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<p><b>***FULL INTERVIEW CAN BE DOWNLOADED HERE:***</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>https://f.io/l8XmMUVK</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>:00 </p>\n<p>Christiane Amanpour</p>\n<p>Washington, DC </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:29</p>\n<p>Rahm Emanuel</p>\n<p>U.S. Ambassador to Japan</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>6:00</p>\n<p>File </p>\n<p>Lima, Peru </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>WASHINGTON IS ALREADY BEING ROCKED BY PRESIDENT ELECT TRUMP’S CABINET PICKS EVEN BEFORE HE ASSUMES OFFICE. </p>\n<p>WHILE THE CURRENT PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN LANDS IN AFRICA, THERE WAS ANOTHER CONTROVERSIAL CHOICE OVER THE WEEKEND, KASH PATEL FOR FBI DIRECTOR, AND ONE MORE SWING OF THE TARIFF AX: NOW THREATENING 100% DUTIES ON GOODS FROM THE BRICS ALLIANCE IF THEY DON'T REMAIN PEGGED TO THE U.S. DOLLAR.</p>\n<p>THIS COULD STOKE FURTHER TENSIONS WITH BEIJING, AND CONCERN REGIONAL ALLIES LIKE JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA, WHICH HAVE SHORED UP THEIR PARTNERSHIP WITH THE U.S. UNDER PRESIDENT BIDEN. <tab /><tab /></p>\n<p>THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN, RAHM EMMANUEL, TALKED TO CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR ABOUT ALL THIS. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>***ATTENTION AFFILIATES: BELOW IS A ROUGH TRANSCRIPTION PROVIDED BY AN AUTOMATED SERVICE. THIS MAY NOT BE EXACT. PLEASE CHECK FOR ACCURACY BEFORE TAKING TO AIR.***</b></p>\n<p>So, look, I'm in Washington. So it's all very much in the prism of us domestic politics and how we get out of there as quickly as you can to keep your, it's a field trip. Um You know, we, we're seeing all this going on. So you said get out of there and keep your sanity. What right now from either your perspective as an ambassador in Asia or as a democrat is driving you insane? Well, I don't know how much time we have in this show. But look, first of all, it's not driving me insane. I think there's certain things that I obviously don't agree with that happened. I'm gonna stay in the lane of being an ambassador. So I'm not gonna be partisan about politics. I think we uh but closer to home, what we're building our allies feel right now, very reassured about America's uh posture in Indo Pacific. They're uh committed, whether it's on the trap between the United States, Japan and Korea, the United States, Japan, the Philippines, the quad about our commitment to the region, commitment to the security being politically, economically, strategically engaged. And I think uh there's, you know, from where it was in 2020 to where it is today. Uh And ma many voices uh on the hill, Democrat republicans all agree that we're in a better position. China is isolated in their own neighborhood by their own actions. And we have made the most of that. I think there's a lot to be built on if you have a theory of the case that allies are actually important to your strategic vision. Well, look, that's the point, isn't it, President Trump has demonstrated in his first term and in his words, ever since that, he's not really a multilateralist. He's not one who actually believes in, you know, people being stronger together. It's a very America first to coin his own phrase and very transactional. What do you think? Well, what do you know, for instance, the Japanese government is thinking and perhaps even what do you think the Chinese are thinking with the latest uh tariff threats? So, first of all, let me the way I kind of break it down and I don't like sports metaphors in this, but I think it works. The Indo Pacific is a home game for China. It's an away game for the United States. You wanna make it closer to a home game for the United States, you gotta work with your allies. That's the only way to do it. It's the idea that you're gonna deal with China on any strategic level from the economics fair or the strategic fear, the military security side, the diplomatic, you have to have allies, that's our force multiplier and so many different fronts. If you don't view that you're not gonna be able to be a force, we are a permanent pacific power and presence. You can bet long on the United States. That's true. For Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Singapore, et, et cetera. And I think you have to have that concept. Otherwise you're gonna do it from Long Beach, California or from Hawaii. And that just doesn't have the reach and the capacity. So that's just kind of a fundamental question. Now, China wants everybody to believe the United States is out of here. We're the permanent. They are gonna be the uh big boy in the field there and uh the United States is declining power and either get in line or we're gonna use all our economic strategic power to crush your sovereignty. That is why the people, whether they're allies, treaty allies or friends want America invested in that region. And it's not. And you can't be America first when and believe in America first in the Indo Pacific if you're not doing it with allies because that's the only way it becomes an America first agenda. Uh And second is one of the things that draws people from the United States is that we, you know, we haven't been perfect at this. We've had our mistakes in execution of this, but we have extended ourselves on behalf of another country's interest, which is why they're willing to align their interests with ours. Now, I think c I can't speak for uh China, but you can see right now they're making moves to try to amend with other countries in the region. They did something recently with India on the border. They recently have done something with Japan on the fish from the uh Japanese waters and Fukushima because I think they're trying to make amends in the in the region to allies who may be unnerved. And so I think we have to