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(27 Apr 2001) April 26, 2001 1. Wide shot of crowd at Edsa at night 2. Overhead shot of people waving 3. Stage where speakers and banners face the crowd 4. Estrada banner in foreground of crowd 5. Pan across waving Estrada supporters 6. Speaker shouting at crowd 7. Stage where speaker is shouting 8. Tilt up from supporters to Justice for Erap banner 9. Estrada not guilty poster 10. Cheering supporters 11. Pan across crowd to stage April 27, 2001 12. Supporters lying down daytime 13. Waving banners 14. Speaker on stage 15. Wide shot crowd facing shrine 16. People waving 17. Philippine flags 18. SOUNDBITE: (Tagalog) Pro-Estrada supporter "Mr. President we are here at Edsa for you. We're asking the Lord Jesus to release you and to bring you back to Malacanang Palace." 19. Woman relaxing 20. More supporters sleeping 21. Police near Edsa 22. Truck arriving with soldiers 23. Police with shields 24. Closer shots with shields 25. Exterior of Camp Crame detention centre 26. Estrada's wife arriving 27. Former Police chief Panfilo Lacson arriving 28. SOUNDBITE (English) Panfilo Lacson, Former Police Chief: "It's just a legal case. On the part of Edsa it's just a show of support for the former President and that's all there is to it." (Q: Are you expecting support from the Armed Forces and the Police?) "There's no talk about support from the Armed Forces and the Police. The only support we are asking for is that none of the demonstrators be harmed at the rally." April 25 29. Estrada in cell 30. SOUNDBITE (English/Tagalog) Panfilo Lacson, Former Police Chief: "He said I had my first wet dream last night. And I said to him, sir, it's just your second night." 31. Fancy food brought in plastic bags 32. Press people peering through gate STORYLINE: Some 800 riot police guarded the jail cell of ousted President Joseph Estrada on Friday as thousands of his supporters rallied nearby for a third straight day to demand his freedom. Police Maj. Noli Romana said the pro-Estrada rally, which started late Wednesday and peaked at more than 50-thousand people late Thursday, thinned considerably Friday morning, to about 3-thousand. Romana said about a hundred policemen were watching the rally, focused on a litter-strewn highway intersection some 5-hundred yards from the Camp Crame national police headquarters where Estrada is jailed. Romana added that the rally was peaceful. Estrada on Wednesday became the first Philippine president to be jailed for alleged corruption. He is charged with the capital offence of plunder, which means theft from the state of more than US 1 (m) million dollars. Estrada's lawyers tried Thursday to get him released and put under house arrest. The Sandiganbayan, the anti-graft court handling the case, gave lawyers until Tuesday to submit arguments. Estrada lawyer Raymond Fortun said house arrest would ease security concerns by assuaging the anger of Estrada supporters. In a statement issued from his cell Thursday, Estrada encouraged the protesters and said he prayed the gathering would remain peaceful. He told his supporters he was fine and expressed confidence he would be freed. Estrada has complained of a malfunctioning air conditioner and his spartan cell, which is next to the cell where his son Jinggoy is held on the same charge. Video footage showed a dejected-looking Estrada being led to his windowless cell Wednesday night accompanied by Jinggoy, who is mayor of a Manila suburb. A ruling is expected next week. He also commented on how the president is adjusting to his incarceration. 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...