NAME: VEN CRASH 300305N TAPE: EF05/0279 IN_TIME: 10:23:16:21 DURATION: 00:01:48:02 SOURCES: Globovision DATELINE: Caracas - 28 March 2005 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Two wide shots of plane crashed onto bank on side of runway 2. Mid shot woman being wheeled into hospital 3. Wide shot men in hospital beds 4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) German Sanchez Otero, Cuban Ambassador to Venezuela: "It was a speedy reaction from the pilots and crew. Passengers were very orderly. Mutual help, mutual solidarity among them. A dignified reaction during a terrible time although the end result, fortunately, wasn't so terrible. There were no casualties. No serious injuries. All injuries were minor." 5. Mid shot man on hospital bed 6. Man on bed talking to people 7. Pan right man on wheelchair taken to ambulance 8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Vox Pop, passenger (no name available): "I noticed that before reaching the end, the plane didn't lift off and started to put on its breaks and when we realised it, it was turning to the right. It crashed against a bank. The nose of the plane was in the air, I jumped to the hill and tumbled down." 9. Mid shot people in ambulance as back door closes. STORYLINE: Sixteen people were injured after a plane crashed before takeoff in Venezuela on Monday. The Ilyushin 18 plane was leaving Venezuela's main airport near Caracas when an undetermined mechanical problem caused an engine to catch fire. The flight was aborted just before takeoff, sending the craft swerving off the runway and crashing into a bank. The plane, operated by the government airline Cubana de Aviacion, was carrying Cuban doctors and sports trainers sent to the South American nation under a government cooperation agreement, officials said. A statement published in the Communist Party daily, Granma, said 87 passengers - 59 doctors and 28 sports trainers - were on board, as well as ten crew. Cuban aviation authorities will work with the Venezuelans officials to help determine the cause of the accident.

JUNE 5, 1994 CHILD INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT STERLING PL AND ROCHESTER AVE, BROOKLYN, BED-STUY -BLACK CHILD ON STRETCHER,LOADED INTO AMBULANCE, EMTS, EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHS, NEIGHBORHOOD KIDS JUMP IN FRONT OF CAMERA, FATHER IN AMBULANCE, CU PF NYS LICENSE PLATE, RED HYUNDAI ON SIDEWALK -STATEMENTS BY RESIDENTS, SAY INTERSECTION NEEDS A LIGHT, SITE OF MANY ACCIDENTS, LOTS OF KIDS -STREET SIGN: ROCHESTER AVE AND STERLING PL, SKID MARKS IN INTERSECTION

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Hope arrives on plane; hula dancers; signs autographs; visits injured in military hospital; Grable with him; maybe early 1950's

Animation featuring Pongo the Pup. <br/> <br/>An aeroplane in the sky writes the word Pongo in large letters. We see reaction shots from members of the public who look up into the sky. A man who is filming a young boy looks up at the skywriting through a telescope at the same time. The aeroplane drops a large box from the sky. It crashes on the ground and Pongo jumps out bowing, pirouetting and looking very pleased with himself. A policeman comes along and says "Where's your Collar?" Pongo distracts his attention by pointing at something non-existent, then walks off. Pongo runs off with the policeman in hot pursuit. Pongo arrives at a banana stall - notice on the bananas says: "No - We Have Some" - presumably a reference to the song. Pongo picks up some bananas and juggles with them. He throws one of the bananas and the policeman slips on the skin. Pongo has a good laugh and runs off. The policeman blows his whistle. He suddenly realises that he has been blowing on a banana - not a whistle. He finds his real whistle and blows it. <br/> <br/>The facade of the Pathe building at 107 - 109 Wardour Street is shown. Pongo runs inside, scaring a cat. Pongo spots the Developing Room and thinking it is a room where he can develop his muscles he goes inside, shutting his tail in the door by accident. Pongo is inside the Developing Room. There is a sign which reads: "No Betting or Passing Slips." His tail is stuck in the door and his body stretches as he tries to pull it free. He goes through all sorts of contortions to get his tail free. He imagines that he hears someone coming so he jumps into a vat of liquid. He then pops in and out yelling "Help!" A man comes in a pulls something out of the vat. It is a length of movie film, the first frame saying: "Ye mossy banks of Wigan." We then see Pongo sitting in a small pool of water. The man looks very surprised to see Pongo on the film. He looks scared and crawls out of the door. We then see Pongo inside a drawn frame of film - we see the perforations down the side - swimming in a dried up river. He gets up and walks to the edge of the frame looking over it. Then he and a little bird on a branch above his head jump up and down excitedly. <br/>Pongo says: "Hooray! I'm on the Films!" He runs off into the distance, kicking the walls off a house to reveal two people in bed. The bird accidentally lays an egg in her excitement and it smashes. C/U of the old man and woman in bed. The woman is very angry to have been woken up and nags her husband who gives the camera the "long-suffering" look. She slaps her husband, then shakes him yelling: "Don't You Argue With Me!" (he hasn't said a thing.) We see Pongo still jumping up and down and running around. End shot is a circular picture of Pongo with the words: "See You Again Next Week" inside it. <br/> <br/>Note: Julian has replaced shots in correct order. <br/> <br/>Safety print exists.

