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Bands of heavy rain and strong wind gusts from Tropical Storm Lee knocked out power to thousands in Louisiana and Mississippi on Saturday and prompted evacuations in low-lying areas facing flood waters.

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HEADLINE: Tropical Storm Lee bears down on Gulf states CAPTION: Bands of heavy rain and strong wind gusts from Tropical Storm Lee knocked out power to thousands in Louisiana and Mississippi on Saturday and prompted evacuations in...
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President visits Katrina-ravaged Gulf Coast

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1. Aeroplane landing 2. George W. Bush, US President and wife, Laura Bush getting off plane 3. Bush touring neighbourhood of newly constructed homes 4. Bush at podium 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) George W. Bush, US President: "I've been in...
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Waveland, Mississippi Mayor Tommy Longo talks about the potential impact of the Gulf oil spill to the region's fishing and tourism industries.

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HEADLINE: First Person: Gulf oil spill could hit Miss. town hard CAPTION: Waveland, Mississippi Mayor Tommy Longo talks about the potential impact of the Gulf oil spill to the region's fishing and tourism industries. (April 30)
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Report on child labout in the Ivory Coast

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Sashia, Ivory Coast (200 km from Abidjan, on border with Ghana) 1. Various Palm and cocoa plantation 2. Various of Abel Kora, (17 years old) and Abouro Laradja (12 years old), working on the plantation (both are from Burkina Faso) 3....
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South Africa - Mandela Birthday Celebrations

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American pop singer Michael Jackson, on his first visit to South Africa, on Thursday (18/7) attended the birthday celebrations of President Nelson Mandela and laid a wreath at a memorial in the black township of Soweto. 0.00 WS fans at...
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Iran - US sports team competes in Tehran

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An American sports team was on Friday night (20/02) given a huge ovation in Tehran at the end of a wrestling tournament in which they had participated, the first time US athletes have competed in Iran since the 1979 Islamic revolution....
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SYND 16-4-74 FLOOD DAMAGE IN SOUTHERN MISSISSIPI TOWN OF HATTIESBURG

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The Mississippi floods the town of Hattiesburg, the floods extend from Central Mississippi to the Gulf Coast. Deven have drowned, thousands have had to fell. 1. vs aerial shots tracking over flooded road, floods and damage 2. mcu and...
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Latest from Gulf Coast disaster area

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Latest from Gulf Coast disaster area Baton Rouge, Louisiana - 1 September 2005 1. Wide view of River Center, now being used to house refugees 2. Various views people walking up to Center, waiting in line to get inside 3. Close-up two...
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Officials in Memphis going door-to-door urging residents to evacuate ahead of river flooding

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HEADLINE: Tenn. residents along Mississippi face evacuations CAPTION: It's some of the worst flooding residents along the Mississippi River in Tennessee can remember. The river is back on the rise and those who live in the region are...
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APTN travels with one family back to disaster zone

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1. Mid shot of Allan Eickelmann returning to his residence 2. Mid shot of destroyed kitchen filed with debris 3. Close up of family pictures 4. Mid shot of Allan Eickelmann and wife portrait standing 5. Mid shot of Allan Eickelmann...
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With severe weather bearing down on Tuscaloosa, Alabama, dozens of people sought refuge for a second straight day in a tornado shelter. (April 30)

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With severe weather bearing down on Tuscaloosa, Ala., dozens of people sought refuge for a second straight day in a concrete storm shelter built after a monster tornado killed more than 50 people in the city on April 27, 2011. Residents...
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USA: AID GROUP SENDS SHELTERS FOR CONGREGATIONS OF BURNT CHURCHES

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English/Nat Relief is on the way for some of worshipers in America's southern states whose churches were ravaged in the recent spate of arson attacks. The non-profit aid group AmeriCares has shipped out a cargo of temporary shelters for...
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Homes wrecked, dozens hurt in Mississippi tornado

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1. Wide street scene of two mangled cars that got hit by the tornado and debris 2. Medium of car crushed from the falling exterior wall of a church 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeff Revette, Minister and Chief Warrant Officer in the National...
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The Mississippi River crested in Memphis at nearly 48 feet on Tuesday, falling short of its all-time record but still soaking low-lying areas with enough water to require a massive cleanup.

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Headline: Memphis moves on after historic river crest Caption: The Mississippi River crested in Memphis at nearly 48 feet on Tuesday, falling short of its all-time record but still soaking low-lying areas with enough water to require a...
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WRAP McCain on convention changes, Bush ADDS RNC official

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St. Paul, Minnesota 1. Wide pan Saint Paul skyline 2. US flags 3. Boxes selling newspapers 4. Close-up of headline, reading: (English) "It's on .... for now." Jackson, Mississippi 5. Various of Republican presidential candidate John...
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USA: WORLDCOM & MCI PREPARE TO MERGE WITH GRUPO TELEFONICA

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English/Nat WorldCom and M-C-I have signed a new player on to their global telecom team. The companies have entered into a partnership with Spain's largest phone company, Grupo Telefonica. WorldCom and M-C-I additionally say they expect...
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US President tours Gulf Coast to review Katrina relief efforts

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1. Various aerial shots of helicopter flying over New Orleans 2. United States President George W. Bush walking down the road besides New Orleans mayor, Ray Nagin 3. Cutaway of machine clearing the street 4. Bush talking to a worker 5....
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Major flooding is expected in the coming weeks across the Midwest. The AP's Robert Ray reports from Iowa.

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HEADLINE: Midwest Prepares for Flooding CAPTION: Major flooding is expected in the coming weeks across the Midwest. The AP's Robert Ray reports from Iowa. (March 25) "Here on the bank of the Mississippi in Davenport, Iowa lets put this...
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South Africa - Mandela Birthday Celebration

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American pop singer Michael Jackson, on his first visit to South Africa, on Thursday (18/7) attended the birthday celebrations of President Nelson Mandela and laid a wreath at a memorial in the black township of Soweto. WS of plane on...
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Tennis, Mississippi

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Australia Dominates Tennis Championship Australia's Rod Laver gets a Grand Slam by winning the four major titles: The U.S. Australian, French and Wimbledon. His countrymate, Margaret Smith, defeats Darlene Hard to become the first...
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Rescuers spread out Sunday to scour neighborhoods of splintered homes and twisted debris in Mississippi, a day after a devastating tornado sliced through the state and killed 10 people, including three children.

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HEADLINE: Yazoo City resident: Tornado 'took everything' miss. tornado CAPTION: In the aftermath of a tornado that ripped through Mississippi and killed 10 people, Yazoo City residents reflect on their losses and give thanks to God that...
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Cheney tours New Orleans, Senate approves additional aid bill

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New Orleans, Louisiana 1. Various of US Vice-President Dick Cheney looking at levee and sandbags 2. Cheney driving in an armoured Humvee 3. Various of damage 4. Tracking shot of damage Gulfport, Mississippi 5. Cheney speaking to...
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Iran - US wrestling team

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An American sports team was Friday (20/02) given a huge round of applause in Tehran at the end of a wrestling tournament - the first one a US team has attended in Iran for 20 years. Thousands of people attending the tournament screamed...
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SYND 8-7-69 FIRST BLACK MAYOR IN MISSISSIPPI

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Charles Evers inaugurated as first black Mayor in Jefferson County, Mississippi 1) One shot: ext Lafayette City hall, Charles Evers, with wife, stands and takes place behind podium. Man conduction innauguration asks Evers to raise hand....