(3 Apr 2002)

1. Various of Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi arriving Vnukovo II airport, Moscow

2. Various of Berlusconi laying a wreath at the walls of the Kremlin, then leaving in the official car

3. Midshot Berlusconi and Vladimir Putin inside the Kremlin, pan out to Italian and Russian officials arriving to sign official trade documents

4. Closeup of Russian official

5. Closeup of Italian official

6. Wideshot Italian and Russian delegation

7. Cutaway Russian ministers

8. Cutaway Italian ministers

9. Wideshot interior Kremlin

10. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Berlusconi:

"There is nothing else for me to do other than to listen with attention to the proposals of other foreign leaders. But I think that there is not much to do here if, in the short term, there will not be achieved a resolution at the meeting in Brussels, between the United States, Russia, the Arab countries, the Untied Nations and the European Union. They all should take a general political decision. And I repeat one more time that here is no other way. The terrorist acts that take place in Isreal and Israel's answer to that, make us work more hard on this."

11. Cutaway ministers

12. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Vladimir Putin, Russian President

"We condemn terrorism on any European terroritry. And we feel that an act of terrorism cannot force a political result."

13. Cutaway press

14. Midshot Berlusconi and Putin leaving presser

15. Wideshot exterior Kremlin

STORYLINE:

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and Russia's Vladimir Putin held a second day of talks Wednesday, moving from an informal meeting at the Black Sea resort of Sochi to the Kremlin in Moscow.

Putin praised the talks, which focused on expanding bilateral economic ties and strengthening Russia's cooperation with Europe.

Russian officials had hoped to use Berlusconi's visit to secure strong Italian support for Moscow's bid to join the World Trade Organization, and Berlusconi said such support would be forthcoming.

Berlusconi also said Italy firmly backed plans to boost Moscow's cooperation with NATO, its former Cold War foe. Last month, Italy offered to host a NATO-Russia summit to discuss cooperation between the alliance and its former Cold War foe.

Putin and Berlusconi also signed an agreement on technical cooperation and a memorandum on space cooperation.

Before leaving for Italy, Berlusconi took part in a wreath-laying ceremony at Russia's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

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(1 Sep 2000) Entertainment Rushes - Fabrica Di Benetton

Tape 1:

01:00:00

Wide shot Fabrica

01:01:49

Wide shot Tadao Ando

01:02:06

Chinese director and family

01:03:03

CU Luciano Benetton

01:03:25

Luciano Benetton

01:04:15

Marco Muller

01:04:28

Start of press conference (italian)

01:08:50

CU Tadao Ando

01:20:20

Open Window

01:26:21

Outside music in pond

01:27:00

Luciano Benetton speaks with Swiss architect

01:28:36

Soundbite (italian) Luciano Benetton:

"The idea was to strengthen our position in communication. For us communication is very important. We wanted to be stronger in this sector and needed more ideas, creativity and collaborations.

We thought of how we could find a solution to this problem.

We thought we should create a research school of communication. We would give scholarships and finance young students from all over the world.

They would not be experts of communication but would have free (minds). With creative and modern minds to give contributions and solutions; to discuss and compare their ideas with the traditional systems (of communication).

We thought an international group of very young people would be ideal. In this way we would have a synthesis of the World.

Young people are very important in many ways: they are the ones who create trends. That was the idea.

Logically, we tried to understand if such a school or centre already existed. It would have been much easier. But, at a world/global level there was none. Furthermore, we wanted to have control on the search and selection of the candidates.

Once our mind was set, the preperations to arrive to this point have been constant and direct."

01:30:50

Soundbite (italian) Luciano Benetton:

"We have seen today how Tadeo Ando is an architect that communicates. He attracts a lot of press, many experts and architects. This is part of what we need.

We wanted an architect that would listen to our needs, projects and ideas and could solve our problems. Indeed, he took everything in and gave an interpretation in the manner of a great architect.

Part of the space already existed; the old part had to be reconstructed.

We needed to add a new part that would host more spectacular and monumental spaces for computer workshops, graphics, etc."

01:32:10

Soundbite (italian) Luciano Benetton:

Logically, communication by itself would not be enough. For example, with communication you cannot sell a bad or wrong product. But, if everything works well, if in a business there is harmony between the products, finance, distribution and the industrial facilities, then (good) communication can give an extra impetus to improve the performance."