Leatherhead, Surrey. <br/> <br/>M/S of a laboratory where household appliances are tested being for faults. On a table are two electric fires - one with a safety guard, one without. Two scientists dressed in white coats are holding with metal tongs scraps of fabric in front of each fire. The scrap held in front of the unguarded fire burns rapidly while the other remains in tact. C/U of the slightly scorched scrap being held in front of the guarded fire, before being placed onto the table. The narrator explains these experiments are part of the work of the Electrical Development Association. <br/> <br/>High angle M/S of another area of the laboratory. On a grey felt bed, a scientist is unfolding the insulation from an electric blanket. Two sheets of foil and placed on either side of the insulation before a grey felt cover is rolled over it. Two metal weights are placed on top of this. C/U of one of the scientists operating the machine which is about to shoot one thousand volts through the foil for sixty seconds - "any shorting between the charged foil and the wires inside the blanket and you'd jump out of bed pretty quickly". C/U of the voltage dial on the machine. Tilt up to a stop clock on top of the machine. <br/> <br/>Top shot of the inside of an upside down washing machine and the hands of a scientist fitting a thermocouple to it. This test is less to do with safety and more to do with performance - many manufacturers submit products to the association before they are put on the market. M/S of two scientists turning the machine the right way up and connecting it to the power. The narrator jokes that "scientists here tackle household chores in a manner that would do credit to their wives". M/S of a scientist checking the machine that measures the temperature. After fiddling with some dials, the scientist adds some detergent to the washing machine. Another scientist walks in, carrying a pile of dirty dishcloths which are loaded into the machine. The purpose of this experiment "couldn't be simpler" - it is to test the claim that so many pounds of washing can be completed in so many minutes. Top shot of the washing machine in action. M/S of one of the scientists noting down information from the various bits of equipment attached to the washing machine. Top shot of more dirty dishcloths being added to the washing machine. M/S of the scientist keeping a constant check on the temperature in different parts of the machine. C/U of one of the machines recording the temperature. <br/> <br/>M/S of a scientist carrying out "a test concerned with the resistance of plastics as insulators under rough conditions". C/U of an electric current being passed through two electrodes held in a clamp above a sheet of plastic; the solution is dropped onto the plastic to test its resistance. Smoke rises as the plastic breaks down.

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AP-APTN-0930: PNG Ship Saturday, 4 February 2012 STORY:PNG Ship- Survivors in hospital after ferry sinks in rough seas LENGTH: 00:55 FIRST RUN: 0030 RESTRICTIONS: No Access Australia TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AuBC STORY NUMBER: 726320 DATELINE: Lae - 3 Feb 2012 LENGTH: 00:55 AuBC - NO ACCESS AUSTRALIA SHOTLIST 1. Wide of hospital ward, ferry survivors in beds and relatives 2. Mid of survivor in hospital bed, family at bedside 3. Close up of survivor in bed 4. SOUNDBITE (English) McKenzie Wariwari, brother of a survivor: "I was relieved and I was excited, I just didn't know that she is alive." 5. Wide of survivor in bed with relatives by bedside 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Rebecca Kabrette, daughter of a survivor: "When the ship capsized she just jumped, she jumped. She's OK but she just bumped her knee." 7. Wide exterior of hospital 8. Wide of relatives waiting on hospital steps 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Sarah Tapo, waiting for news of her granddaughter and another relative: "So I am still sorry, waiting for them to arrive. Maybe they are dead by now." 10. Various of relatives in a shelter waiting for news STORYLINE Survivors of Thursday's ferry accident in Papua New Guinea were recovering in hospital on Friday, while relatives of those still missing waited outside anxious for news. Although 246 people were rescued from the capsized MV Rabaul Queen after the ferry sank in rough seas, more than 110 people were still missing on Friday. The survivors were taken to Lae, the South Pacific country's second-largest city, by five ships early on Friday, said the Australian Maritime Safety Authority, which is assisting Papua New Guinean authorities with the rescue. Bad weather forced rescuers to abandon their search after rescuing only one person, leading them to fear many had been trapped inside. Officials in Papua New Guinea, including Prime Minister Peter O'Neill, refused to say whether any bodies had been recovered. A National Maritime Safety Authority official told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that about 100 people are thought to have been trapped inside when the ship was hit by three large waves and sank. The ferry's owners, Papua New Guinea-based Rabaul Shipping Co., said there had been 350 passengers and 12 crew aboard the 22-year-old Japanese-built ferry when it went down while travelling from Kimbe on the island of New Britain to Lae, on the main island. The company said the cause of the disaster remained unclear, but the head of the National Weather Service told Papua New Guinea's Post-Courier newspaper that shipping agencies had been warned to keep ships moored this week because of strong winds. 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. APTN APEX 02-04-12 0440EST

