FTG FOR COVERAGE ON THE UNITED NATIONS (UN) 60TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN NEW YORK / NEWSER, PRESSER, PRESS CONFERENCE W/ MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD, PRESIDENT OF IRAN AT THE UNITED NATIONS ON IRAN'S ISSUES AND NUCLEAR FACILITIES / QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FROM UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT ASSOCIATION / CUTS OF REPORTERS ASKING IRAN'S PRESIDENT ABOUT HIS CNN INTV, SOUTH AFRICA ASA NEGOTIATING PARTNER, INDIA'S NUCLEAR WEAPON AND OTHER ISSUES

FTG FOR COVERAGE ON THE UNITED NATIONS (UN) 60TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN NEW YORK / NEWSER, PRESSER, PRESS CONFERENCE W/ MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD, PRESIDENT OF IRAN AT THE UNITED NATIONS ON IRAN'S ISSUES AND NUCLEAR FACILITIES / QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FROM UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT ASSOCIATION / CUTS OF REPORTERS ASKING IRAN'S PRESIDENT ABOUT HIS CNN INTV, SOUTH AFRICA ASA NEGOTIATING PARTNER, INDIA'S NUCLEAR WEAPON AND OTHER ISSUES

FTG FOR COVERAGE ON THE UNITED NATIONS (UN) 60TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN NEW YORK / NEWSER, PRESSER, PRESS CONFERENCE W/ MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD, PRESIDENT OF IRAN AT THE UNITED NATIONS ON IRAN'S ISSUES AND NUCLEAR FACILITIES / QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FROM UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT ASSOCIATION / CUTS OF REPORTERS ASKING IRAN'S PRESIDENT ABOUT HIS CNN INTV, SOUTH AFRICA ASA NEGOTIATING PARTNER, INDIA'S NUCLEAR WEAPON AND OTHER ISSUES

NAME: IRN NUCLEAR 2 20060117I TAPE: EF06/0049 IN_TIME: 10:49:13:00 DURATION: 00:02:52:14 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Tehran - 17 Jan 2006 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Wide of Sadr highway, north of Tehran 2. Cars on highway 3. People walking 4. Kiosk selling newspapers 5. Close up of a newspaper headline: (English) "Putin urges caution on Iran" 6. Man reading newspaper 7. Newspapers on sale 8. SOUNDBITE: (Farsi) Shahram Safayi, Retired Government Employee: (reacting to Monday's meeting of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council) "I think Iran should have the right to uranium enrichment just like other countries. Iranians should have the right to enrichment by themselves. Why shouldn't we benefit from this technology?" 9. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Tajik President Emomali Rakhmonov shaking hands, walking to podium 10. Medium of both presidents at podium 11. Soldiers playing Tajik national anthem 12. Various of welcome ceremony for Rakhmonov 13. Handshake between Ahmadinejad and Rakhmonov 14. Wide of Ahmadinejad and Rakhmonov in meeting 15. Various of Iranian and Tajik delegates 16. Wide of roundtable meeting 17. Close-up of Ahmadinejad 18. Various of meeting 19. Man buying newspaper 20. Close-up of newspaper report with headline: (English) "CNN Tehran office closed" 21. Various of people watching CNN on television 22. SOUNDBITE: (Farsi) Rasool Momeni, University Student: (on Ahmadinejad's command to lift the ban on CNN in Iran) "CNN should reflect the truth. Iranians have never been in favour of using force unless they are pushed to. We have proved it during the hardest times for our country and we will continue in the same direction. We also support Mr Ahmadinejad, whatever he decides." 23. Wide of Tajrish square with snowy mountains in background 24. Women walking in street 25. Wide of Tajrish square with snowy mountains in background STORYLINE Residents in the Iranian capital Tehran struck a defiant note on Tuesday in the face of international pressure over the country's nuclear activities and the ban on US broadcaster CNN, which was lifted earlier in the day. "I think Iran should have the right to uranium enrichment just like other countries," retired government employee Shahram Safayi said. He was commenting following a flurry of meetings by world powers over how to react to Iran's decision last week to remove UN seals from its uranium enrichment facility and resume small-scale enrichment. On Monday, envoys of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council as well as Germany met in London. Afterwards, a British spokesman said the US, Britain, China, France, Germany and Russia had expressed "serious concerns" about Iran's move and agreed that Iran should suspend fully its nuclear activities and return to negotiations. Meanwhile on Tuesday, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visited Tajikistan as controversy continued at home over CNN's activities in Iran. Iran lifted its ban on the US television network earlier on Tuesday, a day after the government barred it from the country because of its mistranslation of nuclear comments by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, state television reported. But Tehran residents expressed their anger over the matter. University student, Rasool Momeni said CNN should "reflect the truth". Ahmadinejad ordered the reversal "due to the expression of an apology" from CNN over the mistake, the state-run TV broadcast said. Iran imposed the ban on Monday after CNN misquoted the president as speaking of "nuclear weapons" when he actually referred to "nuclear technology." CNN admitted the mistake in a broadcast. Hardliners called the mistranslation a "deliberate" act by CNN to misrepresent Iran's position at a crucial moment in international negotiations. In its apology, the Atlanta-based CNN said on Monday it had "quoted Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as saying that Iran had the right to build nuclear weapons". "In fact, he said that Iran had the right to nuclear energy. He added that 'a nation that has civilisation does not need nuclear weapons and our nation does not need them'." The United States accuses Iran of secretly aiming to build nuclear weapons, but Iran denies the charge, insisting its nuclear programme is solely for generating electricity.