01:33:10

Soundbite (italian) Luciano Benetton:

"Fabrica must be constant in renovation. It is a constant worry of a business to interpret correctly and promptly the changing world.

Fabrica gives us the environment where we can measure the changing pulse (of the World); research activities in themselves have no limits. For ... [truncated]

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(16 Jul 2025)

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

Beijing, China - 16 July 2025

Spokesperson:

Duration: 4 mins 14 seconds

STORYLINE:

1. This morning, the Beijing No. 2 Intermediate People’s Court sentenced an employee of a Japanese pharmaceutical company to three years and six months in prison for espionage. The Japanese government expressed deep regret over the ruling and called on China to release the individual as soon as possible. What is the spokesperson’s comment?

China is a country governed by the rule of law. The judicial authorities handled the case strictly in accordance with the law, guaranteed all lawful rights of the person involved, and facilitated Japan’s consular duties in accordance with relevant international conventions and the China-Japan consular agreement. I would also like to point out that China always supports economic and trade cooperation with Japan and provides a sound environment for the lawful operations of Japanese enterprises and personnel in China. We welcome foreign companies to conduct economic and trade cooperation in China. As long as foreign nationals in China abide by the law and engage in lawful employment, there is nothing to worry about.

2. US nominee of ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz, said on Tuesday that if he is elected to the post, China's malign behavior and its growing influence within the organization will be his primary concerns. What is China’s comment?

The remarks reflect the typical ideological bias and Cold War zero-sum thinking of certain American politicians. China firmly opposes this. We urge the U.S. side to view China and China-U.S. relations objectively and rationally and take concrete actions to promote the stable, healthy, and sustainable development of bilateral relations, rather than the other way around.

3. Yesterday, Premier Li Qiang and Australian Prime Minister Albanese jointly attended the China-Australia business executives roundtable. Premier Li raised concerns over Australia’s foreign investment review. Which specific industry is China most concerned about?

Regarding Prime Minister Albanese’s activities during this visit to China, a press release has been issued. China has always believed that economic and trade cooperation is the cornerstone of China-Australia relations. China is willing to work with Australia to provide a fair, open, and non-discriminatory business environment for companies investing and operating in each other’s countries and to jointly advance bilateral economic and trade cooperation.

4. According to the South China Morning Post, China has lifted the relevant restriction measures on a former European Parliament lawmaker, who was sanctioned by China in 2021. Can you confirm this news?

Over the past few years, exchanges between the legislative institutions of China and Europe have seen some setbacks due to well-known reasons. Under current circumstances, both sides believe that strengthening dialogue and cooperation ... [truncated]

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(17 Jun 1978) The reaction in Rome to Italy's President Giovanni Leone's resignation. Various people in the street express their thoughts and their opinions as to who should be the next president. Leone and his family left the Quirinale Palace for the 'Le Ruhge' complex. The Italian Socialist Party (PSI) holds meeting, head by Bettino Craxi. Supporters of Leone's resignation turn out and march on the Quirinale Palace. The demonstrators call on his resignation because of the payoff he received from the Lockheed scandal and the fact that Leone doesn't pay taxes.

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(16 Jul 2025)

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

Beijing - 16 July 2025

1. Wide of Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng speaking at podium

2. Close of attendees at ceremony

3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) He Lifeng, Chinese Vice Premier:

“Currently, some countries intervene in the market under the pretext of de-risking, using measures such as tariffs and restrictions to promote the so-called return of manufacturing industries. This has led to an increase in redundant construction of industrial and supply chains, which has lowered the overall operational efficiency of the global economy. We need to face up to the differences in resource endowments and economic development levels among countries, strengthen the coordination of macroeconomic policies, build an industrial and supply chain system based on the comparative advantages of each country, jointly activate global cooperation methods, and expand the cake of the global market.”

4. Mid of attendees

5. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) He Lifeng, Chinese Vice Premier:

“There is no winner in a tariff war or trade war. We need to further consolidate consensus on development, firmly oppose the politicization, ideologization, and pan securitization of economic and trade issues, jointly maintain an open and cooperative international environment and build a global industrial and supply chain system with wider benefits and stronger inclusiveness.”