kind of double down on what we built. This is always, it's nothing you don't hit an equilibrium. It's a work in progress. I do think the going from a hub spoke to a uh trilateral multilateral uh structure is better serves America's interests. And we flipped the script on China. They go from trying to isolate a country to being isolated in their own region. So, you know, the tariffs are a big issue and I know you sort of touched on it. But what do you think that will do? You know Xi Jinping congratulated Trump in a way that said, we also have to find a way to get along obviously politically and in any other way. But what do you think the tariffs will do for America's security and alliances, but also for the American people, including the big ones he has already threatened on Canada and Mexico. Let me say this. You know, when the head of the Chinese Communist Party says we have to figure out a way to get along. Well, we weren't the ones that decided we were gonna go from strategic competitor to strategic adversary. You decided that we're responding to what you've done. You wanna figure out how to get along. Let's not steal intellectual product for you from Google. Let's not steal intellectual property from A S M L. Let's not when the International Court makes a ruling on behalf of the Philippines, you decide to totally disregard it. So if you wanna have a way in which you say the world is big enough for two big powers, OK. Got it. But you're the one that made the change is in the concept. I think one of the faults for the United States, we're all responsible uh for this. Um those who have been in government is we held on too long to the belief that China would be a committed uh country to the rules based system because they so benefited from the rules. When in fact, they have violated those rules and intellectual property theft, economic espionage, coercion on allies, Wolf Warrior strategy violating their E E Z S. Uh economic zones is a core piece of the core piece of their strategic and economic uh business model and you can't do that. So I do think, you know, look, I don't think the tariffs the p uh is the end all and be all is a negotiating strategy. I don't know, they haven't been clear, there's multiple decisions on that. And I wanna be careful, I'm still an ambassador. I don't wanna take a partisan political position. It depends in service of what end and to what strategic vision is it, the, is it the on, is it a tool in the toolbox or the toolbox? And so to me, if it's a tool in the toolbox to what end does it serve, what are the other tools you're gonna use? How are you gonna treat allies to be part of a strategy where I still believe conceptually, you wanna isolate the isolator now, in terms of America's allies. So Japan, where you've been or where you are and South Korea and we've got Taiwan as well. I think they are all expecting to be pressured to put more money into their defense, to pay for the American soldiers or, you know, military who are there? Is that the impression you're getting? And do they seem ready and willing to do it? Well, as you know, in the last three years, probably been the most significant change in both the military structures of the United States and Japan, we're taking a piece of the Indo Pacific that's been based in Hawaii, the command and control center, moving it to Japan, Japan even before there was a tank on the Ukrainian border, a Russian tank on the Ukrainian border agreed to go to 2% of GDP of defense budget, acquire counter strike capabilities, align their national security with our national security and our visions in that area normalize relations with Korea. So when you look at all that component from a security standpoint, Japan's on the third year of hitting that 2% mark. Uh way ahead. There's not a criticism but an observation of countries in Europe where you have a hot conflict which you don't have in the Indo Pacific. And they've done very, very significant things from interoperability and capacity to align closer to the United States. They're gonna go from the ninth to the third largest defense budget in the world. We're the number one defense supplier where they purchase weapons from. So we have an interest uh there and they have an interest with us. Um You can sit here and argue about cost of a base. It's an issue, it's not the issue and the ability to just take, you said Taiwan. But I happen to think the Philippines is a real uh event right now in the South China Sea. You don't have to wait until 2027. It's happening right now between what China, how China is treating the Philippines. But if one of the strategies on Taiwan is a quarantine, the Philippine uh area in the South Island, southwest islands of Japan, make a quarantine of Taiwan, much more problematic for China to execute So again, example, a if you wanna have a strategy to deal with kind of a deterrence to China, you're not gonna do it without allies, just as one, just look at the map, not possible. And from that scenario, number two, I do think and this is on us, this is where uh I would think uh when they say to us, oh, if we would say to them, oh, you're gonna have to pay more for a base. You know, the United States uh military industrial base to me is our number one security risk. They've never met. None of the big four have ever met a budget timeline or a deadline for producing a major weapon. And so the idea, you know, I can't tell you how many times I've been asked to renegotiate a contract where because our companies have not met the deadline or the cost. So I would say to you is we have an ally. We're the biggest supplier of defense product. They're the biggest, one of the biggest purchasers gonna become the third largest defense budget. They rely on not just our security commitment but also the purchases of weapons from all the major foreign military industrial companies who can't meet a budget, can't meet a deadline. And so I see. So I, you