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NAME: WOR MIDEAST2 20081229I TAPE: EF08/1302 IN_TIME: 10:38:29:13 DURATION: 00:04:00:00 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/IRIB/TELESUR DATELINE: Various, 28/29 Dec 2008 RESTRICTIONS: Check shotlist for details SHOTLIST: Telesur - No access Venezuela/CNN Caracas, Venezuela - 28 December 2008 1. Various of protesters chanting UPSOUND: (Spanish) "Zionists, killers of the Palestinian people," outside Israeli embassy in Caracas 2. Various of protesters holding Palestinian flag 3. Men holding a banner reading: (Spanish) "Holocaust in Gaza." 4. Close of shoe with protesters in background 5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Basem Tajeldine, Protester: "This is the best proof, or maybe not the best, but it is the continued demonstration that Israel does not want peace in the region. They (referring to Israel) have said in the past, in the present and will continue saying in the future what they are looking for and what their interests are. Israel is a factor of instability in the region." 6. Man carrying a banner reading: (in Spanish) "I promise not to forgive or forget." AP Television Baghdad, Iraq - 29 December 2008 1. Wide of demonstration 2. Various of protesters waving Iraqi and Palestinian flags 3. Various of protesters burning Israeli flag bearing the picture of US President George W Bush 3. Imam Abdul al-Mohamadamdawi addressing crowd 4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Imam Abdul al-Mohamadamdawi, Aide to Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr: "We are demonstrating against the attacks in Gaza. No to Israel, stop the attacks on Gaza and no to the occupation." 5. Wide of demonstration IRIB - No Access Iran Tehran, Iran - 28 December 2008 6. Pan right of Iranian Government cabinet meeting 7. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iranian President: "You should take swift action and send a complaint against Israeli leaders. You should file a complaint for them inside the country and also with the International Police saying that you (the Israeli leaders) are war criminals and have killed the people." 8. Mid of Sadegh Mahsouli, Iranian Interior Minister AP Television Jakarta, Indonesia - 29 December 2008 15. Various of protesters waving flags 16. Various of protesters chanting pro-Palestinian slogans 17. Various of women protesters 18. SOUNDBITE (Indonesian) Sukmadewi Megawati, protester: "Now Israel can be glorious with their military but one day Israel will be defeated and Islam will win. If Islam is united, we will win, and it will be happening soon. With the rise of Iran and Indonesian, we will win. Israel should prepare to be defeated." 19. Various of scuffles between police and protesters STORYLINE: Protesters took to the streets in several countries, protesting Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, and showing their support for the Palestinian people. In Venezuela, about 30 people gathered outside the Israeli embassy in Caracas. Protesters chanted slogans and displayed banners one of which read "I promise not to forgive or forget." Meanwhile in eastern Baghdad, around a thousand demonstrators protested on Monday. Waving Palestinian and Iraqi flags, the protesters - supporters of anti-American Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr - chanted "No, no to Israel." A senior aide to al-Sadr, Imam Abdul Hadi al-Mohammadamdawi, spoke of what he described as "the bloody history of Israel" and the "horrible crime" they are committing in Gaza. Separately in Iraq on Monday, the party of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki issued a statement condemning the Israeli attacks, calling on Islamic countries to cut relations with Israel and end all "secret and public talks" with it. Meanwhile Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad addressed a session of the Iranian cabinet in Tehran on Sunday evening. At the meeting, President Ahmadinejad denounced Israeli actions in the Gaza Strip. Ahmadinejad also urged the Iranian cabinet to file an international complaint against Israeli leaders including President Shimon Perez and Defence Minister Ehud Barak, calling them "war criminals" and "wolves". The Iranian Government has also decided to send envoys to Arab countries, to convey messages from President Ahmadinejad about the Israeli-Palestinian situation. In Indonesia on Monday, students staged a pro-Palestinian rally in Jakarta. Several hundred demonstrators waved Palestinian flags and chanted slogans at the downtown Hotel Indonesia traffic circle. The Indonesian Health Ministry has pledged 200-thousand US dollars in medical supplies for the victims.

