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Netherlands Taylor
AP-APTN-1830: Netherlands Taylor Reax 2
Thursday, 26 April 2012
STORY:Netherlands Taylor Reax 2- Victim of violence during Taylor's rule reacts to today's conviction
LENGTH: 02:07
FIRST RUN: 1530
RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only
TYPE: England/Natsound
SOURCE: AP TELEVISION
STORY NUMBER: 738397
DATELINE: Leidschendam, 26 Apr 2012
LENGTH: 02:07
AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY
SHOTLIST
1. Edward Conteh, President of the Sierra Leone Amputee and War-Wounded Association, giving interview in front of court building
2. Cutaway of court sign
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Edward Conteh, President of the Sierra Leone Amputee and War-Wounded Association:
"Well this is a clear message for African leaders, even in my country Sierra Leone. So, I am happy about the verdict."
4. Media outside court building
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Edward Conteh, President of the Sierra Leone Amputee and War-Wounded Association:
"I feel 85 percent happy, because the 25 percent (sic) is why did they suspend (the sentencing)? I want to see this man behind bars for the rest of his life."
6. Cutaway of flag
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Edward Conteh, President of the Sierra Leone Amputee and War-Wounded Association:
"By the forces - kids pointed gun at me, kicked me by my chest. When I was begging, they kicked me, stepped on my foot and my hand (shows) and amputated my hand. I was left there to die, but I survived."
8. Wide exterior of court building
9. Wide of news conference with Charles Taylor's lawyer, Courtenay Griffiths QC
10. Cutaway of photographer
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Courtenay Griffiths QC, Charles Taylor's lawyer:
"Interestingly not a mention of Naomi Campbell or Mia Farrow or indeed Carole White, Naomi Campbell's agent. What was that evidence about then? What relevance did that evidence have to anything these judges have found? So why did this court go to the great expense of flying them in the middle of our case, mind you, to give evidence? What has it proved? Nothing at all. A large fat zero."
12. Taylor's defence team
STORYLINE
A Sierra Leone war amputee on Thursday welcomed the conviction of former Liberian President Charles Taylor of war crimes.
An international court in the Netherlands found Taylor guilty of aiding and abetting war crimes and crimes against humanity for supporting notoriously brutal rebels in neighbouring Sierra Leone in return for "blood diamonds".
Edward Conteh of the Sierra Leone Amputee and War-Wounded Association came to Leidschendam near The Hague to attend the historic trial.
"Well this is a clear message for African leaders, even in my country Sierra Leone. So, I am happy about the verdict," he said.
Conteh recalled the day he had his arm amputated by Sierra Leone rebels.
"Kids pointed gun at me, kicked me by my chest. When I was begging, they kicked me, stepped on my foot and my hand (shows) and amputated my hand. I was left there to die, but I survived," he said.
Conteh expressed the hope that Taylor spends "the rest of his life" behind bars.
Presiding Judge Richard Lussick scheduled a sentencing hearing for May 16, and said it would be announced two weeks later.
Taylor will serve his sentence in Britain.
The court does not have maximum sentences or the death penalty.
In the past, convicted Sierra Leone rebel leaders have received sentences of up to 52 years.
Taylor is the first head of state convicted by an international court since the post-World War II Nuremberg military tribunal.
Lussick said the 64-year-old warlord-turned-president provided arms, ammunition, communications equipment and planning to rebels responsible for countless atrocities in the 1991-2002 Sierra Leone civil war. Lussick called the support "sustained and significant."
Taylor's lawyer, Courtenay Griffiths, slammed the conviction as based on "tainted and corrupt evidence."
Griffiths questioned why the lengthy judgement did not mention evidence given by the most famous prosecution witness - Naomi Campbell.
The supermodel told judges she had received diamonds at a function in South Africa, but did not link them to Taylor.
Her testimony yielded "a large, fat, zero," the lawyer said.
Clients are reminded:
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APTN
APEX 04-26-12 1433EDT
AFP-53N 16mm; VTM-53N Beta SP; AFP-25DT 16mm; VC-25DT 3 4in.; VTM-25DT Beta SP
SEEDS OF DESTINY
VA: MEMORIAL DAY-RUCK TO REMEMBER AT USMC MEMORIAL
<p><b>Supers/Fonts: </b> Monday</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Arlington, VA</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Story Location: </b> Arlington</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>State/Province: </b> Virginia</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Shot Date: </b> 05/29/2023</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>URL: </b> https://thehonormovement.org/the-final-miles/</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Notes and Restrictions: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Newsource Notes: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Story Description: </b></p>\n<p>Elements:</p>\n<p>video of a ruck to remember stopping by the marine corps war memorial</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Wire/StoryDescription:</p>\n<p>More: https://thehonormovement.org/ruck-to-remember/</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The Final Miles event is a humbling and emotionally charged walk that is the capstone of the weekends Ruck to Remember. The Final Miles begins at Sunrise on Monday, Memorial Day morning. This is a low-intense movement with participants ages ranging from 2 years old to 92 years old, in addition to amputees and other injured Veterans.</p>\n<p>It has been said there is no better way to spend Memorial Day morning than to take a walk. This humbling journey goes beyond the 6-mile walk. All participants will learn and reflect at each of the National War Memorials as they have never seen them before as they ruck to remember what Memorial Day means. Once the teams are through the War Memorials the Final Movement will bring chills to every participant. You will remember the rest of your life.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>The Final Movement brings all the teams together and moves together as one unit, led by Flags, Drums, and Bagpipes. This movement culminates at Arlington National Cemetery and is complete around 11:30 am on Monday, Memorial Day morning. Here, participants are encouraged to take the walk into Arlington National Cemetery, complete that final walk, and place the coins provided and the rose provided by ANC on a Fallen Service Members headstone. Saying their name and honoring them on Memorial Day morning.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Station Notes/Scripts:</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VO SCRIPT</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>VIRGINIA WORLD WAR II PACIFIC THEATER NAVY MARINES BATTLE MEMORIAL DAY</p>
POLISH ANNIVERSARY OF LIBERATION OF AUSCHWITZ aka LIBERATION OF AUSCHWITZ ANNIVERSARY
Unissued / unused material - dates and locations may be unclear / unknown.
