LEAD-IN:

Activists have been calling for better treatment for all migrants and refugees in Canada.

They held a demonstration in Montreal as the first government planes carrying Syrian refugees landed in the country.

STORY-LINE:

Passengers arrive at Montreal Trudeau International Airport.

But away from the cameras, a special flight has landed.

Syrian refugees have made it to Canada on a government aircraft.

It's the second such flight to arrive here after 163 people flew in Toronto on Thursday.

Canada has pledged to resettle 25,000 Syrians by the end of February.

But at a demonstration outside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Montreal office, activists are calling for all migrants in Canada to receive the same treatment.

The group Solidarity Across Borders says hundreds of thousands of undocumented and temporary migrants live the country.

It says black Africans are particularly badly affected.

"When the Syrian refugees arrive in Toronto Pearson Airport, and when they will arrive today they will receive a health card, social insurance, they'll be able to integrate right away in society," says Rosalind Wong, spokesperson for Solidarity Across Borders .

"It's a model of what is possible and what we demand from the government for thousands of people that are living without status here in Canada," she adds.

All 10 of Canada's provincial premiers support taking in the refugees.

About 800 people destined for Canada are being screened by security and health officers each day in Lebanon and Jordan.

"I hope that the refugees that have just arrived in Canada are real refugees that need Canada's protection and the money that Canada will spend that's taken from my salary and that of other Canadians," says Anas Hariri, a Canadian citizen of Syrian origin.

Community groups have launched initiatives to welcome the new arrivals.

Iran-born Amir Kahdir, a member of the National Assembly of Quebec, is helping a knitting project in a Montreal cafe.

"We are united here, people from Montreal, from other cities of Quebec province who have come together to knit hats - what we call here in Canada 'tuques' - to protect Syrian refugees who have begun to arrive to Canada just today," he says.

Khadir writes welcome messages in Arabic to accompany the hats.

"It's very important to tell children that we need to welcome these people with great solidarity and in an international effort of solidarity," says Marie Vincent, community organiser for la Maison d'Aurore group.

LEAD-IN:

Activists have been calling for better treatment for all migrants and refugees in Canada.

They held a demonstration in Montreal as the first government planes carrying Syrian refugees landed in the country.

STORY-LINE:

Passengers arrive at Montreal Trudeau International Airport.

But away from the cameras, a special flight has landed.

Syrian refugees have made it to Canada on a government aircraft.

It's the second such flight to arrive here after 163 people flew in Toronto on Thursday.

Canada has pledged to resettle 25,000 Syrians by the end of February.

But at a demonstration outside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Montreal office, activists are calling for all migrants in Canada to receive the same treatment.

The group Solidarity Across Borders says hundreds of thousands of undocumented and temporary migrants live the country.

It says black Africans are particularly badly affected.

"When the Syrian refugees arrive in Toronto Pearson Airport, and when they will arrive today they will receive a health card, social insurance, they'll be able to integrate right away in society," says Rosalind Wong, spokesperson for Solidarity Across Borders .

"It's a model of what is possible and what we demand from the government for thousands of people that are living without status here in Canada," she adds.

All 10 of Canada's provincial premiers support taking in the refugees.

About 800 people destined for Canada are being screened by security and health officers each day in Lebanon and Jordan.

"I hope that the refugees that have just arrived in Canada are real refugees that need Canada's protection and the money that Canada will spend that's taken from my salary and that of other Canadians," says Anas Hariri, a Canadian citizen of Syrian origin.

Community groups have launched initiatives to welcome the new arrivals.

Iran-born Amir Kahdir, a member of the National Assembly of Quebec, is helping a knitting project in a Montreal cafe.

"We are united here, people from Montreal, from other cities of Quebec province who have come together to knit hats - what we call here in Canada 'tuques' - to protect Syrian refugees who have begun to arrive to Canada just today," he says.

Khadir writes welcome messages in Arabic to accompany the hats.

"It's very important to tell children that we need to welcome these people with great solidarity and in an international effort of solidarity," says Marie Vincent, community organiser for la Maison d'Aurore group.

Montreal, Canada - 12 December 2015

1. Wide of interior of Montreal Trudeau International Airport

2. Close of departure board

3. Various of airport terminal interior

Montreal, Canada - 13 December 2015

4. Activists holding demonstration for migrant justice in front of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Montreal office

5. Close of sign outside office

6. Rosalind Wong, spokesperson for Solidarity Across Borders, talking to journalist

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Rosalind Wong, spokesperson for Solidarity Across Borders:

"When the Syrian refugees arrive in Toronto Pearson Airport, and when they will arrive today they will receive a health card, social insurance, they'll be able to integrate right away in society and that is exactly what is...it's a model of what is possible and what we demand from the government for thousands of people that are living without status here in Canada."