6. Wide of ceremony

7. Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, walking to podium

8. Wide of Huang delivering speech

9. SOUNDBITE(English) Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO:

“The heroes of China's super-fast innovation are your researchers, developers and entrepreneurs. More than one-and-a-half million developers in China build on Nvidia today to bring their innovations to life. Models like Deepseek, Alibaba, Tencent, MiniMax and Baidu or Ernie Bot are world-class, developed here and shared openly have spurred AI developments worldwide. China's open-source AI is a catalyst for global progress, giving every country and industry a chance to join the AI revolution.”

10. Mid of attendees

11. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO:

“Nvidia will join hands with you, our long-term partners and so many new friends, to create a prosperous future in the AI generation.”

12. Mid of flags at ceremony

13. Huang leaving podium

STORYLINE:

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng delivered a keynote speech to launch the country's International Supply Chain Expo on Tuesday in Beijing.

Lifeng, without naming the US, criticised the policy of bringing manufacturing industries back home by using measures of tariffs and restrictions.

“This has led to an increase in redundant construction of industrial and supply chains, which has lowered the overall operational efficiency of the global economy,” he said.

He said countries should respect differences in economic development levels, and referencing China's trade war with the US, Lifeng said there were "no winners."

Earlier this year US President Donald Trump ... [truncated]

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(16 Jul 2025)

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++PART MUTE++

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Siem Reap, Cambodia – 10 June 2025

1. Various of prosthetic leg being shaved

2. Wide of survivors speaking with the senior physical therapist at the Siem Reap Physical Rehabilitation Centre

3. Mid of survivors

4. Close of landmine survivors and the therapist's legs

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Siem Reap, Cambodia – 10 June 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (Khmer) Ung Phal, 70, landmine survivor:

++soundbite starts on previous shot and is partly overlaid with the following shots++

“After the war, everyone including soldiers and civilians, had to look for land to farm. But looking for new land was dealing with danger because it was packed with landmines. No matter how many mines we dug out, there were so many left. The danger was unavoidable.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Siem Reap, Cambodia – 11 June 2025

6. Mid of danger sign indicating a landmine field

7. Aerial of rat working on the deminer line

8. Close of African giant pouched rat sniffing for TNT (Trinitrotoluene) in a demining field

9. Wide of rat working on the deminer line

10. Close of Mott’s helmet as she feeds line to a detection rat

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Siem Reap, Cambodia – 10 June 2025

11. SOUNDBITE (Khmer) Mott Sreymom, rat handler at APOPO:

“I really trust these mine detection rats. I have been working with them for a long time now. While working with these rats, I have always found mines and they have never skipped a single mine.”

12. Close of Mott placing sunscreen on her hand

13. Mid of Mott covering a rat’s tail with sunblock

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Preah Vihear, Cambodia – 9 June 2025

14. Close of handler’s helmet as he feeds line to a detection dog

15. Mid over-the-shoulder of detection dog returning to handler

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Alberto Zacarias, field supervisor of APOPO’s technical survey dog teams:

“Dogs and rats, they are better compared to other animals because they are trainable. They have high capacity of scents, in terms of detection. They are friendly with people and they accept to receive the command from the trainers or the handlers.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Siem Reap, Cambodia – 11 June 2025

17. Close of rat sniffing for TNT in a demining field and climbing on camera

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Siem Reap, Cambodia – 11 June 2025

18. Wide of detection rat demonstration at APOPO’s Visitor Center

19. Close of Mott’s hands as she feeds line to a detection rat

20. Close of mine detection rat sniffing for TNT on landmine field

STORYLINE:

African giant pouched rats are being used to detect landmines across Cambodia.

It's an effort aimed at helping the country achieve its goal of being declared landmine free.

Mott Sreymom is a rat handler for the humanitarian demining group APOPO, which trains and deploys rat detection teams across the world.

These rats have an acute sense of smell that allows them to identify the explosive element TNT – Trinitrotoluene – which is used in most landmines and explosive ordnance.

One of these rats has dete... [truncated]

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(16 Jul 2025)

ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York - 3 July 2025

1. Tilt down of The Ripped Bodice bookstore exterior

2. Push in of staff assisting customers at The Ripped Bodice bookstore

3. Slow push out of staff members

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Katherine Zofrea, Bookstore, General Manager:

"I've been here since we opened in August of 2023, as the general manager , I kind of do everything , um , and help make sure that the store is operating smoothly . I help with the events . I help book sell on days that it's needed and overall kind of an assistant to the store owners".

