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Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye reporting for LBMW...
Speaker 1: ... here at the military blockade to the north of the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: It's a scene of drama, anger and confusion here.
Speaker 1: We've got folks turning up trying to get through.
Speaker 1: And standing in their way are guys in camo.
Speaker 1: US Army recruits who four days ago were waiting to ship out overseas from local military bases..
Speaker 1: ... but who are now checkpoint guards around their former home.
Speaker 1: And still no word on the condition of those inside the Zone!
Speaker 1: We know there's something like an influenza virus in there...
Speaker 1: ... but it's localized.
Speaker 1: There's just a handful of reports of strange behaviors.
Speaker 1: Panic, confusion...
Speaker 1: I've been told that military scientists ARE present within the zone.
Speaker 1: We should hear concrete details tomorrow.
Speaker 1: If anything else comes out of the Exclusion Zone...
Speaker 1: ... you'll be the first to know.
Speaker 1: Keep safe Kentucky.


Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye.
Speaker 1: I'm here at the checkpoints to the north of the Knox exclusion zone.
Speaker 1: I'm here with Denise, who has a story to tell.
Speaker 1: Denise, you were one of the last out of the Zone. Am I right?
Speaker 2: I was. My Mom's still in there.
Speaker 1: Have you heard from her?
Speaker 2: Nothin'. Phones are out.
Speaker 2: These guys... all standing in-between us.
Speaker 1: The Army, yes. And how did you get out?
Speaker 2: Well we heard the helicopters all night through.
Speaker 2: Mom was ill. High temperature, real sleepy.
Speaker 2: Nothing serious I thought.
Speaker 2: I was going to work at Gas to Go early, like every morning.
Speaker 2: I saw these guys in plastic suits.
Speaker 2: Y'know... bright yellow?
Speaker 1: Hazard suits Denise?
Speaker 2: I guess. Anyway I saw them down the road.
Speaker 2: Thought it was weird, but everything's weird at 4AM right?
Speaker 2: Then I drive through, get taken aside...
Speaker 2: They shine a light into my eyes. Take a blood sample...
Speaker 2: Keep me locked tight until like... ten minutes ago?
Speaker 2: Then they say I'm clear and kick me out.
Speaker 2: Then I meet you.
Speaker 2: What's going on Jackie?
Speaker 1: We don't know just yet Denise.
Speaker 1: From what I've been told your Mom will be fine.
Speaker 2: You know that?
Speaker 1: I don't know that, I've been told that.
Speaker 1: Keep close Denise, you'll know what I know.
Speaker 1: Just like the guys listening will.
Speaker 1: Keep safe Kentucky.


Speaker 1: This is Frank Hemingway, taking over coverage of the Knox Event from Jackie.
Speaker 1: It's the end of the second day of the Knox exclusion.
Speaker 1: Still no word on the contagion.
Speaker 1: So what do we know?
Speaker 1: Influenza symptoms brought the towns of West Point and Muldraugh to a standstill.
Speaker 1: Then overnight... the blockades appeared.
Speaker 1: Military sources suggest the area is watertight...
Speaker 1: ... there's even boats patrolling the Ohio river.
Speaker 1: If the checkpoints aren't gone tomorrow, however... the boundary will be tested.
Speaker 1: We've got concerned locals, evacuated families and, yup...
Speaker 1: ... more news teams turning up every hour.
Speaker 1: Everyone wants to get in just as, we assume, the residents want to get out.
Speaker 1: We're promised answers tomorrow from one... General John McGrew.
Speaker 1: We can't wait to hear them General.
Speaker 1: Better make them good...
Speaker 1: Frank Hemingway. LBMW.


Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 1: You're listening to LBMW.
Speaker 1: It's day three of the Knox evacuation
Speaker 1: Still NO official statement on the contagion that has gripped Kentucky.
Speaker 1: The Exclusion Zone remains in place.
Speaker 1: Military personnel from local bases have a HUGE area closed off.
Speaker 1: Their primary deployment: south of Louisville.
Speaker 1: The Exclusion Zone stretches out below the curve of the Ohio river...
Speaker 1: ...and contains the small towns of Muldraugh and West Point.
Speaker 1: We have been told: there will be answers.
Speaker 1: LBMW understands a press conference will be held this afternoon...
Speaker 1: ... on the brewing chaos of the last four days.
Speaker 1: Will the communications black-out be explained?
Speaker 1: Until then, the only advice for those nearby remains: stay indoors.
Speaker 1: This is Frank Hemingway for LBMW.


Speaker 1: You're listening to LBMW.
Speaker 1: We're reporting direct from where General John McGrew made the following statement:
Speaker 2: I am making this statement at 11AM on the 14th July 1993.
Speaker 2: There are many rumors circulating. Many falsehoods.
Speaker 2: This is an appeal for calm.
Speaker 2: I can confirm there has been an outbreak.
Speaker 2: The ailment is, as yet, unidentified.
Speaker 2: It is flu-like. It leads to panic. It leads to confusion.
Speaker 2: There is NO evidence of fatalities within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: We are using judged and judicious force to maintain the border.
Speaker 2: Warning shots have been fired.
Speaker 2: No civilians have been harmed.
Speaker 2: We must ensure that this infection is not allowed to spread.
Speaker 2: I am in hourly contact with the President on this matter.
Speaker 2: The no-fly zone will remain in place for the foreseeable future.
Speaker 2: At this time, we will take no questions.
Speaker 1: You're listening to LBMW. I'm Jackie Jaye.
Speaker 1: The exclusion zone to the south of Louisville remains in place today.
Speaker 1: No vehicles, no phone calls, no cameras...
Speaker 1: ... just the rapid deployment of military personnel and vehicles.
Speaker 1: LBMW is in a temporary camp on the exclusion border.
Speaker 1: Panic throughout the nation is endemic.
Speaker 1: What next for Kentucky in this sad story?


Speaker 1: Good evening. This is LBMW.
Speaker 1: I'm Frank Hemingway.
Speaker 1: After repeated demands General John McGrew today explained the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: But are his answers enough for Kentucky?
Speaker 2: I can confirm there has been an outbreak.
Speaker 2: The ailment is, as yet, unidentified.
Speaker 2: It is flu-like. It leads to panic. It leads to confusion.
Speaker 2: There is NO evidence of fatalities within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: We are using judged and judicious force to maintain the border.
Speaker 2: Warning shots have been fired.
Speaker 2: No civilians have been harmed.
Speaker 1: General McGrew went on to state that the no-fly zone...
Speaker 1: ... would remain in place for the immediate future.
Speaker 1: His comments have done little to allay public fear.
Speaker 1: Why are we in the dark?
Speaker 1: Why can't they talk to us?
Speaker 1: And why won't they let US talk to them?
Speaker 1: Ah, wait we've just got this in.
Speaker 1: It's a statement from the President distributed to all media.
Speaker 3: This is a distressing time.
Speaker 3: The situation in Kentucky is unexpected and saddening.
Speaker 3: My first thoughts are with the friends and families of those within the Zone.
Speaker 3: People have been separated, folk have been evacuated...
Speaker 3: I understand the difficulties facing us.
Speaker 3: However, I have faith in the fine people of the Center for Disease Control...
Speaker 3: ... to get to the root of the panic and confusion within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 3: I have faith in our Servicemen and Women to fulfill their duties...
Speaker 3: ... and for General John McGrew to command them with the foresight and dedication...
Speaker 3: ... he has shown throughout his exemplary career.
Speaker 3: It is a distressing time America, but you are in safe hands.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: This is Frank Hemingway for LBMW.
Speaker 1: Saying it like I see it.
Speaker 1: Keep safe Kentucky.


Speaker 1: This is Frank Hemingway, LBMW.
Speaker 1: I'm in the media camp on the Knox Exclusion Zone boundary.
Speaker 1: Last night, the President gave full support to agencies fighting the Knox Event.
Speaker 2: This is a distressing time.
Speaker 2: The situation in Kentucky is unexpected and saddening.
Speaker 2: My first thoughts are with the friends and families of those within the Zone.
Speaker 2: People have been separated, folk have been evacuated...
Speaker 2: I understand the difficulties facing us.
Speaker 2: However, I have faith in the fine people of the Center for Disease Control...
Speaker 2: ... to get to the root of the panic and confusion within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: I have faith in our Servicemen and Women to fulfill their duties...
Speaker 2: ... and for General John McGrew to command them with the foresight and dedication...
Speaker 2: ... he has shown throughout his exemplary career.
Speaker 2: It is a distressing time America, but you are in safe hands.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Now back to the Exclusion Zone Boundary, where I am this morning.
Speaker 1: In my hand? An exclusive statement from General John McGrew.
Speaker 1: Here he apologises for...
Speaker 1: a 'lack of clarity'...
Speaker 1: ... in what many are calling 'The Knox Event'.
Speaker 1: In the EXCLUSIVE statement to LBMW he again confirmed...
Speaker 1: ... that the outbreak is contained...
Speaker 1: ...and that he is unaware of fatalities within the exclusion zone.
Speaker 1: When I asked whether the miliary sensitivity of the region...
Speaker 1: ... had an impact on the way the Event is being handled...
Speaker 1: ... I was met only with silence.
Speaker 1: This is Frank Hemingway for LBMW.
Speaker 1: Saying it, like I see it.
Speaker 1: Keep safe Kentucky.


Speaker 1: Hi. Jackie Jaye for LBMW.
Speaker 1: What caused the Event? Rumor is rife.
Speaker 1: A strange cloud hangs over Kentucky.
Speaker 1: I'm in one of the camps that has grown on the Event border.
Speaker 1: Displaced families, people with families inside the Event...
Speaker 1: They're all here. And, guess what? They're angry.
Speaker 2: They say we shouldn't be worried...
Speaker 2: ... but they won't even say what in HELL this is?
Speaker 2: He says there are no casualties?
Speaker 2: There's a lot of bad stuff leading up to a casualty, right?
Speaker 2: What happened to my wife, General?
Speaker 2: Why can't we speak?
Speaker 1: Do you know what caused this sir?
Speaker 2: Hell if I know.
Speaker 2: Some are saying it was the smell.
Speaker 2: Awful bad smell here, for weeks.
Speaker 1: And what do you think has happened to your Mommy, sweetheart?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Neither do I honey.
Speaker 2: It'll be okay.
Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye. Keep safe guys.


Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye, here today with Professor John Ramirez - a military scientist
Speaker 1: Professor Ramirez, we've been told that you can provide some answers.
Speaker 1: How are they doing in there?
Speaker 2: Not good Jackie.
Speaker 2: They're all on two feet, but they're in a bad way.
Speaker 1: What are the symptoms? Is this life-threatening?
Speaker 2: We've taken samples.
Speaker 2: There's a team looking into that right now.
Speaker 2: There's no reason to spread fear or alarm.
Speaker 2: We have top men looking into what this is...
Speaker 2: ...and just where it came from.
Speaker 1: And the symptoms?
Speaker 2: Like we said: flu-like at first, then - panic and confusion.
Speaker 2: We think the spread has slowed now.
Speaker 2: But we don't deal in absolutes.
Speaker 2: This remains a volatile situation, with a contagious illness at its heart.
Speaker 2: The lockdown is required by international law...
Speaker 2: ... and common sense...
Speaker 2: ... until we know for sure we are safe.
Speaker 2: I'm sure y'all can understand why.
Speaker 1: And the reports of violence?
Speaker 2: At this point in time we have no reason to believe folks won't recover.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your time.
Speaker 1: I'm Jackie Jaye. Keep safe Kentucky.


Speaker 1: Good evening. I'm Frank Hemingway.
Speaker 1: This is LBMW.
Speaker 1: Public anger reaches boiling point...
Speaker 1: ... and Knox Telecommunications accept responsibility for ongoing communication outages...
Speaker 1: ... that were in place days BEFORE the Knox Event began.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, fresh details of the Knox Infection emerge.
Speaker 1: Flu-like - then panic and confusion.
Speaker 1: A contagion that spread throughout entire communities.
Speaker 1: A contagion that, scientists claim, might soon have run its course.
Speaker 1: So, if it's all over: why the black-out?
Speaker 1: What aren't we being told?
Speaker 1: Today a public demonstration in Washington DC exploded into angry scenes.
Speaker 1: All we need, the people say, are answers.
Speaker 1: LBMW ask the questions..
Speaker 1: But sometimes the silence is even more damning...
Speaker 1: ...than the answers that aren't there.
Speaker 1: Frank Hemingway.  LBMW.


Speaker 1: This is Frank Hemingway, signing off for the night.
Speaker 1: Growing unrest has been reported throughout the nation.
Speaker 1: Placards in Washington. Firebombs in Detroit.
Speaker 1: A Greene's Grocery Store in downtown LA: set ablaze.
Speaker 1: Isolated incidents with one voice:
Speaker 1: We don't feel safe.'
Speaker 1: and 'What aren't we being told?'
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, camps on the edge of the Event boundary continue to grow.
Speaker 1: Onlookers, well-wishers, worried families...
Speaker 1: ... staring through the wire and arguing with military personnel.
Speaker 1: As anger continues to grow.
Speaker 1: Frank Hemingway.  LBMW.


Speaker 1: We're five days into the Event exclusion. This is LBMW.
Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye on the Event boundary, with your breaking news.
Speaker 1: Last night anger at the handling of the Knox Event boiled over.
Speaker 1: As public outcry and disorder spills onto the streets of our cities.
Speaker 1: The President has released a statement asking for calm.
Speaker 2: I understand the frustration. I can hear you: loud and clear.
Speaker 2: I understand the frustration because I'm like you.
Speaker 2: I want to know when my fellow Americans...
Speaker 2: ...fellow Americans who are laid low with sickness...
Speaker 2: ... can be returned to their families.
Speaker 2: To this end I will be talking to the General today.
Speaker 2: From which I will be able to provide more answers.
Speaker 2: However.
Speaker 2: The horrifying activities we have seen on our streets over the last 24 hours?
Speaker 2: There is no excuse. No excuse whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Arrests will be made. Every authority is on high alert.
Speaker 2: If you are seeking to disrupt our way of life through fear and scaremongering...
Speaker 2: ...you will be sorely disappointed.
Speaker 2: I will come back to you with more information...
Speaker 2: ...FULL information...
Speaker 2: When I have it in my hand.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, closer to home.
Speaker 1: General John McGrew has issued a warning to folks camped out on the Event line.
Speaker 1: His message: if worried relatives and displaced families do not move on...
Speaker 1: ... they will be dispersed.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, gunshots from inside the Zone have been heard.
Speaker 1: The military refused to comment.
Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye. Keep safe Kentucky.


Speaker 1: You're listening to LBMW. I'm Jackie Jaye.
Speaker 1: Breaking news.
Speaker 1: Commercial flights out of the US have been grounded by the World Health Organisation.
Speaker 1: Any flight scheduled to take off after six tonight is cancelled.
Speaker 1: In a statement the World Health Organisation highlights...
Speaker 1: ... an 'ongoing concern over the still unidentified Kentucky outbreak'...
Speaker 1: ... as it seeks to prevent  the malady spreading internationally.
Speaker 1: The President has reacted with anger.
Speaker 2: This move is as unwelcome...
Speaker 2: ...as it is economically unsound.
Speaker 2: I will seek to redress this move at every opportunity.
Speaker 2: After talks with the General I am satisfied that...
Speaker 2: The Knox Event is, to all intents of purpose, contained.
Speaker 2: However.
Speaker 2: Tests on those recovering from the Knox sickness are inconclusive.
Speaker 2: We have labs set up inside the Zone now.
Speaker 2: I assure the American people that every dollar I have at my disposal...
Speaker 2: ...will go toward their healing and rehabilitation.
Speaker 2: However, I repeat: the Knox Event IS contained.
Speaker 2: Procedures are underway to ensure our safety.
Speaker 2: That will be all.
Speaker 1: From six tonight EST the ONLY craft with permission to take off...
Speaker 1: ...will carry medicines or military personnel.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile in unsavory scenes...
Speaker 1: ...panic-buying has turned to looting in many states.
Speaker 1: America sits on a knife-edge.
Speaker 1: Jackie Jaye.