COMEDY WITH TOM HOWARD, HARRY SHORT, GEORGE SHELTON, GLORIA GUNTHER. MAN COMES IN LATE FOR WORK. CLASSY MAN. PUTS COAT ON OTHER MAN. BOSS COMES OUT OF OFFICE. SOUND BYTE, "YOU'RE FIRED!". COLLECTION AGENCY MEN GET INTO CAR. POV TRUCK COMES RIGHT TOWARD CAMERA. MEN SCREAM. CRASHES INTO CAR. CAR ACCIDENT. MAN IS HURT. CAR HIT BY BUS. MAN CARRIED ON STRETCHER TO AMBULANCE. MAN HAS HURT HIS BACK. COMEDY DUO, COMEDY TEAM. WOMAN ON PHONE. ANSWERS DOOR. MAN SICK IN BED. THEY THINK HE IS THE DOCTOR. PULLS TOOLS OUT OF HIS BAG. MAN GETS SCARED. MISUNDERSTANDING. MISTAKEN IDENTITY. DOCTOR ARRIVES. SUSPICIOUS. DOCTOR CARRIES MAN ON HIS BACK. CRANKY OLD MAN. SIGNS AN IOU. MAN DEMANDS ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS OR HE WILL SUE. THROWS MAN AROUND. BENDS HIS LEGS. CHECKS HIM, PRETENDING TO BE SICK. PULLS HIS LEG SO IT STRETCHES OUT. TWISTS IT INTO KNOTS. MAN SCREAMS IN PAIN. FAKE RUBBER LEGS. GOOD DAY. TIP OF A HAT. MAN JUMPS INTO BED. SCAM. MAN WITH OLD FASHIONED CAMERA CHASE MAN. MAN JUMPS OUT OF WINDOW. MEN FROM THE INSURANCE COMPANY. MEN LOOKING OUT OF WINDOW. WOMAN DEMANDS MAN PUT ON PAJAMAS. BED FALLS DOWN. MAN CREEPS AROUND HOUSE IN HIS NIGHT SHIRT. EAVESDROPPING AT DOOR. TIPTOE. MAN JUMPS ONTO MAN ON BED. IT COLLAPSES. THROTTLES MAN. BLACKMAIL.

A train carrying major military equipment derailed near Las Vegas, New Mexico today. According to authorities 37 of 90 cars jumped the tracks. Fortunately, no one was hurt. The train, run by Burlington Northern/Santa Fe, was carrying military cargo, including vehicles like tanks. The train was on it's way to Barstow, California when the accident occured.END

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AP-APTN-1830: US Accident Sunday, 25 November 2012 STORY:US Accident- Car crashes into house in Pasadena LENGTH: 01:49 FIRST RUN: 1730 RESTRICTIONS: See Script TYPE: English/Nats SOURCE: NEWSREEL STORY NUMBER: 868393 DATELINE: Pasadena - 25 Nov 2012 LENGTH: 01:49 SHOTLIST: ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 1. Mid of car half sticking out of house 2. Close of car 3. Wide of emergency vehicles 4. Wide of residents walking out of home, zoom in and pan as family leaves 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Carmen Gillespie, mother: "We were sleeping, and all of a sudden, we heard a big crash." 6. Various of damage and debris 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Richard Jenkins, South Pasadena Fire Department: "There was nine people in the home. Everybody's accounted for, no injuries. They have a place to stay for the evening. We're going to remove the vehicle from the structure and once we get that done, we'll shore it up and be good to go." 8. Wide of car on flatbed truck 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Carmen Gillespie, mother: "My son had just went to bed, cause he was doing homework. But just in case, one of my sons might have left his homework that he was doing on the table. So hopefully the teacher will understand that the homework might be under this lady's car." 10. Walking shot around car 11. Wide of house, showing skid marks, zooms in STORYLINE: A family asleep in the Californian city of Pasadena got a violent wake-up call in the middle of the night on Sunday when a car ploughed into their home. Authorities say four adults and five children were inside the house when the van struck the side of the home at about 2:30 Sunday morning local time (1030GMT). "We were sleeping, and all of a sudden, we heard a big crash," said Carmen Gillespie, the mother of the family. Gillespie said at first, her family thought that a wooden chest holding their glassware had fallen over. But then they smelled smoke they got up to find a car had driven in their living room. Everyone made it out safely, and without injury. "There was nine people in the home. Everybody's accounted for, no injuries," said district fire chief Richard Jenkins. Police say the driver, a 24-year-old woman, was arrested for drunk driving. The vehicle apparently skidded through a stop sign, jumped a curb and hit the house. Jenkins said the accident caused considerable structural damage to the home that crews would have to shore up while the family stays elsewhere. Gillespie said one of her sons was working on a homework assignment just before going to bed and may have left it on a table in the area of the house that was damaged. "So hopefully the teacher will understand that the homework might be under this lady's car," she quipped. 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. APTN AP-WF-11-25-12 1909GMT