know, and every one of them are in major stock buybacks. I will tell you one lesson I came out of here. We should have a policy in the defense budget, you cannot do stock buybacks if these 10 X weapons that you produce aren't on budget on timeline. Now, I I'm I'm saying this both rhetorically, it is so frustrating from a security commitment where you always have to go back and renegotiate with an ally who's purchasing weapons from you. So let me ask you because all of this is obviously going to come up in spades as we go along. But you are also a very prominent democrat and as you know, here in Washington where I am and elsewhere around the country, there is a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth, what happened, you know, trying to do post mortems. And I just wonder whether you think there are some prominent democrats who would say stop freaking out, just stop. It, just take stock and let's really analyze the real issue which the bottom line they believe is the economy and others say, no, no, no. We've got to just, you know, stop and this and that I want to know where you stand on this because your name is also being brought up as potential running for the D N C. But just noteworthy on this, the Washington Post and Yougov did a blind test of 100 policies. Harris's agenda was overall more popular than Trump's. So, what do you think went wrong for your party? I think there's three layers and I'll try to do it quickly. I want it on the top line when 70% of the country think that it's headed in the wrong direction or the economy is not good. That's a structural architect, structurally, anti incumbent and any leader that's lived through COVID, it's been bad for the body and not great for the body politic. And it's an example of the elections throughout both the developed, developed world. So there's structural there, but a layer below that, when the top of the ticket runs below senate and congressional candidates, that's about the kind of campaign you run. You'd have Senator in Pennsylvania if we weren't running below the ticket. And that is about the campaign. That was run example. Look, if you were worried about democracy, which is a big issue, but we had you on. Hello Donald. And again, I want to be careful here given I'm an ambassador. But the idea that the race that we run is more about how the oval office is gonna become like ebay. And we're, whether you're for one day, you're for tiktok the next day against tiktok the next day. You're for Tik Tok and one of his biggest supporters of investor in tiktok, oil and gas interest. We are the Democrats and again, I wanna be careful, are the thin blue line protecting you from major special interests. They're gonna run rampant through Washington. That should have been the core argument. There are other things to talk about. And then third below that, which is not this election but this moment in time. And that is, I think if you go back through three events, an Iraq war which the American people were deceived, spent trillions of dollars people, thousands of soldiers lost their lives. People maimed for life. People were deceived and lied into a war and not one person responsible for that deception ever was held accountable. Six years later, the financial industry lies to the American people. People lose their homes, their livelihood and the bankers are screaming for their bonuses. Nobody held accountable. Fast forward. We we are for those remaining years. The anti-establishment in COVID, the Democrats become the establishment voice in so many different ways. And the the component also is in this period of time is the first generation of Americans to believe that their kids future is gonna be worse than theirs, which has never happened in 200 years of history. And we become the establishment. We literally talk like the establishment who talks like about the caring economy. It's called nurses, it's called teachers. Nobody talks like that except for an adjunct professor trying to become a tenure professor. But we are, there's other things that we talk about defund the police. When you say that's a crazy. They all say, well, it doesn't mean that, well, don't use the English language then, ok, because that's how we communicate. So there's a whole things that happened in COVID and people's lives get upturned and still haven't gone back to kind of a normal routine and they're angry and the establishment, I'm part of it. We're all guilty for having actually many, many different ways. Never actually have a rule book that applies to uh universally. There's one for those in the elite, in the establishment and one for everybody else. So to me, the elections can be understood in layers. And I think the bigger thing is to understand this moment in time re establish a connectivity where the values and the ideals and uh uh that we believe in we're going to fight for and they're wider. Uh And this is one of the things that's important in politics are wider than the loudest voice. And I, and I wanna add one thing that's important. The public believes that the Democratic Party is more controlled by the far left. This is a cultural, far left than they think the Republican Party is by the right. And when you look at John Kennedy, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. John Kennedy gives a speech in Dallas about the Catholic church president uh Clinton at that time, gives a speech about Sister Soldier, the uh at operation push. And President Obama gives a speech about Father Wright. They show that they are bigger than any one component of the coalition that has not happened. And we need to re-establish that we are a coalition party, but no one voice is bigger than the totality of our and the singularity of our voice and that did not, has not happened in past presidential campaign, do you think? I mean, you've got seven weeks to go. Uh I guess a, how are you feeling about coming back from over there? And B are you gonna