VIDEO OF OIL NEAR CHANDELEUR ISLANDS Video shot today of oil near Chandeleur islands followed by raw interview with St Bernard Parish Sheriff Jack Stephens (shot Friday) about the oil on the islands Source: ABC Ingest rolling Slug Chandeleur Islands See videographer Jack Rayzor's shot sheet below.. Significant amount of oil in water between Freemason Islands & Chandeleur Islands There were about 8 boats working off Chandeleur Island mostly on West side. Here is what we shot: Oil off Freemason Islands ( 12 .Miles. SW Chandeleur) Boats off of Chandeleur Oil in water @ Chandeleur Oil both sides of boom Laying more Boom off island Trackin shot oil covered boom (37 mile Due South Bilouxi) Minnows swimming by boom Non Oiled Pelicans on shore & flying Large shrimp boat - booms on board about 3 miles N of island.

Pro Grand Master of England Lord Ampthill speaking at 150th anniversary of friendship between English and American Freemasons

Don't Be a Sucker

Various CSs and CUs of Chinese sculptures and incense holder at Freemason's lodge.

One of New Orleans' above-ground cemeteries, including the gravesite of Freemason Grand Master John Gedge. Note Transferred to Apple Pro Res 422 HQ. Pillarbox. Available in all display formats.

Unissued / Unused material. <br/> <br/>London. <br/> <br/>Title reads "Women Freemasons - Installation of Grandmaster in London." <br/> <br/>Various shots of procession of Women in Masonic dress moving down staircase to Masonic Temple to enthrone Mrs Challon as Grandmaster. Woman announces the ceremony - natural sound. Door opens and Grandmaster steps out of a room after the ceremony. Women freemasons congratulate the Grandmaster. <br/> <br/>Natural sound only.

TAPE: EF02/0187 IN_TIME: 00:04:25 DURATION: 1:30 SOURCES: APTN/VNR RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film/video/tv clips without clearance DATELINE: Rome - 5 March 2002 VOICED BY Emily Morgan SHOTLIST: APTN 0000 Wide shot St Peter's Basilica 0007 Mid shot people in the street 0011 Mid shot movie poster for 'I Banchieri di Dio' VNR - Clip from 'I Banchieri di Dio' 0016 UPSOUND (Italian) Bishop Marcinkus (played by Rutger Hauer) "Dear God, we trust in your infinite mercy for the tormented soul of Roberto Calvi, whose industrious life we could never have imagined would end like this." 0023 Various movie clip APTN 0037 SOUNDBITE (Italian) Giuseppe Ferrara, Director of 'I Banchieri di Dio' VNR - Clip from film "I Banchieri di Dio" 0049 Various scene with Roberto Calvi (played by Omero Antonutti) and Bishop Marcinkus (played by Rutger Hauer) APTN - March 6 - Rome 0101 SOUNDBITE (Italian) Claudio Siniscalchi, Editorial Director, Cinematographer's Magazine (a Catholic magazine) VNR - Clip from film "I Banchieri di Dio" 0113 Various clips from film ENDS 0129 STORYLINE: A controversial new movie, which is said to have infuriated the Vatican, is due to premiere in the Italian city of Turin. The film suggests that four years after the election of the Pope the Holy See was at the centre of a conspiracy involving drug-running mafiosi, corrupt bankers and politicians, arms traders, Freemasons and spies. 'I Banchieri di Dio' - or 'God's Banker' - tells the story of Italian financier Roberto Calvi who was once the president of the biggest private bank in Italy. 0003 The Vatican is said to be furious about the controversial new movie. 0007 'God's Banker' suggests the Holy See was at the centre of a conspiracy involving drug-running, corrupt bankers and politicians, arms traders, Freemasons and spies. 0016 (UPSOUND (Italian) Bishop Marcinkus) 0023 The film tells the story of Italian financier Roberto Calvi, who was once the president of the biggest private bank in Italy. 0030 The movie investigates the ties between Calvi, a Bishop at the Vatican Bank, Italian government officials and the Mafia. 0037 (SOUNDBITE (Italian) Giuseppe Ferrara, Director of 'I Banchieri di Dio') 0039 "Certainly the Vatican doesn't come out of this looking good. One cannot commit such major criminal offences," the director, Giuseppe Ferrara, says. 0049 Ferrara says he has proof that deals were struck between Calvi - who was known as 'God's Banker' - and the Vatican Bank. 0057 But the editorial director of a Catholic film magazine begs to differ. 0101 (SOUNDBITE (Italian) Claudio Siniscalchi, Editorial Director, Cinematographer's Magazine - a Catholic magazine) 0104 "The media can construct from nothing facts that don't exist and make them become truths," he says. 0113 After the collapse of Calvi's bank in 1982, he was found hanging from a bridge in London, and the film backs the theory in Italy that his death wasn't suicide, but murder. 0123 The Vatican says it had to pay 250 (m) million dollars to Calvi's creditors. ENDS 0129

New York Grand Master Johnson speaking at commemoration of friendship between English and American Freemasons

Several shots of St. John?s Masonic Temple in winter.

Item title reads: "London - Masonic Service - in aid of Islington's War Memorial Fund" <br/> <br/>Islington, London. <br/> <br/>MS Freemasons in parade in regalia of sash and apron entering building.

