Young Girl Enjoying Exercising and Playing Outdoors.

--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

Location unknown. <br/> <br/>A girl sitting at dressing table putting on makeup. She is Lillian Southcote, the strongest girl of her age in the country. As she walks on the stage, images of highland games sports change. Lillian exercises for a while before her father and another man appear on stage. Lillian bends metal bar with her neck. Then she takes the bar and bends it even more. Lillian takes deck of playing cards and cuts it in half, then she breaks a steel chain connected at one end to her feet and at the other to her neck. Lillian standing between two men holding two ropes they are pulling - she remains unmoved.

TWO MEN STAND ON LOG WITH AXE IN HAND, START CHOPPING AT SIGNAL. STRONGEST IS FIRST TO CUT LOG IN HALF. OLD PHOTO TWO PEASANT BOYS, GIRLS POSE. BOYS HAVE AXES IN HAND. MAN CHOPS AWAY, PHOTO OF OLD PEASANT WOMAN.

NAME: RUS STRONGMAN 050605Nx TAPE: EF05/0495 IN_TIME: 10:54:23:09 DURATION: 00:02:08:00 SOURCES: APTN DATELINE: Moscow, 5 June 2005 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Zoom out man lifting platform with girls sitting on it 2. Wide shot man dragging platform around 3. Journalists 4. Wide shot winner Zidrunas Savitskas carrying platform 5. Wide shot viewers 6. Close up man adding weights to bar 7. Wide shot weightlifting 8. Man lifting weight over his head 9. Judge blows whistle 10. Wide shot man dragging a bus 11. Wide shot bus moving 12. Zoom out man dragging a bus 13. SOUNDBITE (Russian): Zidrunas Savitskas, Winner of Strongman 2005, : "I got involved in this sport when I was 16 years old, and I always dreamed of becoming the strongest man in the world. And after 13 years of training I won this title. And now everybody wants to beat me and it is hard, because I have to compete to the full extent of my power not to lose." 14. Wide shot Zidrunas Savitskas receiving prize and flowers STORYLINE: Europe's strongest man was crowned in Moscow on Sunday after he won this year's "Strongman" competition. Winner Lithuanian Zidrunas Savitskas said he had always dreamt about becoming the strongest man in the world. He said 13 years of training had finally paid off. The competition involves pulling a bus, lifting people sitting on a platform as well as traditional weightlifting. Savitskas initially showed the best result after the first day of the championship that started on June 4 in Moscow's Luzhniki stadium. The prize for the winner was a bike, which Savitskas was glad to receive, even suggesting that he might ride it all the way back home to Lithuania.

Talk about your tough cop, an officer in Lorain, Ohio is also one of the top 100 power lifters in the country.

TAPE: EF01/0389 IN_TIME: 23:13:34 DURATION: 2:07 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Gaza - May 7 2001 SHOTLIST: 1. Arafat arriving at hospital 2. Arafat walking inside hospital corridor 3. Arafat kisses and hugs the mother of 4-month-old Iman Hijo 4. Mid-shot of doctor and Arafat 5. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Yasser Arafat, Palestinian President "The Israelis have to know that we are the strongest nation, the strongest people. And this Israeli military, criminal, dangerous escalation will not be enough to hurt or to take anything from our people and will not force us to accept any conditions or make compromises on any single metre of land and our Christian and Islamic holy sites" 6. Arafat kissing hand of patient 7. Arafat looking at another injured Palestinian and kissing his hand 8. Wide-shot of Arafat meeting and shaking hands with doctors 9. Mid-shot of Arafat walking and talking with doctor 10. Arafat, surrounded by guards, getting into car 11. Car driving away STORYLINE: Palestinian President Yasser Arafat has visited wounded Palestinians in hospital Monday, including the mother of the 4-month-old girl who died from Israeli fire earlier Monday. Four-month old Iman Hijo was killed earlier Monday when Israeli tanks shelled buildings in the Khan Yunis refugee camp and troops fired large-calibre machine guns. One shell hit the shack of the Hijo family in the camp, instantly killing 4-month-old Iman Hijo, with shrapnel tearing an orange-sized hole into the infant's back. The girl's 19-year-old mother, as well as three children belonging to the family, were wounded. One of the children, 18-month-old Mahmoud, was in intensive care at Nasser Hospital with shrapnel wounds, doctors said. Israel said it shelled the refugee camp after Palestinian militants fired four mortars at two Jewish settlements in Gaza, causing no injuries. Palestinian authorities claim no mortars were fired. Since the fighting erupted in September 436 people were killed on the Palestinian side, and 72 people on the Israeli side.

