(1 May 2003)
1. High shot (filmed from balcony) of rioters setting fire to car
2. High of rioters rocking car
3. High of car being set on fire, pans to previous car having now been rolled over (just visible)
4. High of people watching
5. High of masked rioters setting fire to car (which has been rolled)
6. High of another car being set on fire, and rioters jumping up and down on the roof, pans to show masked rioters
7. High of flames pouring out of car, pulls out to wide to show buildings
8. High of riot police moving into street
9. Various high shots of police forming line in street
10. Car on fire
11. Various of riot police in street beside burning vehicles
12. Water cannons brought in to extinguish fires
13. Line of riot police
14. Various of firemen hosing down car
15. Fireman extinguishing flames from motorbike
16. Fire engine
17. Various of police armoured vehicle outside cafes and crowds
18. Various of water canon being used on rioters in background
19. Long shot of youth being led away by police, pulls out to wide
STORYLINE:
Youths set cars alight and pelted police with stones, bottles and fireworks on Thursday night in a Berlin neighbourhood famed for its May Day clashes.
Earlier in the day, some five thousand protesters staged a peaceful march in support of a variety of leftist causes.
But scuffles between riot police and masked rioters began around dusk in the western Kreuzberg district.
Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse troublemakers.
Several vehicles were set alight and the emergency services used water canons to extinguish the fires.
Other cars were overturned or had their windows broken.
The violence in Kreuzberg, where May Day protests have been marked by violence every year since 1987, followed scuffles on Wednesday night elsewhere in the capital that resulted in more than 100 arrests.
There was no immediate word on how many people were detained on Thursday.
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