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(3 Jan 2008) SHOTLIST Kibera 1. Various exteriors of church smoking 2. Wide interior of two men standing on church pews 3. Exterior of ash in church yard 4. Mid of cross inside church 5. Shot showing timbers of church still burning Nairobi City Mortuary 6. Various of opposition leader Raila Odinga walking into morgue surrounded by journalists 7. Various of bodies lying in morgue 8. Pan from mid of Odinga to rows of feet visible in refrigeration unit of morgue, pan to children, pan back to Odinga 9. Mid of bodies lying in morgue 10. Tilt-down bodies in refrigeration unit 11. Pan from bodies in one unit to bodies in another, journalists taking photographs 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Raila Odinga, Opposition Leader: "What we have seen actually defies description. We can only describe it as a genocide on a grand scale. I have seen so many dead kids, children cut with (inaudible). I have seen bodies that have been decimated by fire. We have seen people whose bodies are riddled with bullets. We have been saying that what is happening right now in our country is nothing short of genocide." 13. Top shot of Odinga talking to journalists 14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Raila Odinga, Opposition Leader: "And this is being done by, mainly by the police officers and a gang. It's a terrorist gang, known as Mungiki, which has been around for a long time, it's a positively banned gang, but it is connected to the political class which is now sitting in state houses right now." Mathare 15. Top shot of pro-Odinga supporters protesting in street, zoom in 16. Pan of protesters fleeing as tear gas disperses in the air 17. Zoom in to protester holding branch in hand shouting, UPSOUND: (English) "We need our people's president. Justice will be done. No Raila, no peace." 18. Zoom in to pool of blood by dead body lying on ground 19. Woman wailing in grief, screaming, UPSOUND: (Kiswahili) "They are finishing all of us!" 20. Pull out from man sitting on ground with bloodied face 21. People fleeing Mathare 22. Various of soldiers in Mathare 23. Red cross workers lifting injured man into back of ambulance 24. SOUNDBITE: (English) Abbas Gullet, Secretary-General of the Kenya Red Cross Society: "It is countrywide, what's in Nairobi is just pockets of it. Go to Eldoret, go to northern Kenya, go to western, go to Nyanza and it is a different story." 25. Red cross workers helping injured man Nairobi Airport 26. Wide of airport terminal 27. Various of tourists outside departures terminal STORYLINE: Kenya's president said on Thursday he is willing to talk to the opposition as his disputed re-election continued to spark violence across the country, but only after peace has returned. Hours earlier riot police fired tear gas and water cannon to beat back crowds of opposition protesters in Kenya's capital, where post-election violence in what had been one of Africa's most stable countries left shops, cars and a church in flames. Opposition leader Raila Odinga had called a "million man" march to protest against President Mwai Kibaki's re-election in the 27 December vote, insisting the poll was rigged. But the hundreds of thousands of supporters expected were unable to make it to the city centre, and Odinga called off the rally. The political dispute has degenerated into ethnic violence nationwide pitting Kibaki's influential Kikuyus against Odinga's Luos and other tribes. About 300 people have been killed and 100-thousand more displaced. In the capital, Odinga toured a dozen freezing rooms at Nairobi's City Mortuary, which was full of the bodies of babies, children, young men and women. 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...