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<br/>Polish Newsreel item. Title reads: "Nigdy wiecej Oswiecimia!"
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<br/>Poland
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<br/>LS Pedestrians and convoys of lorries bringing 80,000 former prisoners to the remains of Auschwitz concentration camp for the tenth anniversary of its liberation. LS People walking along the old railway tracks into the camp. LS A group of people at the gate of the camp. MS A group of men and women in winter coats crossing the grounds. Various shots of men and women inside the buildings by what appear to be dormitory beds, standing in silence. CU A woman wipes away a tear.
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<br/>MS Sign: "Blok Smierci" "Block 11" above a door. Various shots, CU reactions of people looking at photographs of emaciated camp inmates. CU Photos. MS A heap of remains of false legs for amputees and crutches from those killed in the crematorium. CU Crutches. MS Back view, group of people facing a brick building with boarded over windows. CU People looking at the camp building. (3 shots).
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<br/>CU Wreath with dedication "Aux Victimes de la Barbarie Hitlerienne". MS The closed gates of a prison yard. LS Crowds gathered for the ceremony in the camp grounds. MS Josef Cyrankiewic (a former prisoner of Auschwitz, now Chairman of the Council of Ministers in Poland) speaking. MS Crowd of people listening. MS Mother of the heroes Zoia and Schura Kosmodemieski at the podium. MS Woman on crutches with her son. (3 shots). MS Frenchwoman, Louise Nordmann, at the podium saying "we will never agree to rearming of our executioners." CU Man in crowd, possibly wearing former camp uniform. MS Another woman speaker.
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<br/>MS Pan along caskets containing remains of victims or soil from other camps (see cataloguer's note below). CU Individual casks held by people. Various shots, caskets being carried to memorial service and their contents emptied, close shots of women in the crowd.- service in progress. LS Pan across ceremony in progress.
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<br/>Note: Please be aware: some of this material may be distressing to some people.
<br/>Also, contemporary translation of the commentary on file states that "soil from all the places where Hitler's fascism murdered his victims has been brought to Auschwitz. From Oradour, Paris, Lidice, Buchenwald, Ravensbrueck, Warsaw, France, Norway, Russia and Poland". The cameraman's dope sheet refers to remains of victims. "Date received" on original paperwork reads: 31/05/1955.
Netherlands Taylor Reax 2
AP-APTN-1830: Netherlands Taylor Reax 2
Thursday, 26 April 2012
STORY:Netherlands Taylor Reax 2- Victim of violence during Taylor's rule reacts to today's conviction
LENGTH: 02:07
FIRST RUN: 1530
RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only
TYPE: England/Natsound
SOURCE: AP TELEVISION
STORY NUMBER: 738397
DATELINE: Leidschendam, 26 Apr 2012
LENGTH: 02:07
AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY
SHOTLIST
1. Edward Conteh, President of the Sierra Leone Amputee and War-Wounded Association, giving interview in front of court building
2. Cutaway of court sign
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Edward Conteh, President of the Sierra Leone Amputee and War-Wounded Association:
"Well this is a clear message for African leaders, even in my country Sierra Leone. So, I am happy about the verdict."
4. Media outside court building
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Edward Conteh, President of the Sierra Leone Amputee and War-Wounded Association:
"I feel 85 percent happy, because the 25 percent (sic) is why did they suspend (the sentencing)? I want to see this man behind bars for the rest of his life."
6. Cutaway of flag
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Edward Conteh, President of the Sierra Leone Amputee and War-Wounded Association:
"By the forces - kids pointed gun at me, kicked me by my chest. When I was begging, they kicked me, stepped on my foot and my hand (shows) and amputated my hand. I was left there to die, but I survived."
8. Wide exterior of court building
9. Wide of news conference with Charles Taylor's lawyer, Courtenay Griffiths QC
10. Cutaway of photographer
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Courtenay Griffiths QC, Charles Taylor's lawyer:
"Interestingly not a mention of Naomi Campbell or Mia Farrow or indeed Carole White, Naomi Campbell's agent. What was that evidence about then? What relevance did that evidence have to anything these judges have found? So why did this court go to the great expense of flying them in the middle of our case, mind you, to give evidence? What has it proved? Nothing at all. A large fat zero."
12. Taylor's defence team
STORYLINE
A Sierra Leone war amputee on Thursday welcomed the conviction of former Liberian President Charles Taylor of war crimes.
An international court in the Netherlands found Taylor guilty of aiding and abetting war crimes and crimes against humanity for supporting notoriously brutal rebels in neighbouring Sierra Leone in return for "blood diamonds".
Edward Conteh of the Sierra Leone Amputee and War-Wounded Association came to Leidschendam near The Hague to attend the historic trial.
"Well this is a clear message for African leaders, even in my country Sierra Leone. So, I am happy about the verdict," he said.
Conteh recalled the day he had his arm amputated by Sierra Leone rebels.
"Kids pointed gun at me, kicked me by my chest. When I was begging, they kicked me, stepped on my foot and my hand (shows) and amputated my hand. I was left there to die, but I survived," he said.
Conteh expressed the hope that Taylor spends "the rest of his life" behind bars.
Presiding Judge Richard Lussick scheduled a sentencing hearing for May 16, and said it would be announced two weeks later.
Taylor will serve his sentence in Britain.
The court does not have maximum sentences or the death penalty.
In the past, convicted Sierra Leone rebel leaders have received sentences of up to 52 years.
Taylor is the first head of state convicted by an international court since the post-World War II Nuremberg military tribunal.
Lussick said the 64-year-old warlord-turned-president provided arms, ammunition, communications equipment and planning to rebels responsible for countless atrocities in the 1991-2002 Sierra Leone civil war. Lussick called the support "sustained and significant."
