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Photojournalist Evan Vucci surveys the campus of Northern Illinois University as students and teachers reflect on the nightmare scenario that took place just outside of Chicago
HEADLINE: Video Essay: Reflections from NIU
CAPTION: Photojournalist Evan Vucci surveys the campus of Northern Illinois University as students and teachers reflect on the nightmare scenario that took place just outside of Chicago. (Feb....
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USA: MARYLAND: 11 KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH UPDATE (2)
English/Nat
Officials have confirmed that a fatal collision involving two trains occurred Friday night when the Amtrak train bound for Chicago, U-S-A was switched onto the path of a local commuter train.
The crash in Maryland, just...
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Millions across US South prepare for rare ice storm
Millions of people across southern United States were hit by a rare snow and ice storm on Tuesday that brought traffic to a halt and cancelled about 900 flights at the world's busiest airport in Atlanta.
Popular warm-weather tourist...
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SYND 16-3-74 PRO AND ANTI NIXON DEMONSTRATIONS IN CHICAGO
US President Nixon addresses a meeting of business executives at the Chicago Hilton hotel while demonstrations for and agains him are held outside.
1. ms Nixon in crowd arriving at Hilton
2. mcu Hilton sign
3. ms Nixon supporters ...
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USA: CHICAGO: CHINESE PREMIER ZHU RONGJI VISIT (2)
Natural Sound
Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji has arrived in Chicago from Denver as part of his nine-day tour of the United States.
He is scheduled to meet the city's Chinese business community before leaving for New York on Monday...
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Former Iranian president speaks at Islamic centre in Illinois
1. Wide of former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami at the podium, screen with his image
2. Various of Khatami speaking
3. Women at the audience
4. Men at the audience
5. More of Khatami speaking
6. Cutaway of security
7. Khatami at...
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A new tour takes visitors through some of Chicago's ghettos in an effort to educate people about the residents there and what they have to go through.
HEADLINE: Tour spotlights Chicago's ghettos
CAPTION: A new tour takes visitors through some of Chicago's ghettos in an effort to educate people about the residents there and what they have to go through. (July 22)
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Faculty members at the University of Illinois at Chicago have walked off the job for two days to protest low wages as contract negotiations continue. (Feb. 18)
Faculty members at the University of Illinois at Chicago have walked off the job for two days to protest low wages as contract negotiations continue.
Union officials say hundreds of faculty members began striking Tuesday, holding a rally...
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Growing frustration over rigid security measures in airports
Seattle, Washington - 19 November 2010
1. Wide of passengers in security line
2. Close of Security Checkpoint sign
3. Passengers putting belongings through X-ray machine
Chicago, Illinois - 17 November 2010
4. Man going through body scan...
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Press baron pleads not guilty to federal fraud charges
1. Wide shot of former media baron Conrad Black and attorney Edward Greenspan
2. Wide shot of Black surrounded by media
3. SOUNDBITE: (English),Conrad Black, former media baron
"I am glad to see an end of a crusade and and I am...
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Conrad Black arrives at court for bail hearing
1. Wide of Conrad Black, his wife Barbara Amiel Black (sunglasses) and daughter Alana (white blouse) going through security at courthouse and walking to court
2. Mid pan of Black's legal team walking out of court
3. Wide pan of Conrad...
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For the first time since 1964, the NFL draft will be held in Chicago. The NFL soured on Radio City Music Hall in New York after it was forced to move the draft back two weeks into May this year. (Dec. 19)
The 2015 NFL draft will be held in Chicago on April 30 to May 2. It will be held Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University.
The draft was held in Chicago in 1938, 1942-44, 1951, and 1962-64.
"It's a great economic boom for the city of...
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Americans welcome news of Nobel prize for president
Washington DC
1. Zoom out from the White House
2. Side shot of the White House
3. SOUNDBITE (English) John Davenport, Washington DC resident
"I'm flabbergasted and amazed actually. To be frank, I would have hoped he would have been out...
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One day after a massive storm swept through the midwest, burying cities like Chicago in snow, many people were trying to dig out and be reunited with their stranded cars.
HEADLINE: Road cleared, blizzard not forgotten in Chicago
CAPTION: One day after a massive storm swept through the midwest, burying cities like Chicago in snow, many people were trying to dig out and be reunited with their stranded...
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Record oil profits are expected this week while drivers are having to pay record gas prices at the pump. AP's Robert Ray has the story.
HEADLINE: Record gas prices equal record oil profits
CAPTION: Record oil profits are expected this week while drivers are having to pay record gas prices at the pump. AP's Robert Ray has the story. (April 25)
"How much money do you...
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An attorney for a 19 year old suspected of seeking to join Islamic State militants in Syria argues his client is misguided and bought into slick advertising. (Nov. 3)
A younger brother and sister were detained at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport along with their 19-year-old brother last month and all were suspected of seeking to join Islamic State militants in Syria, a prosecutor told a...
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The president of a Chicago transit union said Monday there are indications that the operator dozed off before the train jumped the tracks and scaled an escalator at one of the nation's busiest airports, injuring 32 people. (March 24)
The president of a Chicago transit union said Monday there are indications that the operator dozed off before the train jumped the tracks and scaled an escalator at one of nation's busiest airports, injuring 32 people.
The operator told...
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Authorities capture ex-convict suspected of killing eight
AP Television
Rock Falls, Illinois
1. Various exteriors of building where police discovered the bodies of two men, a woman and a child
2. Various of police at scene
3. Wanted poster of suspect Nicholas T. Sheley
4. Close of image of...
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WRAP First passengers to arrive in US describe flights from UK
New York, NY - August 10, 2006
1. Exterior of JFK airport, with U.S. flags atop building
2. Exterior of British Airways terminal at JFK
3. Wide of the Exterior of British Airways terminal at JFK
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Betty Dineen,...
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Bush, Powell, Annan on latest MidEast violence
Pool
Chicago, Illinois
1. Pan view of US President George W Bush walking to helicopter
2. SOUNDBITE (English) George W Bush, U.S. President:
"Today, there was a terrible bombing in Jerusalem. To the people in the world who want to see...
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+4:3 Court rules former Obama aide can't run for mayor
Chicago, Illinois - 18 January 2011
1. Close-up of Rahm Emanuel greeting people at bus stop
Chicago, Illinois - 24 January 2011
2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Rahm Emanuel, former White House chief of staff:
"And I have no doubt that we will,...
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Chicago authorities are reporting seven people, including two teenagers, were shot at a Laundromat in the city's South Shore neighborhood. No arrests have been reported. (June 3)
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Chicago, Illinois - 2 June, 2014
1. Wide/zoom out, laundromat, police vehicle
2. Wide, officers looking for evidence in street
3. Mid, officer and firefighter
4. Wide, ambulances in...
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Man accused of plotting attacks against Danish newspaper appears in court
1. Various of courthouse exterior
2. Various court sketches of suspect, Tahawwur Hussain Rana, in court
3. Court sketch of Judge Nan Nolan, pan to sketch of Rana
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Patrick Blegen, Tahawwur Hussain Rana's...
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American Airlines canceled 900 more flights for Thursday, after scrubbing more than 1,000 flights Wednesday. The airline is inspecting the wiring on some of its jets -- the same issue that caused it to ground hundreds of flights two weeks ago
HEADLINE: Even more American flights will be cancelled
CAPTION: American Airlines canceled 900 more flights for Thursday, after scrubbing more than 1,000 flights Wednesday. The airline is inspecting the wiring on some of its jets --...