(31 Dec 2003) SHOTLIST
1. Wide shot of street with smoke coming out of parked vehicle with US soldier
2. Medium shot of smoke with US soldier and burning vehicle
3. Zoom in to wide to medium shot
4. Fireman putting out fire with water hose
5. Wide shot of people looking on
6. Soldiers on top of tank
7. Destroyed Humvee
8. Fire brigade trucks arriving at the scene
9. Various of scene
10. Injured woman being put on a stretcher
11. Various of injured at hospital
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox pop, Injured woman
"We were having lunch in our kitchen at 1:30, the glass smashed and fell on us. I don't know what happened but my artery was cut."
13. Injured woman in hospital bed
14. Gates of hospital
15. Sign with name of hospital
16. Wide shot of street in Al Yarmook
17. American humvee arriving
18. Helicopter
19. Little robot inspecting cardboard box
20. Police car blocking street
21. Robot shaking box
22. Soldier walking
23. Wide shot of Iraqi police, soldiers
24. Soldier walking followed by robot
25. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Greenstock British Ambassador to Iraq
"The time table is now public that the CPA will end its period of authority on the 30th of June 2004 and a new Iraqi transition government will take over, not just the CPA but the whole Governing Council is committed to that. The governments in Washington and London are committed to that and the time table will not change, so this is a sure future for an independent government in Iraq, the time table is a firm one."
26. Cutaway security guards
27. SOUNDBITE (English) Songul Chapouk , member of the Iraqi Governing Council
"I say to everybody in the world that Kirkuk is a Turkman city and Kirkuk belongs to Iraq. Kirkuk contains Turkmans, Kurds, Arabs and Assirians. There are four ethnic groups in Kirkuk - how can we make it for one people? We like Kirkuk to be with Iraq and we don't want there to be a division for Iraqi states."
28. Wide shot Songul Chapouk
STORYLINE
An eight-year-old Iraqi boy was killed and 11 other bystanders were injured in the Iraqi capital when a car bomb exploded as a US convoy passed on a street full of shops, police officials said.
The blast destroyed an American Humvee.
A spokesman for the US-led coalition could confirm only that there was an explosion.
On New Year's Eve, US soldiers and Iraqi police stepped up security in Baghdad, erecting more razor wire and checkpoints in key areas.
In Al Yarmook, western Baghdad, American troops were looking for suspected IEDs (improvised explosive devices).
A mini-robot was used to check a cardboard box on the pavement but no explosives were found.
Military officials have reported the possibility of attacks by insurgents over the holiday period, similar to attacks in the capital on Christmas Day.
Also on Wednesday, following a meeting with the Interim Governing Council, British ambassador Jeremey Greenstock reaffirmed the time table for the transfer of power in Iraq.
He said "the time table will not change, so this is a sure future for an independent government in Iraq, the time table is a firm one".
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