MSNBC Weekend Dayside 11:30 hour anchored by Alex Witt and Sam Shane.

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Event Date(s): 09/28/2003 | Event Location(s): London, England;Rome, Italy;Jerusalem, Israel; | Description: 11:30:00 MSNBC Live anchored by Alex Witt and Sam Shane. 11:30:44 Shane reports that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and other intelligence agencies dispute charges that they provided inaccurate and incomplete evidence about former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's attempt to expand his weapons of mass destruction program. Panning shot of oil drums in Iraq. Medium shot of oil drugs in a bunker. Wide shot of oil drums in a ditch. 11:31:21 Witt is joined by NBC News correspondent Charles Sabine live from London, England. He reports on the political fallout associated with British Prime Minister Tony Blair's decision to support a United States (US) invasion of Iraq even though no weapons of mass destruction have ever been recovered. He holds up the front page of"The Observor". Shot of Blair addressing the British Parliament in London, England. Overhead interior shot of British Parliament. Shot of Blair during commentary. Blair commenting during an interview courtesy British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) interview. 11:33:43 Shane reports on a major blackout in the majority of Italy. About 50 million people are left without electricity. 11:33:58 NBC News correspondent Jim Maceda reports from Rome, Italy. He reports on the major blackout, which struck the majority of Italy, leaving 50 million people without power. Video of people walking outdoors during the blackout in Italy seen from inside a moving vehicle. Video of people walking inside a subway station. There were no fatalities or injuries reported due to the power outage. Maceda reports on the health status of Pope John Paul II. Zoom out shot of the Pope seated during a mass in Saint Peter's Square in Vatican City. Medium shot of the Pope. Medium shot of Philippines President Gloria Arroyo greeting the Pope. Close up shot of Arroyo. Medium shot of Arroyo and the Pope seated during a meeting. Wide shot of Arroyo and the Pope seated during the meeting. Zoom out shot of their meeting. Maceda reports on the naming of new Cardinals. Medium shot of newly appointed Cardinal Archbishop Justin Rigali shaking hands with unidentified people. Close up shot of a document. Tilt down shot of Rigali speaking with an unidentified man. Zoom out shot of the Pope seated during a mass. Medium shot of the Pope. Wide overhead shot of people seated in the church. Medium shot of the church. Overhead shot of people inside the church. Zoom out shot of the Pope. Video of the Pope being wheeled out of the church. Maceda closes on camera from Rome, Italy. 11:37:25 NBC News correspondent Keith Miller reports from Jerusalem, Israel. He reports the three-year anniversary of the entifadah that created violence between Israelis and Palestinians in the Middle East. Shot of people standing before a wailing wall. Shot of people during prayer. Overhead shots of people praying. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon walking outdoors. Wide shot of Sharon walking with an entourage. Video of people throwing objects at police officers in riot gear holding up shields. Video of a group of men lifting and carrying a man. Shots of a dead Palestinian being carried by a crowd. Video of Israeli soldiers carrying a coffin draped with an Israeli flag. Close up shot of a woman crying. Medium shot of Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat blowing kisses. Medium shot of Arafat waving. Aerial panning shot of a large fence. Close up shot of barbed wire. Wide shot of Palestinians walking down a walkway. Low angle shot of people walking past a guard. Video of Palestinians walking outdoors. Medium shot of two children standing at a window. Palestinians throwing objects at an army vehicle. Palestinian throws rocks at a military vehicle. Unsteady video of an ambulance driving down a road as an explosion is seen in the distance. Wide shot of a vehicle fire burning. Palestinians standing near vehicle fire. Miller reports on camera. Wide shot of a bus damaged by a suicide bombing at night. Medium shot of a man carrying an injured child. Wide shot of people helping injured people laying on the ground. Panning shot of rescue workers tending to injured victims. Miller reports on camera. Israeli soldier talking to Palestinians. Miller reports on camera. 11:39:39 Shane and Witt preview upcoming topics. Preview video. 11:43:35 Shane reports on a new poll from"Newsweek" magazine which shows President George W Bush's approval ratings falling. Graphic listing the results from a"Newsweek" poll rating President Bush's approval ratings. Graphic listing the top Democratic Presidential candidates. 11:44:33 Shane is joined by MSNBC Campaign Embed correspondent Felix Schein live via telephone. He reports on his assignment covering Democratic Presidential Candidate Howard Dean. They discuss how Democratic Presidential Candidate retired General Wesley Clark has been doing well despite his late start. Medium shot of Dean shaking hands with unidentified people. Close up shot of Dean shaking hands with people. Medium shot of Dean speaking during a rally. Wide shot of Dean speaking. Zoom out shot of Dean supporters. Close up shot of Dean speaking. Graphic showing the results from the latest Zogby poll showing the results from a New Hampshire primary. Video of Dean hugging a woman and shaking hands with a man on stage during a rally. Low angle shot of Dean speaking a rally. Wide shot of Dean speaking. Close up shot of Dean. Medium shot of Dean speaking on sage. Zoom out shot of Dean supporters. Close up shot of Dean speaking during an interview. Medium shot of Dean speaking. Wide shot of Dean speaking outdoors. Low angle shot of Dean speaking during a rally. 11:47:00 Graphic plug for politics.msnbc.com. 11:47:16 Witt previews the movie"School of Rock" starring actor Jack Black. Clip from the movie"School of Rock" featuring Jack Black. 11:48:04 Excerpt of Witt interviewing"Village Voice" reporter Michael Musto. They discuss the movie"School of Rock" and actor Jack Black. Clips from"School of Rock". Clip of Black performing on"Tonight Show with Jay Leno" courtesy of NBC. 11:50:42 Shane and Witt preview upcoming topics. Preview video. 11:45:10 Shane reports on President George W Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin's meeting in Camp David, Maryland. They urged Iran and North Korea to abandon suspected nuclear weapons programs. Clip of Secretary of State Colin Powell commenting on the need to shut down nuclear weapons facilities. 11:55:11 Shane reports that Ohio residents are cleaning up after a possible tornado ripped through Cincinnati, Ohio. Medium shot of a wall with a tree going through it. Wide shot of a shed with a tree going through it. Wide shot of a damaged structure roped off with yellow tape. Medium shot of a damaged shed. Low angle shot of a man sweeping the ground. Tilt down shot of a broken window. 11:55:33 Shane reports that thousands of people from North Carolina to Maryland are still without power as a result from Hurricane Isabel. Wide shot of a downed utility pole in Henrico County, Virginia. Medium shot of a utility worker inspecting a pole. Medium shot of a man feeding branches into a chipper. Wide shot of workers standing around a chipper. Tilt down shot of a tree laying on a house. Close up shot of damage done from a tree landing on a house. Wide shot of the damaged house. Rolling shot of downed trees. 11:55:58 Shane reports that the Detroit Tigers staved off history with a startling rally, coming from eight runs down to beat the Minnesota Twins 9-8 on a wild pitch in the bottom of the ninth inning. Video of highlights from the game between the Minnesota Twins and the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park in Detroit, Michigan. 11:56:33 Shane reports on the Chicago Cubs advancing to the Major League Baseball (MLB) National League playoffs by winning the National League Central title. Video of fans and players celebrating at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Illinois (courtesy of Fox Sports). 11:56:52 Witt and Shane close the program. 11:57:05 MSNBC Weekend Traveler's Forecast. Graphic plug for weather.msnbc.com.