Скачать с ютуб WRAP: best day and night shots of protests including Arroyo address в хорошем качестве

WRAP: best day and night shots of protests including Arroyo address

(1 May 2001) APTN 1. Wide shot of Estrada supporters in front of Malacanang presidential palace 2. Estrada supporters being hosed by water cannon at palace gate 3. APC tanks inside presidential palace gates 4. Riot policeman holding up shield to stop flying debris 5. Rioters pelting retreating riot police shields with rocks, fired 6. Retreating riot police 7. Warning shots fired, rioters retreat 8. Various Estrada supporters covering noses 9. Various of police throwing tear gas cannisters 10. Estrada supporters carrying unconscious person 11. Man with bloody face 12. Injured woman being lifted off floor 13. Arrested man being lead away 14. Crowd running - soldiers have hold of arrested person 15. Man screaming as an injured person in carried away 16. Estrada supporters chanting "Blood of the masses" in Tagalog then pan to blood on ground 17. Wide shot of Estrada supporters chanting "justice" in Tagalog 18. Man with bloodied hands APTN 19. Wide shot of riot police firing warning shots into the air 20. Estrada supporters throwing rocks 21. Riot police hitting man with truncheons 22. Wounded policeman being carried 23. Protester being apprehended 24. Firemen hosing down burning police car PTV-4 25. SOUNDBITE: (English) Rigoberto Tiglao, Presidential Spokesman "In a state of rebellion, the president can call on the armed forces of the Philippines, to help in quelling the rebellion." 26. Man being dragged by police 27. Another man being lead away by police 28. Presidential television symbol, fades to Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo giving presidential address 29. SOUNDBITE: (English and Tagalog) Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, Philippine President "(English) Despite our controlled response, (Tagalog) two policemen died. (English) I commiserate with their families, I will take care of them. I thank them and I thank all the troops and civilians who have been protecting me and the republic. (Tagalog) Behind these protests are the shadows of the politicians who use EDSA (people power shrine) for the advancement of their own interests." APTN 30. Various press briefing by pro-Estrada senatorial candidates 31. SOUNDBITE: (English) Edgardo Angara, former Estrada Executive Secretary "I think it's an unwarranted statement, there is no basis for saying there is already a state of rebellion, and I think its a portent of bad things to come. This administration has a tendency to clamp down on people and on rights." 32. National Security Adviser shaking hands with riot police guarding palace, after pro-Estrada protesters left 33. SOUNDBITE: (English) Roilo Golez, Philippines National Security Adviser "We had to put him there (talking about moving Estrada) because of the threat that he would be taken away by Estrada loyalists." 34. People running and ducking for cover as shots are being fired 35. People lying on the ground 36. Soldiers firing 37.Tanks arriving by palace gates, protestors cheering and waving at camera 38. Estrada supporters hitting an overturned jeep 39. Supporters holding up an Estrada portrait as they cheer in front of palace gate 40. More protestors arriving outside the gate 41. Estrada supporters chanting in Tagalog saying "Gloria step down, Gloria step down" 42. Closeup Estrada picture being held up by Estrada supporter 43. UPSOUND: (Tagalog) Supporter chanting "Bring Erap back, bring Erap back" (Erap is local nickname for Estrada) 44. Marchers and police 45. Wide shot of police walking with rifles - and firing in the air STORYLINE: The government has now declared a state of rebellion. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...