Speaker 1: This is Frank Hemingway...
Speaker 2: ... and I'm Jackie Jaye.
Speaker 1: Scenes of turmoil tonight as military forces roll into towns and cities.
Speaker 1: Peacekeeping forces have been stationed throughout the nation.
Speaker 1: Throughout it all: that same message:
Speaker 1: Stay indoors where possible. Do not panic.
Speaker 2: This all in response to the unprecedented move made by the WHO...
Speaker 2: ...who have cancelled all flights to and from mainland America.
Speaker 2: All eyes are on developments in a sleepy corner of Kentucky...
Speaker 2: ...now a no-go zone ring-fenced by the US Army
Speaker 2: Once we'd report from Muldraugh and West Point about county fairs and sick pets...
Speaker 2: ... now times have changed significantly.
Speaker 1: Pictures released to LBMW, however, show crowded streets...
Speaker 1: ...suggesting that, despite it all, some townsfolk are living as normal.
Speaker 1: Frank Hemingway and Jackie Jaye,  LBMW.
Speaker 2: Stay safe everyone.


Speaker 1: Breaking news on LBMW.
Speaker 1: The Knox Exclusion Zone has been widened.
Speaker 1: Early this morning, some camps growing along key access roads were moved back.
Speaker 1: A statement from the office of General John McGrew reads as follows:
Speaker 1: Civilians were moved peacefully and calmly...'
Speaker 1: ...and sometimes in military vehicles for their own safety.'
Speaker 1: Rumors of conflict on the edge of the abandoned perimeter...
Speaker 1: ... however, have not gone away.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, throughout the nation the disruption continues.
Speaker 1: There were fatalities today when a demo in New York turned violent.
Speaker 1: Fear and panic are growing.
Speaker 1: America looks to its leaders for answers.
Speaker 1: Frank Hemingway, LBMW.


Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye with breaking news.
Speaker 1: We're going straight over to a briefing from the White House.
Speaker 2: It is time to face facts. It is time to settle down.
Speaker 2: We only ask for your responsible actions as an American citizen.
Speaker 2: I, personally, take responsibility for the perceived lack of communication.
Speaker 2: And for the rumormongering that has grown around the so-called 'Knox Event'
Speaker 2: At this time we have no reason to believe residents of Kentucky will not recover.
Speaker 2: However, as the picture clears, and more information is made available...
Speaker 2: ... its likelihood is starting to recede.
Speaker 2: We have been hesitant to discuss specifics, yes, but with reason.
Speaker 2: The Knox Event IS contained, but its panic and confusion is not.
Speaker 2: We wanted to establish facts, but public alarm has not provided enough time.
Speaker 2: From 6pm tonight there will be curfews in some of our biggest cities.
Speaker 2: This is for your protection. Please do not leave your house.
Speaker 2: Please have faith in both our military and our emergency services.
Speaker 2: I ask our journalistic community to report responsibly.
Speaker 2: We are examining all potentialities.
Speaker 2: I will update you whenever we have new information.
Speaker 1: This has been Jackie Jaye.
Speaker 1: Keep safe Kentucky.


Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye on LBMW.
Speaker 1: We've seen... disturbing evidence from inside the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: But... it's not verified.
Speaker 1: We're working hard to assess what we've witnessed.
Speaker 1: But there's still no official word on the true danger of the biological threat
Speaker 1: ...that we can report on.
Speaker 1: Embedded as we are, with General John McGrew's troops.
Speaker 1: While we work on that, the President this morning addressed the nation.
Speaker 2: It is time to face facts. It is time to settle down.
Speaker 2: We only ask for your responsible actions as an American citizen.
Speaker 2: I, personally, take responsibility for the perceived lack of communication.
Speaker 2: And for the rumor-mongering that has grown around the so-called 'Knox Event'
Speaker 2: At this time we have no reason to believe residents of Kentucky will not recover.
Speaker 2: However, as the picture clears, and more information is made available...
Speaker 2: ... its likelihood is starting to recede.
Speaker 2: We have been hesitant to discuss specifics, yes, but with reason.
Speaker 2: The Knox Event IS contained, but its panic and confusion is not.
Speaker 2: We wanted to establish facts, but public alarm has not provided enough time.
Speaker 2: From 6pm tonight there will be curfews in some of our biggest cities.
Speaker 2: This is for your protection. Please do not leave your house.
Speaker 2: Please have faith in both our military and our emergency services.
Speaker 2: I ask our journalistic community to report responsibly.
Speaker 2: We are examining all potentialities.
Speaker 2: I will update you whenever we have new information.
Speaker 1: Stay tuned everyone...
Speaker 1: ... you need to hear what's coming up next.
Speaker 1: Keep safe.


Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye on LBMW.
Speaker 2: And I'm Frank Hemingway.
Speaker 2: This news report will contain information many listeners will find shocking.
Speaker 1: We have verified survivor accounts and shocking images from inside the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: There IS violence...
Speaker 2: ...terrible violence in there.
Speaker 2: In one image, circulated between civilians on the border-line...
Speaker 2: ... a man appears with...
Speaker 2: ... with his arm unattached...
Speaker 2: ... and apparently unconcerned at his severe injury.
Speaker 1: This morning's statement by the President...
Speaker 1: ... suggested that there was a receding chance of recovery.
Speaker 2: But still a chance.
Speaker 1: This new evidence would suggest this is...
Speaker 1: ... an exaggeration.
Speaker 2: We have pressed officials for an official response.
Speaker 2: Jackie Jaye and Frank Hemingway, keeping you informed.


Speaker 1: I'm Jackie Jaye and if you can hear me you're <bzzt>
Speaker 1: <fzzt>
Speaker 1: <bzzt> impacting on all communications <fzzt>
Speaker 1: <bzzt> some flights <bzzt>
Speaker 1: <bzzt>


Speaker 1: This is Frank Hemingway, we've got a witness.
Speaker 1: Someone from the inside, we've got one.
Speaker 1: LBMW staff don't want to pour gas on the flames but... this is important.
Speaker 1: Where've you been Joe?
Speaker 2: The military base.
Speaker 2: Inside Knox.
Speaker 1: Who, who kept you there?
Speaker 2: The Army. McGrew's men.
Speaker 2: They said it was a quarantine. Then one day we woke up
Speaker 2: Doors unlocked. Soldiers... gone.
Speaker 2: But in the main dorm. In the hall...
Speaker 2: Blood.
Speaker 2: Blood and... changed people.
Speaker 1: What don't they want us to know, Joe?
Speaker 2: What you already do know.
Speaker 2: Like in the photos.
Speaker 2: The first sickness.
Speaker 2: It killed.
Speaker 2: But it didn't kill enough.
Speaker 1: What you're saying can't be real.
Speaker 2: They got sick, they went crazy, they died.
Speaker 2: Then they went for my fuckin' throat.
Speaker 2: Sorry for the language.
Speaker 1: That's okay Joe
Speaker 1: Joe, is it contained. Are you safe here with us?
Speaker 2: That much is true.
Speaker 2: The people who changed... they're trapped behind the Event line.
Speaker 2: Whatever they are...
Speaker 1: Is everyone infected?
Speaker 2: I think so. I think they all got it.
Speaker 2: We were lucky.


Speaker 1: This might be LBMW's last broadcast from the Knox Event Journalist camp.
Speaker 1: We can confirm the infection is now spread through fluid exchange.
Speaker 1: Namely... bites from carriers.
Speaker 1: The infected are shadows of human beings - savages.
Speaker 1: They don't think, they just... want to bite.
Speaker 1: And they're. They're dead.
Speaker 1: They move, but they're dead.
Speaker 1: We have been... encouraged to keep this truth from our listeners.
Speaker 1: We disagreed.
Speaker 1: We will endeavor to keep broadcasting on this wavelength.
Speaker 2: She's locked the fucking door!
Speaker 1: I've got some unhappy faces looking through the glass.
Speaker 1: Truth hurts.
Speaker 1: Keep safe Kentucky.


Speaker 1: This is General John McGrew
Speaker 1: I have requested that this broadcast play on all media embedded with my troops.
Speaker 1: And I have received permission.
Speaker 1: First and foremost: we are safe.
Speaker 1: America is safe.
Speaker 1: Today we can confirm that, yes,  the nature of the Knox Event is degenerative.
Speaker 1: It causes panic and confusion among sufferers
Speaker 1: Some of whom will then perform acts that are... un-American.
Speaker 1: The initial period of contagion is over.
Speaker 1: There is absolutely NO need for further panic.
Speaker 1: Panic... engendered by irresponsible and unofficial reporting.
Speaker 1: Sufferers are NOT deceased.
Speaker 1: We ARE establishing the likelihood of discovering a cure.
Speaker 1: At this stage the infection is passed  only through DIRECT fluid contact.
Speaker 1: This means bites. This means scratches.
Speaker 1: My thoughts are with those poor souls behind the Event line.
Speaker 1: But this is contained.
Speaker 1: It has always been contained.
Speaker 1: We are safe.
Speaker 1: America is safe.


Speaker 1: This is General John McGrew
Speaker 1: I have requested that this broadcast play on all media  embedded with my troops.
Speaker 1: And I have received permission.
Speaker 1: First and foremost: we are safe.
Speaker 1: America is safe.
Speaker 1: Today we can confirm that, yes,  the nature of the Knox Event is degenerative.
Speaker 1: It causes panic and confusion among sufferers
Speaker 1: Some of whom will then perform acts that are... un-American.
Speaker 1: The initial period of contagion is over.
Speaker 1: There is absolutely NO need for further panic.
Speaker 1: Panic... engendered by irresponsible and unofficial reporting.
Speaker 1: Sufferers are NOT deceased.
Speaker 1: We ARE establishing the likelihood of discovering a cure.
Speaker 1: At this stage the infection is passed  only through DIRECT fluid contact.
Speaker 1: This means bites. This means scratches.
Speaker 1: My thoughts are with those poor souls behind the Event line.
Speaker 1: But this is contained.
Speaker 1: It has always been contained.
Speaker 1: We are safe.
Speaker 1: America is safe.


Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye on LBMW.
Speaker 1: There's violence in the border camp.
Speaker 1: We have unverified reports of injured civilians.
Speaker 1: Potentially deceased civilians.
Speaker 1: This morning we woke up to loud gunfire and now armed military personnel are...
Speaker 1: ... pushing back the crowds. Frank. Frank. Can you hear me?
Speaker 2: I can hear you Jackie. I can confirm two people are dead.
Speaker 3: MOVE BACK PEOPLE. YOU ARE SAFE.
Speaker 3: THE INFECTION IS CONTAINED.
Speaker 2: Jackie! We're being moved back! Can you hear me?
Speaker 3: MA'AM! STAND DOWN! MA'AM! MOVE BACK!
Speaker 3: THERE IS NO NEED FOR PANIC!
Speaker 3: THE KNOX EVENT IS CONTAINED
Speaker 3: IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN CONTAINED
Speaker 4: <bzzt>
Speaker 4: <fzzt>


Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye.
Speaker 1: This morning violence erupted in the primary Exclusion border camp.
Speaker 1: A morning of violence has raged after the shooting of two unarmed individuals
Speaker 1: Angry protesters were pushed back by troops.
Speaker 1: Warning shots were fired. Tear gas deployed.
Speaker 1: Wait! I can see General John McGrew.
Speaker 1: General! Is there blood on your hands?
Speaker 2: Who is this? Are you broadcasting?
Speaker 2: Do you know what in hell we're dealing with?
Speaker 2: Shut her down!
Speaker 2: Shut this all.... <bzzt> <fzzt>
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 3: <fzzt>


Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye.
Speaker 1: I've been... separated from my colleague Frank Hemingway.
Speaker 1: There's gunfire on the other side of the camp. Frank!
Speaker 1: Frank. Can you hear me? We're live. We're live on air.
Speaker 2: Jackie! There's been an incursion!
Speaker 2: There's hundreds of them!
Speaker 2: They're everywhere! They came from every side!
Speaker 1: Frank! What are they? What do they look like?
Speaker 2: Argh! ARGH! FUCK! GET OFF ME!
Speaker 2: GET OFF!
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 3: <fzzt>


Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye.
Speaker 1: It's been the night from hell at the Louisville border camp.
Speaker 1: Violence between the military and civilian groups broke out and...
Speaker 1: ... it attracted them.
Speaker 1: Hundreds of people with the Knox Event infection...
Speaker 1: ...maybe more. Maybe thousands.
Speaker 1: They came in... through the wire.
Speaker 1: Through the barricades.
Speaker 1: They attacked. It was dark.
Speaker 1: Some they killed.
Speaker 1: Some died in the crossfire.
Speaker 1: I don't know what happens next.
Speaker 1: Jackie Jaye, LBMW.


Speaker 1: This is Jackie Jaye.
Speaker 1: If you're listening to this from Louisville. Get out.
Speaker 1: This isn't scaremongering. This is really happening.
Speaker 1: The people here are running. Scattering.
Speaker 1: I've been outside.
Speaker 1: There are bodies everywhere.
Speaker 1: Some of them aren't dead.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event is no longer contained.
Speaker 1: I think it's coming to you.
Speaker 1: The military have pulled out.
Speaker 1: You can't take any risks.
Speaker 1: Get out.
Speaker 1: GET OUT NOW.


Speaker 1: Hey this is Jackie.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I'm sorry but there's more.
Speaker 1: More news to report... here on LBMW.
Speaker 1: Something else came out with the infected.
Speaker 1: People here are getting ill.
Speaker 1: Ill without fluid contact.
Speaker 1: I think they're dying. It happens so quick.
Speaker 1: This is only going to get worse.
Speaker 1: Stay away from other people.
Speaker 1: Keep indoors if you can't get away.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is but...
Speaker 1: ... it isn't going to stop.


Speaker 1: Jackie Jaye on the LBMW frequency.
Speaker 1: The camp looks like a battleground.
Speaker 1: It's empty here now.
Speaker 1: Folks are running through the dark.
Speaker 1: Those who could anyways.
Speaker 1: Not everyone gets the illness.
Speaker 1: That's what people have said.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's me too.
Speaker 1: I'm going to stay here, with the broadcast equipment.
Speaker 1: The military will be coming back through soon.
Speaker 1: I need to keep you informed.
Speaker 1: That's my job.
Speaker 1: Was my job at least.


Speaker 1: This is Jackie, on the LBMW frequency.
Speaker 1: National news is reporting that it's in Louisville.
Speaker 1: This thing... it spreads like wildfire.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: Wherever you are: avoid other people.
Speaker 1: The dead are dangerous, but so are the living.
Speaker 1: Go somewhere secluded, barricade and hide.
Speaker 1: Wait till it all blows over.
Speaker 1: Find a way to...
Speaker 1: <cough>
Speaker 1: ... a way to escape.


Speaker 1: This is Jackie, broadcasting on LBMW's frequency.
Speaker 1: I've... caught the illness.
Speaker 1: I have the Knox Event infection.
Speaker 1: I've been hiding in here this whole time.
Speaker 1: No bites. No scratches.
Speaker 1: Those... things haven't got close.
Speaker 1: But something did.
Speaker 1: <cough>
Speaker 1: I've seen it happen.
Speaker 1: I'll be gone in day.
Speaker 1: <cough>
Speaker 1: The lights go out.
Speaker 1: But something stays on.
Speaker 1: Not much, hopefully.
Speaker 1: If I was braver I'd...
Speaker 1: God knows what I'd do.
Speaker 1: I'm just going to wait.
Speaker 1: Jackie out.


Speaker 1: <cough>
Speaker 1: Jackie Jaye. <Cough>. LBMW.
Speaker 1: I'm still here.
Speaker 1: Need you to know something.
Speaker 1: National networks are reporting that it's spread.
Speaker 1: They're saying Somalia in Africa.
Speaker 1: <cough>
Speaker 1: They're saying... Norfolk, England.
Speaker 1: I know it isn't possible.
Speaker 1: But it's true.
Speaker 1: Go listen to them now.
Speaker 1: Go listen to someone else.
Speaker 1: This place is a goddam wasteland.
Speaker 1: <cough>
Speaker 1: Keep safe.
Speaker 1: Keep safe Kentucky.


