INTERVIEW NEW YORK PANEL Mariana Romo-Carmona 1:26:33 Yes I think that lesbian and gay families have a wonderful opportunity to begin to question and challenge the notion of traditional family because I think that there is no traditional family anymore. Anyway, I think that lesbians and gays have had children have been parents have been part of families forever. And I think that what's happening now is that we're the first generation of openly gay parents. And so for us it's has become a political issue has become a way to try to, to be able to be happy with our children to be able to have the kind of family life the kind of family joys that other people have Robert Lipsyte 1:27:14 Yeah so probably Wayne, I'm probably wrong to ask a proud new father. But in terms of the the new family, the alternative family, the extension of the family, it's more than parents and children one would think, Wayne Steinman 1:27:28 Well it's clearly more than parents and children, I would, I don't see our parenting as recapitulating or in any way mimicking heterosexual society, lesbians and gay men have the unique situation we where we choose to become parents, we don't have the pressures of traditional heterosexual relationships, forcing married people to have children. This is something that we have chosen to do. My partner and I chose to have a child because we wanted it we have a warm and loving home and we wanted to share that home. I think that the the way society views lesbians and gay men who are parenting, you know, it unfortunately, lends itself to certain types of criticisms, which are totally unfounded where you know, where they interject our sexual orientation, where that is such a minor portion of our day to day raising of our children. I think we need to look at it in a much broader spectrum. Robert Lipsyte 1:28:27 Yeah, well, let's look at it from a special point of view. Gabrielle, what's your take on this? Gabrielle Lowe 1:28:34 What's my take on? Robert Lipsyte 1:28:35 Are you heterosexual? Gabrielle Lowe 1:28:36 Yes. But I don't really think that's an issue. I think that it's more important to talk about what it's like growing up with gay parents as opposed to straight parents or whatever. I mean, I don't think that's really, that has anything to do with it. My mother was very honest with me always. And I think it was really important. She was proud of what she was. She is proud of what she is. She's the strongest person I ever met. And I it was always to me, it was always something that was interesting. That was set her apart a little bit, but it was never something that I worried about. Robert Lipsyte 1:29:16 Ginger, I wonder what your panelists particularly the the nursing father has to say?

--SUPERS--\nFriday\nLansing, MI\n\nAly Raisman\nOlympic Gymnast\n--ALT FONT--\nLarry Nassar Accuser\n\n --LEAD IN--\nSIX-TIME OLYMPIC MEDALIST ALY RAISMAN ADDRESSED HER ABUSER, LARRY NASSAR, IN A MICHIGAN COURT FRIDAY.\nNASSAR WAS ONCE A DOCTOR FOR THE OLYMPICS GYMNASTICS TEAM ... AND HAS ALREADY BEEN SENTENCED TO 60 YEARS IN PRISON ON FEDERAL CHILD PORNOGRAPHY CHARGES.\nTHE CURRENT PROCEEDINGS RELATE TO CHARGES OF SEXUAL ASSAULT AGAINST SEVEN GIRLS.\nNASSAR PLEADED GUILTY IN NOVEMBER.\nDURING THE SENTENCING PHASE, THE JUDGE HAS ALLOWED MORE VICTIMS TO GIVE IMPACT STATEMENTS.\nTHE 23-YEAR-OLD RAISMAN READ HERS FRIDAY MORNING... AND THE COURTROOM BURST INTO APPLAUSE AFTERWARD.\n --SOT--\nAly Raisman/Olympic Gymnast: "Your Honor, I ask you to give Larry the strongest possible sentence, which his actions deserve, for by doing so you will send a message to him and to other abusers that they can not get away with their horrible crimes. They will be exposed for the evil they are, and they will be punished to the maximum extent of the law. Let this sentence strike fear in anyone who thinks it is okay to hurt another person. Abusers, your time is up. The survivors are here, standing tall, and we are not going anywhere. And please your Honor, stress the need to investigate how this happened, so that we can hold accountable those who empowered and enabled Larry Nassar, so we can repair and once again believe in this wonderful sport. My dream is that one day everyone will know what the words "me too" signify, but they will be educated and able to protect themselves from predators like Larry, so that they will never, ever, ever have to say the words "me too." Thank you." (applause)\n --TAG--\nRAISMAN HAD INITIALLY SAID SPEAKING IN PERSON WOULD BE TOO PAINFUL AND HAD PLANNED TO SUBMIT A WRITTEN STATEMENT.\nMORE THAN 100 WOMEN AND GIRLS HAVE ACCUSED NASSAR OF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT IN CIVIL LAWSUITS.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nLARRY NASSAR OLYMPICS GYMNASTICS SPORTS CRIME SEXUAL MISCONDUCT\n\n