Taylor's lawyer, Courtenay Griffiths, slammed the conviction as based on "tainted and corrupt evidence."
Griffiths questioned why the lengthy judgement did not mention evidence given by the most famous prosecution witness - Naomi Campbell.
The supermodel told judges she had received diamonds at a function in South Africa, but did not link them to Taylor.
Her testimony yielded "a large, fat, zero," the lawyer said.
Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
APTN
APEX 04-26-12 1433EDT
DC: JOHN KELLY CRITICISM OF TRUMP / MILITARY COMMENTS
<p><b>***This pkg contains photos from Getty Images that are only cleared for use within the pkg. Affiliates may not cut these photos out of the pkg for individual use.***</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>:11-:14</p>\n<p>Cassidy Hutchinson</p>\n<p>Former Aide to WH Chief of Staff Mark Meadows</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:23- 27</p>\n<p>Bill Barr</p>\n<p>Former Attorney General</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>1:11-1:21</p>\n<p>Getty Images</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>3:43-3:51</p>\n<p>Gen. Mark Milley</p>\n<p>Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>FORMER CHIEF OF STAFF JOHN KELLY IS UPPING HIS REBUKE OF FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP.</p>\n<p>THAT'S AFTER TRUMP INSULTED RETIRED JOINT CHIEFS CHAIRMAN GENERAL MARK MILLEY.</p>\n<p>JAKE TAPPER REPORTS HE'S NOT THE TRUMP OFFICIAL WHO'S TURNED ON THE FORMER PRESIDENT.</p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>Nats: "I, Donald John Trump."</p>\n<p>NO OTHER PRESIDENT HAS HAD SO MANY FORMER TOP AIDES MAKING SUCH HARSH PUBLIC ASSESSMENTS.</p>\n<p>MOST RECENTLY, CASSIDY HUTCHINSON.</p>\n<p>Cassidy Hutchinson</p>\n<p>Former Aide to WH Chief of Staff Mark Meadows</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>I think that Donald Trump is the most grave threat that we will face to our democracy in our lifetime and potentially in American history.</p>\n<p>00:00:19;06</p>\n<p>She joins a growing chorus.</p>\n<p>00:00:21;17</p>\n<p>Do I think he's unfit for office?</p>\n<p>00:00:23;03</p>\n<p>He will always put his own interests and gratifying his own ego ahead of everything else.</p>\n<p>00:00:28;23</p>\n<p>And today, Trump's longest serving, former chief of staff, John Kelly is chiming in with his harshest criticism yet in an exclusive statement to CNN Kelly says about Trump, what can I add that has not already been said, calling President Trump a person that has no idea what America stands for and has no idea what America is all about for the first time ever.</p>\n<p>00:00:54;16</p>\n<p>Kelly sets the record straight with on the record confirmation of a number of damning details about Donald Trump from background sources including from a 2020 Atlantic story reported with unnamed sources by editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg, including the stunning detail that Trump turned to Kelly on Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery in 2017 and asked, I don't get it.</p>\n<p>00:01:19;21</p>\n<p>What was in it for them.</p>\n<p>00:01:21;28</p>\n<p>This is Kelly confirming on the record stories of Trump insulting Senator John mccain and former President George Hw Bush because in Vietnam and in World War II, respectively, the former aviators were shot down.</p>\n<p>00:01:38;13</p>\n<p>Kelly describes Trump as a person that thinks those who defend their country in uniform or are shot down or seriously wounded in combat or spend years being tortured as pows are all suckers because there is nothing in it for them.</p>\n<p>00:01:56;00</p>\n<p>A person that did not want to be seen in the presence of military amputees because it doesn't look good for me.</p>\n<p>00:02:03;14</p>\n<p>A person that demonstrated open contempt for a gold star family for all gold star families on TV during the 2016 campaign and rants that our most precious heroes who gave their lives in America's defense are losers and wouldn't visit their graves in France.</p>\n<p>00:02:23;19</p>\n<p>Kelly confirming on the record, a story reported in the book, the divider where Trump tells Kelly, he wants a military parade like one he saw for Bastille Day in France except he does not want any wounded veterans.</p>\n<p>00:02:38;04</p>\n<p>Kelly confirming that Trump in 2018 in France refused to visit graves of Americans killed in World war.</p>\n<p>00:02:45;25</p>\n<p>I to CNN.</p>\n<p>00:02:47;23</p>\n<p>Kelly calls Trump a hypocrite saying he is not truthful regarding his position on the protection of unborn life on women, on minorities, on evangelical Christians on Jews on working men and women.</p>\n<p>00:03:04;04</p>\n<p>And he concludes Trump is a person that has nothing but contempt for our democratic institutions, our constitution and the rule of law.</p>\n<p>00:03:14;18</p>\n<p>He concludes there is nothing more that can be said, God help us.</p>\n<p>00:03:20;21</p>\n<p>He's doing a great job as Chief of staff, a stunning repudiation by a man who worked side by side with Trump longer than any other of Trump's many chiefs of staff.</p>\n<p>00:03:32;12</p>\n<p>Kelly also criticized Trump for saying that former Joint Chiefs of staff Chairman General Mark Milley should be executed in a departure speech on Friday Milley responded, we don't take an oath to a king or queen or a tyrant or a dictator and we don't take an oath to a wannabe dictator.</p>\n<p>00:03:52;04</p>\n<p>Some of the people who know Donald Trump the best now warning of the threat they think he poses if elected in November 2024.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><pi>WITH FORMER CHIEF OF STAFF JOHN KELLY OFFERING HIS STRONGEST REBUKE YET OF DONALD TRUMP. REFERRING TO TRUMP'S RECENT COMMENTS ABOUT RETIRED JOINT CHIEFS CHAIRMAN GENERAL MARK MILLEY, KELLY CALLED TRUMP "A PERSON WHO CAVALIERLY SUGGESTS THAT A SELFLESS WARRIOR WHO HAS SERVED HIS COUNTRY FOR 40 YEARS IN PEACETIME AND WAR SHOULD LOSE HIS LIFE FOR TREASON -- IN EXPECTATION THAT SOMEONE WILL TAKE ACTION". HE ALSO CALLED HIS FORMER BOSS "A PERSON WHO ADMIRES AUTOCRATS AND MURDEROUS DICTATORS." AND THERE'S MORE.</pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>