follow David Axelrod's uh advice and apply for the D N C job? Look, I'm looking forward. Uh and I've got a couple of things left, I'm still gonna execute them. I mean, it's not just verb verbage. I'm gonna run through the tape on a couple of things. You'll be seeing that in the next seven weeks. I, before I turn the page over and before I'm done, I also want to say it's been an incredible honor to serve the country. I've learned a lot, not only about the region, learned a lot about America being away from America. And when I first thing I'm doing today after uh this visit, I'm gonna go back to Chicago back home. Uh and I look forward to returning home uh to Chicago and I'll take a sense of where I'm gonna go. I'm not done with public service. What road I take in public service uh will be something I determine uh in the future. But I am gonna spend the remaining time of the honor. I've had to be the US ambassador in Japan at this critical moment in time in our history to run right through the tape. And there's about three or four things you'll see in over the next seven weeks that, uh, indicate exactly what I just said. All right. Well, we will be watching Rahm Emmanuel Ambassador. I will buy you a one way Amtrak ticket out of Washington to see. Hurry up, get on it. There's an Excel right now to take you anywhere you wanna go. Uh, you know, I'm here as a foreign correspondent. Ram. That's all I can tell you. The emphasis word was foreign. Not correspondent, Ram Emmanuel. Thank you so much. You got it.</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>IN- INTERNATIONAL INTERVIEW TRUMP AMBASSADOR </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--MUSIC INFO---</b></p>\n<p></p>

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Lloyd George in Wales - 1922 - planting potatoes and fishing (Criccieth). <br/> <br/>British Prime Minister David Lloyd George gardening and fishing in his parents' native Wales; 1922. Shot of old stone house; panning from upper part down to ground level where woman stands in doorway. MLS Lloyd George in garden using spade (titles say he is planting potatoes; woman sits on low wall nearby; LG then sits on wall also. Next; LG fly fishing in river; he wears long raincoat & stands on rock; casting. Wider shot (rather idyllic scene along rocky river w/ arched stone bridge in BG) shows LG sitting against tree along riverbank while in BG another man fishes & a woman & child watch him. MLS a 3rd man walks up to LG. Politicians; personalities; recreation; vacations. location Wales; Great Britain

Subs Dock at Pearl Harbor

ISSUE_NO = 273A NO_OF_ITEMS = 9 ITEM_NO = 1 DESCRIPTION : Vacationists on other side of Channel make most of leisure hours enjoying carnival and beach. CARD_FILE = 3113 CARD_TITLE : Holiday Time Finds French At Seaside SHOT_LIST : Fishermen making catch of Tunny fish. Fishing boat at sea, Flower carnival at Biarritz. Shots of bathers on the beach and in the sea. Children doing drills on the beach. CU child eating orange. Child crawling over the sand with spade. Small child walks to and faces camera. SOUND : Commentator, music KEYWORDS : Entertainment and Leisure; France; Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries; Environment; Food, Drink and Cooking; Horticulture MATERIAL : Neg 575 LENGTH_SHOT = 118 DATE_SUBD = 00/00/0000

(VIDEO) UNDERWATER / SCHURZ/ WRECKAGE/ SPADE FISH

Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. <br/> <br/>Title: "Millions of Herrings are now being landed daily". <br/> <br/>Panning shot from men standing on the quayside to rows of fishing boats moored in the harbour, baskets on pulleys transport the herring from the boats to dry land. Top shot a hold packed with dead fish, a man is shovelling up spade loads of the fish, a basket on a pulley is lowered into shot. Top shot of the almost empty hold of a boat, two men shovel fish into a basket. M/S of a man on the quay pulling the baskets full of fish off the boats using the pulley system, two other men carry the basket off screen. M/S of the two men tipping the contents of the basket into other baskets. <br/> <br/>Intertitle: "The Herring Harvest - with the Bonnie Scotch Fisher Lassies hard at work on it - is now in full swing!" <br/> <br/>High angled L/S of the fishing boats moored in the harbour. L/S of baskets of fish being unloaded from the boats. M/S of a row of women in headscarves sorting through large trays of fish on the quayside. M/S of some of the women gutting fish. M/S of the backs of four of the girls as they work. More general shots of the girls gutting and sorting the herrings. C/U of one of the girls gutting a herring, her apron is covered in fish guts. Various shots of women packing fish in barrels of salt. <br/> <br/>Intertitle: "'When do Bloaters become Kippers?' (The Prince). The Prince of Wales, one of whose proudest titles is 'Master of the Fishing Fleets', spends crowded day in the 'Herring Capital of the World'." <br/> <br/>M/S, looking over the heads of a crowd on the quayside, of Prince Edward (Prince of Wales) on board a fishing trawler, accompanied by several dignitaries, a fisherman demonstrates how the pulley system transports baskets of fish. Panning L/S of a very crowded quayside. High angled shot of the Prince getting into a chauffeur driven car, policemen hold back crowds of onlookers. <br/> <br/>M/S of a row of women gutting fish. M/S of the Prince and his entourage of dignitaries and bodyguard watching the women work. Panning shot along a row of Scottish fisher girls in their aprons waving. <br/> <br/>High angled shot of the Prince cutting a ribbon to the entrance of a new bridge. High angled L/S of the new suspension bridge in operation, crowds packed onto the quayside. High angled shot of the Prince, accompanied by several men in mayoral robes, walking over the new bridge. High angled L/S of the Prince and an entourage of local dignitaries walking over the bridge, passing cheering crowds.