[OBAMA MEET THE CANDIDATE EVENT P2] [CLARION, IOWA USA] FTG OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SENATOR BARACK OBAMA (D-ILL) MEET THE CANDIDATE EVENT IN CLARION, IOWA / Clarion-Goldfield Elementary School, Gymnasium, 319 3rd Avenue NE, Clarion, IA / Q&A SESSION IN PROGRESS 18:32:52 But, you know, probably, the strongest experience that I have is.in foreign relations, is the fact that I spent 4 years living overseas when I was a child in Asia, and in Southeast Asia, and my father's from Kenya, that's where I got my name from, he's passed away now, but I still have family there. So a lot of my knowledge about foreign affairs isn't just what I studied in school, you know, I studied international relations when I was in college- it's not just the work that I do on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, it's actually having the knowledge of how ordinary people in these other countries live.

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Child weightlifter in Leytonstone, Greater London. <br/> <br/>Various shots of seven year old Billy Stevens performing weightlifting: he lifts dumbbells that weigh more than him and even his adult brother Jack - this probably makes him the strongest boy in England!

TAPE_NUMBER: EF00/1120 IN_TIME: 12:37:28 // 19:28:29 - 21:36:34 LENGTH: 01:22 SOURCES: ABC RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: English/Nat XFA In California an eight year old boy is already being touted as a future Mr. Universe. Despite his youth the child has the physique of a polished bodybuilder. Richard Sandrak began working out at the age of two. It seems good genes are all in the family - his parents are former marshal artist and aerobic champions in Russia. Some claim that, for his size, Richard is the strongest human in the world. SOUNDBITE: (English) "He does 115 punches in 15 seconds, 35 kicks in 15 seconds, and he is the strongest human in the world, pound for pound." SUPER CAPTION: Sherry Goggin, Richard's Co-Manager & Choreographer SOUNDBITE: (English) "So far, it has been amazing. I actually expressed a lot of concern. I got a bone age test, some hormones checked. And they all seemed very normal." SUPER CAPTION: Dr. Michael Goldberg, Richard's Pediatrician Richard is not your typical kid, he loves to lift weights but has never eaten a chocolate-bar, and is a spokesman for a nutritional supplement company. SOUNDBITE: (English) "We eat only vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, and sometimes fish." SUPER CAPTION: Mark Paul Sandrak, Richard's father SOUNDBITE: (English) "Q. Never had a M & M (chocolate confectionery) ? A. Never. Not even one piece." SUPER CAPTION: Richard Sandrak, 9 year old body builder Richard says he enjoys what he does. Doctors claim that all this working out isn't hurting the child - in fact he seems to be in incredible shape. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Cause I really love it - not like - love it." SUPER CAPTION: Richard Sandrak,8 year old body builder SOUNDBITE: (English) "I would say this child is thriving on it. He seems to enjoy it and is proud of himself. And, so far, he seems to be very healthy psychologically as well as physically." SUPER CAPTION: Dr. Michael Goldberg, Richard's Pediatrician And what does he want to be when he grows up? Well does Arnold Schwarzenegger ring a bell? SOUNDBITE: (English) "I want to be a movie star." SUPER CAPTION: Richard Sandrak,8 year old body builder APT SHOTLIST: California, USA - 5 October, 2000 1. Richard playing computer games 2. Various of Richard weight training, boxing and stretching 3. Richard writing on paper 4. Picture of Richard at three years old 5. Recent picture 6. Richard boxing 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sherry Goggin, Richard's Co-Manager & Choreographer 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr. Michael Goldberg, Richard's Pediatrician 9. Richard weightlifting in fitness centre 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mark Paul Sandrak, Richard's father 11. Richard posing in front of mirror 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Richard Sandrak, 8 year old body builder 13. Richard lifting weights 14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Richard Sandrak, 8 year old body builder 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr. Michael Goldberg, Richard's Pediatrician 16. Various of Richard walking around and posing 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Richard Sandrak, 8 year old body builder 18. Richard walking ?