8. Mid of activists

9. Various of activists marching

10. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Anas Hariri, Canadian citizen of Syrian origin:

"I hope that the refugees that have just arrived in Canada are real refugees that need Canada's protection and the money that Canada will spend that's taken from my salary and that of other Canadians."

Montreal, Canada - 12 December 2015

11. Amir Khadir (right), member of the Quebec National Assembly, talking to a journalist at a Syrian refugee welcoming initiative in a cafe

12. Close of box for collecting hats known as 'tuques'

13. Khadir sitting with women who are knitting hats

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Amir Khadir, member of the Quebec National Assembly:

"We are united here, people from Montreal, from other cities of Quebec province who have come together to knit hats - what we call here in Canada 'tuques' - to protect Syrian refugees who have begun to arrive to Canada just today."

15. Various of Khadir writing welcoming message in Arabic to go with the hats

16. SOUNDBITE (French) Marie Vincent, community organiser with la Maison d'Aurore:

"It's very important to tell children that we need to welcome these people with great solidarity and in an international effort of solidarity."

17. Children knitting hats for refugees

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SHOTLIST: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 28th July, 2016

1. 00:00 Thomas Bach arrives at the welcome centre of the Olympic Village

2. 00:10 Various of Thomas Bach looking at the buildings of the Olympic Village

3. 00:23 Thomas Bach speaks with member of Mexican delegation wishing him welcome

4. 00:35 Thomas Bach walking on the main avenue

5. 00:43 Thomas Bach talking with members of the Austrian delegation

6. 00:52 German athlete Britta Heidemann (fencing Olympic medallist) welcoming Thomas Bach

7. 01:08 Thomas Bach walking to his building with his suitcase

8. 01:13 Thomas Bach entering the building

9. 01:23 Thomas Bach entering his room

10. 01:37 Various of Thomas Bach taking out his personal belongings from the suitcase in his new room

11. 01:56 Various of Thomas Bach going on his balcony and various of him looking at the view

12. 02:30 Thomas Bach visiting his new neighbour Robert Mutsauki, Refugee Olympic team leader

13. 02:54 Thomas Bach leaving his building and heading for the canteen

14. 03:08 Thomas Bach talking with Australian athletes on his way to the canteen and greeting Italian athletes

15. 03:27 Various of athletes walking from the canteen

16. 03:37 Thomas Bach entering the canteen

17. 03:46 Thomas Bach talking with French athletes asking "Have you slept a little?" and wishing them good luck ("Allez les Bleus", "A bientot", "bonne chance")

18. 04:00 Thomas Bach joining athletes for lunch

19. 04:19 SOUNDBITE: (German) Thomas Bach, IOC President, and Britta Heidemann (Fencing Olympic medallist):

Q: "How long are you going to stay in the Village?"

A: "Before the Games start I won't be able to stay. I'm going to put my luggage in my room but if it is possible, I'll sleep three or four times, that would be great."

20. 04:33 SOUNDBITE: (English) Thomas Bach, IOC President:

(on his impression of the Olympic village)

"I like it very much, because in the Olympic Village is where the heart of the Olympic Games is beating. I think you can ask anybody who ever lived in an Olympic village wants to come back. And I'm happy to be back."

21. 04:48 SOUNDBITE: (English) Thomas Bach, IOC President:

"You have the athletes who are focusing on competition, you have athletes who have finished already the competition, they're making friends, you're sharing meals with them. Here in this Village the whole world is together. You can see that the world in fact is a village."

22. 05:07 SOUNDBITE: (English) Thomas Bach, IOC President (on how many times he'll be sleeping in his room):

"I have to start every day very early in the morning with meetings and since I'm not an early bird, then I would not be able to stay here all the time but I will try at least a couple of days to spend time here and to enjoy the time with the athletes. "

SOURCE: SNTV

DURATION: 05:28

STORYLINE: IOC president Thomas Bach arrived at the Olympic Village in Rio de Janeiro on Thursday (28th July).

SCRIPTING INFORMATION:

IOC President Thomas Bach officially moved into the Olympic Village in Rio on Thursday.