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This American Red Cross film "The Uncalculated Risk" was designed to present viewers with the dangers of taking up water sports such as white-water rafting, canoeing or kayaking with little to no experience. It shows the threat of underwater obstacles, treacherous currents, icy water and flow through hazards while stressing the need for pre-experience training. <p><p>The film opens with two young girls in life vests (:09) and a long line of vacationers carrying rafts and gear (:15). The title screen appears with a youth bobbing in the river water in a life vest (:32). The camera crew interviews participants on how dangerous they feel the sport is (:41), whether or not they wear life vests (:57) and if they had any experience with the sport prior to trying it (1:13). A pair flips over in a canoe (1:23) as the woman seeks stable ground to search for her male partner (1:30). Dramatic footage follows while she spots the man trapped and drowning under the current as other river runners rush to attempt to rescue him which they are unable to do (1:47). Slow motion footage follows to demonstrate what went wrong (2:30) as when the boat had capsized the man made the mistake of attempting to stand in the river’s rocky bed which lead to his foot getting caught and himself becoming trapped under the current (2:38). A close up shot of the rapids is shown to demonstrate how the river’s energy is constantly flowing under the surface (2:51). The film points to the necessity of being aware of what is ahead of the river bends (3:18). One man dictates how when the water moves over rocks it creates a depression in the surface of the water and enables a hole to form (3:36). Here is where many boats and rafts end up getting stuck (3:57). Rafts are much more dangerous to get stuck in these holes as when the rafters capsize and attempt to come up, they may get caught under the large raft preventing them from taking vital breaths of air (4:11). Dangers in dams and with artificial obstructions in rivers are pointed to (4:50). Footage follows of people trapped in a hole created by an artificial obstruction or dam as it is difficult to get out of (5:13). The woman from the boat details her experience getting trapped and being saved only by a floating tire which happened to be trapped in the hole as well (5:35). The boat had been smashed to pieces during this incident (5:47). Aerial shots of a river follows as the flow of the water varies greatly throughout the year (6:06). Timber is seen floating down stream presenting river runners with potential danger (6:10). Rocks are considered to be less dangerous than timber as the current creates a buffer between the rock and the boat (7:03) due to its solid shape which doesn’t allow flow through current. The dangers of cold water are addressed as two men recall an incident when the outside air temperature was 80 degrees while the water temperature was only 30 degrees (8:28). Two of the boaters whom had not been wearing life vests perished during this incident (8:59). While they had been the strongest swimmers of the trip, swimming strength meant nothing in the icy cold waters which rendered limbs useless (9:20). River runners are then seen gearing up with life vests and helmets (9:30) and tossing a throw rope into their boat for emergency use (9:40). A group of river runners stops and takes a look ahead at the river bend (10:19) to spot a log stuck across the river which they are then able to remove (10:31). An experienced instructor provides lessons showing kayakers how to flip upwards after being capsized (11:31). As the film begins to wrap up a note appears on the bottom of the screen for viewers to take advantage of instruction in white water skills provided by the American National Red Cross (13:38). The Coast Guard had assisted in production of this film (13:52).<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

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Nineteen year old French girl Jeanne claims to be the strongest woman in the world. <br/> <br/>We see Jeanne parking her car, she then applies some face powder using a compact. Jeanne is a pupil of Cadine, an Olympic Champion of Strength - we are told in an intertitle. Jeanne juggles some heavy weights. Jeanne lifts bar bells and weights above her head. She then performs an exercise routine including touching her toes. <br/> <br/>Was item in Eve's Film Review issue 280.

Rock climbing has gain popularity among Indonesians especially young females. This sport is not only challenging physically, it also requires careful planning and extra safety measure.

&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>http://www.cnn.com/2023/02/01/politics/taliban-visa-restrictions-us-state-department/index.html&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>US imposes visa restrictions on Taliban members involved in repression of women and girls&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>By: Kylie Atwood&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The United States is imposing new visa restrictions on certain current and former Taliban members, non-state security group members and others who are believed to be involved in repressing the rights of women and girls in Afghanistan, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced on Wednesday.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The announcement comes more than a month after the Taliban announced bans on women attending universities and working with non-governmental organizations. Blinken cited those decisions as contributing to the new visa bans and said the US condemns the actions in "the strongest of terms."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"The Taliban's most recent edicts ban women from universities and from working with NGOs, and further the Taliban's previous measures that closed secondary schools to girls and limit the ability of women and girls to participate in the Afghan society and economy," Blinken said in a State Department statement.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"Through these decisions,?the Taliban have again shown their disregard for the welfare of the Afghan people," he added.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>The State Department statement did not name those who are impacted by the move.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Blinken referenced other actions by the Taliban that have undermined the rights of women and girls since the group took control of the country after the chaotic US military withdrawal in 2021.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"So far, the Taliban's actions have forced over one million school-aged Afghan girls and young women out of the classroom, with more women out of universities and countless Afghan women out of the workforce. These numbers will only grow as time goes on, worsening the country's already dire economic and humanitarian crises," Blinken said.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Deeming equal access to education and work an "essential component to the vitality and resiliency of entire populations," Blinken said these steps will hurt the Taliban's standing globally.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>"The Taliban cannot expect the respect and support of the international community until they respect the human rights and fundamental freedoms of all Afghans, including women and girls," Blinken said.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Blinken committed once again to working alongside allies to impose "significant costs" on the Taliban's actions.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SUPERS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>File&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--VIDEO SHOWS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--LEAD IN&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--VO SCRIPT&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SOT&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--TAG&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--KEYWORD TAGS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>US INTERNATIONAL POLITICS FOREIGN POLICY MIDEAST MIDDLE EAST AFGHANISTAN &lt;/p>