Texas Senators consider a bill that would ban human cloning

--SUPERS--\n\n:00-:06\nKKTV\n\n:06-:09\nKKCO\n\n:16-:21\nWMBD\n\n:21-:32\nKKTV\n\n:40-:47\nWMBD\n\n:54-:57\nWMBD\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nTEAM SPORTS CAN BE A GREAT WAY TO TEACH LITTLE ONES ABOUT TEAMWORK, SPORTSMANSHIP ... THEY CAN EVEN HELP YOUR CHILD PAY FOR COLLEGE. BUT THEY CAN ALSO LEAD TO INJURIES. AND MORE AND MORE YOUNG PEOPLE ARE GETTING HURT.\nxxxx HAS MORE IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\nAN OVERUSE INJURY IS ANY KIND OF MUSCLE OR JOINT INJURY THAT IS CAUSED BY A REPEATED TRAUMA.\nTHEY CAN BE CAUSED BY TRAINING ERRORS OR TECHNIQUE ERRORS ... AND THEY ARE ON THE RISE AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE.\nOVERUSE INJURIES ARE SUBTLE, USUALLY OCCUR OVER TIME, AND CAN BE DIFFICULT TO TREAT\nTHE RISING NUMBER OF INJURIES AMONG YOUNG ATHELETES CAN BE LINKED TO SEVERAL FACTORS -- INCLUDING COMPETITIVENESS, EXPANDING NUMBERS OF TRAVEL TEAMS, ENTHUSIASTIC PARENTS PUSHING THEIR CHILDREN TOO HARD, AND THE FACT THAT YOUNG ATHLETES ARE SPECIALIZING IN ONE SPORT AT AN EARLIER AGE.\nA STUDY CONDUCTED AT LOYOLA UNIVERSITY FOUND THAT SPECIALIZING IN A SINGLE SPORT WAS ONE OF THE STRONGEST HARBINGERS OF A SPORTS INJURY.\nEXPERTS SAY KIDS THAT GET THESE SORTS OF INJURIES ARE ALSO MORE LIKELY TO BURN OUT AND GIVE UP ON THAT SPORT ALTOGETHER. \nTHEY ADVISE PARENTS AND KIDS TO FOCUS ON THE FUN AND TEAMWORK OF THE SPORT ... AND NOT WORRY ABOUT WINNING OR SECURING SCHOLARSHIPS.\nTHEY RECOMMEND GETTING KIDS INVOLVED IN A VARIETY OF SPORTS.\nAND MAKE SURE TO GO TO THE DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY IF YOUR LITTLE PLAYER IS EXPERIENCING ANY DISCOMFORT OR PAIN.\nFOR TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, I'M xxxx.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n