Speaker 1: Hello? Hello?
Speaker 1: Is it working? Can you hear it in there?
Speaker 1: Okay cool.
Speaker 1: My name is Jonas. Jonas Underwood.
Speaker 1: We've cleared this area and set up camp.
Speaker 1: We've come from Louisville.
Speaker 1: Do NOT go to Louisville.
Speaker 1: The infection just... spread.
Speaker 1: People started getting sick.
Speaker 1: So many of  them.
Speaker 1: All at the same time.
Speaker 1: We left before... before it looked like it was gonna happen.
Speaker 1: If you've been listening, we found Jackie.
Speaker 1: She's at peace now.


Speaker 1: Hey it's Jonas.
Speaker 1: More people have come by saying they're going to Louisville.
Speaker 1: Do NOT go to Louisville.
Speaker 1: They had a print-out. Said soldiers checked them for bites.
Speaker 1: Stuck a gun to their head and gave them a sheet of paper.
Speaker 1: This is what it says:
Speaker 1: This is addressed to those immune to the second wave of the Knox Infection.'
Speaker 1: You know you're immune. Till a bite at least.'
Speaker 1: If you don't, you will in coming days.'
Speaker 1: The time has come to bear arms against this threat.'
Speaker 1: They may be your family, they may be your friends.'
Speaker 1: Do not hesitate to pull the trigger.'


Speaker 1: We're safe here, but we're surrounded.
Speaker 1: We woke up this morning, and there they were.
Speaker 1: Some staring. Some clawing at the door.
Speaker 1: All of them hungry.
Speaker 1: Still not used to seeing them up close.
Speaker 1: They look so... so dead.
Speaker 1: No other word for it.
Speaker 1: Faces are blanks, 'cept for the hunger.
Speaker 1: I don't think they're gonna go away.


Speaker 1: Okay again, this is what's being handed around.
Speaker 1: This is addressed to those unaffected by the second wave of the Knox Infection.'
Speaker 1: You might know who you are by now..'
Speaker 1: If you don't, you will in coming days.'
Speaker 1: The disease will not spread to you as it has to others...'
Speaker 1: ... but through fluid contact, by which I mean bites...'
Speaker 1: ... it surely will.'
Speaker 1: The time has come to bear arms against this threat.'
Speaker 1: They may be your family, they may be your friends.'
Speaker 1: Do not hesitate to pull the trigger.'
Speaker 1: These are dark days, but as a nation we can and will prevail.'
Speaker 1: You have not been forgotten.'
Speaker 1: We will come for you.'
Speaker 1: We're going to keep reporting from here as long as we can.
Speaker 1: If you can hear us, if anyone can, then we'll use this frequency.
Speaker 1: Whatever helps us to help you.
Speaker 1: We've got enough people around us to hold out.
Speaker 1: <fzzt>


Speaker 1: This is Jonas,
Speaker 2: JONAS! THEY'RE INSIDE. THEY'RE INSIDE. RUN!
Speaker 1: Shit! Wha-
Speaker 3: <bzzt>


Speaker 1: This wavelength has been chosen for Emergency Broadcast.
Speaker 1: The spread of the Knox Event infection is now total.
Speaker 1: Stay in small groups.
Speaker 1: Do not travel.
Speaker 1: Assume all major urban areas have been compromised.
Speaker 1: We are doing all we can to reclaim American soil.
Speaker 1: We will come for you.
Speaker 1: This broadcast will be set to repeat.
Speaker 1: All further updates will be broadcast on this frequency.
Speaker 1: Good luck.
Speaker 1: *beep*
Speaker 1: *beep*
Speaker 1: *beep*
Speaker 1: This wavelength has been chosen for Emergency Broadcast.
Speaker 1: The spread of the Knox Event infection is now total.
Speaker 1: Stay in small groups.
Speaker 1: Do not travel.
Speaker 1: Assume all major urban areas have been compromised.
Speaker 1: We are doing all we can to reclaim American soil.
Speaker 1: We will come for you.
Speaker 1: This broadcast will be set to repeat.
Speaker 1: All further updates will be broadcast on this frequency.
Speaker 1: Good luck.
Speaker 1: *beep*
Speaker 1: *beep*
Speaker 1: *beep*