DECEMBER 14, 1931. EDGAR KENNEDY. HARRY SWEET. FLORENCE LAKE. DOT FARLEY, WILLIAM EUGENE. WALTER CATLETT. WHAT WAS INTENDED AS A SIMPLE CAMPING TRIP TURNS INTO A MAJOR PRODUCTION. MR. AVERAGE MAN. EDGAR LOOKS INTO SHOP WINDOW. SALESMAN TALKS TO EDGAR. LOOKING AT FISHING POLE. WOMAN PUTS HANDS ON HIS EYES - GUESS WHO? SHOWS WOMAN BROCHURE. KEEPS ASKING HOW MUCH IS IT? YELLS. EVERYBODY ALL TALKING AT THE SAME TIME. CAR PULLS UP TO LAKE PULLING WAGON OF CAMPING SUPPLIES. WIFE ALL EXCITED. BIG DOG JUMPS OUT OF TRAILER. GUN GOES OFF BY ACCIDENT. SHOTGUN. YELLS ANGRILY. WOMEN SET UP TENT. MAN YELLS FOR HIS MOTHER. EDGAR CHOKES MAN. EDGAR CHASED BY DOG. YELLS AT MOTHER-IN-LAW. MAN FISHING. WEARING PITH HELMET. TRIPS & KNOCKS DOWN TENT. MAN RUBS HEAD. BLOCK OF ICE FALLS OUT OF COMPARTMENT. PRETENDS TO LICK BLOCK OF ICE. SETTING UP STOVE. TRYING TO OPEN CAN. SCARES WOMEN WITH RIFLE. THEY RUN INTO TENT. WOMAN DOESN'T STOP TALKING. PUMPING UP STOVE. BANDAGE ON HIS FINGER. OVERINFLATED WOMAN LIGHTS A MATCH ON HER BUTT. PAN GOES FLYING INTO THE AIR. PEOPLE BLACK WITH SOOT FROM EXPLOSION. WOMAN GIGGLES. PEOPLE IN THEIR PAJAMAS. BEEHIVE IN TREE. NIGHTSHIRTS. YELLS UP TO THE SKY. MEN LIE DOWN NEXT TO EACH OTHER. FALLS OUT OF WAGON. CANS FALL ON HIS HEAD. LINES CANS UP. HITS THEM AWAY. SHOOTS BEEHIVE INTO MAN'S BED. GOES UNDER BLANKET. MEN JUMP AROUND IN BED. THROWS HORNET'S NEST OUT. GIRL WITH HER MOTHER. DOG SLEEPS WITH MEN. MAN RUNS TO HIS MOTHER. PULLS WIFE ALONG. GUY & MOTHER & DOG HIDE IN TREE. WAGON ROLLS INTO LAKE. BED FILLS UP WITH WATER. PEOPLE LAUGHING. WATER FILLS UP CAMPER.