POL: OBAMA/ PITTSBURGH, PA
00:00:00:00 Topic: community event at Soldiers and Sailors Military Museum and Memorial 
/n
/nSen. Barack Obama 
/n(D) Presidential Candidate
/n
/nSen. Robert (Bob) Casey
/n(D) Pennsylvania
/n
/nObama/milestone trt 1:04 oc: ...3000 americans
/n11:45:02 we've passed a milestone, 5 years we've been at war in iraq, we've been in iraq longer then wwi, wwii and the civil war we've got 5k, 4k young americans who have given their lives, the ultimate, ultimate sacrifice on behalf of this country, thousands more grievously wounded, we are spending 10 billion dollars a month i iraq, by the time this is over, we will have spent well over a trillion dollars and it has not made us mpore safe in fact it's distracted us from a war that we still have to win in afghan against those who filled 3,000 americans <applause> 11:46:06
/n
/nObama/foreclosures trt :22 oc: ...property values
/n12:08:49 we're gonna set up an fha program that helps people stay in their homes and negotiates between borrowwers and lenders and we'll have a 10b home prevention foreclosure program, prevention fund to make sure that ppl can stay in their homes, because it's bad for everybody when you atart seeing foreclosures in the neighborhood that lowers everybody's prop values 12:09:11 
/n
/nrough log
/n11:19:00 long introduction by Sen. Casey who endorsed per Chris Welch...Obama on L side - no walk-up - Obama begins w/him @ podium
/n11:35:21 Obama takes podium amidst applause and cheers
/n11:36:48 thank yous and hellos to specific supporters - steel workers and boilermakers all my brothers and sisters in labor
/n11:38:06 trust given in faith and accepted in honor
/n11:38:14 i can think of a few families who have lived up to that idea...mukaseys of PN
/n11:38:43 bob's grandfather became a respected lawyer who stood up for other people
/n11:39:37 to bring about real change we need to reach across party lines
/n11:39:50 bob's endorsement...he's such a complete gentlemen...no need for me to press him..."bob is such gracious person. I did not press him on this endorsement. There are others I press. But I thought theres no reason for me to do that to bob. It would have been easy for bob just to stay out of it, stay neutral, I think everybody would have accepted that, and so when he called me and said I think this is the right thing to do it meant as much to me as any endorsement ive received on the trail because I knew it was coming from the heart. That's the kind of leadership I want standing along side me on the trail."
/n11:40:51 when he called me and said i just want to endorse because i think it's the right thing to do...that's the kind of leadership bob will bring alongside me when i am pres if the US <applause>
/n11:41:31 i have been running for president for 15 months..and when i ...there are children who were born when i announced who are now walking and talking, that's how long this campaign has gone on...sen., clinton and i have had so many debates that we could each say each others lines
/n11:42:25 This has been a lengthy Primary season and it has been tough. I've been away from my family away from my children and i know sen. clinton has been on the capaign trail hitting it hard. 11:42:38 I think there are some people who felt like God when is this thing going to be over. 11:42:45 it's like a good movie that's lasted like 1/2 hour too long. 11:42:48 The truth is that this has been a great camapign. 11:42:57 a great primary season, it's been hard, it's been tough - but it's been hard and tough because both sen. clinton and i understand what's at stake, how important this race is and how important the next presidency will be to the American people and to familes right here in PA. 11:43:28
/n11:43:29 when i announced i was standing on the old state capital 
/n11:43:42 it was the city where i joined 
/n11:43:54 you're a relatively young man, why are you running so soon, you can afford to wait...i;m not running because i think it's my turn, i'm running because of what dr. king called the fierce urgency of now <applause>
/n11:44:46 because i believe there's such a thing as being too late and that hour is almost upon us
/n11:45:02 we've passed a milkestone, 5 years we've been at war in iraq, we've been in iraq longer then wwi, wwii and the civil war we've got 4k young americans who have given their life, thousands more grievously wounded, spend 10 billion...well over a trillion and it has not made us mpore safe in fact it's distracted us from afghan...3,000 americans11:46:07
/n11:46:27 although wall street just noticed, people have seen how difficult this economy is for a very long time, every where you go people are working harder just to get by, just to pay the bills and sometimes they need help, you've never paid more for gas, college, a dozen eggs or a gallon of milk
/n11:47:22 we've got hamburger...that too
/n11:47:37 from crowd "i love you" obama: i love you back
/n11:47:58 your copayments, deductibles and pre,miuns are going up every year
/n11:48:15 educaiton leaves people behind, unable to make a living wage
/n11:48:32 we can't wait to fix schools, health care, new sources oif energy, bring this war in iraq to an end...that's why i'm running for president of the US <applause>11:48:56
/n11:49:46 they wanted not about spin and pr and double talk, they wanted straight talk from their elected officials about how we're going to meet our challenges
/n11:50:39 we also had to work on behalf of those in need...set up job training programs for people fallen on hard times, it was hard work...