[CLINTON ON CNN DEFENDING OBAMA COMMENTS] [USA] FTG OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SENATOR HILLARY CLINTON (D-NY) ON CNN'S THE SITUATION ROOM DEFENDING COMMENTS BY SENATOR BARACK OBAMA CALLING HER "BUSH-CHENEY LITE" 16:14:29 BEGINNING OF SEGMENT INTRODUCED BY WOLF BLITZER / JOHN KING SEGMENT BLITZER: There's no letting up in the war of words under way between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama that began on our debate stage Monday night. Today, Obama is accusing Clinton of embracing a Bush-Cheney lite brand of diplomacy, and now Clinton is firing right back. Let's bring in our chief national correspondent, John King. Tell us a little bit more about what's going on. But you spent time with Senator Clinton today. JOHN KING, CNN CHIEF NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: I did. And this is in the middle of this remarkable back-and-forth between the two top candidates in the Democratic race for president. Senator Obama started the latest round this morning. He's campaigning up in New Hampshire, and he pinned what Democrats would consider a most unfriendly label on the Democratic front-runner. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) SEN. BARACK OBAMA (D-IL), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I don't want a continuation of Bush/Cheney. I don't want Bush-Cheney lite. I want a fundamental change. It's time to turn the page on how we do business and say to the world, we are ready to lead. We are ready to lead by deed and example. (END VIDEO CLIP) KING: Now, it's safe to assume being compared to the current president and vice president didn't go down too well with Mrs. Clinton. In an interview with CNN, she suggested her rival was abandoning his promise of smear-free campaigning. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) SEN. HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (D-NY), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: This is getting kind of silly. You know, I've been called a lot of things in my life, but I've never been called George Bush or Dick Cheney, certainly. You know, you have to ask, whatever has happened to the politics of hope? (END VIDEO CLIP) KING: Amid all this sniping, both senators holding firm on the question that started the dustup back Monday night, Senator Obama's statement that he would be quickly to meet as president with the leaders of rogue nations that President Bush has refused to deal with. Leaders like the president of Iran and Venezuela and Cuba. Mrs. Clinton says it's irresponsible to make such a promise up front without first doing some delicate diplomacy. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) OBAMA: If we want fundamental change, then we can't be afraid to talk to our enemies. We can't be afraid. I'm not afraid of losing the P.R. war to a dictators. I'm happy to look them in the eye and say what needs to be said. I'm happy to tell them what I think. I'm not going to avoid them. I'm not going to be -- hide behind a bunch of rhetoric. (END VIDEO CLIP) (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) CLINTON: I have been saying consistently for a number of years now, we have to end the Bush era of ignoring problems, ignoring enemies and adversaries. And I have been absolutely clear that we've got to return to robust and effective diplomacy. But I don't want to see the power and prestige of the United States president put at risk by rushing in to meetings with the likes of Chavez and Castro and Ahmadinejad. (END VIDEO CLIP) KING: Senator Clinton conceding in that interview, Wolf, that it's getting a little bit more personal a little earlier than she anticipated. She says, though, we're in an intense phase of the Democratic primaries. Her campaign thinking Obama is nervous because he hasn't been able to move the poll numbers by being the candidate of hope, as he likes to put it, by not attacking his rivals. The Obama says, no way. They think Mrs. Clinton represents the past and that voters will embrace his new approach. BLITZER: Because from his camp, you get the word, well, he raised a lot more money and a lot -- a significant -- significantly more money than she did, and he's narrowing the gap in some of the national polls. KING: He is. And they understand, the Obama camp, they cannot back down on this point, because the fundamental question here is not just what he said in the debate. It is the question of, is he experienced enough to be president? If they blink and give into Senator Clinton on this one, they believe in the Obama campaign it will open the door to even more attacks on that. They know on this one, the first big fight between the two at the top, they can't back down. BLITZER: All right, John. Thanks very much. 16:18:06 END OF SEGMENT