5. Mid of staff assisting customers at Ripped Bodice Bookstore

6. Mid of customers browsing romance novels at the Ripped Bodice bookstore

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Katherine Zofrea, Bookstore, General Manager:

"People are loving romance and they're loving romance specific bookstores and having a curated space where they're able to find community and fellow romance lovers."

8. Mid of people browsing romance novels at Ripped Bodice bookstore

9. Close up of a sign displaying romance Bookstore Map

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Katherine Zofrea, Bookstore, General Manager:

"I think the thing that has been growing is people talking about the genre more because romance has been the highest grossing genre in publishing for a long time. But often there was a little bit of a taboo around the genre, but now people are more vocal about their love of the genre and what they like to see in their romance as it's."

11. Mid of romance novels displayed at the Ripped Bodice bookstore in Brooklyn, highlighting the genre's popularity.

12. Wide of a display at Ripped Bodice Bookstore in Brooklyn highlighting the romance genre's evolution and recommendations.

13. Mid of a recommendation card

14. Tracking shot of new romance book displays

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Katherine Zofrea, Bookstore, General Manager:

"We've had a couple of proposals here . We've had uh a wedding here which was really fun , so it's definitely becoming a reality ."

16. Tracking shot of The Ripped Bodice bookstore i

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(16 Jul 2025)

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Los Angeles - 15 July 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Katherine LaNasa, actor: -on Emmy nom

"Oh, gosh, you know, I likened it to Noah one time when we got nominated for the Gothams. He said, 'What does it feel like for you, Katherine?' And I said, you know, it's like, if you make coffee for somebody every day for like 20 or 30 years and you liked making coffee and you were paid well for making coffee and sometimes you put heart designs and different designs and you're just this expert coffee maker. And then one day, 20 or 30 years later, someone said, you know, 'We really love the way you make coffee and we really appreciate it. Come over here, all this is now open to you.' And it was just like. Was something that I loved doing, that I felt I was good at doing, that I enjoyed doing. I love telling stories about the human condition and I really love acting. And so to suddenly get recognized and sort of applauded for it is just a delightful surprise and it just really feels so nice. It feels like love and it feels just wonderful."

++BLACK FRAMES++

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Los Angeles - 15 July 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Katherine LaNasa, actor: -on the show's success

"Well, I'm a huge John Wells fan, and so that was kind of a bucket list thing. And then I'm just a huge fan of Noah's because of his just sheer craft, his technical ability. He's just a wonderful actor, very truthful actor. And so those two things were there, but honestly, when they were showing us the first cuts, John made sure we saw some of the first cuts of the shows. And if anything was a mess, I thought, 'Oh, well, everyone's gonna tune out now. How can we show that? ' You know, it's like, I thought it was way more fragile than it was and the truth is that it just really had its own life. So I didn't, I felt if we got anything wrong that everyone would tune out and we wouldn't get to make more. ''

++BLACK FRAMES++

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Los Angeles - 15 July 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Katherine LaNasa, actor: -on how she views the medical field and what medical professionals got through

"Well, I think that there's a lot of calm under pressure. So it's not going crazy and yelling and screaming. I think they're all really doing their best. I think there's just an amazing amount of probably, I guess there's a certain amount of fortitude for dealing with other people's trauma. You know, it is trauma all day long. So there's kind of, I call it emotional efficiency that they have to have. In order to care for people the best, they have be able to detach a little bit. But I think they really hold a lot. I found that as I was doing it, if I had to consider what each person was going through, so I'm kind of pretending, right? With my own psyche, I'm wrapping around like this imaginary situation and that actually made me kind of softer as a person. I felt that I went out into the world and was more aware that I didn't really know what people wer... [truncated]

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(16 Jul 2025)

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Omaha, Nebraska - 15 July 2025

1. Mid of spice containers on a shelf highlighting potential tariff impacts on local businesses

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Gladys Harrison, Owner of Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering:

++COVERED BY SHOT 1 AND 3++

"My mom had a desire to feed people all over the world, and the easiest way for us to do that is to sell our seasonings. You know, they don't have to be on ice. They're easy to ship. And up until our new president come into office, the price for seasonings, you know, were very reasonable."