TAPE: EF02/0177 IN_TIME: 00:20:42 DURATION: 2:59 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: 3 March 2002 SHOTLIST: Night shots - scene of earthquake damage 1. Residents walking towards house, one of three damaged in area 2. Pan from tarpaulin to wreckage of where house once stood 3. UPSOUND (Farsi) Resident talking about damage to house 4. Cutaway feet walking through rubble 5. UPSOUND (Farsi) Resident talking about damage to house 6. Various resident indicating damage 7. Close up rubble 8. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Vox pop, Resident: "The earthquake knocked down three houses and there was one child injured (not same child as in hospital)." 9. Pan from rubble to damaged house, wall caved in Children's Health Hospital 10. Various exterior hospital 11. Various interior hospital with male child being treated in hospital 12. Child crying 13. Close up doctor treating child 14. Child being treated 15. Close up woman about to give injection 16. Child on hospital bed, leg held up to show leg in plaster 17. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Father of child being treated, Abdul Rafar: "We were all in the house. Then it started shaking, we were running out and then the wall collapsed." Scene of earthquake damage 18. Door with rubble piled outside 19. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Vox pop, Resident: "It was afternoon, the earthquake started, our house collapsed and now everything is broken, our television, our dish, everything." 20. Close up box in rubble STORYLINE: A strong quake shook a wide area of South and Central Asia on Sunday, killing at least one person, injuring several more, damaging buildings in the Afghan capital and sending people scrambling into the streets in five countries. The late afternoon quake on Sunday was felt in parts of Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. The US Geological Survey in Golden (USGS), in the American state of Colorado, said the quake measured at seven point two - enough to cause severe damage. Pakistani and Indian seismologists measured the quake at six point seven. The USGS said the epicentre was about 240 kilometres (150 miles) northeast of Kabul in the Hindu Kush mountains. The US institute called the quake the strongest in the region since another seven point two quake on December 30, 1983. Earthquakes and seismic activity are common in this part of the world and particularly in the Hindu Kush mountains, though they are not usually felt over such a wide area. In the Afghan capital of Kabul, at least a dozen people were hospitalised with injuries and 26 houses were badly damaged or destroyed. Residents of poor neighbourhoods of mud, brick and wood homes fled into the streets with their children. In the war-shattered city, it was difficult to ascertain which buildings were damaged because of the quake and which were victims of two decades of civil war. However, residents said they saw dust rising into the air from buildings collapsing during the quake. Four children were reported to have received treatment at Kabul's Children's Health Hospital. One man was pronounced dead at Kabul's Italian-run emergency hospital, a hospital spokesman said on condition of anonymity.

THE FIRST LADY WAS CANVASSING MANHATTAN WEDNESDAY, ASSURING NEW YORKERS SHE'S IN THE SENATE RACE FOR GOOD. BUT THE HEAT OVER THE F-A-L-N CLEMENCY DEAL JUST WON'T GO AWAY. LEADING THE ATTACK AGAINST HILLARY IS HER OPPONENT IN THE SENATE RACE, NYC MAYOR RUDOLPH GIULIANI.

--SUPERS--\n\n:00-:06\nKKTV\n\n:06-:09\nKKCO\n\n:16-:21\nWMBD\n\n:21-:32\nKKTV\n\n:40-:47\nWMBD\n\n:54-:57\nWMBD\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nTEAM SPORTS CAN BE A GREAT WAY TO TEACH LITTLE ONES ABOUT TEAMWORK, SPORTSMANSHIP ... THEY CAN EVEN HELP YOUR CHILD PAY FOR COLLEGE. BUT THEY CAN ALSO LEAD TO INJURIES. AND MORE AND MORE YOUNG PEOPLE ARE GETTING HURT.\nKIM HUTCHERSON HAS MORE IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\nAN OVERUSE INJURY IS ANY KIND OF MUSCLE OR JOINT INJURY THAT IS CAUSED BY A REPEATED TRAUMA.\nTHEY CAN BE CAUSED BY TRAINING ERRORS OR TECHNIQUE ERRORS ... AND THEY ARE ON THE RISE AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE.\nOVERUSE INJURIES ARE SUBTLE, USUALLY OCCUR OVER TIME, AND CAN BE DIFFICULT TO TREAT\nTHE RISING NUMBER OF INJURIES AMONG YOUNG ATHELETES CAN BE LINKED TO SEVERAL FACTORS -- INCLUDING COMPETITIVENESS, EXPANDING NUMBERS OF TRAVEL TEAMS, ENTHUSIASTIC PARENTS PUSHING THEIR CHILDREN TOO HARD, AND THE FACT THAT YOUNG ATHLETES ARE SPECIALIZING IN ONE SPORT AT AN EARLIER AGE.\nA STUDY CONDUCTED AT LOYOLA UNIVERSITY FOUND THAT SPECIALIZING IN A SINGLE SPORT WAS ONE OF THE STRONGEST HARBINGERS OF A SPORTS INJURY.\nEXPERTS SAY KIDS THAT GET THESE SORTS OF INJURIES ARE ALSO MORE LIKELY TO BURN OUT AND GIVE UP ON THAT SPORT ALTOGETHER. \nTHEY ADVISE PARENTS AND KIDS TO FOCUS ON THE FUN AND TEAMWORK OF THE SPORT ... AND NOT WORRY ABOUT WINNING OR SECURING SCHOLARSHIPS.\nTHEY RECOMMEND GETTING KIDS INVOLVED IN A VARIETY OF SPORTS.\nAND MAKE SURE TO GO TO THE DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY IF YOUR LITTLE PLAYER IS EXPERIENCING ANY DISCOMFORT OR PAIN.\nFOR TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE, I'M KIM HUTCHERSON.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n\n