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NNR Radio - 98000
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Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: We're going to break from our regular programming to...
Speaker 1: ... talk about the Kentucky situation.
Speaker 1: So, a huge area of forest and farmland has been cut off.
Speaker 1: Roads blocked. The border patrolled.
Speaker 1: Barriers intended for military use overseas used on home soil.
Speaker 1: A massive logistical operation, and for what end?
Speaker 1: The sectioning of an unknown, localized, contagion.
Speaker 1: What is this outbreak? Should America be afraid?
Speaker 1: We'll be asking the questions you want answered.
Speaker 1: Today, all day. On NNR.
Speaker 1: Back... after these messages.
Speaker 2: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: The President today met officials from the CDC...
Speaker 1: ... the Center for Disease Control...
Speaker 1: ... on the ongoing Kentucky outbreak situation.
Speaker 1: We're expecting an official statement tomorrow, but White House representatives...
Speaker 1: ... have underlined that the large-scale military maneuvers in and around...
Speaker 1: ... the towns of Muldraugh and West Point are part of a 'long held and long term strategy'...
Speaker 1: ... that's in place to deal with 'security events and localized contamination'.
Speaker 1: The message seems clear: they know what they're doing.
Speaker 1: But shouldn't America know what they're doing too?
Speaker 1: So far no word from inside the Exclusion Zone...
Speaker 1: ... and journalists we know to have successfully cross the border have NOT yet re-emerged...
Speaker 1: ... although there is reason to believe they are in the care of the military.
Speaker 1: What is this outbreak? Should America be afraid?
Speaker 1: We'll be asking the questions you want answered.
Speaker 1: Today, all day. On NNR.
Speaker 1: Back... after these messages.
Speaker 2: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: The end of another troubled day in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Here's everything NNR news sources have exclusively uncovered...
Speaker 1: ... over the last 48 hours.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event outbreak is localized.
Speaker 1: It is an influenza-like disease that renders the afflicted unconscious.
Speaker 1: After a period of illness, sufferers regain motor functions.
Speaker 1: They are, however, dazed and confused. Panicked and nauseous.
Speaker 1: It's in this state, we are told, that military scientists are finding them.
Speaker 1: The infection is widespread in the Zone, and how it spreads is unknown.
Speaker 1: We have seen soldiers in HazMat suits, however.
Speaker 1: The US Army is taking absolutely no chances.
Speaker 1: We're promised a press conference to update the nation tomorrow.
Speaker 1: It's there that we'll be asking the questions you want answered.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow, all day. On NNR.
Speaker 1: Back... after these messages.
Speaker 2: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: The Knox Evacuation: there WILL be answers.
Speaker 1: This morning the President meets with the CDC for a second time.
Speaker 1: This afternoon: a press conference to allay fear and explain the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: All the while, fear and anger sweep the Nation.
Speaker 1: Demonstrations in Washington.
Speaker 1: City workers in hygiene masks on the New York subway.
Speaker 1: Eyewitness reports suggest extreme flu-like symptoms followed by confusion.
Speaker 1: The use of violence between sufferers has been reported.
Speaker 1: People displaced from the Zone's outer perimeter...
Speaker 1: ... three days ago demand answers...
Speaker 1: ... now joined in camps by concerned relatives of those still inside.
Speaker 1: In front of them? A strengthened military blockade.
Speaker 1: South of Louisville. Below the Ohio River.
Speaker 1: The area remains ringfenced by troops from local military bases.
Speaker 1: Equipment due to be deployed overseas brought out to fight the  infection.
Speaker 1: The question remains: why can't we speak to them?
Speaker 2: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR.
Speaker 1: General John McGrew has confirmed 'panic' within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: However he underlined there was 'no evidence' of fatalities.
Speaker 1: Here is the full statement, recorded just moments ago.
Speaker 2: I am making this statement at 11AM on the 14th July 1993.
Speaker 2: There are many rumors circulating. Many falsehoods.
Speaker 2: This is an appeal for calm.
Speaker 2: I can confirm there has been an outbreak.
Speaker 2: The ailment is, as yet, unidentified.
Speaker 2: It is flu-like. It leads to panic. It leads to confusion.
Speaker 2: There is NO evidence of fatalities within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: We are using judged and judicious force to maintain the border.
Speaker 2: Warning shots have been fired.
Speaker 2: No civilians have been harmed.
Speaker 2: We must ensure that this infection is not allowed to spread.
Speaker 2: I am in hourly contact with the President on this matter.
Speaker 2: The no-fly zone will remain in place for the foreseeable future.
Speaker 2: At this time, we will take no questions.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: The President has claimed he is 'distressed' by the Knox Event.
Speaker 2: This is a distressing time.
Speaker 2: The situation in Kentucky is unexpected and saddening.
Speaker 2: My first thoughts are with the friends and families of those within the Zone.
Speaker 2: People have been separated, folk have been evacuated...
Speaker 2: I understand the difficulties facing us.
Speaker 2: However, I have faith in the fine people of the Center for Disease Control...
Speaker 2: ... to get to the root of the panic and confusion within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: I have faith in our Servicemen and Women to fulfill their duties...
Speaker 2: ... and for General John McGrew to command them with the foresight and dedication...
Speaker 2: ... he has shown throughout his exemplary career.
Speaker 2: It is a distressing time America, but you are in safe hands.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: General John McGrew had this to say this afternoon.
Speaker 3: There are many rumors circulating. Many falsehoods.
Speaker 3: This is an appeal for calm.
Speaker 3: I can confirm there has been an outbreak.
Speaker 3: The ailment is, as yet, unidentified.
Speaker 3: It is flu-like. It leads to panic. It leads to confusion.
Speaker 3: There is NO evidence of fatalities within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 3: We are using judged and judicious force to maintain the border.
Speaker 3: Warning shots have been fired.
Speaker 3: No civilians have been harmed.
Speaker 3: We must ensure that this infection is not allowed to spread.
Speaker 3: I am in hourly contact with the President on this matter.
Speaker 3: The no-fly zone will remain in place for the foreseeable future.
Speaker 3: At this time, we will take no questions.
Speaker 4: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: With us this morning is Dr Jeff Galbraithe...
Speaker 1: ... former Chief Scientist at the Center for Disease Control.
Speaker 1: What are your thoughts on the Knox situation, Jeff?
Speaker 2: Outrage.
Speaker 2: The way it's being handled...
Speaker 2: This is what happens: year after year, cut after cut...
Speaker 2: Department after department shut down.
Speaker 2: This sort of inefficiency. This lack of respect. This...
Speaker 1: Dr Galbraithe: what's going on in there?
Speaker 2: Well, there's a very communicable illness. Clearly.
Speaker 2: A fever, followed by other - perhaps lasting - bodily impediments.
Speaker 2: They're saying it's contained, so I can only imagine...
Speaker 2: ...that the initial spread has slowed.
Speaker 2: They think it's no longer easily communicable.
Speaker 1: But you don't believe in their judgement?
Speaker 2: America is not ready for this.
Speaker 2: We haven't been ready for a long time.
Speaker 2: We all know which administration is to blame.
Speaker 2: I won't spell it out.
Speaker 2: We are reliant on men with tanks rolling out and sitting on roads.
Speaker 2: You don't solve problems like this by pointing a gun.
Speaker 1: But what is it? Do believe the reports of violence?
Speaker 2: I only know there's more to it than what we are told.
Speaker 2: With this administration you can take that as a given.
Speaker 2: Thank you Dr Galbraithe.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR.
Speaker 1: What matters to you. What matters to America.
Speaker 1: As the day dawned on those impacted by the Knox Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: A fresh statement has been released to media and obtained by NNR.
Speaker 1: General John McGrew has apologised for 'a lack of clarity'.
Speaker 1: He underlines, however, that the outbreak IS contained.
Speaker 1: Disease control expert Dr Jeff Galbraithe, however...
Speaker 1: ...has poured cold water on these claims.
Speaker 1: Formerly the Chief Scientist at the Center for Disease Control...
Speaker 1: ...earlier this morning on NNR he claimed he felt 'outrage'.
Speaker 2: America is not ready for this.
Speaker 2: We haven't been ready for a long time.
Speaker 1: A demonstration is set to take place in Washington DC this afternoon...
Speaker 1: ... where those unhappy with the President's stance aim to make their voices heard.
Speaker 1: They want answers? Is this a result of the area's chemical testing in the sixties?
Speaker 1: Or is this just the Raleigh outbreak all over again?
Speaker 1: Whether they get answers or not, a strong police presence is expected.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: What matters to you. What matters to America.
Speaker 1: Now we're here in the primary military camp south of Louisville.
Speaker 1: NNR have exclusive access to General John McGrew's operations today.
Speaker 1: Let me introduce you to Professor Jake Wilson.
Speaker 1: Now Professor Wilson, I understand that you're a scientist working with the military?
Speaker 2: I am, and I'm here to put a few fears to rest.
Speaker 2: People in there: they're in a bad way, but they're still standing.
Speaker 2: The symptoms are flu-like, then it's panic and confusion.
Speaker 2: The situation remains volatile.
Speaker 2: We think it's slowed, maybe transmission has... uh...
Speaker 2: It remains volatile. We think it's slowed.
Speaker 1: Will they recover?
Speaker 2: At this point in time we have no reason to believe they won't recover.
Speaker 1: Why can't we talk to them Jake?
Speaker 2: We're actually talking to Knox Telecommunications about that right now.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of confusion. It could distress.
Speaker 2: At this point in time we have no reason to believe they won't recover.
Speaker 1: You really think that's a good enough answer for America?
Speaker 2: Uh. We have the very best people looking into the samples we've taken.
Speaker 1: Jeff Galbraithe, former head scientist at the CDC, says America isn't ready for this.
Speaker 1: That chronic underfunding has left us unprepared.
Speaker 1: What's your take?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but that kinda talk's not my place.
Speaker 2: We've got a guy who handles this stuff, I'll introduce...
Speaker 1: I've already spoken to him several times. Thank you.
Speaker 2: And you.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: Good evening. This is NNR.
Speaker 1: Tonight: public anger explodes onto the streets.
Speaker 1: A demonstration in Washington DC turned ugly this afternoon.
Speaker 1: As protesters were denied access to the Mall...
Speaker 1: ... a proposed march on the White House ends with dramatic scenes.
Speaker 1: Objects were hurled at the police, and the crowd forced back.
Speaker 1: At least twenty individuals have found themselves under arrest.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile reports of chronic governmental underfunding...
Speaker 1: ... in disease control just won't go away.
Speaker 1: The military insist that the spread of flu-like symptoms...
Speaker 1: ...within the Knox Event has slowed.
Speaker 1: But refuse to speculate on the 'confusion' now found within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, Knox Telecommunications confirm that phone lines have been down...
Speaker 1: ... in the area from several days BEFORE the incident.
Speaker 1: This isn't enough to calm America.
Speaker 2: My aunt's in there. Why can't I hear her?
Speaker 2: Why can't they tell us the truth!
Speaker 3: What am I doing? I'm panic-buying. What does it look like?
Speaker 3: What happens next - that's just panic. It won't be pretty.
Speaker 3: These shelves will be empty.
Speaker 3: Except for the meat. They say it's in the meat.
Speaker 1: More when it happens, and as it happens.
Speaker 4: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: Good morning, you're with the NNR Network...
Speaker 1: ...after a night of chaos on our streets.
Speaker 1: Washington DC. Detroit. Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Stores looted, buildings set ablaze and running battles with police.
Speaker 1: The President has released a statement demanding calm.
Speaker 2: I understand the frustration. I can hear you: loud and clear.
Speaker 2: I understand the frustration because I'm like you.
Speaker 2: I want to know when my fellow Americans...
Speaker 2: ...fellow Americans who are laid low with sickness...
Speaker 2: ... can be returned to their families.
Speaker 2: To this end I will be talking to the General and the CDC today.
Speaker 2: From which I will be able to provide more answers.
Speaker 2: However.
Speaker 2: The horrifying activities we have seen on our streets over the last 24 hours?
Speaker 2: There is no excuse. No excuse whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Arrests will be made. Every authority is on high alert.
Speaker 2: If you are seeking to disrupt our way of life through fear and scaremongering...
Speaker 2: ...you will be sorely disappointed.
Speaker 2: I will come back to you with more information...
Speaker 2: ...FULL information...
Speaker 2: When I have it in my hand.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR. Good morning.
Speaker 1: Looting. Stores set aflame.
Speaker 1: Organized conflict with police officials...
Speaker 1: The President has spoken out after this night of violence.
Speaker 1: While American allies overseas look at the scene with increasing horror.
Speaker 2: I understand the frustration. I can hear you: loud and clear.
Speaker 2: I understand the frustration because I'm like you.
Speaker 2: I want to know when my fellow Americans...
Speaker 2: ...fellow Americans who are laid low with sickness...
Speaker 2: ... can be returned to their families.
Speaker 2: To this end I will be talking to the General and the CDC today.
Speaker 2: From which I will be able to provide more answers.
Speaker 2: However.
Speaker 2: The horrifying activities we have seen on our streets over the last 24 hours?
Speaker 2: There is no excuse. No excuse whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Arrests will be made. Every authority is on high alert.
Speaker 2: If you are seeking to disrupt our way of life through fear and scaremongering...
Speaker 2: ...you will be sorely disappointed.
Speaker 2: I will come back to you with more information...
Speaker 2: ...FULL information...
Speaker 2: When I have it in my hand.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR. Good afternoon.
Speaker 1: We have some breaking news.
Speaker 1: ALL Flights leaving the US mainland after 6pm EST tonight...
Speaker 1: ...have been grounded by the World Health Organisation.
Speaker 1: Their concern?
Speaker 1: The still unidentified Kentucky outbreak'.
Speaker 1: The President broke away from crisis talks with General John McGrew...
Speaker 1: ...to give this statement.
Speaker 2: This move is as unwelcome...
Speaker 2: ...as it is economically unsound.
Speaker 2: I will seek to redress this move at every opportunity.
Speaker 2: After talks with the General I am satisfied that...
Speaker 2: The Knox Event is, to all intents of purpose, contained.
Speaker 2: However.
Speaker 2: Tests on those recovering from the Knox sickness are inconclusive.
Speaker 2: We have labs set up inside the Zone now.
Speaker 2: I assure the American people that every dollar I have at my disposal...
Speaker 2: ...will go toward their healing and rehabilitation.
Speaker 2: However, I repeat: the Knox Event IS contained.
Speaker 2: Procedures are underway to ensure our safety.
Speaker 2: That will be all.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: Good evening. This is NNR.
Speaker 1: On the day when ALL international flights were grounded...
Speaker 1: ...peacekeeping forces of police and military personnel patrol the streets.
Speaker 1: The official line: 'Stay indoors where possible. Do not panic.'
Speaker 1: Earlier today the President made the following statement:
Speaker 2: The Knox Event is, to all intents of purpose, contained.
Speaker 2: However.
Speaker 2: Tests on those recovering from the Knox sickness are inconclusive.
Speaker 2: We have labs set up inside the Zone now.
Speaker 2: I assure the American people that every dollar I have at my disposal...
Speaker 2: ...will go toward their healing and rehabilitation.
Speaker 2: However, I repeat: the Knox Event IS contained.
Speaker 2: Procedures are underway to ensure our safety.
Speaker 2: That will be all.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, as a part of the military mobilization...
Speaker 1: ... the Knox Exclusion Zone boundary is being widened.
Speaker 1: The office of General John McGrew has stated that this is...
Speaker 1: ... 'to remove any element of doubt'...
Speaker 1: ...that the Knox Event is being dealt with 'safely' and 'responsibly'.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR. Good morning.
Speaker 1: Public anger at the Government's handling of the Knox Event...
Speaker 1: ...continues to spill out onto the streets.
Speaker 1: A confirmed fatality in New York, and many injured in Miami.
Speaker 1: A stand-off between armed locals and police forces in Missouri was calmed...
Speaker 1: ...with water cannons and tear gas.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, the outbreak is said to be contained while...
Speaker 1: ... tests on the recovery of those afflicted are carried out...
Speaker 1: ...inside the Zone.
Speaker 1: To further secure the incident, the Exclusion Zone has been widened.
Speaker 1: Everyone within the new perimeter has been moved to temporary camps.
Speaker 1: The reason? 'To remove any element of doubt' that...
Speaker 1: ... the Knox Event is being dealt with safely and responsibly.
Speaker 1: Displaced locals, however, were quick to criticise the move.
Speaker 2: They came when it got dark - threw me and my boy in a truck!
Speaker 2: Said it's for our safety! I said 'safety from what?'
Speaker 2: I heard rumors y'all wouldn't believe.
Speaker 2: I heard are people trying to escape from inside.
Speaker 2: They want us away from there.
Speaker 2: They put us in a school hall. Too many people, too few beds.
Speaker 2: We started walking, and we ain't stopped.
Speaker 2: Those Army boys are scared.
Speaker 2: You can see it in their eyes.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: Good morning, you're listening to NNR.
Speaker 1: Breaking news this hour!
Speaker 1: A curfew announced in New York, Miami and LA with more to follow.
Speaker 1: The President addressed a press briefing just moments ago.
Speaker 2: It is time to face facts. It is time to settle down.
Speaker 2: We only ask for your responsible actions as an American citizen.
Speaker 2: I, personally, take responsibility for the perceived lack of communication.
Speaker 2: And for the rumor-mongering that has grown around the so-called 'Knox Event'
Speaker 2: At this time we have no reason to believe residents of Kentucky will not recover.
Speaker 2: However, as the picture clears, and more information is made available...
Speaker 2: ... its likelihood is starting to recede.
Speaker 2: We have been hesitant to discuss specifics, yes, but with reason.
Speaker 2: The Knox Event IS contained, but its panic and confusion are not.
Speaker 2: We wanted to establish facts, but public alarm has not provided enough time.
Speaker 2: From 6pm tonight there will be curfews in some of our biggest cities.
Speaker 2: This is for your protection. Please do not leave your house.
Speaker 2: Please have faith in both our military and our emergency services.
Speaker 2: I ask our journalistic community to report responsibly.
Speaker 2: We are examining all potentialities.
Speaker 2: I will update you  whenever we have new information.
Speaker 3: This is NNR.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR, good afternoon.
Speaker 1: The President today announced a 6pm curfew in major cities.
Speaker 1: He went on to reiterate that the Knox Event is contained.
Speaker 1: He, however, admitted responsibility for the 'perceived lack of communication'.
Speaker 2: It is time to face facts. It is time to settle down.
Speaker 2: We only ask for your responsible actions as an American citizen.
Speaker 2: I, personally, take responsibility for the perceived lack of communication.
Speaker 2: And for the rumor-mongering that has grown around the so-called 'Knox Event'
Speaker 2: At this time we have no reason to believe residents of Kentucky will not recover.
Speaker 2: However, as the picture clears, and more information is made available...
Speaker 2: ... its likelihood is starting to recede.
Speaker 2: We have been hesitant to discuss specifics, yes, but with reason.
Speaker 2: The Knox Event IS contained, but its panic and confusion are not.
Speaker 2: We wanted to establish facts, but public alarm has not provided enough time.
Speaker 2: From 6pm tonight there will be curfews in some of our biggest cities.
Speaker 2: This is for your protection. Please do not leave your house.
Speaker 2: Please have faith in both our military and our emergency services.
Speaker 2: I ask our journalistic community to report responsibly.
Speaker 2: We are examining all potentialities.
Speaker 2: I will update you  whenever we have new information.
Speaker 3: This is NNR.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR.
Speaker 1: Shocking pictures have emerged from the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: Earlier today the President discussed a 'receding likelihood'...
Speaker 1: ... of recovery for those afflicted by the Knox Event.
Speaker 1: Photography leaked from the Exclusion Zone, however, paints a...
Speaker 1: ... more extreme picture.
Speaker 1: Some listeners will find the following description shocking.
Speaker 1: The photo is of a crowded street, but in focus is a man.
Speaker 1: His age thirty. His clothing bloodstained.
Speaker 1: One arm is raised as if in greeting.
Speaker 1: The other is missing.
Speaker 1: He is bloody. Covered in what would appear to be bite marks.
Speaker 1: Or perhaps wounds inflicted by a bladed weapon.
Speaker 1: He is still standing. He is apparently unharmed.
Speaker 1: We have established the validity of this photograph.
Speaker 1: We would also remind listeners that throughout it all - the message has been:
Speaker 1: The Knox Event is contained.
Speaker 1: The public have been shielded, rightly or wrongly, from a truth.
Speaker 1: But the Knox Event IS contained.
Speaker 2: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR. Good morning.
Speaker 1: Our apologies for this morning's break in programming.
Speaker 1: Another night of violence nationwide...
Speaker 1: ... as more shocking details on the Knox Event emerge.
Speaker 1: Conflict is endemic throughout the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: Those suffering from the affliction... hunt those unaffected.
Speaker 1: Mothers. Fathers. Children.
Speaker 1: The change is total.
Speaker 1: The change is, observers claim, absolute.
Speaker 1: When questioned officials refused either to confirm or deny these revelations.
Speaker 1: Answering only that the Knox Event is contained...
Speaker 1: ... and that further information would be discussed later today.
Speaker 1: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 1: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 1: God bless America.
Speaker 2: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 2: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR. Good afternoon.
Speaker 1: Shocking detail continues to emerge from Kentucky...
Speaker 1: ... while America asks: is the Event truly contained?
Speaker 1: Those who suffer from the infection prey on the healthy.
Speaker 1: While survivor testimony claims the military have been holding civilians...
Speaker 1: ... suspected of contact with the illness INSIDE the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: As of last night, however, many found freedom.
Speaker 1: Curfew Officials talking to NNR  have refused to comment.
Speaker 1: Their assurance: that the Knox Event is contained.
Speaker 1: A briefing from General John McGrew is expected this evening.
Speaker 2: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 2: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 2: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: We're going straight over to General John McGrew.
Speaker 2: First and foremost: we are safe.
Speaker 2: America is safe.
Speaker 2: Today we can confirm that, yes,  the nature of the Knox Event is degenerative.
Speaker 2: It causes panic and confusion among sufferers
Speaker 2: Some of whom will then perform acts that are... un-American.
Speaker 2: The initial period of contagion is over.
Speaker 2: There is absolutely NO need for further panic.
Speaker 2: Panic... engendered by irresponsible and unofficial reporting.
Speaker 2: Sufferers are NOT deceased.
Speaker 2: We ARE establishing the likelihood of discovering a cure.
Speaker 2: At this stage the infection is passed  only through DIRECT fluid contact.
Speaker 2: This means bites. This means scratches.
Speaker 2: My thoughts are with those poor souls behind the Event line.
Speaker 2: But this is contained.
Speaker 2: It has always been contained.
Speaker 2: We are safe.
Speaker 2: America is safe.
Speaker 3: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 3: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 4: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR.
Speaker 1: This was a statement from General John McGrew recorded earlier today.
Speaker 2: First and foremost: we are safe.
Speaker 2: America is safe.
Speaker 2: Today we can confirm that, yes,  the nature of the Knox Event is degenerative.
Speaker 2: It causes panic and confusion among sufferers
Speaker 2: Some of whom will then perform acts that are... un-American.
Speaker 2: The initial period of contagion is over.
Speaker 2: There is absolutely NO need for further panic.
Speaker 2: Panic... engendered by irresponsible and unofficial reporting.
Speaker 2: Sufferers are NOT deceased.
Speaker 2: We ARE establishing the likelihood of discovering a cure.
Speaker 2: At this stage the infection is passed  only through DIRECT fluid contact.
Speaker 2: This means bites. This means scratches.
Speaker 2: My thoughts are with those poor souls behind the Event line.
Speaker 2: But this is contained.
Speaker 2: It has always been contained.
Speaker 2: We are safe.
Speaker 2: America is safe.
Speaker 3: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 3: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 4: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR. Good morning.
Speaker 1: The President left the White House through angry crowds last night.
Speaker 1: As protesters incensed by the secrecy surrounding the Knox Event...
Speaker 1: ... broke curfew once again and converged on the Mall.
Speaker 1: General John McGrew has spelled out that, despite rumor to the contrary...
Speaker 1: ... sufferers are not deceased.
Speaker 1: At this stage only direct fluid contact can spread the disease.
Speaker 1: This, however, is no comfort to those with friends and relatives...
Speaker 1: ... inside the Exclusion Zone. Or close by.
Speaker 1: Reports are coming in of violent clashes on the perimeter.
Speaker 1: We'll have news on that as it happens.
Speaker 1: And as ever we must report:
Speaker 2: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 2: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: Good afternoon. This is NNR.
Speaker 1: The President has made the following recorded statement.
Speaker 2: Fellow Americans.
Speaker 2: We must have peace.
Speaker 2: Please: tonight, stay in your homes.
Speaker 2: Mistakes have been made, I know.
Speaker 2: But at this point the Knox Event is contained.
Speaker 2: The world is watching us.
Speaker 2: We don't have to panic.
Speaker 2: The curfew is there for a reason, and I would ask you to stick by it.
Speaker 2: We intend to make deliberate action within the Exclusion Zone very soon.
Speaker 1: This is still NNR. We're still getting reports of violence and gunfire...
Speaker 1: ... on the Zone perimeter south of Louisville.
Speaker 1: We can't get in touch with our team right now.
Speaker 1: More as it happens.
Speaker 2: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 2: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: Survivors are reporting developments on the perimeter.
Speaker 1: The Primary Exclusion Zone camp has been compromised.
Speaker 1: Running battles between civilians and military enforcement...
Speaker 1: ... resulted in the deployment of tear gas and later...
Speaker 1: ... gunfire.
Speaker 1: The conflict was nearing an end when...
Speaker 1: When a huge movement of people came from INSIDE the Zone.
Speaker 1: Hundreds of people - thought to be infected - entered the area.
Speaker 1: The ground is littered with the dead and the dying.
Speaker 1: It's impossible to tell who has the infection, and who does not.
Speaker 2: I was in there. I got away.
Speaker 2: Look at this. Look at my arm.
Speaker 2: One of them got to me. Sunk her teeth right in.
Speaker 2: What are they saying?
Speaker 2: Do you know what this means?
Speaker 2: Does this mean I'm infected?
Speaker 2: Don't look at me like that!
Speaker 2: Screw you man! Fu-
Speaker 3: *bzzt* *fzzt*
Speaker 4: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 4: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 5: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR.
Speaker 1: Horrific events have played out in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Pitched battles between civilians and crowd control experts...
Speaker 1: ...resulted in sporadic gunfire and casualties throughout yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 1: At one point tear gas was deployed and...
Speaker 1: ... during a break in the fighting...
Speaker 1: ... a wave of infected came from the South.
Speaker 1: Defences were overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: A considered assault by military forces took place.
Speaker 1: The death toll is in the hundreds.
Speaker 1: In terms of the infected... many hundreds more.
Speaker 1: Their bodies lie together now, all as one.
Speaker 1: Crowds of people have escaped the chaos.
Speaker 1: Some on foot. Some in vehicles.
Speaker 1: Some themselves victim to fluid contact with the infected.
Speaker 1: In tense scenes: a military convoy is moving alongside them.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event is compromised.
Speaker 2: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 2: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: Good morning. This is NNR.
Speaker 1: Our reporter is on Route 31W south of Louisville.
Speaker 1: Al. Al can you hear me?
Speaker 2: I can.
Speaker 2: Eyewitness accounts suggest a scene of devastation to the South.
Speaker 2: Unburied bodies left on the ground.
Speaker 2: An eerie silence.
Speaker 2: People are running.
Speaker 2: I'm seeing occasional conflicts on the road.
Speaker 2: People are doing their best to keep separate.
Speaker 2: The Event's military force now absent...
Speaker 2: Apart from some occasionally seen away from the crowd...
Speaker 2: Suspicions and emotions are running high.
Speaker 2: I'm standing next to the body of a man...
Speaker 2: ... apparently injured by the infected assault.
Speaker 2: Now he lies dead. A bullet wound to the chest.
Speaker 2: What the infected began, the uninfected have finished.
Speaker 2: Anarchy reigns in Kentucky this morning.
Speaker 2: Back to the studio.
Speaker 3: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 3: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 4: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR. Good afternoon.
Speaker 1: Chaos in Louisville.
Speaker 1: Traffic gridlock and violent confrontations...
Speaker 1: ...during a mass surge to the North.
Speaker 1: Louisville officials have urged residents to stay in their homes.
Speaker 1: A request now seeming futile - with chaos on the Interstate...
Speaker 1: ... and huge lines at gas stations.
Speaker 1: Many are driving, some are even walking.
Speaker 1: Their aim? To get north. Over the Ohio river.
Speaker 1: While confrontations with those displaced by yesterday's horror...
Speaker 1: ...are breaking out throughout the city.
Speaker 1: Our reporter submitted this report.
Speaker 1: We apologise for its emotive content.
Speaker 2: I've seen... infected people outside of the Zone.
Speaker 2: There was an attack at a rest stop.
Speaker 2: A child, a child that was thought to be sleeping.
Speaker 2: He suddenly awoke, and inflicted a wound on his mother.
Speaker 2: A crowd formed.
Speaker 2: I walked away. I don't know what happened next.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I just didn't want to know.
Speaker 2: I couldn't.
Speaker 3: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 3: For your own safety, stay indoors beyond 6PM.
Speaker 3: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 4: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR.
Speaker 1: Breaking news from the Knox Event.
Speaker 1: Illness ravages survivors from the camp assault.
Speaker 1: Our reporter is on the ground.
Speaker 2: There are people here who have had NO contact with the infected.
Speaker 2: They're running fevers. They're incapacitated.
Speaker 2: Without urgent medical attention many will soon die.
Speaker 2: Medical attention, right now, is yet to arrive.
Speaker 2: The Knox Infection is spreading without fluid contact!
Speaker 2: We repeat: the Knox Infection is spreading without fluid contact!
Speaker 1: Before we were handed this... shocking news...
Speaker 1: ... plans for a strengthened curfew had been put in place.
Speaker 1: Please folks: stay indoors.
Speaker 3: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 3: For your own safety, stay indoors beyond 6pm.
Speaker 3: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 2: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 1: We have confirmation that the Knox Event infection is...
Speaker 1: ...spreading without ANY contact with an infected body.
Speaker 1: Flu-like symptoms, panic, confusion...
Speaker 1: Symptoms that result in incapacitation and, possibly, death.
Speaker 1: Or a status much like it.
Speaker 1: The President's Office has requested America not to panic.
Speaker 1: A statement reads:
Speaker 1: Stay in your homes. Avoid public places.'
Speaker 1: Emergency teams are en route.'
Speaker 1: Mass movement on major roads will delay help being sent'.
Speaker 1: The curfew will remain in place'
Speaker 1: God Bless America'
Speaker 2: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 2: For your own safety, stay indoors beyond 6PM.
Speaker 2: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR.
Speaker 1: As we've been reporting this morning.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event infection is spreading in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: How it is contracted remains unknown.
Speaker 1: The illness that precedes... Knox Event symptoms...
Speaker 1: ...can enter the human body WITHOUT fluid contact.
Speaker 1: Huge numbers of people - men, women and children - are falling ill all over Louisville.
Speaker 1: No-one knows why, or how.
Speaker 1: People are...
Speaker 1: ...starting to change.
Speaker 1: Avoid them if you can.
Speaker 1: Again, the statement by the President's Office reads:
Speaker 1: Stay in your homes. Avoid public places.'
Speaker 1: Emergency teams are en route.'
Speaker 1: Mass movement on major roads will delay help being sent'.
Speaker 1: The curfew will remain in place'
Speaker 1: God Bless America'
Speaker 2: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 2: For your own safety, stay indoors beyond 6PM.
Speaker 2: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: You're on the NNR Network.
Speaker 1: It is a day of panic throughout Kentucky.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event infection is spreading, and spreading fast.
Speaker 1: Hospitals are full. Incapacitated people are left on sidewalks.
Speaker 1: Many of them are dead.
Speaker 1: Some are standing.
Speaker 1: Some not.
Speaker 1: As one, whole families are falling ill.
Speaker 1: Those who can, race to the North over the Ohio River.
Speaker 1: Those who cannot...
Speaker 1: This is just too much...
Speaker 1: Just play the damn curfew message.
Speaker 2: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 2: For your own safety, stay indoors beyond 6PM.
Speaker 2: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: I'm here with some breaking news.
Speaker 1: This... uh... this is NNR.
Speaker 1: Cases of the Knox Event infection are being reported around the world.
Speaker 1: The scenes of horror in Kentucky are not alone.
Speaker 1: There are pictures coming in from... England and...
Speaker 1: ...and Africa.
Speaker 1: Horrific images.
Speaker 1: Although it seems impossible.
Speaker 1: It has happened.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event is not alone.
Speaker 1: NNR are <cough> not aware of cases in mainland America...
Speaker 1: ...outside of Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Our advice, not the President's...
Speaker 1: No: my advice...
Speaker 1: Stay inside, but if you see one of them?
Speaker 1: Run like hell.
Speaker 2: The curfew will be enforced until further notice.
Speaker 2: For your own safety, stay indoors beyond 6PM.
Speaker 2: Your regional NNR station will have all the details.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR
Speaker 1: The Knox Event infection is confirmed in the following locations.
Speaker 1: Louisville and surrounding area, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Norfolk, England. London, England.
Speaker 1: Newcastle, England.
Speaker 1: Mogadishu, Somalia - in Africa.
Speaker 1: Seoul, South Korea.
Speaker 1: Okinawa, Japan.
Speaker 1: The cause of the sudden spread is unknown.
Speaker 2: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR.
Speaker 1: We have received a pre-recorded message from General John McGrew.
Speaker 2: This is addressed to those unaffected by the second wave of the Knox Infection.
Speaker 2: You might know who you are by now.
Speaker 2: If you don't, you will in coming days.
Speaker 2: The disease will not spread to you as it has to others...
Speaker 2: ... but through fluid contact, by which I mean bites...
Speaker 2: ... it surely will.
Speaker 2: The time has come to bear arms against this threat.
Speaker 2: They may be your family, they may be your friends.
Speaker 2: Do not hesitate to pull the trigger.
Speaker 2: These are dark days, but as a nation we can and will prevail.
Speaker 2: You have not been forgotten.
Speaker 2: We will come for you.
Speaker 2: General John McGrew, out.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile unconfirmed outbreaks of the Knox Infection have been reported...
Speaker 1: ...in New York and Chicago.
Speaker 1: Confirmed outbreaks: England, Somalia, South Korea and Japan.
Speaker 1: There appears to be no end to the descent.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is...
Speaker 1: This is NNR.
Speaker 1: Earlier today we received the following recording.
Speaker 1: The voice - that of General John McGrew.
Speaker 2: This is addressed to those unaffected by the second wave of the Knox Infection.
Speaker 2: You might know who you are by now.
Speaker 2: If you don't, you will in coming days.
Speaker 2: The disease will not spread to you as it has to others...
Speaker 2: ... but through fluid contact, by which I mean bites...
Speaker 2: ... it surely will.
Speaker 2: The time has come to bear arms against this threat.
Speaker 2: They may be your family, they may be your friends.
Speaker 2: Do not hesitate to pull the trigger.
Speaker 2: These are dark days, but as a nation we can and will prevail.
Speaker 2: You have not been forgotten.
Speaker 2: We will come for you.
Speaker 2: General John McGrew, out.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 1: This is NNR.
Speaker 1: Earlier today we received the following recording.
Speaker 1: The voice - that of General John McGrew.
Speaker 2: This is addressed to those unaffected by the second wave of the Knox Infection.
Speaker 2: You might know who you are by now.
Speaker 2: If you don't, you will in coming days.
Speaker 2: The disease will not spread to you as it has to others...
Speaker 2: ... but through fluid contact, by which I mean bites...
Speaker 2: ... it surely will.
Speaker 2: The time has come to bear arms against this threat.
Speaker 2: They may be your family, they may be your friends.
Speaker 2: Do not hesitate to pull the trigger.
Speaker 2: These are dark days, but as a nation we can and will prevail.
Speaker 2: You have not been forgotten.
Speaker 2: We will come for you.
Speaker 2: General John McGrew, out.
Speaker 3: NNR Network: What matters to you, matters to America.


