AÑOS.\nManuel Oliver, Padre de Víctima de Tiroteo en Parkland: "Él estaba totalmente preocupado. No tenía miedo... estaba luchando. Decía 'tenemos que hacer algo al respecto. Esto es una locura'. Y luego se convirtió en una de las víctimas en Parkland. Así que estamos dedicando todo el esfuerzo a algo que él comenzó en nuestra casa, no fuimos nosotros. Y desearía que hubiéramos podido comenzar junto con él. Probablemente le hubiéramos dedicado el tiempo y la atención que le dedicamos hoy, como cuando él estaba seguro de lo que estaba haciendo".\n"Usted no tiene que pagar el precio que pagamos para comprender lo que está sucediendo".\nPARA EL MINUTO DE HOLLYWOOD, LES INFORMÓ FLORENCIA TRUCCO.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n