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Daytime a''math, voxpops, headlines, Karroubi website

(28 Dec 2009) SHOTLIST ++AP Television is adhering to Iranian law that stipulates all media are banned from providing BBC Persian or VOA Persian any coverage from Iran, and under this law if any media violate this ban the Iranian authorities can immediately shut down that organisation in Tehran.++ 1. Wide of scorched building 2. Pull-focus of burnt papers behind railings 3. Tilt-up of a burnt real estate agency building 4. Wide of people cleaning up in front of stores 5. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Nasser, no last name given, tailor whose store was damaged in Sunday''s clashes: "I am a tailor and have no idea what is going on in our country. Protesters should be calmed. This way, we cannot live our lives." 6. Tilt-down of a burnt building 7. Wide of people cleaning up in front of a damaged and burnt state bank 8. Back shot of bystander looking at burnt building 9. Close-up of man''s face 10. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Kazemi, no first name given, Tehran citizen "Those who have rationale and logic should sit and talk. They should be given the opportunity to say what they have to say and they should be listened to. In my opinion, this is the most sensible solution." 11. Wide of news stand 12. Close-up of headline reading (Farsi) "General Radan: in yesterday''s clashes in Tehran four people were killed and 300 were arrested" 13. Mid of newspapers laid out for sale 14. Close-up of headline reading (Farsi) "A different Ashoura" 15. Wide of people looking at newspaper headlines 16. Over-shoulder shot of computer screen showing opposition leader Mahdi Karroubi''s statements on killing of opposition protesters in Tehran on Sunday 17. Close-up of Karroubi''s website with headline on computer screen reading (Farsi) "Mahdi Karroubi''s condolence message following the martyrdom of a number of people on Ashoura" 18. Close-up of hand working with computer mouse 19. Close-up of a highlighted part of Karroubi''s statement on website 20. Back shot of man working on computer STORYLINE Iran''s state-run television on Monday quoted an official of the supreme national security council as saying eight people had been killed in Sunday''s clashes between protesters and security forces in the centre of the capital, Tehran. Witnesses and opposition websites had reported at least five people were killed in the violence, one of the bloodiest confrontations in months. Some accounts of the violence in Tehran were vivid and detailed, but they could not be independently confirmed because of government restrictions on media coverage. Residents of the capital on Monday began the clean-up process after a number of buildings, including a bank and a real estate agency, were damaged in Sunday''s protests. One man, who said his tailoring store had been destroyed, called for calm, saying "this way, we cannot live our lives". Another man suggested the authorities and the opposition should sit and talk. "They should be given the opportunity to say what they have to say and they should be listened to," he said. Sunday''s violence erupted when security forces fired on stone-throwing protesters in the centre of Tehran. The dead included a nephew of chief opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi, according to Mousavi''s Web site, Kaleme.ir. Police denied using firearms, but the clashes were sure to deepen antagonism between the government and a reform movement that has shown resilience in the face of repeated crackdowns since the June election. Another opposition leader on Monday condemned the killing of protesters, which coincided with Shiite Islam''s most important religious observance. 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...