He made himself comfortable in his room before meeting dozens of athletes for lunch.

Bach is due to sleep at the Village during the Games as often as possible.

His room is in the same block at the Refugee Olympic Team just a floor below.

Bach, who won a gold medal in the fencing team foil event at the Olympic Games in Montreal in 1976, said: "The Olympic Village is the heart of the Olympic Games and you can really feel the excitement growing as the Games approach. Here in the Village, athletes from around the world can come together as competitors and share their experiences."

The Village, which opened its doors on 24 July, is already accommodating around 2000 athletes and officials.

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SHOWS

02:17 Marshall Takes Oath

Washington - General George C Marshall, wartime Chief of Staff, returns from China and assumes his new role as Secretary of State. Chief Justice Vinson administers the oath, while President Truman and members of his Cabinet look on.

03:14 New Navy Jet Tested

Farmingdale, Li - The Navy takes the wraps off its newest carrier-based jet fighter plane, the Grumman XF9F "Panther". The sleek 600 mph craft requires only 500 feet for take-off on its test flight and unlike previous carrier-based jets, it nedds no catapult for launching.

04:14 War Rages In Indochina

Hanoi - In strife-torn Indo-China, French Government forces shell rebel-held towns and then move in for bitter in-fighting with machine guns and small-arms to mop up the entrenched Vietnamese, whose slogan is "Down with French rule".

05:35 Sports Briefs

Ski Jumping - Art Devlin jumps 202 feet at the 41st annual tournament at Fox River Grove, Illinois, a new record for Norge Hill.

Auto Racing on Ice - In New Hampshire, drivers race "Jitterbugs" (reconditioned jalopies) on ice.

Aquatics - Water ballet highlights a swimming show at Miami Beach.

08:07 Truman Acts To Halt Communist Aggression

Washington - The president tells a solemn joint session of Congress that the "fateful hour" has come when the US must halt the spread of Communism or risk a global war. To do this, he urges financial and military aid to both Greece and Turkey.

10:20 Disaster Aftermath

Texas City, Texas - Smoke and flames still rise from burning oil tanks as the stricken city counts its dead and digs out. The official toll is over 400, with hundreds still missing. Grim evidence of the three-day battle against the flames is shown in these dramatic scenes.

11:53 New Propeller Slows Airplane

Caldwell, New Jersey - A new-type propeller, that can be reversed in flight to reduce the time of descent of multi-engine aircraft, is demonstrated. The reversible pitch prop also shortens the landing run and makes for safer operation.

13:06 Korean Wins Marathon

Boston - Yun Bok Su, young Korean university student, wins the Boston Marathon by two-thirds of a mile, eclipsing a large field of international runners and setting a news course record.

13:50 "Leafs" Win Stanley Cup

Toronto - The Toronto Maple leafs clinch the trophy by defeating the defending champions, the Montreal Canadiens, by a score of 2-1.

14:54 Back-Stop "Bats 1,000"

Baseball players test a new material for back-stop use in batting practice - a heat-treated glass that won't shatter even when hit by the full force of a speeding ball.

15:41 Underwater Bathing Beauties

Florida tries out a novel idea: a beauty contest held underwater.

16:40 Duke And Duchess Home

England - The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, home from a visit to the US, arrive on the Queen Elizabeth.

17:04 Gandhi Prayer Meeting

India - In these rare pictures of the famed Hindu, Mr Ghandi conducts his evening prayer, a regular feature of the holy man's daily life. Hundreds come to watch and listen as he reads from holy books.

17:49 Big Top Tots

Connie Ann (5) and Colleena Sue Gallagher may be little, but they are already a big attraction in their mother's knife-throwing act, and on their way to becoming veteran troupers.

18:32 Beauty Shop For Men

Hollywood - A visit to a beauty salon with both men and women clients is enlivened by the sight of three radio comics getting the works - from mud packs to permanents.

19:17 Auto Speed Classic

Indianapolis - Death rides the track as Maurie Rose of chicago wins the 500-mile frace with an average speed of 116 miles an hour. Shorty Canton, veteran driver, is killed instantly as he crashes against a wall.

21:17 "Phalanx" Wins Belmont

Belmont - After losing two of racing's big crowns, the favoured three-year-old 'Phalanx' wins the third by five lengths and picks up a US$78,000 jackpot, the largest on record.

22:39 West Point Graduation

West Point, New York - the US Military Academy holds graduation exercises for 310 cadets and presents a full-dress review by the entire Corps.