NAME: CHN SNOW 20051217Ix TAPE: EF05/1112 IN_TIME: 10:46:19:05 DURATION: 00:00:46:22 SOURCES: CCTV DATELINE: Yantai City - 17 Dec 2005 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST Yantai city, Shangdong Province 1. Wide of traffic going along road covered with thick snow 2. Close up of tractor sweeping snow, zoom out to wide of snow sweepers 3. Wide, then tilt of houses destroyed by heavy snow 4. Wide of local resident picking up cloth from her destroyed house 5. Wide, zoom in of local resident moving snow from his house with a spade 6. Wide of street in Yantai city, with pedestrians and cars 7. Snow sweeper sweeping snow along express way 8. Snow sweeper sweeping snow 9. Wide, zoom out of traffic trapped by snow on road 10. Police car by street and local citizen asking for help 11. Traffic police guiding the traffic in snow 12. Wide of workers throwing salt on the street to prevent people from slipping STORYLINE The municipal government in Yantai, a coastal city in Shandong Province of China has activated an emergency plan in response to 12 days of continuous snowfall. Some houses have been destroyed by the heavy snow which has built up over the past two weeks and local officials say the local transport system has come under intense pressure. Pedestrians struggle to keep their balance and avoid falling over on the deep snow-lined, slippery streets. Traffic along the expressway has come to a halt. Yantai began experiencing continuous snowfall and strong winds on Dec.3. So far, about one metre of snow has accumulated, breaking a 50-year record. Rainfall has exceeded 50 millimetres. According to the local meteorological forecast, more snow is expected this week. As well as the snow, near gale force winds hit the city several days ago. Primary and secondary schools in Yantai were closed for the day and all fishing on Bohai Bay has been suspended over the past few days. Snow sweepers were sent out across the area to clear major roads. Shandong Peninsula of China has always suffered heavy snow in previous years, said local meteorological experts, but not normally with such frequency. Yantai and Weihai can both suffer heavy snowfall and rain because of the geography and climate. Located on Shandong Peninsula, the two cities are in a relatively warm area but when cold air fronts arrive to the peninsula from Siberia, heavy rainfall comes with it.

MISCELLANEOUS FLORIDA SCENES

Note: Unknown location for the events in this item. <br/> <br/>Full titles read: "THE WASP HUNTERS - The best way to put a pest away." <br/> <br/>L/S the three wasp hunters led by an elderly gentleman discovering the wasp hole in large field. <br/> <br/>Intertitle reads: "A little late Autumn exercise with a spade, some poison, paraffin and a carefree mind." <br/> <br/>L/S of the elderly gentleman explaining how he is going to kill the wasps. He place several cyanide tablets into a pot with paraffin. This is poured over the hole and set a light to with a paraffin rag and an "..income tax form !" <br/> <br/>The gentleman explains the three sexes of the wasp family, the workers, the females and the males. Several shots of nest being dug up. The gentleman shows the many layers of the inside of the nest which include many dead wasps and grubs which are "..very useful for fishing."

AP-APTN-0930: China Oil Spill 2 Friday, 23 July 2010 STORY:China Oil Spill 2- REPLAY Damage, clean-up efforts continue after pipeline blast, reax LENGTH: 03:39 FIRST RUN: 0830 RESTRICTIONS: Part No Access China TYPE: Mandarin/Nats SOURCE: AP TELEVISION/CCTV STORY NUMBER: 652127 DATELINE: Dalian - 23 July 2010 LENGTH: 03:39 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY CCTV - NO ACCESS CHINA SHOTLIST: (FIRST RUN 0930 AMERICAS PRIME NEWS - 23 JULY 2010) AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY 1. Mid pan from oil-stained rocks to polluted water 2. Close of oil on water 3. Wide of oil-polluted water hitting against the rocks 4. Wide of boat carrying barrels of oil, pan to oil stained rocks 5. Set up of Greenpeace campaigner, Zhong Yu 6. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Zhong Yu, Senior Action Coordinator, Greenpeace: "It doesn't matter if there is this kind of oil leak from Dalian or Mexico. Once it leaks it will cause damage to the environment. It is impossible to totally reverse the damage. Therefore we have to think about the way we use energy, and the real price of the use of this energy source." 7. Mid of boat carrying barrels of spilled oil 8. Close of boat carrying barrels of spilled oil 9. Mid of men dragging barrels from a boat to land 10. Pull focus of empty nets 11. Various of fishing community 12. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Zhang Xiubo, Dalian resident: "Look. All the sea water is polluted by the oil. There is a strong impact. The shellfish will die as soon as they touch the oil." 13. Wide of beach 14. Close of waves 15. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Bai Fan, visiting Dalian on holiday: "I am not a local resident, I just came to visit for one or two days. Now we can't swim. We are disappointed." 16. People standing at water's edge 17. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Vox Pop, no name given: "Now the oil has spilled all around the sea, there is no way to get into the water." 18. Wide of a boat passing an oil stained wall indicating the level the oil reached following the explosion (FIRST RUN EXPECTED 0830 EUROPE PRIME NEWS - 23 JULY 2010) CCTV - NO ACCESS CHINA 19. Mid of soldiers carrying bucket on beach covered in black oil 20. Soldiers cleaning up oil 21. Wide of oil covered beach 22. Wide of beach 23. Mid of oil being put into buckets 24. Mid of soldiers on beach 25. Mid of soldier putting spade full of oil into bucket 26. Close of soldier scooping up oil onto spade 27. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Song Xiaobo, Deputy director of Dalian tariff-free district management department: ++soundbite continues into following shot++ "I'm standing in an area close to the explosion centre, and the oil drained down into the gutter, and then subsequently spilled out on to the beach here." 28. Various of soldiers pulling up cloth which has soaked up oil from beach 29. Wide of soldiers on beach 30. Various of soldiers carrying cloths soaked in oil to drums SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Sun Jianli, Division Commander for the reserve force in Liaoning: ++soundbite continues into following shot++ "We have arranged large numbers of soldiers in recent days to tackle the clean up from different directions. We will continue to be persistent, and will win the battle against the oil." 31. Mid of soldiers looking at map 32. Various of soldiers retrieving fabric soaked in oil from sea 33. Various of cleanup on beach 34. Various of soldiers deploying protective barrier STORYLINE China and environmental observers said on Friday cleanup efforts on the country's largest reported oil spill were progressing, but the environmental and economic damage was clear. The cleanup marred by the drowning of a worker this week, his body coated in crude - continued over a 165 square mile (430 square kilometre) stretch of the Yellow Sea off the northeastern city of Dalian, one of China's major ports and strategic oil reserve sites. "We will continue to be persistent, and will win the battle against the oil," said Division Commander Sun Jianli. According to Greenpeace campaigner Zhong Yu, the spill will definitely have a negative impact on the environment. "It doesn't matter if there is this kind of oil leak from Dalian or Mexico. Once it leaks it will cause damage to the environment. It is impossible to totally reverse the damage," Zhong said. Fishing communities living close to the area affected by the spill said that the impact on their livelihood was severe. Tourists also complained that the spill had spoiled their beach holiday. "I am not a local resident, I just came to visit for one or two days. Now we can't swim. We are disappointed," said Bai Fan. China National Petroleum Corporation said on Thursday that the pipeline that exploded and caused the oil spill last Friday had resumed operations. The blast had reduced oil shipments from part of China's strategic oil reserves to the rest of the country. The cause of the explosion that started the spill was still not clear. 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ONE WEEK OF LOVE

(VIDEO) UNDERWATER / U-352, SPADE FISH

Buffalo, United States of America. <br/> <br/>"The Canadian-American frontier point, where artful dodgers of both sexes sometimes take points (and pints) past the officials." M/S of the customs point, cars draw up. An official asks "Anything to declare?". M/S of customs officials talking to the driver of a car. The driver is told to move on. M/S of man at customs post. Sign reads: "United States Customs and Immigration." Two officials talk to the driver and look in his boot. He is allowed through. "Some of the dodges." A man in uniform lids the bonnet of a car. He says: "A frequent place to smuggle liquor is underneath the hood." There is a sack inside the bonnet which contains 8 quarts of alcohol. We are shown how bottles can be hidden inside car radiators and tubes which can go inside car tyres. <br/> <br/>We see a woman from the waist down. The customs official shows how women can hide bottles inside their dresses. He says "The women are about as bad offenders as the men." A man models a device which fits around his waist and can hold 6 quarts of alcohol. The customs official turns the device upside down and the booze pours out. <br/> <br/>"But it takes New Jersey to really organise the super dodging, when the spirit moves them." Prohibition agents show how they discovered alcohol hidden in a coal truck. C/U of a spade being used to move coal aside and showing where the tank was hidden. Enough alcohol was in this tank to "start a dozen white mules kicking". Various shots of the truck. The "dry agents" attach a hose then siphon off the booze. It runs out of the hose into a drain. Two of the agents pretend to wash their hands in the alcohol. "What a headache it must have given the poor fish!" states the American narrator. <br/> <br/>Safety print only - has separate mag track.