/n11:51:27 it taught me that ordinary people can do extraordinary things when given a chance, it taught me that change doesn't happen from the top down but from the bottom up
/n11:52:01 their willingness to work hard and sacrifice ...i was bettin gon the fact that when we are unified, when we all come together...and put our differences aside and challenge the special interests there's nothing we can not accomplish in america
/n11:53:17 after talking to hundreds of thousands of ppl after shaking thousands of hands, after kissing hundreds of babies, after eating hundreds of chicken dinner
/n11:54:23 people are ready...but understand how much work we've got to do - i think it;s important we don't look at the world through rose colorded glasses, we have generated a lot of excitement in this campaign but i know it's not just about me...when ppl go to the poling place they know the name gw bush will not be on the ballot and that has pppl fired up...t11:55:20
/n11:55:33 the name of my cousin dick cheney will not be on the ballot...that's embarassing, you know, but his name won't be on the ballot
/n11:56:00 the era of scooter libby justice and karl rove politics, those days will finally be over and we can put them aside <applause>
/n11:56:25 we're not here because we'vre against something, we're here to be for something, we've got to put broken washington back together again because if we don't...i meet them all across the country
/n11:57:54 so she was getting three hours of sleep every night...i'm going to make a better life for us she couldn't understand why washington was not listening to her, no one was helping to see that her sister had the health care she needed
/n11:58:44 she at 61 has taken in two foster children and then she takes care of an 80-year old amputee and fixes breakfast and cleans the house, she loves looking after other ppl, very proud of her work, despite that it's often back breaking work...it would help if i could get a day off every once in a while, get some health care i could count on
/n11:59:58 all across this country i've met veterans 
/n12:00:44 sometimes i meet disable dveterans who wonder how their service has been forgotten so quickly
/n12:04:23 i think senator clinton is a smart and capable person, she was my friend before and she'll be my friend after...
/n12:04:46 what i;ve tried to say is that we don't just need to play the game better in wash. we need to put an end to the game
/n12:05:09 we can't have every agenda being set by lobbyists and special interstst
/n12:05:39 that's why ot's so important to understand that ...i've got to have you with me, this is about the american ppl - if you aren't willing to insist on real change, it's not going to happen
/n12:06:19 it's easy to ignore what's happening and play the wash game but when you get involved, get engaged then we cna go ahead and tell the lobbyists and specail interests that their days are over, they will not drown out the voices of the amewricna ppl when i am president <applause>
/n12:07:30 if you've already got health ins we're gonna lower your premium by 2500.yr and if you don't have it we will help you, there will be no exclusions, we won't wait to do it, we'll do it bu the end of my first term <applause>
/n12:08:10
/n12:08:12 if you are ready for change...not just the fat cats, not just main st this housing crisis didn't just happen by accident, stop predatory lending and deceptive practices
/n12:08:51 we're gonna set up an fha program 10b foreclosure prevention fund so ppl can stay in their homes, foreclosures lower everybody'[s prop values
/n12:09:23 give tax breaks to companies in the US give tax breaks to middle class americans who need them
/n12:09:47 i believe in frre trade but ut should have standards...that should be a commitment of the pres of the US
/n12:10:09 i want to invest in infrasturcutr in the us -if we can spend 10b /month in iraq then we can spend 10b to put ppl back to work<applause>
/n12:10:45 that's the only way we're gonna bring gas prices down is by using less...put ppl back to work building windmills p[utting unionized jobs making buildings more energy efficient, we've got to have a pres that has a will and commitment to make this happen
/n12:11:42 will actually be an education president, i want to make sure every chiold in america from the day there are born til the day they graduate from college
/n12:12:09 the problem is not good ideas, it;s that we don't have the urgency about it
/n12:12:31 well. life is tough...every child in america is our chilkd, every child is our responsibility if we make the commitment to seeing that happen, so we're going to invest in early childhood education...we;re gonna reward teachers with higher salaries and more support<applause>
/n12:13:25 i'm tired of seeing us buiild new jails while we're keeping old schools <applause>
/n12:13:48 i think it's about time we made college affordable for every child
/n12:14:02 we're gonna invest 4k every student every year to offset their tuition, every child every year, but young ppl you're going ot have to give something in return by working in the peace corps, volunteering,...we're gonna march this country forward together<applause>
/n12:14:56 we can do all these things one place it's going to have to start, when you spend as much 
/n12:15:23 on the vital needs of the american ppl, the mopst important task of my presidency, my number 1 job is too keep you safe, i will not hesistate to strike when ppl mean to do us harm, b/c i've got kids and a wife and keeping them safe means keeping you safe
/n12:16:16 train troops properly and put them on proper rotations so they don't go back again and again, it means no more homeless veterans, endless lines at the va, we've got to treat our veterans the way the should be treated, but keeping you safe also means using our military wisely
/n12:17:16 that's why i opposed it in 2002 that's why i will bring it to an end in 2009, i will bring our troops home, tell the iraqis to stand up and resolve their differences, focus on afghanistan
/n12:17:57 uses 98/11 as a way to scare up votes <applause>
/n12:18:07 we need ot rediscover a sens of our diplomacy, i intend to meet nit just with our friends but with our enemies...i was told by some you can't do that and i said yes i can...because i understand what jfk said never fear to negotiate...
/nwe will lead going after terrorists and nuclear weapons and help pour countries bring an end in darfur and we will lead in observing civil liberties, close gunatanmo and save habeus corpur becaus you'll have a president that believes in the constitution<applause>
/n12:19:50 that, pittsburg, that's what's possible - that's the vision we have for this country
/n12:20:23 they said if he's not taking pak money and special intersts he won't make it what they didn't understand is that you were going to fund this campaign with $25 and $50 checks
/n12:21:04 we built the best political org this campaign season, that's what wash keeps on missing, the power of the ppl
/n12:21:27 her main argument is that i haven't been in washington long enough...boiled all the hope out of you, i have to remind ppl no one had a longer resume then rumsfeld or cheney...they've all had a chance to create decent energy policy, longevity is not the same as wisdon, judgment, i'm running to challenge washington, to change washington...that's what sen clinton doesn't underestand <applause>
/n12:23:10 And then senator clinton makes an argument about electability. i'm the person to take on john mccain. now the polls dont show that, but the argument is that because she's been around washington longer, that somehow that makes her better equipped and i've got to explain, look if the contest between john mccain and the demo nominee is who's been ther elonger, john mccain wins... john mccain wins!
