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(14 Jan 2006) 1. Wide pan of Damadola village 2. Pan from blast damaged house to group of men 3. Mid shot men beside destroyed electricity pylon 4. Wide of dead cow on hillside, men and pylon 5. Close of dead cow 6. Rubble beside damaged house 7. Close up of rubble 8. Close up of clothing among stones 9. Close up of stones 10. Mid shot villager Shah Zaman stands with family beside other villagers 11. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Shah Zaman, local resident: "Everyday there are planes flying all day in this area, day and night so we are used to it. At 3 o'clock this morning, we were sleeping, and our children were sleeping with us, then the bombing started out in the front of our house. Since I'd just woken up I couldn't work out what was happening. It started a bit far away, but then the planes came again and this time it hit the neighbour's house. There was a huge blast and we couldn't tell what had happened." 12. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Sahira, local resident: "There were two big noises and so we woke up and we the whole family run towards a small mountain." Q: You felt the shock? "Yes,I woke up and called for my mummy". 13. Mid shot men holding piece of shrapnel 14. Close up of shrapnel ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 15. Mid shot of Sami Ullah, pausing from digging rubble in his home 16. Close of Sami Ullah resting his head on his spade 17. Cutaway damaged house 18. SOUNDBITE: (Pashtu) Sami Ullah, local resident: Q: How many of your family were killed "Fifteen to twenty died." Q: How many family members are in your house? "Fifteen or twenty lived here, all are dead, now I'm alone Q: Is it just you left? "Yes." Q: Who did it? "I don't know who would do this, but I suspect that the Pakistanis are behind it." Q: What will you do now? "Nothing. What can I do?." 19. Women walking through the rubble 20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, Pakistan Information Minister: Q: What can you tell us? " We are definitely investigating whether a high profile terrorist was killed there or not, but still everything is in investigation. I can't confirm anything because investigation is on and after investigation I'll be in a position to say something." Q: Has anything happened already? What is this investigation? "I don't know what happened there. Officially when I'll say that will be the confirmed news, but still there is no news and still there is an investigation." Q: When can we expect more news? "Maybe today there'll be some official statement but I can't say anything more." 21. Sheikh Rashid walks to car, gets in STORYLINE: An airstrike on a suspected al-Qaida hideout in Pakistan near the Afghan border that killed at least 17 people may have targeted the terrorist network's No.2 Ayman al-Zawahri, a senior Pakistani official said Saturday. Many details of Friday's attack, including whether al-Zawahri was among the dead or even at the houses that were demolished by the air-strike , were unclear. There was no confirmation from either the Pakistani or the U.S. government, but the Pakistani Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed told The Associated Press that an investigation is underway. He added that there might be an official statement later on Saturday. Another senior Pakistani government official told The Associated Press, on condition of anonymity, that "there is 50-50 chance that some al-Qaida personality was at the home" that was hit early Friday in the border village of Damadola, about 200 kilometres (125 miles) northwest of the capital, Islamabad. of yards apart. There were no security forces in the area. 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...