(18 Aug 1998) T/I: 11:15:52 - A2
T/I: 10:56:28 - GS 21/08/98


US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright paid tribute on Tuesday (18/8) to bombing victims and staff of the embassies in Nairobi and Tanzania,and promised to track down the perpetrators of the August 7th bombs, which left 257 dead and nearly 5,000 injured.

SHOWS:

DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA - 18/8
00.00 ws overhead shot of damaged building
00.05 ms Tanzanian and US flag stand in entrance to bombed out building
00.09 ms damaged machines and rubble
00.13 cu crater - pan across it
00.19 ms US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright laying wreath with
Charges D'Affaires John Lange
00.25 cutaway cu marines standing in line watching
00.28 ws back shot of Albright putting wreath on damaged building
00.35 cu flag
00.37 ms Albright in a hard hat on top of damaged building
00.43 ws pan across damaged building - burnt out on right
00.48 sot US Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright:"Rest assured that
these bombings will not cause America to back down or retreat. We
will not be intimidated. we will maintain a presence in Africa
and elsewhere where we are welcome or needed".

NAIROBI, KENYA - 18/8/98
01.03 ws Albright getting out of the plane in Nairobi.
01.12 cu press cameras at Arap Moi's residence
01.16 ms Albright meets President Arap Moi - handshake
01.25 ws bomb site
01.28 SOT US Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright: "I know there is
anguish about what happened in the aftermath of the bombings and
I cannot say we acted perfectly. I believe that allegations of
callousness are wrong.
01.40 ms Kenyan men listening to her
01.43 ms Albright with embassy official, laying wreath.

01.50 Vision Ends

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