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(2 Mar 2007) SHOTLIST Washington, DC 1. US President George W. Bush walking to media 2. Mid of Bush talking to media 3. SOUNDBITE (English) George W. Bush, President of the United States: "Tomorrow I'm going down Georgia and Alabama, I go down with a heavy heart. I go down knowing full well I will be seeing peoples whose lives have been turn upside down by the tornados. I'll do my very best to comfort them and I ask our nation for those who are prayerful, to give a prayer for the victims of the storms and ask for the blessings that can come upon people and the comfort necessary to deal with the recent tragedy." 4. Mid of Bush walking away Enterprise, Alabama 5. Young man walking down a street with debris in the background 6. Mid of car upside down on top of a house 7. Mid of school bus with windows blown out 8. Mid of the front of the school with debris in front 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Dilan Lewis, Enterprise High School junior: "Whenever that stuff was hitting me, I was seriously thinking I was going to die, I mean, I mean, I'm going to die here. It was the most frightening thing of my life." 10. School buses with windows blown out 11. Wide of a school bus with the windows blown out 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Mitchell Mock, Enterprise High School Senior: "I thought I was going to get sucked away, so I was holding on to the locker and on top of my friends. So, you could feel pushing, your getting pulled back and getting hit by stuff at the same time, and as soon as it left it was weird cause it was so quiet." 13. Zoom-out from tree on top of a car to a wide of the parking lot 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Devin Miller, Enterprise High School junior: "It sounded like a train and everybody just started, and everybody just started screaming. And it took everything you could not to panic with everybody else. I was sitting there, and I was on third hall and the whole roof came off. I never want to live through that again." 15. Zoom-out from mid to wide of debris 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Devin Miller, Enterprise High School junior: "One of my closest friends was killed." 17. Close-up of Miller whipping away tears STORYLINE President George W. Bush offered condolences to victims of violent storms and tornadoes that roared through several Southern states and said he would visit stricken areas on Saturday "with a heavy heart." Bush told reporters at the White House Friday that he had spoken to Alabama Governor Bob Riley on Thursday afternoon and Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue on Friday morning to express his condolences for the tragedy. Bush will visit areas hit by a violent storm system that spawned tornadoes that struck an Alabama high school, killing eight students. Students at the Enterprise High School in Alabama destroyed by a tornado, spoke on Friday of their shock at the events of the past few days. "Whenever that stuff was hitting me I was seriously thinking, I'm going to die," student Dilan Lewis told The Associated Press. "It was the most frightening thing in my life," he said. Another student told how one of her close friends had been killed when the roof was blown in. "It sounded like a train and everybody just started screaming. And it took all you could not to panic with everybody else," Devin Miller, a junior at the school said. "I never want to live through that again," she added. The White House said Bush would make two stops on Saturday, but his destinations were still being worked out with governors in the affected states. The White House has since sought to reassure residents - and the nation - that it is committed to recovery. 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...