Full title reads: "London. Honourable Fraternity of Ancient Freemasons, founded by women for women, celebrates its 'coming of age' by dedicating new Headquarters and consecrating new Temple." <br/> <br/>London. <br/> <br/>Group of women, dressed in Freemasonry style regalia of bibs and sashes, walk down staircase. <br/> <br/>Unidentified woman speaks to the camera. She says that they are celebrating the 21st Anniversary of the foundation of the 'Honourable Fraternity of Ancient Freemasons'. She says that they are based on the Grand Lodge of England and possess the same secrets, degrees and rituals as their male counterparts. <br/> <br/>More shots of women freemasons coming down steps.

TAPE: EF02/0362 IN_TIME: 22:04:13 DURATION: 2:04 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Paris - 29 April 2002 SHOTLIST: 1. Pan from street to exterior of radio station "Europe 1" 2. Car convoy arriving 3. French Presidential candidate Jean-Marie Le Pen surrounded by security getting out of car 4. SOUNDBITE (French) Jean-Marie Le Pen, French presidential candidate "I'm fine, as you can see, despite the sudden wave of mud, of calumny and, I have to say, a Soviet atmosphere. Everybody is against Le Pen. We have finally discovered the reason for the French slump - it was Le Pen's fault, but if we get rid of him, everything will be fine. The Medef (union bosses) will waltz with the Communist Party, the Cardinal Lustiger with the Freemasons. That would be splendid! I am a factor of national unity!" 5. SOUNDBITE (French) Jean-Marie Le Pen, French presidential candidate "(Q What do you have to say to foreign countries that are criticising you?) Mind your own business." 6. Le Pen entering radio building 7. Various security waiting outside building STORYLINE: French far-right presidential candidate, Jean-Marie Le Pen, has poured scorned on his critics as he arrived for an interview at a French radio station. The French National Front leader quipped that he was a figure of national unity in France, with everyone blaming him for the country's economic problems. Le Pen's second place polling in the presidential primary on April 21 stunned the country. Since the French electorate learnt that Le Pen would face President Jacques Chirac in the May 5 run-off, protesters have taken to the streets on a daily basis. If elected, Le Pen says he will try to cut France's ties with the European Union, restore border controls to limit immigration and phase out income taxes. He opposes abortion, supports the death penalty and has often been accused of being anti-Semitic.

Freemasons participate in laying the cornerstone at new Silver Springs, MD, post office in 1936

NAME: RUS DEBATE ROW 20080227I TAPE: EF08/0223 IN_TIME: 11:01:43:19 DURATION: 00:02:10:01 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/INTERNET DATELINE: Moscow, 20/27 Feb 2008 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST Internet February 20, 2008 1. Internet clip showing Vladimir Zhirinovsky, presidential candidate, attacking Nikolai Gotza, representative of rival presidential candidate Andrei Bogdanov, at a televised debate AP Television February 27, 2008 2. Wide of presidential candidate Andrei Bogdanov at news conference 3. Cutaway of cameras with portrait of Russian President Vladimir Putin on the wall 4. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Andrei Bogdanov, candidate for presidential elections: "Zhirinovsky approached me personally and warned me that I should watch out when I enter my house and that there were many of his supporters who want to settle accounts with me. That is why I want to say that God forbid if anything happens to my family or close ones, I will shoot them like mad dogs." 5. Wide of media at news conference 6. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Andrei Bogdanov, candidate for presidential elections: "It was a pure political threat that was actually taped during political debates. We do not even have to prove that it was political hooliganism. One can be convicted for five years of imprisonment for that, according to the law. And I will do my best to put him in prison for five years." 7. Cutaway of media 8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Andrei Bogdanov, candidate for presidential elections: "I believe I have a real chance to get into the second round, and after that we'll see." 9. Wide of Bogdanov leaving news conference STORYLINE: Video of a television studio brawl between Russian presidential candidate Vladimir Zhirinovsky and a rival candidate's campaign manager has surfaced on the internet. It shows Zhirinovsky pushing Nikolai Gotsa, who represents rival candidate Andrei Bogdanov, following a heated televised debate. The incident was not broadcast until the tape appeared on an internet site. At a news conference on Wednesday, Bogdanov said that Zhirinovsky had openly threatened him. "Zhirinovsky approached me personally and warned me that I should watch out when I enter my house and that there were many of his supporters who want to settle accounts with me," Bogdanov said. "I want to say that God forbid if anything happens to my family or close ones, I will shoot them like mad dogs." "It was a pure political threat that was actually taped during political debates. We do not even have to prove that it was political hooliganism," Bogdanov went on to say. "One can be convicted for five years of imprisonment for that, according to the law. And I will do my best to put him in prison for five years," Bogdanov warned. Russian information agency RIA Novosti reports Zhirinovsky has denied hitting the campaign manager, saying it was Gotsa who first insulted him during the debate. Bogdanov, leader of the small democratic party, is a pro-European democrat in a country where democracy has been discredited and a leading Freemason where many regard Freemasonry as a Western plot to undermine Russia. Polls show that Bogdanov, 38, has no chance of winning the election, but Bogdanov believes he can get a result. "I believe I have a real chance to get into second round and after that we'll see," he said at Wednesday's news conference. Odds heavily favour Putin's preferred candidate, Dmitry Medvedev. Zhirinovsky, leader of the nationalist Liberal Democratic Party, has run for president twice before.

Item title reads: "With Masonic Ceremonial. Hundreds of Freemasons in, but rarely seen and impressive ritual, at laying of foundation stone of St. Jude's Church." <br/> <br/>Thornton Heath <br/> <br/>M/S of the crowd gathered and the Masonic official, wearing a gown and three cornered hat, laying a wreath at the stone. <br/> <br/>Note: Item Title missing from transferred material . <br/> <br/>

President Herbert Hoover and members of Freemasons at laying of cornerstone for new Department of Labor Building in Washington, DC