3. Mid of Gladys Harrison cleaning check-out counter

4. Mid of Harrison in the kitchen preparing goods, highlighting local business challenges due to U.S. tariffs

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Gladys Harrison, Owner of Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering:

++COVERED BY SHOTS 3 AND 4++

"And then all this tariff stuff began. Some of the core ingredients in our seasonings have gone up, garlic is one. We are finding creative ways to try to not - to pass that price increase onto our customers."

6. Mid of Harrison and her employee preparing seasoned vegetables in a kitchen

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Gladys Harrison, Owner of Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering:

++COVERED BY SHOT 6 AND 8++

"And whether you voted for the current administration or not, none of us voted for this. Nobody voted for this. And I don't understand how the tariffs are going to help me as a small business owner trying to fulfill her mom's dream of sending people her seasonings, her food all over the world or my neighbors. Who I'm in community with here, how is that gonna help them come and be able to eat at my restaurant and it not break the bank for them?"

8. Mid of Harrison examining a baking pan in the kitchen

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Gladys Harrison, Owner of Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering:

++COVERED BY SHOT 10++

"We haven't been able to do that expansion that we were hoping to do. And had to put the brakes on that again, because I don't wanna hire some folks and then have to lay them off in a month or two. And the going back and forth, yes, we're gonna do the tariffs, yes we aren't. You know, It just puts us in a limbo kind of state, in a lukewarm state. And it's frustrating."

10. Mid of restaurant menu highlighting diverse offerings at Big Mama's Kitchen and Catering

STORYLINE:

Gladys Harrison, the owner of Big Mama's Kitchen and Catering in Omaha, Nebraska, is facing challenges in managing her mother's legacy business amid new tariffs that have caused inflation to rise in the U.S. economy.

"Up until our new president come into office, the price for seasonings, you know, were very reasonable at a rate," said Harrison, and she continues to state that she has had to find other ways to avoid passing the costs down to her customers.

"Whether you voted for the current administration or not, none of us voted for this," stated Harrison.

Inflation rose last month to its highest level since February as President D... [truncated]

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(16 Jul 2025)

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

Omaha, Nebraska - 15 July 2025

1. Mid of Gladys Harrison cleaning check-out counter

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Gladys Harrison, Owner of Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering:

"My mom had a desire to feed people all over the world, and the easiest way for us to do that is to sell our seasonings. You know, they don't have to be on ice. They're easy to ship. And up until our new president come into office, the price for seasonings, you know, were very reasonable at a rate where everybody involved in that whole ecosystem of seasonings, you know, was able to make a living."

3. Mid of spice containers on a shelf highlighting potential tariff impacts on local businesses

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Gladys Harrison, Owner of Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering:

"And then all this tariff stuff began. Some of the core ingredients in our seasonings have gone up, garlic is one. And we are finding creative ways to try to not - to pass that price increase onto our customers. Our restaurant is located in North Omaha, and this is a place, a part of the city where folks don't have a lot of disposable income. And the kinds of effects that not just the tariffs, but the effects to SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), the effects to Medicare are gonna hurt the people in the community where I am in, my neighbors, it's gonna hurt them the worst."

5. Mid of Harrison in the kitchen preparing goods, highlighting local business challenges due to U.S. tariffs

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Gladys Harrison, Owner of Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering:

"And whether you voted for the current administration or not, none of us voted for this. Nobody voted for this. And I don't understand how the tariffs are going to help me as a small business owner trying to fulfill her mom's dream of sending people her seasonings, her food all over the world or my neighbors. Who I'm in community with here, how is that gonna help them come and be able to eat at my restaurant and it not break the bank for them? "

7. Mid of Harrison and her employee preparing seasoned vegetables in a kitchen

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Gladys Harrison, Owner of Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering:

"If you've got a small business in your neighborhood that sells goods and services that you need, go support that small business. This is how we all can you know, make it through what's getting ready to be a tough period for us. And so that's what I'm hoping that people would, would get that, you know if Big Mama’s can just sell 20 or 30 more chicken dinners today that'll keep their prices where they are. And keep the food affordable not just for the people in this community, but for everybody and that this is how we'll all get through this. That the people that you see back there working can keep their jobs, that I can give some raises."

9. Mid of Harrison examining a baking pan in the kitchen

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Gladys Harrison, Owner of Big Mama’s Kitchen and Catering:

"... [truncated]

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