Speaker 1: This is NNR
Speaker 1: The Knox Event infection is confirmed in the following locations:
Speaker 1: Louisville and surrounding area, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: New Orleans.
Speaker 1: New York.
Speaker 2: <bzzt>
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, Cali <fzzt>
Speaker 2: <bzzt>
Speaker 1: Berlin.
Speaker 2: <bzzt>
Speaker 1: Tokyo.
Speaker 2: <fzzt>
Speaker 2: <bzzt>
Speaker 1: God save us all.


Speaker 1: My name is Pastor James Hartnell.
Speaker 1:  I am in what was once a place for radio broadcast.
Speaker 1:  It is now a mausoleum.
Speaker 1: A walking mausoleum.
Speaker 1: I have been bitten. I am not long for this world.
Speaker 1: I came here, to this room, to pray with you. For our souls.
Speaker 1: Our Father, who art...
Speaker 2: *CRASH*
Speaker 1: Oh but here they come.
Speaker 1: Do not worry. I am... ready for this.
Speaker 1: God bless you.
Speaker 1: Get back! GET BACK!
Speaker 1: *SCREAM*
Speaker 1: Who art in heaven...
Speaker 1: Hallowed be..
Speaker 1: ...
Speaker 1: thy name...



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Speaker 1: In 1992 Governor Cal Fairweather made a promise.
Speaker 1: A promise he broke in two.
Speaker 1: He said he'd invest.
Speaker 1: He said he'd clean up.
Speaker 1: He said the toxins discovered in our fields and forests would be eradicated.
Speaker 1: He failed.
Speaker 1: Vote Mahoney this Fall. Vote for Change.
Speaker 2: This has been an endorsed message by the Democrat party.


Speaker 1: I'm Cal Fairweather, and I am the voice of progress.
Speaker 1: I hunt. I shoot. I fish.
Speaker 1: I see nature all around.
Speaker 1: And it's clean, it's clear, it's as God intended.
Speaker 1: We've spent our time testing the land around us.
Speaker 1: Making sure the military testing thirty long years ago...
Speaker 1: ... to protect our country...
Speaker 1: ... was as safe as we always thought it was.
Speaker 1: Know what?
Speaker 1: Kentucky's as safe a place to live as it is beautiful.
Speaker 1: Vote for Cal Fairweather. Vote for progress.
Speaker 2: This has been an endorsed message by the Republican party.


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Speaker 2: The Cross Roads Mall!
Speaker 2: For fun, for friends, for store after store!
Speaker 2: Late night closing every Saturday!
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Speaker 1: KnoxTalk Radio, you're on the air Marcia.
Speaker 1: What do you know?
Speaker 2: Nothin'! I was on the phone to my daughter... then she goes dead!
Speaker 1: Did she mention any kind of infection Marcia?
Speaker 2: Kids were off school with a fever. Nothing bad.
Speaker 2: Now we can't talk! Can't go see her!
Speaker 1: Nothing else?
Speaker 1: They're saying panic and confusion in there.
Speaker 2: That's it. They had a fever.
Speaker 1: How are you Marcia? Are you scared?
Speaker 2: Scared? I'm not scared - I'm pissed!
Speaker 2: Who do these guys think they are?
Speaker 1: They're the US Army ma'am.
Speaker 1: Back after these messages.


Speaker 1: You're back with KnoxTalk radio.
Speaker 1: Today we're talking to people who made it out of the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: Bobby? Tell us what happened.
Speaker 2: I headed out on the freeway when the soldiers showed.
Speaker 2: Musta been one of the last out. Then helicopters, trucks, guns...
Speaker 1: You hear anything about the Event Bobby?
Speaker 2: Kinda. Heard it said some people are ill.
Speaker 2: Walking funny.
Speaker 2: They say it starts with a fever, but I missed all that.
Speaker 1: Are they violent Bobby?
Speaker 2: They what?
Speaker 1: Are they violent?
Speaker 1: Some say there's attacks in there.
Speaker 2: I was getting lunch in Spiffos.
Speaker 2: Didn't see no fight.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your call Bobby!
Speaker 2: Okay. Bye.


Speaker 1: We've got someone with something new. Twiggy, you there?
Speaker 2: Sure am. Figured you'd want to hear from someone from inside.
Speaker 2: I live in West Point. Own a bar.
Speaker 2: I went away to visit a cousin, but the night before...
Speaker 2: Weird stuff.
Speaker 2: Helicopters flying low over us to Muldraugh.
Speaker 2: We get that stuff - we're an Army town.
Speaker 2: Serve those boys most nights.
Speaker 2: Just seemed out of place.
Speaker 2: Next day I'm coming back. It's no-go.
Speaker 2: Thanking God I had my wife and dog with me, I guess.
Speaker 2: Else I wouldn't be seeing them for a week.
Speaker 2: Dog's been sick, so glad she's with me.
Speaker 2: I don't know how long this dang thing will take.
Speaker 2: Do you know?
Speaker 1: I'm afraid I do not.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your call.


Speaker 1: You're on the air Madison.
Speaker 2: I just wanna say this was planned.
Speaker 1: What was planned? A disease outbreak?
Speaker 2: All those helicopters. All those soldiers. Just appearing.
Speaker 2: My boy was in Desert Storm - I know it can't be done in days...
Speaker 2: To move those guys that quickly?
Speaker 2: They knew a storm was brewing.
Speaker 2: They knew this might happen.
Speaker 1: I don't know Madison.
Speaker 1: They have to plan for all contingencies.
Speaker 2: Cutting off counties south of the Ohio river is a HELL of a contingency.
Speaker 1: Good point and well made.
Speaker 1: Okay, next caller after these...


Speaker 1: We appreciate your calls, especially as people inside the zone...
Speaker 1: Well they can't call.
Speaker 1: Apparently Knox Telecommunications have been working on the lines.
Speaker 1: And they've been out for a week.
Speaker 1: That's long before the blockade was set up.
Speaker 1: Christian, my producer tells me you can confirm this?
Speaker 1: We've got a lot of folks hungry for a conspiracy on our lines.
Speaker 1: You're saying it's bad timing?
Speaker 2: My phone is still out!
Speaker 2: It's been out for... nine days?
Speaker 2: Guy from Knox Telephones came round.
Speaker 2: Said to expect some disruption.
Speaker 1: So where are you calling from Christian?
Speaker 2: My sister's place.
Speaker 2: I live just North of the river. She's up in Louisville.
Speaker 1: And you wanted to get away?
Speaker 2: Sure did.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's happening on the other side of the water...
Speaker 2: But it's not good.
Speaker 2: You can smell it in the air.
Speaker 2: Something's smelled bad for weeks, it gets into your lungs.
Speaker 2: That's what's behind it.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your call Christian,


Speaker 1: How you doing James?
Speaker 2: Ah. Not so good.
Speaker 1: Guess we don't need to ask why. You know anyone in there?
Speaker 2: Nah. It's just - weird not knowing what's going down.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's 1993. There's gotta be other ways to call out.
Speaker 1: Phone system's down James. No big transmitters I know of.
Speaker 2: How about something short-range?
Speaker 1: I'm in your boat James. I just don't know.
Speaker 2: What if they don't want to be heard?
Speaker 2: What if they're... too far gone?
Speaker 2: You think that's what they're hiding?
Speaker 1: Lots of military bases in there James. Whole lot of secret stuff.
Speaker 1: That's my reading anyway.
Speaker 2: It's not right though, is it?
Speaker 1: Not much is.
Speaker 1: We'll come back to you after this James.


Speaker 1: You're with KnoxTalk Catherine...
Speaker 2: That new Spiffo's restaurant just opened.
Speaker 1: And you think it's connected?
Speaker 2: It's in the meat!
Speaker 2: They've been feeding cattle to cattle!
Speaker 2: It's a European thing.
Speaker 1: You think it's related to the BSE crisis?
Speaker 1: Mad Cow disease?
Speaker 2: There was a guy talking about it on Triple-N.
Speaker 2: Guy wrote a book. Said it gets into your head.
Speaker 2: You eat burgers, and it gets to your brain.
Speaker 2: My son worked in Spiffos before they let him go.
Speaker 2: You know how many he cooked a day?
Speaker 2: A lot. A whole lot.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your call Catherine.