Joe Bloom's Gymnasium, London. <br/> <br/>C/U shot of a man cleaning teeth. C/U shot of a lower rung of a chair. The man bites the rung and lifts the chair while a girl is sitting on it. The man is Butty Sugrue, the strongest man in Ireland and, many think, in whole Europe - informs a voiceover. <br/> <br/>Several shots of Butty turning around with the chair and the girl still 'in his mouth'. The girl is Margaret Ross, a young singer. Butty does most of his training in Joe Bloom's gymnasium in London. <br/> <br/>M/S of Butty lifting the weights. Margaret sits on the weights and Butty cheerfully moves around, calling two young men to join Margaret. They come and stand one at each side of a weight and Butty lifts them all and spins them around. On Butty's left is Noel Cantwell, captain of West Ham football team, and on his right is entertainer Joe Lynch. <br/> <br/>Two men hug so Butty can attach a belt around their shoulders. He, then lifts the belt and men from the ground and spins them. Cut to C/U shot of a man's face - former World's flyweight champion Rinty Monaghan. Butty and Monaghan are good friends - informs the voiceover. <br/> <br/>Butty takes two thick, long, ropes and ties them around his shoulders. Three men come at each side and pull the ropes. Butty struggles to stay in the middle. <br/> <br/>Finally, Rinty Monaghan uses Butty's stomach as punching bag until Butty prevents him by putting his hand on Rinty's forehead - cartoon stuff! <br/>

Remarks Congratulating the United States Olympic Team at the White House.

COVERAGE IN PLANO, TEXAS FOR A DEAN REYNOLDS CS VO ABOUT THE INFLUX OF HEROIN ABUSE AMONGST SUBURBAN TEENAGERS. 00:00:01 NO SLATE / FREEZE FRAME. 00:00:15 FTG AT SEMINAR FOR CITIZENS CONCERNED ABOUT DRUG ABUSE IN THE COMMUNITY. CONTINUATION OF STATE SENATOR FLORENCE SHAPIRO DELIVERING REMARKS ABOUT COMMUNITY NEEDING TO SAVE ITS CHILDREN FROM DRUG ABUSE. 00:01:09 SIDE WS AUDIENCE APPLAUDING SHAPIRO. 00:01:19 VS BRUCE GLASSCOCK, PLANO POLICE CHIEF, DELIVERING REMARKS ABOUT THE INCREASE IN YOUTH DRUG USE. 00:06:28 WS GLASSCOCK SPEAKING FROM PODIUM W/ PANEL OF EXPERTS. 00:07:06 CU BARBARA SHAUNFIELD, MOTHER OF MATT SHAUNFIELD, WHO DIED FROM A HEROIN OVERDOSE. 00:07:30 CUTAWAYS. VS PEOPLE IN AUDIENCE LISTENING TO OFF SCREEN SPEAKERS DISCUSS YOUTHS ABUSING HEROIN. 00:10:19 CU LITTLE GIRL SNUGGLING AGAINST HER MOTHER'S BREAST. 00:10:38 WS AUDIENCE MEMBERS TAKING NOTES AS OFF SCREEN POLICE OFFICER RICK MOORE DISCUSSES PEOPLE IN COMMUNITY WHO HAVE OVERDOSED FROM HEROIN. 00:11:38 CU BOY LISTENING TO MOORE. 00:12:06 CU MAN LISTENING. 00:12:20 CU GIRL LISTENING. 00:12:29 CU GIRL'S MOTHER. 00:12:58 PAN ACROSS FAMILY SITTING AND LISTENING TO MOORE. 00:13:19 VS AUDIENCE MEMBERS LISTENING INTENTLY. 00:14:36 WS BEHIND AUDIENCE LISTENING. 00:15:18 LOW ANGLE MS YOUTHS SITTING ON FLOOR IN STANDING ROOM ONLY (SRO) CROWD LISTENING TO MOORE. 00:15:45 CU MOORE. 00:15:49 WS BEHIND AUDIENCE APPLAUDING MOORE. 00:16:03 COMPRESSION WS OVER AUDIENCE. 00:16:14 PAN ACROSS AUDIENCE. 00:16:31 SIDE MS MOORE DELIVERING REMARKS ABOUT YOUTHS CLAIMING THEY DID NOT THINK THE DRUG THEY WERE TAKING WAS HEROIN AND THE STRONGEST DRUG ON EARTH IS DENIAL. 00:18:05 MS WOMAN SITTING W/ ARMS FOLDED TIGHTLY ACROSS HER CHEST AS AUDIENCE APPLAUDS MOORE. 00:18:15 CU GLASSCOCK DELIVERING REMARKS ABOUT INCREASE IN PRODUCTION AND USE OF HEROIN AMONG TEENAGERS & YOUNG ADULTS. 00:19:45 BLANK / REWINDS / BREAKUP. 03:21:01 TC JUMP. UNRELATED FTG TO END.