[CLINTON ON CNN DEFENDING OBAMA COMMENTS] [USA] FTG OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SENATOR HILLARY CLINTON (D-NY) ON CNN'S THE SITUATION ROOM DEFENDING COMMENTS BY SENATOR BARACK OBAMA CALLING HER "BUSH-CHENEY LITE" 16:14:29 BEGINNING OF SEGMENT INTRODUCED BY WOLF BLITZER / JOHN KING SEGMENT BLITZER: There's no letting up in the war of words under way between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama that began on our debate stage Monday night. Today, Obama is accusing Clinton of embracing a Bush-Cheney lite brand of diplomacy, and now Clinton is firing right back. Let's bring in our chief national correspondent, John King. Tell us a little bit more about what's going on. But you spent time with Senator Clinton today. JOHN KING, CNN CHIEF NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: I did. And this is in the middle of this remarkable back-and-forth between the two top candidates in the Democratic race for president. Senator Obama started the latest round this morning. He's campaigning up in New Hampshire, and he pinned what Democrats would consider a most unfriendly label on the Democratic front-runner. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) SEN. BARACK OBAMA (D-IL), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I don't want a continuation of Bush/Cheney. I don't want Bush-Cheney lite. I want a fundamental change. It's time to turn the page on how we do business and say to the world, we are ready to lead. We are ready to lead by deed and example. (END VIDEO CLIP) KING: Now, it's safe to assume being compared to the current president and vice president didn't go down too well with Mrs. Clinton. In an interview with CNN, she suggested her rival was abandoning his promise of smear-free campaigning. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) SEN. HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (D-NY), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: This is getting kind of silly. You know, I've been called a lot of things in my life, but I've never been called George Bush or Dick Cheney, certainly. You know, you have to ask, whatever has happened to the politics of hope? (END VIDEO CLIP) KING: Amid all this sniping, both senators holding firm on the question that started the dustup back Monday night, Senator Obama's statement that he would be quickly to meet as president with the leaders of rogue nations that President Bush has refused to deal with. Leaders like the president of Iran and Venezuela and Cuba. Mrs. Clinton says it's irresponsible to make such a promise up front without first doing some delicate diplomacy. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) OBAMA: If we want fundamental change, then we can't be afraid to talk to our enemies. We can't be afraid. I'm not afraid of losing the P.R. war to a dictators. I'm happy to look them in the eye and say what needs to be said. I'm happy to tell them what I think. I'm not going to avoid them. I'm not going to be -- hide behind a bunch of rhetoric. (END VIDEO CLIP) (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) CLINTON: I have been saying consistently for a number of years now, we have to end the Bush era of ignoring problems, ignoring enemies and adversaries. And I have been absolutely clear that we've got to return to robust and effective diplomacy. But I don't want to see the power and prestige of the United States president put at risk by rushing in to meetings with the likes of Chavez and Castro and Ahmadinejad. (END VIDEO CLIP) KING: Senator Clinton conceding in that interview, Wolf, that it's getting a little bit more personal a little earlier than she anticipated. She says, though, we're in an intense phase of the Democratic primaries. Her campaign thinking Obama is nervous because he hasn't been able to move the poll numbers by being the candidate of hope, as he likes to put it, by not attacking his rivals. The Obama says, no way. They think Mrs. Clinton represents the past and that voters will embrace his new approach. BLITZER: Because from his camp, you get the word, well, he raised a lot more money and a lot -- a significant -- significantly more money than she did, and he's narrowing the gap in some of the national polls. KING: He is. And they understand, the Obama camp, they cannot back down on this point, because the fundamental question here is not just what he said in the debate. It is the question of, is he experienced enough to be president? If they blink and give into Senator Clinton on this one, they believe in the Obama campaign it will open the door to even more attacks on that. They know on this one, the first big fight between the two at the top, they can't back down. BLITZER: All right, John. Thanks very much. 16:18:06 END OF SEGMENT

[CLINTON ON CNN DEFENDING OBAMA COMMENTS] [USA] FTG OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SENATOR HILLARY CLINTON (D-NY) ON CNN'S THE SITUATION ROOM DEFENDING COMMENTS BY SENATOR BARACK OBAMA CALLING HER "BUSH-CHENEY LITE" 16:14:29 BEGINNING OF SEGMENT INTRODUCED BY WOLF BLITZER / JOHN KING SEGMENT BLITZER: There's no letting up in the war of words under way between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama that began on our debate stage Monday night. Today, Obama is accusing Clinton of embracing a Bush-Cheney lite brand of diplomacy, and now Clinton is firing right back. Let's bring in our chief national correspondent, John King. Tell us a little bit more about what's going on. But you spent time with Senator Clinton today. JOHN KING, CNN CHIEF NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: I did. And this is in the middle of this remarkable back-and-forth between the two top candidates in the Democratic race for president. Senator Obama started the latest round this morning. He's campaigning up in New Hampshire, and he pinned what Democrats would consider a most unfriendly label on the Democratic front-runner. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) SEN. BARACK OBAMA (D-IL), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I don't want a continuation of Bush/Cheney. I don't want Bush-Cheney lite. I want a fundamental change. It's time to turn the page on how we do business and say to the world, we are ready to lead. We are ready to lead by deed and example. (END VIDEO CLIP) KING: Now, it's safe to assume being compared to the current president and vice president didn't go down too well with Mrs. Clinton. In an interview with CNN, she suggested her rival was abandoning his promise of smear-free campaigning. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) SEN. HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON (D-NY), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: This is getting kind of silly. You know, I've been called a lot of things in my life, but I've never been called George Bush or Dick Cheney, certainly. You know, you have to ask, whatever has happened to the politics of hope? (END VIDEO CLIP) KING: Amid all this sniping, both senators holding firm on the question that started the dustup back Monday night, Senator Obama's statement that he would be quickly to meet as president with the leaders of rogue nations that President Bush has refused to deal with. Leaders like the president of Iran and Venezuela and Cuba. Mrs. Clinton says it's irresponsible to make such a promise up front without first doing some delicate diplomacy. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) OBAMA: If we want fundamental change, then we can't be afraid to talk to our enemies. We can't be afraid. I'm not afraid of losing the P.R. war to a dictators. I'm happy to look them in the eye and say what needs to be said. I'm happy to tell them what I think. I'm not going to avoid them. I'm not going to be -- hide behind a bunch of rhetoric. (END VIDEO CLIP) (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) CLINTON: I have been saying consistently for a number of years now, we have to end the Bush era of ignoring problems, ignoring enemies and adversaries. And I have been absolutely clear that we've got to return to robust and effective diplomacy. But I don't want to see the power and prestige of the United States president put at risk by rushing in to meetings with the likes of Chavez and Castro and Ahmadinejad. (END VIDEO CLIP) KING: Senator Clinton conceding in that interview, Wolf, that it's getting a little bit more personal a little earlier than she anticipated. She says, though, we're in an intense phase of the Democratic primaries. Her campaign thinking Obama is nervous because he hasn't been able to move the poll numbers by being the candidate of hope, as he likes to put it, by not attacking his rivals. The Obama says, no way. They think Mrs. Clinton represents the past and that voters will embrace his new approach. BLITZER: Because from his camp, you get the word, well, he raised a lot more money and a lot -- a significant -- significantly more money than she did, and he's narrowing the gap in some of the national polls. KING: He is. And they understand, the Obama camp, they cannot back down on this point, because the fundamental question here is not just what he said in the debate. It is the question of, is he experienced enough to be president? If they blink and give into Senator Clinton on this one, they believe in the Obama campaign it will open the door to even more attacks on that. They know on this one, the first big fight between the two at the top, they can't back down. BLITZER: All right, John. Thanks very much. 16:18:06 END OF SEGMENT

101027 LONDON PACKET & NOTES TRT 16:57 101027#014 Title: IRAN MHADINEJAD MORALES evn-w RTV c/ap Notes MORALES AND AHMADINEJAD PLAY FOOTBALL 101027#013 Title: ROMANIA PARLIAMENT DEMO evn-w TVR Notes over 80,000 people protest over the austerity measures 101027#012 Title: UK NORTH SEA bbc1300 Notes 1st RE-USABLE NORTH SEA OIL/GAS DRILL RIG 101027#010 Title: UK AIRPORT SECURITY RULES bbc1300 Notes UK AIRPORT SECURITY RULES 101027#006 Title: VATICAN POPE TSUNAMI evn-0 RAI Notes Pope Benedict comments on the tsunami in Indonesia 101027#005 Title: THAILAND FLOODS evn-0 MCOT Notes flood aid budget approved + flood g/v's 101027#004 Title: RUSSIA GORBACHEV INERVIEW evn-0 BBC Notes Gorbachev interview Printed: 27/October/2010 17:35:50 101027#014 Name: 101027#014 Title: IRAN MHADINEJAD MORALES evn-w RTV c/ap Type: EVN FEED In point: 14:43:27.29 Out point: 14:44:59.20 Duration: 00:01:31.21 Clip Locations BROWSE,PDR D,PDR E Tape ID Source RTV c/ap Notes Dopesheet Ahmadinejad Morales EVN-W Date Shot: 27-OCT-2010 Location: TEHRAN Country: IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) Sound: NATURAL Language: Aspect ratio: 16:9 Source: GBRTV /GBAPTN Restrictions: NO ACCESS BBC PERSIAN TV? VOA PERSIAN NEWS