Close up shot panning across tourists standing at a waterfall viewpoint in the lush rainforest near Sarapiqui, Costa Rica. Captured with Arri Alexa camera.

NAME: MEAST AIDS 20051130I TAPE: EF05/1060 IN_TIME: 10:21:05:05 DURATION: 00:01:45:12 SOURCES: AP/VNR DATELINE: Bar Ilan - 29 Nov 2005/ File RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: AP Television Bar Ilan, Israel - 29 November 2005 1. Dr. Robert Gallo sitting with Israeli professors at hall at Bar Ilan University 2. Medium shot Dr. Gallo 3. Cutaway to photographer 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr. Robert Gallo, University of Maryland: "Are we complacent now? I think it is inevitable that some complacency has occurred because as you all know, HIV disease is now treatable for many people, not for all people of course, not for most people." 5. Close-up of notes being taken 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr. Robert Gallo, University of Maryland: "It's not just bringing the drugs. We must bring training. We must bring education, we must bring teaching of how to use the drugs properly to the developing nations." 7. Israeli Professor Benjamin Sredni, Director of Safdie Institute for AIDS and Immunology Research at Bar Ilan University, at lecture 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr. Robert Gallo, University of Maryland: "There is no breakthrough (referring to his work in developing a vaccine for HIV) except gradual progress in understanding how to make antibodies more, to broaden them so they cover various types (of HIV strains)." 9. Dr. Gallo with fellow professors at photo call VNR (courtesy of Dr. Robert Gallo) FILE: Baltimore, US - recent 10. Laboratory technician at work at the Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland 11. Close-up of test tubes 12. Man working at computer 13. Close-up of papers zoom out to woman working at computer STORYLINE: Falling HIV and AIDS rates in the developed world and the discovery of more effective drug treatments must not lead to complacency, an HIV expert has warned on the eve of World AIDS day. Dr. Robert Gallo, from the University of Maryland in Baltimore in the United States, said more needed to be done to improve treatment in the developing world. Gallo, who was one of a team of scientists who discovered the link between HIV and AIDS, was speaking at a lecture on Tuesday at the Bar Ilan University in central Israel after receiving a reward for his AIDS and immunology research. He said it was not sufficient to supply medicines to developing countries, but that efforts to curb the AIDS epidemic must include education and training on how to use the medication correctly and effectively. Currently, Gallo and his colleagues at the Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland are working on developing a vaccine for HIV. Gallo downplays any mention of a breakthrough but says there is gradual progress. In Israel, HIV rates are relatively low but increasing slowly. Despite this fact, the issue is not widely discussed and rarely hits the headlines in the country.

00:00:00:00 [SOT lead AIDS Researcher Dr Robert Gallo (Natl Institutes of Hlth)]--I apologize for being too optimistic in 1984 in finding anti-AIDS vaccine in a few yrs, but being wrong is part of ...

A LADY FROM LAUDERHILL, FLORIDA HAS BEEN LIVING IN FILTH....SO MUCH THAT THE HOME IS UNSUITABLE TO LIVE IN.

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A conference on AIDS was held in South Florida this weekend...and a doctor there says he expects an aids cure in the near future.

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INTV/W ROBERT GALLO OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH ABOUT THE FIRST CASE OF AIDS (ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME) IN THE US. 00:00:21:16 Two shots. 00:01:23:00 CU of Gallo who discusses the AIDS virus. He says the virus has been around for a long time. 00:06:43:11 Two shots and Reversals. CI: PERSONALITIES: GALLO, ROBERT HEALTH: DISEASES, AIDS

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Chickens eating corn. Free-range and pasture-raised with no growth hormones, antibiotics, or GMO feed

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INTERVIEW WITH DR. ROBERT GALLO AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH ON THE TOPIC OF AIDS AND THE DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH TOWARDS FINDING A CURE. GALLO STATES THAT ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME WAS ORIGINALLY ATTACKED BY SCIENTISTS INCORRECTLY IN THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE FIRST SOUGHT

IF YOU USE SUNSCREEN, AND COVER UP, ARE YOU REALLY PROTECTED FROM THE SUN? ONLY SLIGHTLY. BUT MANY PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE THAT. DEB GALLO TELLS US A NEW PRODUCT FOR YOUR CLOTHES CLAIMS TO GIVE YOU ADDED U-V RAY PROTECTION.

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AMTRAK ANNOUNCES THAT SINCE THE WTC ATTACK RIDERSHIP ON ITS TRAINS HAS SOARED AND IT'S ADDING MORE SECURITY.

INTERVIEW WITH DR. ROBERT GALLO AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH ON THE TOPIC OF AIDS AND THE DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH TOWARDS FINDING A CURE. GALLO STATES THAT ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME WAS ORIGINALLY ATTACKED BY SCIENTISTS INCORRECTLY IN THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE FIRST SOUGHT

BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA - AUGUST 5: Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal and Prime Minister Robert Fico on August 5, 2015 in Bratislava, Slovakia. (Gallo images / Ringier Axel Springer/ Marián Peiger)

INTERVIEW WITH DR. ROBERT GALLO AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH ON THE TOPIC OF AIDS AND THE DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH TOWARDS FINDING A CURE. GALLO STATES THAT ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME WAS ORIGINALLY ATTACKED BY SCIENTISTS INCORRECTLY IN THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE FIRST SOUGHT

CEREMONY TO HONOR DEAD TREASURY DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES FROM THE OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING. TREASURY SEC. RUBIN IS SCHEDULED TO SPEAK.