23:37 Japanese Balloon Sites Found

Japan - A war-time terror device is trailed to its secret lair in Japan. The balloon-launching sites - from whence were sent the bomb-laden balloons over Canada and the US - are inspected by Army investigators.

24:24 Hand-Painted Swimsuits

Miami Beach - Artist Jimmy Rosen has an unusual occupation - and a Florida attraction - he paints bathing suits as models display them.

25:05 Rodeo In Manhattan

New York - At Yankee Stadium, baseball takes a back seat when cowboy star Ken Maynard and his troupe of rodeo riders put on a jamboree for the fans.

26:13 Military Training Urged

Princeton, New Jersey - Accompanied by Professor Einstein, General Eisenhower, former President Hoover, and other dignitaries, President Truman takes part in commencement exercises at Princeton University. Receiving an honorary law degree, the president issues a strong appeal for adoption of a universal military training programme.

27:27 New Fall Hats

New York, USA, - Florence Reichman displays her collection of Fall millinery inspired by the new U-I picture, "Ivy", starring Joan Fontaine.

28:26 Riggs Defeats Kramer

New York, USA - In his professional tennis debut bewfore 15,000 at Madison Square Garden, Jack Kramer bows in defeat before Bobby Riggs.

29:34 Globe Air Mark Broken

Chicago - William P Odom lands in his Reynolds "Bombshell" bomber after circling the globe in 73 hours - a new record eclipsing Wiley Post's old mark by over 100 hours.

31:27 Senate Probe Of Howard Hughes Called Off

In a verbal clash, Howard Hughes fiercely resists the Senate Sub-Committee questions investigating Hughes' war-time plane contracts and makes a final statement blasting Senator Brewster. The Senate group adjourns until Fall.

33:44 The Fight For Palestine

Palestine - Bomb explosions and attacks on British troops continue. Three policemen die in a blast at Labour Department Headquarters, and the problem of the Holy Land continues. In France, a refugee ship returning illegal immigrants awaits world verdict.

35:24 The Gold Cup Race

New York, USA - In a gruelling 90-mile race on the choppy waters of Jamaica Bay, Danny Foster of California pilots "Miss Peps V" to victory in the 40th Gold Cup classic defeating defending champion Guy Lombardo.

36:46 Yankees Win World Series

New York, USA - Highlights of the World Series show the New York Yankees defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers in a close-fought match.

41:48 Hughes Flies Mammoth Plane

Long-Beach - Hoard Hughes takes his 400,000 lb plywood goliath aloft in a suprise mile flight. Subject of Senatorial investigation, Mr Hughes is alone in the $23 million craft which flies successfully after only two taxi tests.

43:34 Marshall Asks: $597,000 Stopgap Aid

Washington, USA - State Secretary Marshall, appearing before a Joint House and Senate group debating foreign aid, calls for a speedy appropriation of more than half-a-billion dollars to tide over the people of Italy, France and Austria.

44:21 "The Friendship Train"

California - Laden with vital food parcels for Europe's starving, the "Friendship Train" picks up more cars as it rolls eastward. Americans from coast to coast will have the opportunity to contriubte their share as the trains stops enroute.

45:44 Royal Wedding: Elizabeth Weds Philip At Westminster Abbey

England, UK - In an historic ceremony at Westminster Abbey, the heir to the British crown, Princess Elizabeth, is married to Philip Mountbatten, son of Prince Andrew of Greece. Memorable scenes include the wedding itself, attended by the bride's parents, the King and Queen, and other royal notables then the spectacular procession back to Buckingham Palace.

48:45 Michigan Tops Illinois

Champaign - Big Nine honours are at stake as the Woverines and Illini clash before 72,000 fans. Elliott's 74 yard score plus a long gain on passes give Michigan a 14-7 victory.

49:50 Lujak Receives Trophy

New York - Johnny Lujak, Notre Dame quarterback who sparked the "Irish" to its unbeaten season, receives the Heisman trophy, embematic of football greatness, at a Downtown Athletic Club ceremony.

50:12 Miss Truman Meets Press

Washington - Margaret Truman meets the ladies of the press and proves herself adept at answering all questions - including whether Dad would prefer a prima donna to grandchildren (a direct reference to her current interest in singing).

50:56 "Babe" Cheers Polio Kids

New York - Babe Ruth plays "Santa" at a Christmas party for 50 youngsters, victims of polio, at the Hotel Astor.