NETWORK (RESTRICTION IMPOSED LOCALLY BY IRANIAN AUTHORITIES)?NO ACCESS IRAN Dopesheet: Shotlist: TEHRAN, IRAN (OCTOBER 26, 2010) (NO ACCESS BBC PERSIAN TV? VOA PERSIAN NEWS NETWORK (RESTRICTION IMPOSED LOCALLY BY IRANIAN AUTHORITIES)?NO ACCESS IRAN) (ORIGINALLY 4:3) 1. BOLIVIAN PRESIDENT EVO MORALES AND IRANIAN PRESIDENT MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD SHAKING HANDS WITH OTHER PLAYERS 2. VARIOUS OF SOCCER MATCH 3. AHMADINEJAD KICKING BALL FROM PENALTY POINT 4. MORALES AND AHMADINEJAD SHAKING HANDS WITH SPECTATORS 101027#013 Name: 101027#013 Title: ROMANIA PARLIAMENT DEMO evn-w TVR Type: EVN FEED In point: 14:37:10.15 Out point: 14:41:01.08 Duration: 00:03:50.23 Clip Locations BROWSE,PDR D,PDR E Tape ID Source TVR Notes over 80,000 people protest over the austerity measures Dopesheet Parliament demo more EVN-W Date Shot: 27-OCT-2010 Location: BUCHAREST Country: ROMANIA Sound: NATURAL Language: Aspect ratio: 4:3 Source: ROTVR Restrictions: Dopesheet: Romania's union confederations organized on Wednesday in Bucharest one of the biggest protest over the austerity measures implemented by the Romanian Government to meet the terms of a 20-billion-euro IMF-led bailout. According to organizers, over 80,000 people were expected to take place in protests. Parliamentarian Page: 1 Printed: 27/October/2010 17:35:50 101027#013 According to organizers, over 80,000 people were expected to take place in protests. Parliamentarian opposition members said that over 100,000 people are protesting in the street, while inside the Parliament building the opposition and the ruling coalition are debating a motion of no-confidence tabled by the Liberals and the Social Democrats. However, the gendarmes estimated that only a half of the expected number of protesters took part in the scheduled protest demonstration. Several protesters tried to pass through the protection fences set up by security forces around the Parliament building. Unions pulled to remove the fences and said they won't leave the Constitution Square until the final vote over the no-confidence motion. In spite of this demo, the analysts say that there is a slim change of the government falling. The IMF team is still in Bucharest to review the bailout, which requires Romania to cut its deficit to 6.8 percent of gross domestic product this year from 7.2 in 2009. Shotlist: - pics shot today in Bucharest; - aerials showing the protesres gathered at the Victoria Palace Square; group of gendarmes; mass of protesters wearing umbrellas; W?S protesters; W?S riot police and gendarmes; protesters marching; vox pop man with blue cap: I want Romania to enter its rights: the right to live, the right to learn, the right to medical care, the right to a better life; vox pop Alma Mater union leader: This government completely lacks credibility. The lack of efficiency, that is proves from one day to another, brings the population into the streets. Health care unionist : Theoretically, our wages have been cut by 25 percent, but effectively, they dropped by a more thatn 40 percent. wide shot protester carrying banners more of the protest; protesters marching in the University Square in Bucharest shouting: Pity for the blood they shed! protesters marching toward the parliament building, approaching the Parliament; aerials showing protesters gathered in front of the parliament pix taken by Bucharest Traffic Center showing various of the protesters; more protesters in front of the parliament trying to force the security fences; 101027#012 Name: 101027#012 Title: UK NORTH SEA bbc1300 Type: BBC In point: 13:40:48.21 Out point: 13:42:56.03 Duration: 00:02:07.12 Clip Locations BROWSE,PDR D,PDR E Tape ID Source BBC Notes Dopesheet STORY/CORRESPONDENT:NORTH SEA/JOHN MOYLAN PRODUCER:KATRINA MCCAFFERTY INTRO:For decades, oil and gas from the North Sea has helped meet Britain's energy needs -- but over the past few years, production has been in decline. But could there be signs of a renaissance? Today the government awarded 144 new licences in the area. Our Business Correspondent John Moylan is on a reusable rig -- the first of its kind -- two hundred and fifty miles off the east coast of England. DATE SHOT: 27/10/2010 LOCATIONS:UK IN WORDS: OUT WORDS: outwards be a new dawn" DURATION:2'06" ASTONS: 0'39" Pictures from Centrica 0'54" Greg McKenna, Centrica 1'49" Mike Tholen, Oil and Gas UK SOURCES:BBC NEWS except PTC - Pan BBC NEWS use only GFX - Centrica handout - Pan BBC NEWS use only 101027#010 Page: 2 Printed: 27/October/2010 17:35:50 101027#010 Name: 101027#010 Title: UK AIRPORT SECURITY RULES bbc1300 Type: BBC In point: 13:32:51.13 Out point: 13:35:07.13 Duration: 00:02:15.28 Clip Locations BROWSE,PDR D,PDR E Tape ID Source BBC Notes Dopesheet STORY/CORRESPONDENT:AIRPORTS/TOM SYMONDS PRODUCER:PAMELA EMERSON INTRO:Some security checks at British airports, imposed upon passengers flying to the United States, have been described as 'completely redundant' by the head of British Airways. Martin Broughton accused authorities in the UK of 'kowtowing' to the US over checks that force passengers' shoes -- and laptops -- to be screened. His remarks have been backed up by other leading figures in the