/n
/n12:23:37 if the argument is who is going to pursue a foreign policy like gbush's, then john mccain wins. if that's the criteria for being tough, if that's the criteria for answering the 3 oclock phone call, that you voted for iraq, that you went along with gbush's policies when it came to iran, and not talking to leaders that we don't like, then john mccain wins that fight. john mccain is ag reat american and a decent man, but he basically wants to run for gbush's third term. 
/n
/n12:24:23 he wants to continue gbush's economic policies, he wants to keep troops in iraq potentially for 100 years. he is representing the politics of the past, and in order to battle the politics of the past, you need a candidate who is talking about the future of america. that's what this campaign is about, a break with the past.
/n
/n12:25:00 let me just close by saying this, i am reminded every day of my life, if not by events then by my wife, that i am not a perfect man. i will not be a perfect president. but i can promise you this: i will always tell you what i think, i'll always tell you wehre i stand. i'll be honest with you about the challenges we face as a nation. 
/n
/n12:25:33 i will listen to you even when we disagree, and we're going to disagree sometimes. this is a big country, a big complicated country, and we're not going to agree 100% of the time, even within our own party. but i'll listen to you. you can disagree without being disagreeable. 
/n
/n12:26:08 the parent trying to get health care for their kids, get a good educaiton, the odds of me being here weren''t real high
/n12:26:35 thinking about that senior citizen how much she depends on ss and medicar
/n12:26:52 thise are the stories that drive me, those are the thinkgs i'll be thinkign about in the white house
/n12:27:10 he's peddling fantasites, the implication is that if you talk about hope you're naive
/n12:27:34 hope is not blind optimism, hope is believing despite the odds that we can accomplish gret things, i know how hard it's going to be to battle the legislature, good intentions aren't enough - nothing in this country is worth...
/n12:28:35 that's how the founders created this country...nobody gave them a chance, but they had hope, that's how they defeated facism and women worn the right to vote, that's how young ppl travelled south to march and sit in, that's what we're fighting for in this electiuon, if you will stand with me then i promise you we will win this nomination that we will win this nomination...change the country and change the world
/n12:29:53 hug and walk off to applause and cheers
/n12:34:19 gladhanding (0:00) /
Walter Reed Training Center - Media Preview
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TAPE 2 of 3- various physical therapy formats
In front of the rock climbing wall
00:42 "as much as it is for physical it is good for the mental.. any time you can have a major accomplishment, after you get blown up , it just makes you better in your head, and your mind, it makes you all better.
01:14 the rock wall is good for everybody who comes thru, whether they are amputees or not, as mush as for mental , as for physical, just being able to accomplish something, getting to the top, getting past your fears, knowing that you can do the things you used to do, knowing you are an amputee now.
02:16 elevated parallel bars, one of a kind in the world
Adjust from zero to 30 degrees..
3:01 tread wall -
3:36 Sgt. Edwards, PAO,
4:05 Capt. Joe Miller, Chief, Orthodic and Prosthetic Service, Walter Reed and National Naval Medical Center
04:30 holding a prosthetic arm, using electrodes of hand
04:40 CU of 2 arms, shows difference with custom cosmetic glove
04:50 CU of 3 arms
5:03 "three different types of upper extremity prostheses, a conventional system which is a body powered, a cosmetic one, and also an external powered system that is battery powered or maybe with mio-electrics. This is different that the private sector which is either one or the other.
05:23 typically we may start the patient on .
5:30 vertical compression foot
5:48 micro processor knee
6:20 non- micro processor
6:33 "this knee unit is the first that has powered capabilities. I they are sitting..this knee will propel them up, or propel them upstairs, or up ramps."
07:00 CU prosthetic leg - protocol sea-leg with Otto Bock corporation to be used with wet weather and sand
07:25 CU running prosthesis
07:48 "if interested in shooting, they can place the butt of the weapon in there"
08:22 customized prosthesis covers with prints, camouflage
09:05 "our team at Walter Reed is a combination of govt. employees, private sector contractors, and what we call staff contractors"
10:12 "the idea of having one team in a coordinated building is a big plus for us, cuz we can just walk out the doorway or upstairs."
10:30 "we have increased in our govt. positions, as well as thru our various contractor mechanisms, "
10:45 "I'll have anywhere from six to sixteen prostheses in a given week, so prior to the war, we would have two"
10:52 "It's not the total number of patients we are seeing, but, if you think about it in the total numb of visits, we see them a lot more because of
the different types of devices they may be wearing , the progression they go thru rehab, and the different types of training they are doing, perhaps to go back to active doing, or sports training, so that requires more visits to us to modify and change or make something new."
11:27 CU prostheses
12:00 AUDIO-"studies being done on the carrying of military rucksacks.."
12:09 CU of fingers of prostheses
13:02 CU of foot in shoe
13:35 pan up prostheses leg to flag cover
13:49 single amputee working on shoe lace tying template
14:15 CU hand and prostheses tying knot
14:47 "I would say I am doing OK"
15:00 "Most of the time they don't really.. they tell us we are doing good, we take our little test, and what not, they don't really tell us if we did good or bad for the test, they jus tell us we did good."
15:15 CU of prosthesis
16:25 "for me it is mainly the things that , the day to day things, like getting dressed, eating, tying my shoes, . the things you want to do on your own, with out the help of a family member, even if it is nice to have the help there, it is nice to do on your own ."
16:42 woman sitting behind amputee
18:01 putting Marco, double amputee, in track harness
18:55 pan down from harness to patient
19:31 "I need my cane please"
19:44 walking on track in harness***
20:05 CU one prostheses and one regular leg
20:25 "this is how I got my confidence"
21:07 view of back
21:27 walking in harness ***
22:04 muscle testing, from Otto Bock****
22:22 2-shot of tech and patient, Kenny, Massachusetts
22:46 computer screen of electrode moving screen
23:10 moving car between gates without crashing.