Note: Probably filmed in the Pathe studio. <br/> <br/>Titles read: "HOW TO GET A GOOD GRIP ON THINGS !" <br/> <br/>"Saxson Brown, 12 stone world's strongest man shows how, with a little practice, a good grip may be obtained." <br/> <br/>M/Ss of young blonde lady saying that the first way to improve grip is to "knead a rubber ball in any spare time you have." M/S and C/U of Brown wearing a leopard skin squeezing the ball. C/Us of Brown bending spoon. C/U of woman watching intently as he bends a nail and breaks it in half. The girl says that after two month of this kind of exercise ".. your, grip will be strong enough to bend a six inch bolt." M/S of Brown bending bolt. The lady is heard off screen saying "just a little squeeze". Brown eagerly looks up and is about to walk off screen when a man's voice says, "the lady meant the bolt". L/Ss of Brown lifting 56 pound yo-yo. The woman says "There's no limit to what one can do with a strong grip." <br/> <br/>Note: for search purposes - Saxon Brown.

Group of diverse teenage girls walking hand in hand together and holding up protest signs during a women's rights march

NAME: CHI QUAKE 5 20071115I TAPE: EF07/1378 IN_TIME: 10:24:29:02 DURATION: 00:02:05:06 SOURCES: CHANNEL 13 DATELINE: Various, 15 Nov 2007 RESTRICTIONS: No Access Chile SHOTLIST AP TELEVISION Tocopilla, 15 November 2007 1. Chilean President Michelle Bachelet greeting residents outside hospital 2. Cutaway of onlookers outside hospital 3. Close of Bachelet walking with hospital administrator 4. Wide of Bachelet walking into hospital 5. Close of sign reading: "Hospital Marcos Macuada" 6. Bachelet walking into a house with her aides 7. Soldiers carrying large pieces of debris out of house ++QUALITY AS INCOMING++ Channel 13 Amateur Video - No Access Chile Atofagasta, 14 November 2007 8. Various tracking shots taken inside house during earthquake Channel 13 - No Access Chile Maria Elena, 15 November 2007 9. Tracking shot of destroyed building 10. Wide shot of tents pitched near destroyed buildings 11. Various shots of destroyed houses Channel 13 - No Access Chile Tocopilla, 15 November 2007 ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 12. Tracking shot through tents, people sitting around tables among the tents 13. Wide shot of girl sleeping in car 14. Close-up of girl sleeping in car 15. Pan of tents, people sitting around a fire STORYLINE Chilean President Michelle Bachelet on Thursday toured the north of the country, a day after a powerful earthquake in the region left 15,000 people homeless. Bachelet met with residents in the city of Tocopilla, where the strongest aftershock was felt. The president's visit came as the Chilean government announced it was sending tons of food, water and medicine to the country's quake-stricken north. The earthquake destroyed or damaged more than four thousand houses, killed two people and injured more than 150, the government reported. Tocopilla and the nearby mining town of Maria Elena were hit the hardest - causing officials to declare them disaster areas to expedite aid delivery. About 500 emergency housing units have been sent to Tocopilla. A portable military hospital was also sent to the port city and already operating on Thursday morning, after the local hospital was severely damaged. The quake, centered in Chile's Atacama desert near the village of Quillagua, was so strong it was felt on the other side of the continent in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The quake struck around midday on Wednesday 1,260 kilometres (780 miles) north of the capital Santiago and was followed by several aftershocks, according to the US Geological Survey. The quake occurred in one of the most seismically active regions in the world, where the Nazca tectonic plate is shoving itself beneath the South American plate. A 1939 quake in Chile killed 28-thousand people and in 1960, a magnitude-9.5 quake, the strongest recorded in the 20th century, killed 5,700 people. On June 13, 2005, a magnitude 7.8 quake near Tarapaca in northern Chile killed 11 people and left thousands homeless.

A POISON THAT COULD ACTUALLY PROVIDE A CURE.