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WRAP Sunrise, overhead shots of Tahrir Square, military

(12 Feb 2011) SHOTLIST ++TOP SHOTS++ 1. Wide of skyline of central Cairo at dawn 2. Mid of sunrise ++TOP SHOTS++ 3. Wide pan from Tahrir Square in background and Egyptian Museum in foreground to Nile river 4. Wide of Tahrir Square and Egyptian Museum in foreground 5. Armoured vehicle on road 6. Wide of Nile river, bridge and traffic 7. Zoom in to Tahrir Square with people and tents 8. Wide of protesters gathered in Tahrir Square 9. Mid of tank parked among protesters 10. Various of people reading newspapers 11. Newspaper headline reads: (Arabic) "The nation was victorious" 12. Man with his head covered in Egyptian flag reading newspaper 13. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) No name given, Vox Pop: "We were against the regime and we were able to change the regime. Whoever will come to power will abide the regime that we want. We want justice and freedom." 14. Mid of protesters walking at the square ++GROUND SHOTS++ 15. Wide of Tahrir Square, burnt vehicle in foreground 16. Pan right from armoured vehicles to protesters sitting on ground 17. Protester making victory sign 18. Protester holding banner showing a photo of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and reading (Arabic) "Finally stepped down." 19. Man painting the Egyptian flag on protester's face 20. Close-up of paints 21. Pan and zoom in from protester to poster showing man holding Egyptian flag and wearing t-shirt reading (Arabic) "Freedom" 22. SOUNDBITE (English) Morsi Mohammad, Protester: "Nothing is danger, nothing is danger, everything is okay now, we are very quiet and we just want to see a new government and we are looking for our rights to live good for democracy and what more." 23. Wide of protesters 24. Tilt down from protesters to pictures of people killed during the protests 25. Man reading newspaper "Egypt Today" 26. Close of newspaper headline reading (Arabic) "The nation wanted it, the regime has stepped down" 27. Pan right of Egyptian army clearing debris 28. Truck being towed away ++TOP SHOTS++ 29. Wide shots of tow trucks in central Cairo street ++TOP SHOTS++ 30. Top shot of armoured vehicle and traffic 31. Wide of traffic in Cairo city 32. Various of military police organising the traffic 33. Mid of traffic 34. Mid of military policeman talking to driver 35. Various of military policemen 36. Mid of traffic ++TOP SHOT++ 37. Wide of central Cairo with the Nile, bridges and traffic STORYLINE Egyptians were hopeful on Saturday morning, after President Hosni Mubarak resigned and handed power to the military, and Egypt held its biggest celebration in decades. Residents were aware they faced an uncertain future, with many protesters vowing to stay camped in a central Cairo square until they hear "clear assurances" that their demands for democracy will be met. Burnt-out vehicles were being towed away and Egyptian soldiers swept the streets and cleared barricades to open the road leading to Tahrir, or Liberation, Square after a night of jubilant celebration and nearly three weeks of protests that forced Mubarak to surrender. "Everything is okay now, we are very quiet and we just want to see a new government and we are looking for our rights to live good for democracy and what more," said one elderly man. Protesters were divided. Some took down their makeshift tents and headed home. Others vowed to stay put. Saturday's calm was in marked contrast to the night before. Throughout Friday night, Tahrir Square and the surrounding downtown streets were transformed into a massive party. Thousands streamed in from across the city, jamming bridges over the Nile. 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...