Speaker 1: Let's get some focus.
Speaker 1: We got a retired Colonel on the line. Colonel Smythe out of Arkansas.
Speaker 2: I've been detectin' some... anti authority sentiment on your show.
Speaker 2: Now, my daddy - he was a soldier.
Speaker 2: His daddy too. Then me. Then my son.
Speaker 2: We shed a lot of blood for the red, white and blue.
Speaker 2: These boys protectin' those people - we don't know their orders.
Speaker 2: But we do know they're doing the right thing.
Speaker 2: No matter what.
Speaker 2: They're regular men like your son, like my son.
Speaker 2: Have faith in them, and have faith in their superiors.
Speaker 2: Nothing comes easy in the Army.
Speaker 2: That doesn't mean you don't do right.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your call.
Speaker 1: Good to hear the other side.
Speaker 1: Back after this...


Speaker 1: Ethan's called in. How are you Ethan?
Speaker 2: You think it matters how I am?
Speaker 2: How about the poor souls behind the Event line?
Speaker 1: Well of course...
Speaker 2: This is judgment. This is God.
Speaker 1: That's certainly a point of...
Speaker 2: Let me finish! This is foretold. Jesus is coming home.
Speaker 2: Everyone listening. EVERYONE listening.
Speaker 2: You get on your knees and repent.
Speaker 2: He knows your sins, and he's a comin'.
Speaker 2: No. In fact, he's already here. And you are JUDGED.
Speaker 2: You know what it says in the book of Revelations?
Speaker 1: I do. Okay, onto the next caller.
Speaker 2: The great day of his wrath is come!
Speaker 2: And who shall be able to stand?
Speaker 1: Okay. Thank you!


Speaker 1: If you haven't heard they've grounded flights.
Speaker 1: Domestic flights are dandy, but if you're thinking of going further...
Speaker 1: You're gonna be disappointed.
Speaker 1: The WHO, that's the World Health Organisation, are to blame.
Speaker 1: Todd, I hear you've got an opinion.
Speaker 2: Sure as heck I do.
Speaker 2: Who gave this 'WHO' a right to tell us what to do?
Speaker 2: They watching the same news I am?
Speaker 2: We've got a problem. We've got it contained.
Speaker 1: Who's 'We' Todd?
Speaker 2: The United States of America!
Speaker 2: WHO's got no business here!
Speaker 2: How in hell can they tell us what to do?
Speaker 2: They're scared of catching a cold, so what?
Speaker 2: America can't do business?
Speaker 2: America can kiss vacations goodbye?
Speaker 2: We founded this nation to get away from those bastards.
Speaker 1: Todd I'm gonna have to ask for less cussing.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: It's just...
Speaker 2: Y'know I love America.
Speaker 1: We all do Todd.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your call.


Speaker 1: We've got Latoya, calling from Louisville.
Speaker 2: I just tried to get out of my apartment.
Speaker 2: Couldn't get off the front step.
Speaker 2: Trouble there too Latoya?
Speaker 2: With the soldiers? Hell I don't think so.
Speaker 2: There's a goddam' TANK in my street.
Speaker 2: I never seen so much camouflage in one place.
Speaker 1: Where are you calling from?
Speaker 2: I'm North of the river.
Speaker 1: I heard they were on the bridges?
Speaker 2: They're everywhere.
Speaker 1: So no fighting where you are?
Speaker 1: Reports of riots are coming in from New York, Miami...
Speaker 2: People here don't have time to fight.
Speaker 2: If they can, they're just going North.
Speaker 2: Vehicle after vehicle. Some folks on foot.
Speaker 2: It's gridlock.
Speaker 1: Thanks for calling Latoya.


Speaker 1: Abigail? You're on.
Speaker 2: Why are they sticking with this bullshit?
Speaker 1: Who Abigail? And please... this is a family show.
Speaker 2: You still think that counts for something?
Speaker 2: We know the truth, we know what's in there.
Speaker 2: My boyfriend? He's dead.
Speaker 2: I know that, and I know that I'm as good as dead.
Speaker 2: Why spin us this bullshit?
Speaker 2: Who in hell are they protecting?
Speaker 2: I'll tell you: themselves!
Speaker 2: They got labs in there, they got secret facilities.
Speaker 1: There's no evidence for any of that Abigail.
Speaker 2: There's a goddam Exclusion Zone filled with evidence!
Speaker 1: Thank you for your call.


Speaker 1: We've been asked to break our regular broadcasting.
Speaker 1: So, no calls right now people.
Speaker 1: News right down from the top: a curfew.
Speaker 1: From 6pm tonight: keep your kids inside.
Speaker 1: Hope must be to calm folk down.
Speaker 1: We're in Nowheresville out here...
Speaker 1: And I've seen looting. Shelves are empty.
Speaker 1: They shut the bar, but that didn't stop people breaking back in.
Speaker 1: God only knows what it's like in city centers right now.
Speaker 1: Let's open up the lines. Clare, you there?
Speaker 2: Sure am. Who the hell isn't staying inside right now anyways?
Speaker 2: Knox Event could be in anything.
Speaker 2: The air. The food. Did you see the meteors?
Speaker 1: They passed me by Clare.
Speaker 2: Passed by everyone.
Speaker 1: Over their heads?
Speaker 2: Are you mocking me?
Speaker 1: Sorry Clare, it's been a long week.
Speaker 2: It's in the skies, and it's in the air we breathe.
Speaker 2: Curfew is the right move.
Speaker 2: But it's too late.
Speaker 1: Thank you Clare!
Speaker 1: Any other thoughts on the Knox Event curfew?
Speaker 1: We want to hear them...
Speaker 1: Lines are back open people.


Speaker 1: Okay folks, a lot of voice on our lines as you'd imagine.
Speaker 1: But Danielle's got a story to tell. You've got the mic Danielle.
Speaker 2: They're lying. They're lying to us.
Speaker 2: We were on the inside . My Mom - she was attacked. This guy bit her.
Speaker 2: We tried to get out but they took her.
Speaker 2: I don't know where she is.
Speaker 2: I took my dog out the car and I just ran.
Speaker 2: They shot my dog!
Speaker 2: What kinda soldiers do that?
Speaker 2: And I'm sat here in this camp on some guy's carphone.
Speaker 2: The others - they wanted me to get word out.
Speaker 2: People in there have changed.
Speaker 2: They try to kill you.
Speaker 2: All of them try to kill you.


Speaker 1: I know him. I know the guy.
Speaker 2: For people just tuning in, Kelly's calling about...
Speaker 2: ... the disturbing images that have emerged from the Event Zone.
Speaker 2: Tune in to a news channel, everyone has it.
Speaker 2: But I guess Kelly has what they'd call an exclusive.
Speaker 2: His family might be listening Kelly.
Speaker 1: Okay, I won't name him.
Speaker 1: But he works in the Cine-E Plex.
Speaker 1: Saw him last week when I took my son to the Spiffo movie.
Speaker 1: It's him for sure.
Speaker 1: You think they feel pain?
Speaker 2: Well, his arm's not there. He's not even blinking.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if they feel.
Speaker 1: You think it's contained?
Speaker 2: You're the caller. You tell me.
Speaker 1: I think they know what they're doing.
Speaker 1: They're trained for this kinda thing.
Speaker 2: Let's hope you're right Clare.
Speaker 2: Back after these messages.
Speaker 3: [cine plex advert]


Speaker 1: What's your employment mystery caller?
Speaker 2: I'm a janitor.
Speaker 2: I've signed so many forms that I know this isn't right...
Speaker 2: But there's labs in there.
Speaker 2: Guys in white coats.
Speaker 1: And they're experimenting with what? Biological stuff?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Do they test on anything? Animals?
Speaker 2: Saw some dogs on my last day before this all started.
Speaker 1: They test on dogs?
Speaker 2: Naw. Security guys' dog was sick.
Speaker 1: So what you're saying is...
Speaker 1: They have science stuff in a military installation.
Speaker 1: Could be weapons, could be freshman chemistry class.
Speaker 1: And a guy owned a dog?
Speaker 2: Yes sir. That's the measure of it.
Speaker 2: Could be anything.
Speaker 2: It's terrorism.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your call.
Speaker 1: If anyone actually knows some facts about the Event call me.
Speaker 3: Sick of time-wasters.


Speaker 1: We've got a live one folks.
Speaker 1: Charles, I'm just going to hand over to you.
Speaker 1: Say what you need to say.
Speaker 2: I was in there.
Speaker 2: Everyone got the sickness at once.
Speaker 2: But... not everyone got the sickness.
Speaker 2: There was a bunch of us, running for the north road.
Speaker 2: All around us they were waking up.
Speaker 2: Waking up dead.
Speaker 2: We saw soldiers in hazard suits... they just threw us into trucks.
Speaker 2: There was this one lady.
Speaker 2: They just shot her.
Speaker 2: Back then we didn't know why.
Speaker 2: Now I know they did her a favor.
Speaker 2: They kept us in a military camp.
Speaker 2: They called it quarantine.
Speaker 2: When people got sick they took them away.
Speaker 2: For tests they said, through an inch of hazard suit plastic...
Speaker 2: They never came back.
Speaker 2: I didn't know anyone I was with but...
Speaker 2: Fathers. Daughters. Wives. Children...
Speaker 2: Losing their families, one by one.
Speaker 2: Then, two days ago, we woke up and the cells were open.
Speaker 2: Soldiers were gone.
Speaker 2: No trace.
Speaker 2: Just some guy in a uniform who'd been filled with bullets.
Speaker 2: Looked like a disagreement.
Speaker 2: We went North, and walked right through the border.
Speaker 2: No-one said a word.
Speaker 2: I feel like I've seen Hell.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your call.


Speaker 1: John, you're up. How're ya feeling?
Speaker 2: I just wanted to say thank you.
Speaker 2: All those other stations. The TV.
Speaker 2: They're just saying what they want them to say.
Speaker 2: Jackie Jaye's sat in McGrew's lap and spittin' his lies.
Speaker 2: The people in there are DEAD.
Speaker 2: They're gone. My daughter. Your families.
Speaker 2: This is how it ENDS.
Speaker 1: Thank you John.
Speaker 1: Sure is starting to feel that way.


Speaker 1: Okay people we need your calls tonight.
Speaker 1: It's crazy out there.
Speaker 1: The President doing nothing has led to...
Speaker 1: Well people are scared.
Speaker 1: Firehoses have been turned on angry crowds in New York.
Speaker 1: Looting and arson in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: And in the middle criminals using the climate of fear...
Speaker 1: ... to their own advantage.
Speaker 1: I've seen pictures of people taking TVs, computer game consoles... stuff like that...
Speaker 1: I'm taking your calls:
Speaker 1: Are you stockpiling food and medicine?
Speaker 1: What do you make of the curfew rumors?
Speaker 1: Same place, same number... different nightmare.
Speaker 1: Call us now guys.


Speaker 1: Francine wants to talk to us.
Speaker 1: You're on the air.
Speaker 2: You know how long it takes for this to incubate?
Speaker 2: I mean the flu?
Speaker 2: Not when they... get you.
Speaker 1: One day? Two days?
Speaker 2: Two days before the military rolled out: what were you doin'?
Speaker 1: Francine I don't know. It's been a long week.
Speaker 1: My head's a mess. Do you know what you were doing?
Speaker 2: Sure I do. I was watching the fireworks.
Speaker 2: Waving a flag.
Speaker 2: This thing began July 4th. Independence Day.
Speaker 1: Maybe Francine, but what's your point?
Speaker 2: Terrorism. Terrorism is my point.
Speaker 2: They've been coming for us for years.
Speaker 2: This is their moment.
Speaker 1: Francine, right now I don't think it's the time for theories.
Speaker 1: I've heard enough theories.
Speaker 1: Let's get positive. Let's try to help folks out there.
Speaker 1: If you have tips. If you have advice.
Speaker 1: Call me.


Speaker 1: Something's up in the Event camps.
Speaker 1: We've got Danielle on the line again.
Speaker 2: Hello? Hello?
Speaker 1: Danielle, honey. What's happening?
Speaker 2: I'm on a carphone. The battery's low.
Speaker 2: I need to be quick.
Speaker 1: What's happening? What's that noise?
Speaker 2: There were gunshots, and then there was this....
Speaker 2: ... this huge wave of infected people.
Speaker 2: They just appeared.
Speaker 2: Hundreds of them over the perimeter. Thousands maybe.
Speaker 2: There weren't enough soldiers. Or guns.
Speaker 2: I'm lying on the back seat of this car.
Speaker 2: All I can hear is...
Speaker 2: OH GOD. OH THEY'RE <bzzt> <fzzt>
Speaker 1: Hello? Hello?
Speaker 1: Danielle, honey can you hear me?
Speaker 3: <bzzt>


Speaker 1: Let's get the message out there.
Speaker 1: Danny? Tell us what you know.
Speaker 2: It's spread through bites. Maybe scratches, but definitely bites.
Speaker 1: Have you been in there Danny?
Speaker 2: Kinda. We live on a farm near the river. I swam it.
Speaker 2: My sister went into West Point to see what was going on.
Speaker 2: She said everyone had turned.
Speaker 2: And I mean EVERYONE.
Speaker 2: One took a chunk from her wrist.
Speaker 2: She got back and I cleaned the wound, but...
Speaker 2: It just got worse.
Speaker 2: Then she died.
Speaker 2: She died, but she <sob> didn't go away.
Speaker 2: It's okay man. We're all here with you.
Speaker 3: I ran. Swam the river... somehow.
Speaker 3: She's still there.
Speaker 3: Standing there. Dead.
Speaker 3: How the fuck is this happening?


Speaker 1: Hi it's Carla.
Speaker 2: You watching the news Carla?
Speaker 1: I don't need to see the news, it's outside my front room.
Speaker 1: Cars, people... everyone moving North.
Speaker 3: How do they look?
Speaker 1: Scared. Same as me.
Speaker 3: Will you join them?
Speaker 1: I've got three children under the age of six.
Speaker 1: My husband's been gone a week.
Speaker 1: No clue where he is.
Speaker 1: I can't go. My kids... and he'll come back maybe.
Speaker 1: We've got enough to eat.
Speaker 1: We...
Speaker 3: <bang> <bang>
Speaker 4: Hey! We only want to use the bathroom!
Speaker 1: I'm sorry I've got to keep quiet.
Speaker 5: Mommy? What's that...
Speaker 3: <bang> <bang>
Speaker 4: LET US IN! WE CAN HEAR YOU IN THERE!
Speaker 3: <crash!>
Speaker 1: What are you...
Speaker 3: <click> <bzz> <fzzz>


Speaker 1: This is my advice: shoot for the head.
Speaker 2: What if you don't have a gun Mike?
Speaker 1: Then you find a goddamn gun.
Speaker 1: Bullets to the torso... limbs... they don't slow them.
Speaker 1: And they sure as hell don't make them hurt.
Speaker 1: Go for the brain.
Speaker 1: Hell, if you lose your gun then use a bat.
Speaker 1: Just burst their heads like a fuckin' balloon.
Speaker 2: These are people's families you're talking about Mike.
Speaker 1: You haven't seen one, have you?
Speaker 1: They're not even human.


Speaker 1: We're on the road.
Speaker 1: I'm at a Gas Station.
Speaker 1: It's like some kinda nightmare.
Speaker 1: It's Mad goddam Max.
Speaker 2: People are panicking?
Speaker 1: People are scared.
Speaker 1: They've taken all the food.
Speaker 1: There's fighting in the line for gas...
Speaker 1: But if they think those cars can get anywhere anyway it's insane.
Speaker 1: Roads are stationary.
Speaker 1: It's just...
Speaker 2: Just what Brian?
Speaker 1: There are bodies.
Speaker 1: Not dead bodies.
Speaker 1: Ill bodies. People with the infection.
Speaker 1: They're just lying at the side of the road.
Speaker 1: People are ignoring them, but they know they're there.
Speaker 1: They're gonna come back. Everyone knows it.
Speaker 1: Just no-one's got the guts.
Speaker 1: No-one wants to do it.
Speaker 1: Not yet.
Speaker 1: They just want to move on.
Speaker 1: Get away.
Speaker 1: But up ahead there'll be more bodies. Not quite dead.
Speaker 1: And someone's got to do it.
Speaker 1: Someone's got to do it.
Speaker 2: Can you do it Brian?
Speaker 1: I'll find that out further up the road.
Speaker 1: Keep safe.
Speaker 2: I'll try.