\n --SUPERS--\n:00-:06\nKKTV\n\n:06-:09\nKKCO\n\n:16-:21\nWMBD\n\n:21-:32\nKKTV\n\n:40-:47\nWMBD\n\n:54-:57\nWMBD\n\n --LEAD IN--\n\nTEAM SPORTS CAN BE A GREAT WAY TO TEACH LITTLE ONES ABOUT TEAMWORK, SPORTSMANSHIP ... THEY CAN EVEN HELP YOUR CHILD PAY FOR COLLEGE. BUT THEY CAN ALSO LEAD TO INJURIES. AND MORE AND MORE YOUNG PEOPLE ARE GETTING HURT.\nKIM HUTCHERSON HAS MORE IN TODAY'S HEALTH MINUTE\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n\nAN OVERUSE INJURY IS ANY KIND OF MUSCLE OR JOINT INJURY THAT IS CAUSED BY A REPEATED TRAUMA.\nTHEY CAN BE CAUSED BY TRAINING ERRORS OR TECHNIQUE ERRORS ... AND THEY ARE ON THE RISE AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE.\nOVERUSE INJURIES ARE SUBTLE, USUALLY OCCUR OVER TIME, AND CAN BE DIFFICULT TO TREAT\nTHE RISING NUMBER OF INJURIES AMONG YOUNG ATHELETES CAN BE LINKED TO SEVERAL FACTORS -- INCLUDING COMPETITIVENESS, EXPANDING NUMBERS OF TRAVEL TEAMS, ENTHUSIASTIC PARENTS PUSHING THEIR CHILDREN TOO HARD, AND THE FACT THAT YOUNG ATHLETES ARE SPECIALIZING IN ONE SPORT AT AN EARLIER AGE.\nA STUDY CONDUCTED AT LOYOLA UNIVERSITY FOUND THAT SPECIALIZING IN A SINGLE SPORT WAS ONE OF THE STRONGEST HARBINGERS OF A SPORTS INJURY.\nEXPERTS SAY KIDS THAT GET THESE SORTS OF INJURIES ARE ALSO MORE LIKELY TO BURN OUT AND GIVE UP ON THAT SPORT ALTOGETHER.\nTHEY ADVISE PARENTS AND KIDS TO FOCUS ON THE FUN AND TEAMWORK OF THE SPORT ... AND NOT WORRY ABOUT WINNING OR SECURING SCHOLARSHIPS.\nTHEY RECOMMEND GETTING KIDS INVOLVED IN A VARIETY OF SPORTS.\nAND MAKE SURE TO GO TO THE DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY IF YOUR LITTLE PLAYER IS EXPERIENCING ANY DISCOMFORT OR PAIN.\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