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Chandler police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a man who stole a pickup truck last month before taking its teenage owner on a wild ride in the back of it.Edgar Campos, 17, and a group of his friends were listening to music from the truck’s stereo on Dec. 18 when a man jumped inside and attempted to drive off.Campos jumped in the bed of the truck, and the driver tried to force him out by repeatedly swerving and later ran through a red light at Arizona Avenue and Ray Road, police said.A red-light camera at the intersection captured video of the truck swerving back and forth through a red light at the intersection, barely missing a car.“If that guy hits that truck he’s (Campos) dead,” said Detective David Ramer, Chandler police spokesman. “This guy’s pretty lucky.”When the man later came to a stop at Queen Creek and Price roads, he ordered Campos out of the truck at gunpoint.Campos complied and the man again fled in the truck, police said.The man was described as Native American, between 25 and 35 years old and wearing a black beanie.The truck was discovered stripped of parts on the Gila River Indian Community on Dec. 27.If anyone has information about the incident, they can call Chandler police at (480) 782-4130.The incident is reminiscent of one that happened in 2000 and ended tragically.Ahwatukee Foothills resident Larry Vannoy, 66, had gotten home from a party on Nov. 19, 2000, and was still in a tuxedo when he saw two men and a teenager driving away in his custom pickup truck.Vannoy jumped into the bed, and the trio drove to the Gila River Indian Community, where they hit him repeatedly in the head with a lawn mower blade that had been fashioned into a machete.Kenrick Vincent, 34, and James Cooper, 30, were sentenced to life in prison with no parole for their roles in the slaying, and Dale Whitman, 24, struck a deal in which he got 20 years in prison.

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NAME: INS FERRY 3 20070223I TAPE: EF07/0227 IN_TIME: 11:02:21:24 DURATION: 00:02:59:15 SOURCES: AP/Metro TV DATELINE: Jakarta, 22 Feb 2007 RESTRICTIONS: Part No Access Indonesia SHOTLIST: Metro TV - No Access Indonesia ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 1. Navy ship arriving at Tanjung Priok port in Jakarta 2. Army and police officials carrying dead from the ship 3. Various of injured and unharmed passengers leaving the ship 4. Dead body being carried off ship AP Television Tanjung Priok Port Medical Centre 5. Exterior of Port Medical Centre 6. Wide of relatives inside the medical centre 7. Survivor, Badri, lying on bed 8. Close up of intravenous drip bottle 9. SOUNDBITE: (Indonesian) Badri, Survivor: "Lower deck was already full with fire. When I tried to reach the upper deck it was already full with fire too. So I just jumped into the sea, it's a life and death situation. I would rather die in the ocean than be burned alive". 10. Mother sitting on bed with her sick baby 11. Close up of baby survivor 12. Wide of family 13. SOUNDBITE: (Indonesian) Agus Nurohman, Survivor: "(When I was in the water) My daughter slipped away, I tried to find her, I grabbed her and lifted her up out of the water, so she could breathe. I didn't care if I drowned I just held on to the floating device". AP Television Tanjung Priok Port 14. Various of relatives checking pictures of victims and list of survivors 15. Wide of news conference 16. SOUNDBITE: (Indonesian) Sato Bisri, Port Officer: "There's no missing person from the accident. We have three hundred survivors and 16 died including children and babies." 17. Wide of news conference STORYLINE Indonesian naval ships scoured the Java Sea for survivors after a ferry that caught fire, killing at least 16 people and forcing terrified passengers to jump overboard, some clutching young babies. Investigators said on Friday that chemicals appear to have fuelled the flames. One father who was amongst the survivors described his fight to save his daughter, "I tried to find her, I grabbed her and lifted her up out of the water so she could breath. I didn't care if I drowned, I just held on to floating device," Agus Nurohman said. A navy spokesman said more than a dozen people were missing one day after the accident, though with passenger manifests often incomplete the number could be higher. However Port Officer Sato Bisri said there were no longer any missing people from the accident. "We have three hundred survivors and 16 died including children and babies," Bisri said at a news conference held at the Tanjung Priok Port. The Levina 1 was carrying more than 300 passengers, when the fire broke out in a truck on the car deck, hours after the ferry left the capital, Jakarta, for the northwestern island of Bangka. More than 290 people were rescued from the sea by fishing boats, warships and helicopters. The vessel's charred hull was also retrieved. Indonesian television pictures showed police and army officials helping the survivors onto the shore. Officials carried the dead from the naval ship through the crowds that had gathered after hearing about the fire. One of the survivors told how he had jumped into the sea to escape the blaze, which quickly spread through the vessel.. "I just jumped into the sea, it's a life and death situation. I would rather die in the ocean than be burned alive". In the vast nation of 17,000 islands, ferries are the cheapest and most popular form of public transportation but safety standards are poor, leading to hundreds of deaths each year. Last year, Indonesia recorded more deaths from disasters than any other country, according to a UN tally, with a massive earthquake on Java killing nearly 6,000 - the highest death toll in a single event. Since December, flooding and landslides on Java and Sumatra islands have killed more than 200 people and driven hundreds of thousands of residents from their homes. In December, a ferry sank in a storm, killing more than 400 people. Days after the December ferry disaster, a passenger plane operated by a budget airline crashed into the ocean, killing all 102 people aboard. Keyword- ferry disaster