aviation industry. Our News Correspondent Tom Symonds is at Gatwick Airport. DATE SHOT:26+27/10/2010+ FILE LOCATIONS:UK/USA IN WORDS: OUT WORDS: own security operations" DURATION:2'15" ASTONS: 1'22" Geoff Williams, Head of Security, Gatwick Airport 1'47" Norman Shanks, Former Head, Group Security at BAA SOURCES:BBC NEWS/BBC NEWSFILE except GFX - Pan BBC NEWS use only still of Richard Reid - AP Photo - subscribers only 101027#006 Name: 101027#006 Title: VATICAN POPE TSUNAMI evn-0 RAI Type: EVN FEED In point: 11:14:00.17 Out point: 11:16:44.15 Duration: 00:02:43.28 Clip Locations BROWSE,PDR D,PDR E Tape ID Source RAI Notes Pope Benedict comments on the tsunami in Indonesia Dopesheet Pope tsunami EVN-0 Date Shot: 27-OCT-2010 Location: ROME Country: VATICAN CITY STATE Sound: NATURAL Language: Aspect ratio: 4:3 Source: VACTV Restrictions: Dopesheet: Pope Benedict comments on the tsunami in Indonesia, more details TBA 101027#005 Name: 101027#005 Title: THAILAND FLOODS evn-0 MCOT Type: EVN FEED In point: 11:01:30.26 Out point: 11:05:03.21 Duration: 00:03:32.23 Clip Locations BROWSE,PDR D,PDR E Tape ID Source MCOT Page: 3 Printed: 27/October/2010 17:35:50 101027#005 Source MCOT Notes flood aid budget approved + flood g/v's Dopesheet Thailand floods EVN-0 Date Shot: 27-OCT-2010 Location: Country: Sound: NATURAL Language: Aspect ratio: Undefined Source: THMCOT Restrictions: Dopesheet: Thailand?s government approved a 2.9 billion baht ($97 million) special budget to help victims of the nation?s worst flooding in five decades, as authorities in Bangkok worked to strengthen the city?s defenses. 101027#004 Name: 101027#004 Title: RUSSIA GORBACHEV INERVIEW evn-0 BBC Type: EVN FEED In point: 10:59:53.24 Out point: 11:00:48.26 Duration: 00:00:55.02 Clip Locations BROWSE,PDR D,PDR E Tape ID Source BBC Notes Gorbachev interview Dopesheet Gorbachev interview EVN-0 Date Shot: 26-OCT-2010 Location: MOSCOW Country: RUSSIAN FEDERATION Sound: NATURAL Language: RUSSIAN Aspect ratio: 16:9 Source: GBBBC Restrictions: NO ACCESS UK, CNN, SKY, ITN, INTERNET, WIRELESS, LIBRARY Web Restrictions : Yes Dopesheet: The former leader of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev, has warned Nato that victory in Afghanistan is impossible. Mr Gorbachev said that the US had no alternative but to withdraw its forces if it wanted to avoid another Vietnam. As Soviet leader, he pulled his troops out of Afghanistan more than 20 years ago after a 10-year war. He praised President Barack Obama for his decision to begin withdrawing troops next year, but said the US would struggle to get out of the situation. "Victory is impossible in Afghanistan. Obama is right to pull the troops out. No matter how difficult it will be," Mr Gorbachev said in an interview with the BBC's Moscow correspondent Steve Rosenberg. He said before the Soviet Union withdrew from Afghanistan, an agreement had been reached with Iran, India, Pakistan and the US. "We had hoped America would abide by the agreement that we reached that Afghanistan should be a neutral, democratic country, that would have good relations with its neighbours and with both the US and the USSR. "The Americans always said they supported this, but at the same time they were training militants - the same ones who today are terrorising Afghanistan and more and more of Pakistan," Mr Gorbachev said. Because of this, it would be more difficult for the US to get out of the situation. Page: 4 Printed: 27/October/2010 17:35:50 101027#004 "But what's the alternative - another Vietnam? Sending in half-a-million troops? That wouldn't work." The best that Nato could hope to achieve, he said, was to help the country get back on its feet and rebuild itself after the war. Mr Gorbachev also addressed the situation inside Russia today, saying democracy was experiencing problems. "I am very concerned, we're only half way down the road from a totalitarian regime to democracy and freedom. And the battle continues. There are still many people in our society who fear democracy and would prefer a totalitarian regime." He said the ruling party, led by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, "has been doing everything it can to move away from democracy, to stay in power". Shotlist: Interview with former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev GORBACHEV SOT (IN RUSSIAN WITH VOICEOVER) "Victory is impossible in Afghanistan. Obama is right to pull the troops out, no matter how difficult it will be. Before we pulled Soviet troops out of Afghanistan we discussed the issue with different forces inside Afghanistan -- with Iran, India, Pakistan and of course with America. We had hoped America would abide by the agreement we reached that Afghanistan should be a neutral, democratic country that would have good relations with its neighbours and with both the US and the USSR. The Americans always said they supported this. But at the same time they were training militants, the same ones that today are terrorising Afghanistan and more and more of Pakistan. So it will be more difficult for America to get out of this situation. But what's the alternative? Another Vitenam? Sending in half a million troops? That wouldn't work."