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"With the approach of the bathing season one notes that Eve's costume shows steady signs of shrinking." M/S of a woman in a swimsuit walking towards the camera with a dog in her arms. She walks up the steps of a conservatory which looks out onto a beach (possibly a painted backdrop). She puts down the dog and takes off her jacket to show off her patterned swimsuit "Now, from the "eighties". A row of women pose in swimsuits from the 1800s. They have little signs around their necks showing the dates: 1890, 1880, 1895, 1900 and 1885. A woman wearing a 1918 swimsuit stands in the background of the shot. The women turn to show the backs of their swimsuits. "With the passing years, one sees more and more of Eve." A woman in a black swimsuit poses against a black background. By means of optical printing the woman is "cloned". Two other swimsuits are modelled by the same girl as the superimpositions appear beside her on the black background. Very clever. Her poses are quite cute and sexy. <br/> <br/>M/S of three women posing in swimsuits with a disapproving woman with a sign around her neck "Mrs Grundy". I suspect that Mrs Grundy is the cartoonist and filmmaker Joe Noble in drag. "This model has the new wide knickers - the last word." L/S of the model seen earlier taking off a beach robe to reveal her swimsuit. She is modelling in what looks like the Pathe studio. She holds out her beach robe and a young bellboy walks into shot and takes it from her. She continues to pose. M/S of the cameraman - looks like Joe Noble. Words are painted on the side of the film canisters "Eve's Film Review". The bellboy walks backwards and stands beside the camera. The model continues to pose. C/U of the boy's face as he looks - in rapture - at the model. The cameraman can be seen just over his shoulder. The model continues to pose. The cameraman stops turning and pushes the bellboy out of the way of the camera. He gives him a clip round the ear for good measure just for his lustfulness! The cameraman signals to the model and carries on turning. More posing. <br/> <br/> "For sun bathing (which is likely to become more popular if old Sol obliges), a tape round the neck allows the shoulder straps to be removed." The model undoes the straps of her costume and turns to show her bare back. "The newest in two-piece suits for sun-bathing, or games on the beach." Another model (not as pretty as the previous one!) models some beachwear - shorts and a vest top. She turns for the camera. "Yes, Eve, they get smaller - smaller ..." M/S of a little girl (probably about 3 years old) in a swimsuit standing on a chair with a bucket and spade. She bobs up and down and smiles. <br/> <br/>Animation sequence. Strange stuff presumably from the pen of Joe Noble. A strange cartoon character appears - a man wearing a strange outfit. Writing appears: "Percy, always a devil with the girls, affects the Devil-Fish Costume." Percy holds his hand above his eyes (as if looking out to sea) then scratches his own shoulder with his tail. Writing appears: "Every convenience, usual offices, H & C, Terms Mod." Intertitle reads: "Adam's inventive genius doesn't stop at costumes - take a peep at this - " C/U of a woman's torso - she wears a bathing suit. She presents to the camera a strange contraption which incorporates a canvas shoe attached to a board which bends in the middle. M/S of her putting on the strange shoes. She stands up. We then see her swimming in an outdoor pool. <br/> <br/>"When the silly season really gets going, this may be a method adopted" Animated sequence follows. A man in a top hat has a speech bubble which reads: "Ladees and Gentlemen! Professor Bosko will now attempt his great cross channel rocket swim." He uses a match to light the fuse of a rocket which is attached to the back of a man in striped swimming trunks. The swimmer says: "I can smell something burning!" Suddenly the rocket propels him out of shot. Animated sequence of him bouncing along on the waves and being eaten by a shark. <br/> <br/>"But for all that, our hearts go out to the true sportsman who alone and unaided battles with the Channel!" Animated sequence of a man swimming along the surface of the sea. We are given an underwater view which shows he is cheating - he is attached to a submarine which is aiding him through the water. <br/> <br/>Was an item in Eve's Film Review issue number 570. <br/> <br/>Note: see other records - I think the animator would have been Joe Noble. <br/> <br/>Safety print exists of first section - not animation section - probably in "Fashion, Fun and Fancy" roll.