NAME: INS ACEH 261204Nx TAPE: EF04/1251 IN_TIME: 10:06:01:06 DURATION: 00:04:38:02 SOURCES: VNR/Trans TV DATELINE: Lhoksemauwe - 26 Dec 2004 RESTRICTIONS: NB: TRUE DATE CREATED = 26/12/2004 ??? ARE VIDEOPHONE QUALITY AND MUTE SHOTLIST: Indonesian Military Video 1. Various travelling shots of flooded, damaged residential areas with destroyed houses and overturned vehicles Trans TV 2. Various shots of collapsed buildings Indonesian Military Video 3. Makeshift morgue and hospital 4. Various of members of police and military in street Trans TV 5. Various of covered dead bodies in morgue with crying relatives 6. Man carrying dead child''s body through flood waters with flooded building in background, handing child to rescue worker 7. Emergency worker carrying dead child''s body 8. Various of rescue crews taking dead body out of collapsed building 9. Various of rescue crews putting body on stretcher ??? IMAGE 10. Rescue crews trying to fold victim''s arms 11. Various of cracks in road STORYLINE: Towns were levelled and bodies were wedged in trees and debris by massive tsunamis that struck northwestern Indonesia Sunday, a result of the 8.9-magnitude quake centred just off Sumatra''s coast. Some 1,902 were reported dead throughout Indonesia, and Aceh province on Sumatra island - torn by separatist violence for years - was the hardest-hit part of the vast archipelago. Video footage showed destroyed buildings amid floodwaters. Rescue crews removed victims from debris and placed them in makeshift morgues. The scope of the disaster became apparent only after waves as high as six metres (20 feet) crashed into coastal areas throughout the Indian Ocean and Andaman Sea. The death toll climbed throughout the day and was expected to grow even higher as more bodies were discovered. The US Geological Survey''s Web site recorded the magnitude-8.9 earthquake off the west coast of northern Sumatra, 1,620 kilometres (1,000 miles) northwest of Jakarta. It was centered 40 kilometres (25 miles) below the seabed. Aftershocks struck in the magnitude-7 range. The earthquake was the world''s fifth most powerful since 1900 and the strongest since a 9.2 temblor slammed Alaska in 1964, US earthquake experts said. Towns nearest the epicentre were levelled by tidal waves, which were blamed for most of the deaths. Indonesian officials warned the death toll could rise dramatically. A spokesman for Indonesian state-owned Garuda Airlines said Banda Aceh''s airport was flooded and planes were unable to land. Keywords - Indian ocean earthquake tsunami

NAME: FRA POLANSKI 20091023I TAPE: EF09/0997 IN_TIME: 10:38:18:06 DURATION: 00:02:11:04 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Paris, 23 Oct 2009 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Exterior of Palais de Justice in Paris 2. Herve Temime, Roman Polanski's French Lawyer walking towards camera 3. SOUNDBITE: (French) Herve Temime, Roman Polanski's French lawyer: (Q: Were you hoping the US weren't going to go ahead with the extradition request?) "Nothing more, I have nothing more to say, Mr Polanski will be notified of the US extradition request. He will oppose this request and continue to ask to be released until the request is examined. We will reiterate once again that he will commit himself to stay in Switzerland as long as the procedure takes place and offer the strongest and most suitable guarantees required by the Swiss judicial system." 4. Temime walking away STORYLINE: The United States has asked Switzerland to hand over Roman Polanski to authorities in California, where he could serve up to two years in prison for having sex in 1977 with a 13-year-old girl, Swiss authorities said on Friday. The US Justice Ministry said in a statement that Washington filed its formal extradition request late on Thursday. The 76-year-old filmmaker has been in Swiss custody since his arrest on September 26 as he arrived in Zurich to attend a film festival. The request has been forwarded to Zurich authorities, who will hold a hearing on an unspecified date to decide whether Polanski should be sent back to Los Angeles. "He will commit himself to stay in Switzerland as long as the procedure takes place and offer the strongest and most suitable guarantees required by the Swiss judicial system," Polanski's French lawyer Herve Temime said in Paris on Friday. If extradition is approved, Polanski may appeal the decision to Switzerland's top criminal court and, theoretically, to the Federal Supreme Court. That means the director of such film classics as "Rosemary's Baby" and "Chinatown" could remain in a Swiss jail for months more of legal wrangling, even though legal experts say he has little chance of avoiding a return to the United States after 31 years as a fugitive. The maximum sentence Polanski can receive in California is two years, the US Justice Ministry said. Polanski, who won a 2003 directing Oscar in absentia for "The Pianist," was accused of raping the 13-year-old girl after plying her with champagne and a Quaalude pill during a modelling shoot in 1977. He was initially indicted on six felony counts, including rape by use of drugs, child molesting and sodomy. Polanski pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of unlawful sexual intercourse. In exchange, the judge agreed to drop the remaining charges and sentence him to prison for a 90-day psychiatric evaluation. Polanski was released after 42 days by an evaluator but the judge said he was going to send him back to serve the remainder of the 90 days. Polanski then fled the country on February 1, 1978, the day he was to be sentenced. A French native who moved to Poland as a child, Polanski has lived in France since fleeing the United States. France does not extradite its citizens.

DICK DURBIN NEWS CONFERENCE ON HMO REFORM.

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