Speaker 1: So what are the facts?
Speaker 1: They're dead. They bite. You don't want to get close.
Speaker 1: For God knows what reason, the truth has been kept from us.
Speaker 1: They've got it pinned, but for how long?
Speaker 1: Do you know anything else? We need NEW information.
Speaker 1: Call me. Let's get through this together.
Speaker 1: Mary, you there?
Speaker 2: The Army are killing us! My Dad. He didn't even have a scratch!
Speaker 1: You're... kidding?
Speaker 2: The soldier said he was sorry, and he shot him!
Speaker 2: Turned the gun on me, then...
Speaker 2: ... then he blew his own damn head off.
Speaker 2: <sob> <sob>
Speaker 1: Mary. Mary. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: He's dead. He's dead.


Speaker 1: <bzzt>
Speaker 2: People are sick here. Sick without the bite.
Speaker 3: That's not possible.
Speaker 2: You're calling me a liar? It's happening.
Speaker 2: I just saw twenty people in an Old Folk's Home die in an hour.
Speaker 2: They're still there. In their chairs.
Speaker 2: Only... some are crawling on the floor.
Speaker 2: They're eating Janine.
Speaker 2: They pulled her down. And...
Speaker 2: There's blood everywhere.
Speaker 2: People are turning. Turning fast.
Speaker 2: It can't be stopped.
Speaker 2: Oh God no.
Speaker 1: <fzzt>
Speaker 3: The Knox Event is not contained.
Speaker 3: I repeat: the Knox Event is not contained.
Speaker 3: After the.... what do we call them?
Speaker 3: After the wave of the dead took over the boundary camp...
Speaker 3: Something else came out with them.
Speaker 3: Howard, you okay to talk?
Speaker 4: *cough* I know what people will think.
Speaker 4: But I haven't taken a scratch.
Speaker 4: No bite marks.
Speaker 4: Closest I've been to those poor dead bastards is 20 feet.
Speaker 4: But I've got it. I've got the sickness.
Speaker 4: Unless this is flu or some sick joke.
Speaker 4: *cough* *hack*
Speaker 4: This is it. I'm dying.
Speaker 3: Don't talk like that. It's not over...
Speaker 4: Till it's over?
Speaker 4: Friend last night I saw kid fresh out of diapers...
Speaker 4: I can't even say what I saw.
Speaker 4: *cough* For me it's over. Whatever else happens to you...
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just... I just wanted to tell people.
Speaker 4: To warn people.
Speaker 4: Say your goodbyes and run...
Speaker 4: ... as this thing is going to follow you.
Speaker 4: It's going to follow all of us until the ends of the earth.


Speaker 1: I've got it.
Speaker 1: I've come down with the Event infection, and I'm scared.
Speaker 1: Real scared.
Speaker 1: But I've got kids north of the river.
Speaker 1: I've got family all over.
Speaker 1: Man I love, who don't love me back, is somewhere out there too.
Speaker 1: And I'm saying close the bridges.
Speaker 1: Stop the people who are running.
Speaker 1: Do what you have to do.
Speaker 1: We're lost. We're gone here.
Speaker 1: Bomb us if you need to.
Speaker 1: They held this thing inside once.
Speaker 1: They pinned it down.
Speaker 1: We're already dead, and they should treat us that way.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your call.
Speaker 1: God bless you.


Speaker 1: Latoya has news everyone.
Speaker 2: They're closing the bridges!
Speaker 1: What bridges Latoya?
Speaker 2: All of them. Everyone headed north through Louisville...
Speaker 2: ...you're not gonna make it!
Speaker 1: How do you mean closing?
Speaker 2: No cars can get over, it's gridlock!
Speaker 2: People were just running over with bags...
Speaker 2: ... y'know, all their stuff.
Speaker 2: Then they pushed them back, put up barriers and...
Speaker 3: <distant explosion>
Speaker 2: Shit! Was... *muffle*
Speaker 3: *muffle* *muffle*
Speaker 1: Latoya, Latoya are you still there?
Speaker 2: They blew the damn thing up?
Speaker 2: People are trapped!
Speaker 2: They trapped them in the Event!
Speaker 2: You can't get through any more!
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 3: <fzzt>


Speaker 1: Where are you Julie?
Speaker 2: I'm on a payphone in the hospital.
Speaker 2: I've fed it my quarters but...
Speaker 2: They're not picking up at home.
Speaker 2: They're not picking up at Mom's
Speaker 2: I just needed to call someone.
Speaker 2: Everyone here has it.
Speaker 2: They're on the floor.
Speaker 2: They're hallucinating.
Speaker 2: They're moaning. They're groaning.
Speaker 2: Everyone's just left them.
Speaker 2: They're doctors. How can they do that?
Speaker 1: But you're okay?
Speaker 2: I think so.
Speaker 2: God. The smell in here.
Speaker 2: Don't come to the hospitals.
Speaker 2: Don't go anywhere you expect people.
Speaker 2: It's just death.
Speaker 2: Death on every sidewalk.
Speaker 2: Death at every stop light.
Speaker 2: Real soon they'll start walking.
Speaker 2: I've seen it.
Speaker 2: Seen it with my own eyes.
Speaker 3: <click>
Speaker 3: <brrr>


Speaker 1: Have you seen them?
Speaker 2: No Richard, no I have not.
Speaker 1: There's nothing in their eyes.
Speaker 1: I thought they'd look like a dead body.
Speaker 1: I've seen plenty.
Speaker 1: I was in Desert Storm.
Speaker 1: Dead bodies look like they're at peace.
Speaker 1: They look... separate, but the same.
Speaker 1: These things. They're empty.
Speaker 1: Nothing's moved on.
Speaker 1: There's no spirit gone up to the sky.
Speaker 1: I thought death was just an absence of life.
Speaker 1: Now I see it's worse than that.
Speaker 1: Just a big nothing.
Speaker 1: A road to nowhere.
Speaker 1: Something that hates us, and wants us consumed.
Speaker 1: Like a hole has opened up underneath our feet and...
Speaker 1: ...
Speaker 1: I'll be gone soon.
Speaker 1: I'm just sorry it all ended this way.
Speaker 1: Sorry for us all.


Speaker 1: We're not taking calls right now - as I'm the one with the news.
Speaker 1: Well... you can have the news too.
Speaker 1: Just turn on the TV.
Speaker 1: We've got news coming through that the Knox Event has spread...
Speaker 1: ... internationally.
Speaker 1: No-one knows how. No-one knows why.
Speaker 1: It's in England, and it's in Africa.
Speaker 1: There's pictures of the flu, there's pictures of the infection.
Speaker 1: It began here, but now it's there.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was everywhere all at once to begin with.
Speaker 1: It's out of control.
Speaker 1: We will be taking no more calls on crackpot theories.
Speaker 1: Today is all about helping people.
Speaker 1: Helping us get through.
Speaker 1: Some say there's an immunity.
Speaker 1: Let's salvage something somehow.
Speaker 1: Someone call in.
Speaker 1: Someone give us hope.


Speaker 1: Hey everyone.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry but KnoxTalk is tapping out.
Speaker 1: We want to be with our families.
Speaker 1: Good luck everyone.
Speaker 1: Thanks for calling in.
Speaker 1: Maybe we can do it again some day.



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Hitz FM - 89400
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Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: ♪ We talked the night, till the sun came up. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You said it was over. It can't be over. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You looked at me like a stranger. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You're yesterday. An old fairytale. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Now it's come to me. It's over. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ My eyes are open. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 2: We're over because...
Speaker 2: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: ♪ I saw you sat at the stoplight. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ It felt like the world couldn't spin right. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Can't you tell you are my world? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You came along, I just unfurled! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: It's morning. It's Knox Hits.
Speaker 2: Crazy days right now, but we'll try and keep it normal.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're at home with the doors and windows shut.
Speaker 2: Maybe you've been evacuated.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're on the Exclusion Zone border line.
Speaker 2: Heck, maybe you rolled out with the Army.
Speaker 2: One thing I know: no matter what you're doing...
Speaker 2: You'll appreciate this:
Speaker 2: It's Every Reason with Your Smile... Your Kiss!
Speaker 3: ♪ I don't know if she loves me. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ If only she could see me. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Laughing and dancing in the sun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Don't tell me she's not worth tryin' for! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Your smile. Your kiss. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'd give it all - I'd sell my soul! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ To see the way your eyes glisten gold! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Take me like I am. Take me whole! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Meal for two, and walkin' through the park. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Laughin', dreamin', jokin' till it's dark. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Could it last more than just a day? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ C'mon baby will you stay? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Your smile. Your kiss. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'd give it all - I'd sell my soul! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ To see the way your eyes glisten gold! ♪
Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: Good afternoon Kentucky!
Speaker 2: Or as close as we can get.
Speaker 2: In case you haven't heard the news...
Speaker 2: ... General John McGrew has finally explained some stuff.
Speaker 2: Flu-like. Leads to panic and confusion.
Speaker 2: And oh yeah, those gun shots you heard?
Speaker 2: Warning shots
Speaker 2: You feel safe yet?
Speaker 2: Still I guess if you wanted the news you'd be on Triple-N.
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful day out there.
Speaker 2: Let's try to enjoy it.
Speaker 3: ♪ We talked the night, till the sun came up. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You said it was over. It can't be over. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You looked at me like a stranger. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You're yesterday. An old fairytale. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Now it's come to me. It's over. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ My eyes are open. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: We're over because...
Speaker 3: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪
Speaker 4: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: This is Billy's Show. All country, all the time.
Speaker 2: Bad news today, huh?
Speaker 2: If y'all are sick in the 'drough, maybe this can liven you up.
Speaker 3: ♪ Well I'm a boy from Kentucky... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ...and because I'm unlucky... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I was sent all the way... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ...to Tennessee. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ On her front porch I met her... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ and on her back porch I first kissed her. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ But then I went home, cus of momma's ice tea... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Oh I'm a boy from Kentucky... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ... And yup, I'm unlucky... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Cos I never said: 'Bonnie... Marry me' ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: You're with Late Night Love on Knox Hits.
Speaker 2: Tough times out there.
Speaker 2: We don't know what's going on in the Exclusion Zone...
Speaker 2: But we know you're listening.
Speaker 2: This one's for Lisa, from Steve.
Speaker 2: He'll see you soon Lisa. Be strong.
Speaker 3: ♪  If I could say... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  Anything that would make you stay. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  You know I would. You know. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  I never wanted to step in your way... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  And you... you know you love me too, ooh... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  You love me too. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  You do. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  Sweetheart darling, you... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  Do... ♪
Speaker 3: You just know, right where I'll be.
Speaker 3: ♪  Just turn around. It's me you'll see. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  I can't lie. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  You'll see me cry. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  You'll know that a true heart can bleed. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  And you... you know you love me too, ooh. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  You love me too. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  You do. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  Sweetheart darling, you... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  Do... ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: Hey you're back with Frankie on Knooox Hiiits...
Speaker 2: Scary days but we're pushing through till noon.
Speaker 2: Before I hit the button on Hidden, the new hit from The Question.
Speaker 2: We've been asked to tell y'all:
Speaker 2: Stay where you are.
Speaker 2: Lots of folk trying to come in, but y'all are blocking the roads.
Speaker 2: Please help the military help you. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Okay that's the serious stuff here, been and gone.
Speaker 2: This one's for all of y'all.
Speaker 3: ♪ I saw you sat at the stoplight. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ It felt like the world couldn't spin right. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪  I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Can't you tell you are my world? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You came along, I just unfurled! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: Janine tagging in on Knox Hits!
Speaker 2: First a message from our sponsors...
Speaker 2: Actually, it's from the guys who parked a tank on my drive.
Speaker 2: The Army. Love those guys.
Speaker 2: They've asked us to say: 'Stay. Where. You. Are.'
Speaker 2: You guys listening in on the roads gettin' away?
Speaker 2: You're in their way.
Speaker 2: Hey General, maybe if you told us what was going on?
Speaker 2: Maybe then people would be less inclined to high-tail and run?
Speaker 2: Here's Steamship Hurricane, and Over.
Speaker 3: ♪ We talked the night, till the sun came up. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You said it was over. It can't be over. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You looked at me like a stranger. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You're yesterday. An old fairytale. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Now it's come to me. It's over. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ My eyes are open. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: We're over because...
Speaker 3: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪
Speaker 4: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: This is Billy, here with Country requests.
Speaker 2: Lot of people turning up round the county-line.
Speaker 2: Not much to do but sit tight till our boys let those poor folks out.
Speaker 2: Here's somethin' to help.
Speaker 3: ♪ I hadn't seen Loretta in... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪... close to thirty year. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ But I could still taste that kiss... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪... and recall her rear. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Thought now she'd be kinda different. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ So today I checked her out. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I stood outside her trailer... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ... with a holler n' a shout. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ She asked what in hell  I was doing. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Said I just woke her up. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Her husband got a shotgun, with a holler and a shout... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ... chased me to the river and yessir he saw me out! ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: Can't sleep either?
Speaker 2: Can't say I blame y'all.
Speaker 2: You're listening to Late Night Love.
Speaker 2: Seems like that's all we got left, huh?
Speaker 2: This one's for Joe from Clare.
Speaker 2: Clare's in a camp on the Event Line.
Speaker 2: Joe's out there somewhere on the road.
Speaker 2: Joe - Clare loves you dearly.
Speaker 2: She'll see you real soon.
Speaker 3: ♪ Blow out the candle, taste your kiss. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Close the window, shut out the night. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ It's you and me. Out of sight. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Us together: all through the night. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ We got champagne, the fire is lit. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm yours till dawn, and you are mine. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Just say the word. Give me that look. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Come morning it'll be the world that shook. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ All night I'll hold you. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Please baby ask me to... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ We'll be close, so tight. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Honey you know it's right. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Let's find ecstasy... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Baby just you and me. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I will never let go. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I want you so. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Let's make loooove... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ We'll be close, so tight. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Honey you know it's right. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Let's find ecstasy... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Baby just you and me. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I will never let go. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I want you so. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Let's make loooove... ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: Hey this is Frank-i-e.
Speaker 2: Lots of eyes on our slice of Kentucky.
Speaker 2: Everyone smile and dress up nice.
Speaker 2: We can get through this folks.
Speaker 3: ♪ I don't know if she loves me. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ If only she could see me. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Laughing and dancing in the sun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Don't tell me she's not worth tryin' for! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Your smile. Your kiss. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'd give it all - I'd sell my soul! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ To see the way your eyes glisten gold! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Take me like I am. Take me whole! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Meal for two, and walkin' through the park. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Laughin', dreamin', jokin' till it's dark. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Could it last more than just a day? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ C'mon baby will you stay? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Your smile. Your kiss. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'd give it all - I'd sell my soul! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ To see the way your eyes glisten gold! ♪
Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: Janine here with the best in music until six...
Speaker 2: ... that and a side helping of HOLY HELL.
Speaker 2: Flights grounded. Folks displaced.
Speaker 2: Who knew this place could change the world?
Speaker 2: Maybe sometime soon we'll actually get told what's going on.
Speaker 2: Speaking of...
Speaker 2:  Here's Hidden...
Speaker 2: by The Question
Speaker 3: ♪ I saw you sat at the stoplight. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ It felt like the world couldn't spin right. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Can't you tell you are my world? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You came along, I just unfurled! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: It's Billy, here with you till midnight.
Speaker 2: Soldiers in the streets.
Speaker 2: Empty skies.
Speaker 2: Devil's waiting in Hell...
Speaker 2: ... and we're pushin' our handcart right up to his door.
Speaker 3: ♪ Hole in my pocket... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ... and a dime stuck in my shoe. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I shoulda been a rich man... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ... but the world said 'No can do!' ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ It put holes in my pants lining... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ... so my coins fell straight on through. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ It's hard to walk, and it's mighty cruel... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ...to get a dime stuck in your shoe. ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: We've got a request in from far off New York City.
Speaker 2: It's from Rick, and he says he knows his wife always listens in.
Speaker 2: Rick says Hell's Kitchen is living up to its name tonight.
Speaker 2: People looting, people fighting.
Speaker 2: But his mind is on Diane - somewhere inside the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: Diane: he's sorry for leaving.
Speaker 2: He's sorry for hitting you with the car.
Speaker 2: If you can hear this, it's for you.
Speaker 3: ♪ Your love... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ... is what make my eyes bright. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I can see you in the night. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ A true love. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Every thought that I make... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ... every breath that I take. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Y'know you... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ... told me you'd dare. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ And then that you'd share... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Your life. With me. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Through the years... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ... there's been no need for tears. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I saw the depth of your love. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ That's right. The depth of... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ...your beautiful love. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Our bodies... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Bodies move in time. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ And our lives have just begun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ And, yes... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ To me you are the one. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You have it all. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ All I have inside. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ My beautiful. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ My beautiful. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ My beee-autiful... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Looooove! ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: It's Knox Hits. It's Frank-i-e!
Speaker 2: I'm finding this tough guys, and I know you are too.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying let's pretend it's all normal.
Speaker 2: I'm saying... let's have Every Reason do it for us.
Speaker 3: ♪ I don't know if she loves me. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ If only she could see me. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Laughing and dancing in the sun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Don't tell me she's not worth tryin' for! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Your smile. Your kiss. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'd give it all - I'd sell my soul! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ To see the way your eyes glisten gold! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Take me like I am. Take me whole! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Meal for two, and walkin' through the park. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Laughin', dreamin', jokin' till it's dark. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Could it last more than just a day? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ C'mon baby will you stay? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Your smile. Your kiss. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'd give it all - I'd sell my soul! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ To see the way your eyes glisten gold! ♪
Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: Nice guy from the Army came back round.
Speaker 2: Ask us real nice not to 'promote panic'.
Speaker 2: Apparently they don't trust you guys...
Speaker 2: ...you and your fear of what in heck they're doing.
Speaker 2: You wanting food from the stores.
Speaker 2: Gasoline in your tank...
Speaker 2: This is a message for the Army guy:
Speaker 2: Bite me'.
Speaker 3: ♪ I saw you sat at the stoplight. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ It felt like the world couldn't spin right. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Can't you tell you are my world? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You came along, I just unfurled! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: I don't know much, but I know it when times are bad.
Speaker 2: Y'all are in Billy's thoughts.
Speaker 2: Maybe this'll chase the rain away.
Speaker 3: ♪ Well hey now Buck, you're plum outta luck! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Her fella's come home, and the window's stuck. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Y'all hear him coming up on those stairs... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ For five more seconds he'll be unawares! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ So then Buck you're plum outta luck! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Next time think twice 'bout who you... ♪
Speaker 3: GOOD NIGHT LOUISIANA! WE LOVE YOU!
Speaker 4: *applause*