Various. <br/> <br/>GV. St. Paul's Cathedral, London. GV. Interior, Easter service in progress and the choir entering the garden in the Cathedral. Choir singing 'Jesus Christ is Risen Today'. LV. Congregation standing. TV. Choristers led by the Bishop passing the garden of the resurrection. LV. Showing the Cross and Dove. STV. Bishop with others standing before the Cross. LV. Garden. AS. Cross and the Dove. <br/> <br/>GV. The Cathedral at Leicester. SV. Couple being showered with confetti after wedding ceremony. LV. Wedding couples coming down steps from church to car. CU. Old boot tied on the back of car as car draws away. LV. Interior, giant chocolate Easter egg having the finishing touches put to it by a chef, children watching. SCU. Chef working on egg watched by small boy. CU. Boy looking up at large egg. AS. Giant egg with wording 'Easter Greetings'. SCU. Baby seated in high chair eating chocolate Easter egg. <br/> <br/>LV. Cars going along the dual carriage way to the coast. SV. & SCU. Group of men on side of road mending punctures. SV. Another man on side of road pumping up tyre. SV. A couple with two children seated on grass verge at side of road taking refreshments. BV. Three hikers walking along grass verge as cars pass them on their right. <br/> <br/>LV. Group of Tiller girls walking towards camera, wearing the latest Easter hats in Hyde Park. CU. Tracking shot into the three girls. <br/> <br/>GV. Easter fair in progress at Hayes. CU. Elderly woman with flowered Easter bonnet looking at round-a- bout. CU. Another old woman wearing large bonnet type hat. SV. Another old woman wearing bonnet type hat with ribbon tied under chin. <br/> <br/>LV. Old age pensioners (women) parading with Easter bonnets. LV. Crowds watching. SV. Woman wearing flat hat. CU. Another woman wearing large bonnet type hat with flowerpot on top. SCU. Another woman wearing duck hat. SV. Another woman wearing window sill type of hat. LV. Crowd watching. SCU. Mrs Ellen McElligott, aged 91, is the winner. She is kissed by Ray Martin and Corrine Gray. <br/> <br/>GV. Start of the Richmond Formula One race at Goodwood. AS. People watching over fence. SV. Cars rounding bend with car No 4, B.R.M. driven by Mike Hawthorn in the lead, closely followed by car No 6. SV. Officials pushing over the wrecked car which had been driven by Tony Dennis - powerful D type Jaguar. He crashed to death on the 12th lap during the 40 mile sports car race. LV. Car No 6, Connaught driven by Scott-Brown in the lead, closely followed by No 1, Maserati driven by Stirling Moss. Stirling Moss flashing over the line to win. SV. Towards and pan, Stirling Moss coming in, he is the winner. <br/> <br/>GV. Pan, mass of cyclists racing round track at Herne Hill during the Gold Column race. LV. Crowds applauding. LV. Cyclists racing over line for finish. SCU. Crowds applauding. SCU. John Geddes, winner of the 5 mile Gold Column Race. <br/> <br/>LV. Motorcycle racing in progress at Oulton Park. SV. Pan Bob McIntyre racing along. SV. Other cyclists racing in pursuit. SV. Bob McIntyre being flagged in and flashing over the line and winning the race. LV. Crowds. SCU. Bob McIntyre smiling. <br/> <br/>GV. Sailing Regatta in progress at Teddington. GV. Sailing boats in line. SV. Competitors putting sailing boat ti water. SCU. Pan, sailing boat past camera at speed. <br/> <br/>CU. Pan, another sailing boat past camera. SCU. Two people watching. SV. Sailing boat rounding marking buoy. CU. Pan, sailing boat past camera. <br/> <br/>GV. River with punt. CU. Boy standing up on end of punt smiling, holding punt pole. STV. A girl, seated at the other end of the punt reading book. CU. Boy has a difficulty with punt pole as it sticks in the mud. He falls out of frame and into water. LV. Punt going away with girl waving arms. LV. Boy swimming to the river bank. <br/> <br/>CU. Float from fishing rod on water. CU. Man smiling as he thinks he has a fish and starts to turn rod. STV. Man starts to pull up and finds he has caught an old wellington boot. <br/> <br/>LV. Man in his garden pulling his prize onions. CU. Man planting onions. SV. Little girl comes along with small bucket and spade and starts to dig up her father's newly planted onions. <br/> <br/>AS. Sign 'Sea Front'. LV. Massed cars on road waiting to enter the resort. SCU. Small boy eating large lump of candy floss. LV. Large number of boys getting off small lorry. CU. Boys getting down from lorry. GV. Sea front. SV. Father mother and small child making sand castles on beach. SCU. Courting couple embracing in deck chairs. TS. Along Southend Pier. SV. Pan, motorboat racing out to sea with trippers. CU. Couple sitting at the back of racing boat. GV. & AS. Round-a-bouts etc., at the Southend Kuursal. Shot taken from roller-coaster as it moves - some greatly confusing up side down footage - interesting. <br/> <br/>SV. Man on ladder white washing wall, his wife appears and says come and have a cup of tea. CU. Wife holding cup of tea. She throws cup of tea in the air and puts hands up to face. SV. Husband falls down steps, feet in white wash and bucket falls on his head. SCU. Husband struggling to get bucket off his head. <br/> <br/>SCU. Baby in high chair finishing off her Easter egg. BV. Family and children pushing small lorry up road. <br/> <br/>(Orig.Neg.) (Title scene A.)

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