23:39 car moving on screen
24:00 hand opening on screen
24:27 first hand...prostheses
24:44 flex and close of prostheses / "party trick"
27:20 double amputee standing from wheel chair
27:54 setting up for exercise
28:40 Marco walking toward camera-being taken off harness/track
29:15 "you'll start walking on your own after this"
Afghanistan Panjshir Valley Amputees - Afghan landmine victims
TAPE: EF01/0763
IN_TIME: 07:25:35
DURATION: 2:52
SOURCES: APTN
RESTRICTIONS:
DATELINE: Panjshir Valley, Afghanistan, October 29, 2001
SHOTLIST:
1. Two disabled land mine victims walking with sticks
2. Close up leg
3. Man walking
4. Wide view man enters orthopedic clinic
5. Close up ICRC orthopedic Centre sign
6. Interior view of courtyard and victims waiting for treatment
7. Close up man with no leg
8. Close up leg stump with bandages
9. Interior doctor with mine victim sitting down on table
10. Close up taking bandages off
11. Doctors measure leg
12. Close up doctor writing on paper
13. Doctor putting caste around leg
14. Doctor taking finished hardened model of leg
15. Leg making workshop
16. Technicians working
17. Prosthesis manufacture
18. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Mine Victim, Arra, Afghani villager:
"I was taking my sheep up on the mountain. I did not know there were mines there. when I walked close to the bunker, the mine exploded and blew my leg off."
19. Technicians fitting new leg onto victim
20. Mine victim walking
21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alberto Cairo, Orthopedic Centre Director:
"In the whole of Afghanistan, there are about 25,000 people who have lost one leg or one arm or both, due to the land mines."
22. Boy getting new leg fitted
23. Street scene with boy trying to run with his new leg
STORYLINE:
More than 20 years of war in Afghanistan has left a terrible landmine legacy and indeed Afghanistan is amongst the most land-mined countries in the world.
Thousands of Afghans, many of them children, are killed or maimed every year by mines, many of which were planted during the Soviet occupation.
The landmine situation has also not been helped by the ongoing conflict between the Taliban and the Northern Alliance, who accuse each other of laying more mines.
An estimation of mine statistics is extremely difficult but the UN believes that more than 10 million unexploded mines or bombs remain in Afghanistan.
Although there are hospitals that can provide artificial limbs this does little to minimise the impact on ordinary Afghans whose livelihood largely depends on being able to do manual work.
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Bosnia Search 2 - WRAP Area of Karadzic search, vets demo plus comment
TAPE: EF02/0172
IN_TIME: 00:47:40
DURATION: 3:17
SOURCES: APTN
RESTRICTIONS:
DATELINE: Various, 1 March 2002
SHOTLIST:
Celebici, Bosnia
1. Wide shot of village
2. Various shots of SFOR check point outside village and SFOR troops
4. Various shots of SFOR military convoy, including French and German armoured vehicles
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Darryl Morrel, SFOR spokesman:
"SFOR has detained persons indicted for war crimes in the past. Since 1997 we've detained 23. In fact, we've detained more war criminals than any of the signatories to the Dayton Peace Accords. I think our record speaks for itself. We're keeping up the pressure, we're continuing the hunt. Eventually Radovan Karadzic will be brought to justice."
5. General view of hills near Celebici
6. General view of Borje, an village adjacent to Celebici that was searched by SFOR
Brussels, Belgium
7. Two-shot of NATO Secretary General Robertson and Ukraine Prime Minister Anatoly Kinakh
8. SOUNDBITE (English) George Robertson, NATO Secretary General:
"So I have a solemn message to Karadzic and others who are indicted for war crimes. Time is running out. One day, whether it is tomorrow or next week or next month, SFOR will come for you. The only way the hunt will end is if you hand yourself in. So surrender now, with some dignity, or justice will be brought to you."
Sarajevo, Bosnia
9. Various shots of war veterans rally on the anniversary of Bosnia's declaration of independence from Yugoslavia
10. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) voxpop Bosnian war veteran and amputee:
"We need to arrest Karadzic. Until all of them are in the Hague, there will be no peace in Bosnia."
11. Various of veterans at rally demanding better pensions for war victims
STORYLINE:
NATO troops failed on Friday for the second time in 24 hours to hunt down Radovan Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb leader and the UN war crimes tribunal's most wanted suspect.
New efforts appeared to be in the making, however, even after NATO called off its raid in a section of eastern Bosnia thought to harbor Karadzic.
A statement by SFOR, the NATO-led Stabilization Force in Bosnia, said that while Karadzic "was not seized, SFOR continues efforts to apprehend him."
NATO troops moved into a remote region of eastern Bosnia after receiving a tip that Karadzic was hiding out in Celebici, a village in the region near the border with the Yugoslav republics of Serbia and Montenegro.
Friday's operation came on the 10th anniversary of Bosnia's declaration of independence from Yugoslavia -- a move which sparked the ethnic conflict that degenerated into Europe's worst bloodshed since World War II.
Acting on tribunal warrants, NATO peacekeepers in Bosnia have arrested dozens of war crimes suspects -- most of them Bosnian Serbs -- since the end of the war. But they have been faced with prolonged criticism for their failure to apprehend Karadzic and his top general, Ratko Mladic.
In Sarajevo on the anniversary of the declaration of independence, veterans of the war and the families of war victims called for better treatment from the government.
Sierra Leone Elections - Voting in Sierra Leone's first postwar elections
TAPE: EF02/0411
IN_TIME: 22:54:05
DURATION: 4:05
SOURCES: APTN
RESTRICTIONS:
DATELINE: Freetown - 14 May 2002
SHOTLIST:
1. Voters queuing
2. Close-up of woman's face
3. Woman voter waiting
4. SOUNDBITE (English) vox-pop, voter:
"All of us in this country, we need peace. So that is why I'm saying that I want to cast my vote in order for us to maintain everlasting peace."
