వెంకన్న సాక్షిగా మోదీ మోసం చేశారు - బొప్పరాజు
వెంకన్న సాక్షిగా మోదీ మోసం చేశారు - బొప్పరాజు - dharma porata deeksha
ప్రధాని నరేంద్ర మోదీ రాష్ట్రనికి ఇచ్చిన హామీలను నెరవేర్చకుండా మోసం చేస్తున్నారని బొప్పరాజు వెంకటేశ్వర్లు ఆగ్రహించారు. ఏపీజేఏసీ అమరావతి చంద్రబాబు దీక్షకు సంపూర్ణ మద్దతిస్తుందని తెలిపారు.
వెంకన్న సాక్షిగా మోదీ మోసం చేశారు - బొప్పరాజు
వెంకన్న సాక్షిగా మోదీ మోసం చేశారు - బొప్పరాజు
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Parkland, Florida - 30 January 2019
1. Various of Lori Alhadeff walking up stairs leading to her slain daughter's bedroom
2. Inside Alyssa Alhadeff's room, who died in the Parkland school shooting
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Alhadeff, Alyssa Alhadeff's Mother:
"I know that I can't bring Alyssa back, and, but I guess I just feel if I could keep going, and keep trying to change. I know I can't change what happened on 2-14, but I can change what will happen moving forward. And, if I can change the life of one person, and make an impact for one person, I'm going to honor Alyssa and make sure that her death was not in vain."
4. Alhadeff family picture on Alyssa's wall
5. UPSOUND (English) Alhadeff showing daughter's hair in box:
"Shooter didn't take everything from me and, kept it in this special box."
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Alhadeff, Alyssa Alhadeff's Mother:
"Everyday she has a Victoria's Secret perfume that I'll wear, so, you know I smell Alyssa so I feel she's more a part of me. And you know sometimes I'll wear her clothes or her shoes just to feel more connected with Alyssa and you know I want to just have her always a part of me because I'm trying to live for her."
8. UPSOUND (English) Pan from Alyssa's laundry basket filled with clothes to Lori:
"I want her back. I want her back."
9. Still of Alyssa's dresser, showing portraits of the slain teenager on top
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Alhadeff, Alyssa Alhadeff's Mother:
"You know it hurts, you know we're almost at one year and for me it's honestly still 2-14-18. It's, this has, it's not really set in that this is a reality, like for me I feel Alyssa still is coming home, like she's at her soccer game and she's still going to walk through this door."
11. UPSOUND (English) Alhadeff showing daughter's cleats and retainer:
"Put her cleats in a box and this is her retainer that she always was losing, she had issues."
++SHOT CHANGES DURING SOUNDBITE++
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Alhadeff, Alyssa Alhadeff's Mother:
"Everything is changing, everybody is moving on their life, but Alyssa's stopped. There won't be another picture, she won't get her, her permit, she won't get her license, she'll never get married, she'll never have a baby, so, it's very painful. You know she just had love for everyone and, it's just very painful."
13. Alhadeff wide showing daughter's room
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Alhadeff, Alyssa Alhadeff's Mother:
"I love you so much. I'm so sorry that this happened to you, and I would have done anything to be you right now and let you be me. I would give my life for you, and know that you will always be with me. And I will love you and honor you forever."
STORYLINE:
Lori Alhadeff never stops. In the year since her 14-year-old daughter was gunned down at a Parkland high school, the grieving mother called out President Trump in a gut wrenching speech on live TV, won a seat on the local school board and started a foundation to make schools safer.
"I know that I can't bring Alyssa back, and, but I guess I just feel if I could keep going, and keep trying to change. I know I can't change what happened on 2-14. But I can change what will happen moving forward." Said Alhadeff.
Much of Alyssa's turquoise bedroom remains untouched. Her soccer cleats and retainer have been preserved.
There are mementos everywhere from teammates and friends.
Her yellow soccer jersey, number eight, hangs on the wall. Her dirty clothes are still in the hamper next to her bed.
"I want her back. I want her back." she says crying.
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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Parkland, Florida - 30 January 2019
1. Various of Lori Alhadeff walking up stairs leading to her slain daughter's bedroom
2. Inside Alyssa Alhadeff's room, who died in the Parkland school shooting
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Alhadeff, Alyssa Alhadeff's Mother:
"I know that I can't bring Alyssa back, and, but I guess I just feel if I could keep going, and keep trying to change. I know I can't change what happened on 2-14, but I can change what will happen moving forward. And, if I can change the life of one person, and make an impact for one person, I'm going to honor Alyssa and make sure that her death was not in vain."
4. Alhadeff family picture on Alyssa's wall
5. UPSOUND (English) Alhadeff showing daughter's hair in box:
"Shooter didn't take everything from me and, kept it in this special box."
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Alhadeff, Alyssa Alhadeff's Mother:
"Everyday she has a Victoria's Secret perfume that I'll wear, so, you know I smell Alyssa so I feel she's more a part of me. And you know sometimes I'll wear her clothes or her shoes just to feel more connected with Alyssa and you know I want to just have her always a part of me because I'm trying to live for her."
8. UPSOUND (English) Pan from Alyssa's laundry basket filled with clothes to Lori:
"I want her back. I want her back."
9. Still of Alyssa's dresser, showing portraits of the slain teenager on top
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Alhadeff, Alyssa Alhadeff's Mother:
"You know it hurts, you know we're almost at one year and for me it's honestly still 2-14-18. It's, this has, it's not really set in that this is a reality, like for me I feel Alyssa still is coming home, like she's at her soccer game and she's still going to walk through this door."
11. UPSOUND (English) Alhadeff showing daughter's cleats and retainer:
"Put her cleats in a box and this is her retainer that she always was losing, she had issues."
++SHOT CHANGES DURING SOUNDBITE++
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Alhadeff, Alyssa Alhadeff's Mother:
"Everything is changing, everybody is moving on their life, but Alyssa's stopped. There won't be another picture, she won't get her, her permit, she won't get her license, she'll never get married, she'll never have a baby, so, it's very painful. You know she just had love for everyone and, it's just very painful."
13. Alhadeff wide showing daughter's room
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Lori Alhadeff, Alyssa Alhadeff's Mother:
"I love you so much. I'm so sorry that this happened to you, and I would have done anything to be you right now and let you be me. I would give my life for you, and know that you will always be with me. And I will love you and honor you forever."
STORYLINE:
Lori Alhadeff never stops. In the year since her 14-year-old daughter was gunned down at a Parkland high school, the grieving mother called out President Trump in a gut wrenching speech on live TV, won a seat on the local school board and started a foundation to make schools safer.
"I know that I can't bring Alyssa back, and, but I guess I just feel if I could keep going, and keep trying to change. I know I can't change what happened on 2-14. But I can change what will happen moving forward." Said Alhadeff.
Much of Alyssa's turquoise bedroom remains untouched. Her soccer cleats and retainer have been preserved.
There are mementos everywhere from teammates and friends.
Her yellow soccer jersey, number eight, hangs on the wall. Her dirty clothes are still in the hamper next to her bed.
"I want her back. I want her back." she says crying.
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Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