NAME: UK IRAN INTVS 20070409I TAPE: EF07/0420 IN_TIME: 10:48:51:07 DURATION: 00:02:38:15 SOURCES: VARIOUS DATELINE: Various, Recent RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOTLIST: AL-ALAM - No Access Iran ++ AP TELEVISION CANNOT INDEPENDENTLY VERIFY THE CONTENT, AUTHENTICITY, LOCATION OR DATE OF AL-ALAM AUDIO AND VIDEO ++ Location Unknown, Iran - Date Unknown 1. Various shots of captured British sailors playing table tennis 2. Captured sailors, including Leading Seaman Faye Turney (on right), sitting in room ITV - NO ACCESS UK ++++CLIENTS MUST ON SCREEN COURTESY "TONIGHT - ITV"+++++ London, UK - 8 April 2007 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Leading Seaman Faye Turney, British Navy: "And then you have got the guys who were like, 'do you want to see your daughter again?' And that's the way they kinda like used that against me, and that was horrible. Question: "They actually said that to you? 'Do you want to see your daughter again?'" "Yeah, 'do you want to see your daughter again? Do you want to see her soon? Start co-operating with us.' And that was the point where I shut off from them, I was like, I'm not playing your games, you're sick. I'm not playing it. And that was when I was like, no. So I just, everything they asked me then it was kind of 'I don't know.'" AL-ALAM - No Access Iran ++ AP TELEVISION CANNOT INDEPENDENTLY VERIFY THE CONTENT, AUTHENTICITY, LOCATION OR DATE OF AL-ALAM AUDIO AND VIDEO ++ Location Unknown, Iran - Date Unknown 4. Turney and Lieutenant Felix Carman eating 5. Turney and other crew eating 6. Sailors at table eating meal 7. Lieutenant Felix Carman smiling to camera SKY - No Access UK, RTE, CNN International Swansea, UK - 8 April 2007 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lieutenant Felix Carman, British Navy: "The pictures of us being happy, that's genuine happiness. We had been in solitary confinement for the previous 9 days and to be reunited, to have a game of chess or to play table tennis was absolutely fantastic for us. So they are genuine smiles." AL-ALAM - No Access Iran ++ AP TELEVISION CANNOT INDEPENDENTLY VERIFY THE CONTENT, AUTHENTICITY, LOCATION OR DATE OF AL-ALAM AUDIO AND VIDEO ++ Location Unknown, Iran - Date Unknown 9. Carman and another sailor speaking to camera and smiling (no audio of their conversation) 10. Various of captured sailors sitting in room SKY - No Access UK, RTE, CNN International Swansea, UK - 8 April 2007 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lieutenant Felix Carman, British Navy: "People are starting to realise that what we went through was actually quite an ordeal and I think it's good that the truth has come out." AL-ALAM - No Access Iran ++ AP TELEVISION CANNOT INDEPENDENTLY VERIFY THE CONTENT, AUTHENTICITY, LOCATION OR DATE OF AL-ALAM AUDIO AND VIDEO ++ Location Unknown, Iran - Date Unknown 12. Pan from sailor Arthur Batchelor laughing to others sitting on floor 13. Pan from group of sailors seated on floor to two of them playing chess 14. Chess board 15. Various of sailors in room STORYLINE: One of the British sailors detained by Iran for nearly two weeks said on Monday, that she was threatened with the possibility of not seeing her daughter again. "You have got the guys who were like, 'do you want to see your daughter again?' And that's the way they kinda like used that against me, and that was horrible," Leading Seaman Faye Turney, 25, told Britain's ITV "Tonight" programme. "That was the point where I shut off from them, I was like, I'm not playing your games, you're sick," she added. Turney's comments come as the released sailors and marines faced criticism after pictures of them laughing and playing games were aired on Iranian television on Monday. One of the sailors, Lieutenant Felix Carman told British broadcaster Sky News, that they were all genuinely happy in the pictures. "We had been in solitary confinement for the previous 12 days and to be reunited, to have a game of chess or to play table tennis was absolutely fantastic for us," said Carman. He went on to say that people have started to realise that "what we went through was actually quite an ordeal," and that he was glad "the truth has come out." The 15 British Navy personnel were captured in the Persian Gulf on March 23, and freed last week by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who called their release a gift to Britain. Iran said the British crew was in its waters, but Britain denies the charge. Iran says the latest video footage refutes claims by the sailors and marines that they were mistreated. The footage comes three days after several of the crew told reporters they had been blindfolded, isolated in cold stone cells, tricked into fearing execution, and coerced into falsely saying they had entered Iranian waters. The eight sailors and seven marines were released last week after 13 days in captivity. The video clips, which were aired on Iran's state-run Arabic satellite TV channel Al-Alam, showed sailors and marines dressed in track suits playing chess and table tennis. In the footage, crew members could be heard laughing and chatting, and were seen eating sandwiches and snacks. The crew reported having been under constant psychological pressure and being threatened with seven years in prison if they did not say they intruded into Iranian waters. Meanwhile, the British government on Monday temporarily banned all military service members from talking to media for payment, after withering criticism for having allowed sailors and marines to be paid large sums for their story of captivity in Iran. The announcement by Defence Secretary Des Browne will not affect any of the 15 service members who already have talked to media, a Defence Ministry spokesman said. But it will bar the others from reaching new deals with media outlets.