5. Woman voter waiting with baby
6. Crowd outside gate
7. Gates shut and crowd waiting beyond
8. Voters' faces peering through bars
9. Amputees queuing
10. Amputee Lamin Jusu Jaka, holding ID pass with his hooks, pan to face
11. Various of Jaka voting
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Lamin Jusu Jaka, voter:
"It's going to be a new beginning of life because compared to the previous ten years of war which have taken place in this country people are looking to reinstate another new democratic government which will be able to address the ideas of the people of this country."
13. Group of women fanning elderly man, who looks unwell and is seated on the ground
14. Voters queuing
15. Set up shot of Margaret Novicki, UN Sierra Leone mission spokesperson
16. Cutaway to UN files
17. Novicki seated at computer terminal
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Margaret Novicki, UN Sierra Leone mission spokesperson:
"We see the elections as a milestone in the peace process in Sierra Leone. Sierra Leoneans have gone through a terrible period of war and by being able to participate in choosing their leaders to lead them in to the future, it's the next step in the process. It's a consolidation of the peace process and we hope it's the beginning of a peaceful future for this country."
19. Sun shining through palm trees
20. Various of voters queuing
21. Voting slips
22. Voters registering
23. Various of United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL) troops
24. Various of ammunition and weapons
25. President Kabbah greeting supporters outside polling station
26. Kabbah registering and receiving voting card
27. Various of Kabbah voting
28. Supporters applauding as Kabbah's car drives past
29. Various shots of UNAMSIL troops
30. Various of polling station with queues outside station
31. SOUNDBITE (English) voxpop, voter:
"I will vote for the best person who in my opinion will bring peace and reconciliation as well as development to this country."
32. Voters queuing
33. Amputees on crutches waiting to vote
34. Agitated voters standing outside closed gates
STORYLINE:
Lengthy queues formed before dawn on Tuesday as Sierra Leoneans cast ballots in elections intended to turn the page after 10 years of savage fighting.
Hours before the polls opened, voters hurried to secure places in line across the capital, Freetown.
President Ahmed Tejan Kabbah was the first person to cast his ballot. He was greeted with applause by 400 people who had already formed two winding lines at dawn. Many voters credit Kabbah with helping to restore peace by bringing in the key UN and British troops that halted the rebel advance after 500 UN soldiers were taken hostage.
The presidential and parliamentary elections are seen as a test of the West African country's hard-won peace.
Nine parties fielded presidential candidates, and 11 were vying for the 112 parliamentary seats. More than 2.3 million of the country's 5 million people were registered to vote.
Excluding minor incidents, election officials said campaigning was unusually peaceful.
The last time a poll was held, in 1996, the rebels rejected the ballot and punished voters by chopping off their hands.
The hacking off of hands, feet, ears, noses and lips subsequently became their signature atrocity.
This time, however, the Revolutionary United Front rebels have officially disarmed and are participating in the vote.
If no candidate wins 55 percent of the presidential vote, a run-off election will be held in two weeks.
Sierra Leone, one of the world's poorest countries despite its diamond wealth, has been convulsed by coups, ethnic strife and civil war since independence from Britain in 1961.
UK Iraqi Girl - Young Iraqi war victim meets Heather Mills McCartney
NAME: UK GIRL 080704N
TAPE: EF04/0693
IN_TIME: 10:54:40:08
DURATION: 00:02:02:18
SOURCES: APTN/SKY
DATELINE: London - 8 July 2004/File
RESTRICTIONS: see script
SHOTLIST
SKY - No Access UK/CNNi
London, UK - July 8, 2004
1. Various of Zeynab Hamid Terash and Heather Mills McCartney sitting together
2. Close up Zeynab Hamid Terash
3. Zeynab Hamid Terash and Heather Mills McCartney sitting together with Heather taking prosthetic limb off, then putting it on and dancing
4. Close up crutches
5. UPSOUND (Arabic) Zeynab Hamid Terash asking why her family was killed, says she has come to Britain to ask for money and help for other injured children at home
6. Mills McCartney listening
7. Zeynab with man
APTN File
Al Doura, southeast of Baghdad, April 2003
8. Various of cluster bomblets on ground
File - Hillah, Iraq, Feburary 2004
9. Various injured boy in hospital bed with hand missing
10. Various of young child in hospital bed
SKY - No Access UK/CNNi
London, UK - July 8, 2004
11. Zeynab with Heather Mills McCartney
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Heather Mills McCartney, humanitarian campaigner:
"I've got plans for a mobile prostethic clinic so that people can move around and go to the amputees and make people self-sufficient, train up some Iraqis and appeal to any prosthetists out there that would donate a week or two to come and help train up locals."
13. Zeynab walking onto stage
14. Various of Zeynab with Heather Mills McCartney
STORYLINE
An 11-year-old Iraqi girl who lost 17 members of her family and a leg in a cluster bomb attack on Basra is visiting Britain this week.
Zayneb Hamid Terash has already shared a platform with senior political figures.
But on Thursday, she met Heather Mills McCartney to try to raise awareness for the plight of disabled children.
Paul McCartney's wife - who herself lost a limb in a traffic accident - has been counselling people who have lost limbs in accidents, through illness or through terrorist atrocities.
The former model is also been campaigning for more than a decade to raise funds and awareness to rid the world of landmines.
Both Terash and Mills McCartney on Thursday stressed that governments around the world should do more to address the legacy of the war, especially of the Iraqi conflict.
With a confidence which belies her years, Terash questioned why her family were killed and said she had come to Britain to ask for money and help for other injured children at home.
Her new mentor listened as the girl described how her injuries were caused by a cluster bomb.
Like many others, Mills McCartney said she wanted to see the controversial weapons banned.
Iraqi children are still at risk from unexploded devices.
Hundreds lost limbs during the war and have little prospect of getting treatment in a health system which is over-burdened and under-resourced.
Which is were Mills McCartney's charity work comes in - she's planning to send a specialist to Iraq.
And inspired by a young Iraqi girl who has had the courage to put her case to government delegates - she promised something speical.
After a few phone calls on Thursday, she was able to tell Terash that she would get a prosthetic limb before she returned to Iraq.