Speaker 1: *bzzt*
Speaker 1: *fzzt*
Speaker 2: ... it's just not workin' Ben...
Speaker 1: *fzzt*


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: It's Knox Hits. It's Frank-i-e.
Speaker 2: Oh God I'm not good at this.
Speaker 2: If you haven't heard. Just turn to a news channel.
Speaker 2: Everyone inside is dead.
Speaker 2: EVERYONE.
Speaker 2: I'm going to puke.
Speaker 2: Someone else do this.
Speaker 3: <muffle> <muffle>
Speaker 2: Do I look like I CARE?
Speaker 2: You told me to stay here.
Speaker 2: If anything happens it's on YOU.
Speaker 2: ON YOU.
Speaker 3: <muffle> <muffle>
Speaker 2: I don't give a GODDAMN that I'm on air.
Speaker 2: ♪ We talked the night, till the sun came up. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You said it was over. It can't be over. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You looked at me like a stranger. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You're yesterday. An old fairytale. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Now it's come to me. It's over. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ My eyes are open. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 2: We're over because...
Speaker 2: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪
Speaker 3: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: Hey this is Janine.
Speaker 2: This'll be the last broadcast.
Speaker 2: My last broadcast anyways.
Speaker 2: Dearest Daddy's got a cabin high in the Appalachians.
Speaker 2: I'm going there, as whatever's happening here?
Speaker 2: Nightmare doesn't quite cut it.
Speaker 2: I'd advise you do similar.
Speaker 2: Now for a godawful song that's so inappropriate it hurts.
Speaker 2: But hey, apparently we still go from the playlist.
Speaker 2: Bye guys.
Speaker 2: See y'all later down the trail.
Speaker 3: ♪ We talked the night, till the sun came up. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You said it was over. It can't be over. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You looked at me like a stranger. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You're yesterday. An old fairytale. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Now it's come to me. It's over. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ My eyes are open. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 3: We're over because...
Speaker 3: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪
Speaker 4: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: This is Billy, here with Country requests.
Speaker 2: Folk round here are running.
Speaker 2: Me? Well there's no place to go.
Speaker 2: So it's just me and you.
Speaker 2: And Jimmy-Jay Jones y'all...
Speaker 3: ♪ I'll tell you what it was that got me thinking. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Hit me on the day when I quit drinking. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ My wife she's gone. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ My daughter said 'so long'. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ They left me all alone. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ And now I'm sinking... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ That's what it was that got me thinking. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ They left me all alone. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ And now yessir I'm sinking.. ♪ .


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: ♪ I saw you sat at the stoplight. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ It felt like the world couldn't spin right. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪  I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Can't you tell you are my world? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You came along, I just unfurled! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: You're tuned to Billy's Show.
Speaker 2: Covering for Janine, all the way through to midnight.
Speaker 2: Now I used to go to church.
Speaker 2: Minister there used to sound off... about hellfire and damnation.
Speaker 2: Kinda put me off.
Speaker 2: I am now willing to reconsider.
Speaker 2: More after this.
Speaker 3: ♪ My boy once asked me, before he went away.
Speaker 3: ♪ 'What can I do sir, to be like you one day?' ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ It's grit, and spit and sand, I said. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ A love for this land until you're dead. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ And a good-livin' woman to lead y'all astray. ♪
Speaker 3: Now why don't y'all ask me what happened twenty years later?
Speaker 3: ♪ Well, the day my Betty left me? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Well I was a sight to see! ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'd had a disagreement with a guy from Albuquerque. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I took a pool cue to my nose... ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ ...that bloodied all my clothes. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ So now I need another, to do my damn laundry. ♪
Speaker 2: I'm watching the news now y'all. You should do.


Speaker 1: Knox Hitz! Your style, your music!
Speaker 2: This is Billy's Show. All country, all the time.
Speaker 2: Got a live recording for y'all. Enjoy it while you can.
Speaker 3: Now here's a little song we sing.
Speaker 3: It's called... The Ballad of Brian Hicks.
Speaker 4: *audience cheers and applause*
Speaker 3: ♪ I once knew a man in a faraway land. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ Said I'd write him a song, when I had a band. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ He was someplace in Europe, right in the sticks. ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ The man, the legend, Brian Hicks. ♪
Speaker 4: *audience cheers*
Speaker 3: ♪ How can we one day be like Brian? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ How could we dream to reach so high? ♪
Speaker 3: ♪ I'm not close and... ♪
Speaker 5: We're nowhere near!
Speaker 3: ♪ To being such... a... lovely... guy! ♪
Speaker 3: Thank you Czech Republic! We love you!
Speaker 2: I'll be off air for a while folks.
Speaker 2: Gonna keep my head down.
Speaker 2: Feels like a storm blowing in.
Speaker 2: Keep safe y'all.


Speaker 1: This is the Late Night Love slot.
Speaker 1: I'm figuring if you wanted the news...
Speaker 1: ... you'd be switched to the news.
Speaker 1: If you're with me - you want anything BUT the news.
Speaker 1: No requests tonight. Wires are hot with more important stuff.
Speaker 1: So here's one from me.
Speaker 1: It's for my son, and the only message is this:
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: ♪ Oh, Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ From glen to glen, and down the mountain side. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ The summer's gone, and all the flowers are dying. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ It's you, it's you must go and I must bide. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ But come ye back when summer's in the meadow. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Oh, Danny boy, oh, Danny boy, I love you so. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ But if you come, when all the flowers are dying. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ And I am dead, as dead I well may be. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ You'll come and find the place where I am lying. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ And kneel and say an 'ave' there for me. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ And I will know, though soft you tread above me. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ And then my grave will richer, sweeter be. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ And you'll bend down and tell me that you love me. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ And I will rest in peace until you come to me. ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ I don't know if she loves me. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ If only she could see me. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Laughing and dancing in the sun. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Don't tell me she's not worth tryin' for! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Your smile. Your kiss. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I'd give it all - I'd sell my soul! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ To see the way your eyes glisten gold! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Take me like I am. Take me whole! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Meal for two, and walkin' through the park. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Laughin', dreamin', jokin' till it's dark. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Could it last more than just a day? ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ C'mon baby will you stay? ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Your smile. Your kiss. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I'd give it all - I'd sell my soul! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ To see the way your eyes glisten gold! ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ We talked the night, till the sun came up. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ You said it was over. It can't be over. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ You looked at me like a stranger. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ You're yesterday. An old fairytale. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Now it's come to me. It's over. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ My eyes are open. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ How can we be over? ♪
Speaker 1: We're over because...
Speaker 1: ♪ I skated downtown, saw lovers having fun. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I thought of you, and what you'd done. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ You haven't broken me! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ You've made me who I am! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I've seen the sun. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Cos' now I'm number one! ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ I saw you sat at the stoplight. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ It felt like the world couldn't spin right. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Can't you tell you are my world? ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ You came along, I just unfurled! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I need to be with you. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I need you to love me too. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I need more and more each day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I'm a nobody. I'm hidden. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I'm always out of vision. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Why can't you notice me? ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Why can't you find a way? ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ Oh, Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ From glen to glen, and down the mountain side. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ The summer's gone, and all the flowers are dying. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ It's you, it's you must go and I must bide. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ But come ye back when summer's in the meadow. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Oh, Danny boy, oh, Danny boy, I love you so. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ But if you come, when all the flowers are dying. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ And I am dead, as dead I well may be. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ You'll come and find the place where I am lying. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ And kneel and say an 'ave' there for me. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ And I will know, though soft you tread above me. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ And then my grave will richer, sweeter be. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ And you'll bend down and tell me that you love me. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ And I will rest in peace until you come to me. ♪



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Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: We're going straight to Kentucky for this developing story.
Speaker 1: Kirsty Cormick, are you there?
Speaker 2: I am Joan. It's 48 hours since this all began.
Speaker 2: A community laid low with an unknown illness.
Speaker 2: A military perimeter set up almost overnight
Speaker 2: Then the rumors of civilian confusion and bizarre activity within the zone.
Speaker 2: There are helicopters overhead, scientists in hazmat suits...
Speaker 2: This county has been split in two, and folk are scared.
Speaker 3: My daughter and my grandchildren are in there!
Speaker 3: I was staying at my fella's and... I was gonna go back but...
Speaker 3: Phones are still out.
Speaker 3: What's going on in there?
Speaker 3: What's so bad they can't even pick up the phone?
Speaker 1: Well further to that interview...
Speaker 1: Knox Telecommunications claim the lines are down for long-planned improvement works.
Speaker 1: Terrible timing, or something more?
Speaker 1: You'll find out here...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on Triple-N!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: So what is it? I'm no scientist...
Speaker 2: I didn't listen in class. Too busy on the Football field.
Speaker 2: We know folks are ill.
Speaker 2: We know it's widespread.
Speaker 2: We know no-one could get out while the soldiers rolled on in.
Speaker 2: We know they're back on their feet, but we also know there's confusion.
Speaker 2: I'd be confused too, if I woke up someone built a military cordon round me!
Speaker 2: But they've got scientists to talk to now. Guys in chemical suits.
Speaker 2: They've got the best in the business. Heck, the world...
Speaker 2: ... in there to fix this whole thing up.
Speaker 2: So let's support our boys, people.
Speaker 2: This thing, let's call it 'The Knox Event', feels like a powder keg.
Speaker 2: Too many people shouting 'conspiracy', hearing unverified gunshots.
Speaker 2: No situation is perfect people.
Speaker 2: This is a war. A war on whatever this thing is.
Speaker 2: And, together, it is a war the United States will win.
Speaker 1: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're on...
Speaker 1: ... Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: The outbreak of the 'non-lethal' Knox Event infection is still contained.
Speaker 1: There's no word of 'illness' and 'confusion' outside the Event Zone.
Speaker 1: There is, however, a panic.
Speaker 1: There's fear in people's faces as they once again camp out...
Speaker 1: ... in school halls, trailers and Army tents.
Speaker 1: It's more than two days now since these people heard the voices...
Speaker 1: ... of many of their families, loved ones and friends.
Speaker 2: They could be dead in there!
Speaker 2: Sure, power and water are still on.
Speaker 2: But what if they're too sick to eat?
Speaker 2: I got told they've got scientists in there talking to them.
Speaker 2: The guy said 'there's no way they're going hungry in there'.
Speaker 2: But all we have is the word of these... dudes with guns!
Speaker 2: Where the hell's the President in all this?
Speaker 2: He should be down here with me! With me in this damn tent!
Speaker 1: It's a sad state of affairs down there.
Speaker 1: Back after these messages...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N


Speaker 1: Good morning. This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event Exclusion Zone is STILL in place.
Speaker 1: Officials remain silent on the impact of an outbreak...
Speaker 1: ... described as 'non-lethal' with symptoms of 'panic' and 'confusion'.
Speaker 1: Kirsty Cormick is in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: A strange scene here south of Louisville.
Speaker 2: Roads blocked by military vehicles.
Speaker 2: Barriers and fences once intended for use overseas...
Speaker 2: ...deployed around a no-go area deep inside Kentucky.
Speaker 2: And dead in the center?
Speaker 2: The small towns of Muldraugh and West Point...
Speaker 2: ... and the bases and training facilities of the Army itself.
Speaker 2: I'm here in a camp of displaced families, and they're angry.
Speaker 3: We just want to go home. That's all!
Speaker 3: Why can't we talk to them?
Speaker 4: What's the worst thing they could do?
Speaker 4: Cut off the phone lines!
Speaker 4: Do they want us to panic?
Speaker 5: Just let me talk to my son!
Speaker 2: Military officials have told us to expect a full statement this afternoon.
Speaker 2: Until then this is Kirsty Cormick for Triple-N on the Knox Event line.
Speaker 1: Thank you Kirsty.
Speaker 1: Now, amidst angry scenes in Washington and a storm of Republican protest...
Speaker 1: We are expecting word from the President, following crisis meetings...
Speaker 1: ...with experts from the Center for Disease Control at the White House.
Speaker 1: More developments as they happen...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: We're here with some breaking news.
Speaker 1: General McGrew has just finished speaking. Let's go over to the Knox Event Exclusion line.
Speaker 2: Thank you Joan.
Speaker 2: General John McGrew has confirmed 'panic' and 'confusion' inside the Zone.
Speaker 2: With NO confirmation of the violent scenes some claim to have witnessed.
Speaker 2: And still no reasoning behind the communication blackout:
Speaker 3: I am making this statement at 11AM on the 14th July 1993.
Speaker 3: There are many rumors circulating. Many falsehoods.
Speaker 3: This is an appeal for calm.
Speaker 3: I can confirm there has been an outbreak.
Speaker 3: The ailment is, as yet, unidentified.
Speaker 3: It is flu-like. It leads to panic. It leads to confusion.
Speaker 3: There is NO evidence of fatalities within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 3: We are using judged and judicious force to maintain the border.
Speaker 3: Warning shots have been fired.
Speaker 3: No civilians have been harmed.
Speaker 3: We must ensure that this infection is not allowed to spread.
Speaker 3: I am in hourly contact with the President on this matter.
Speaker 3: The no-fly zone will remain in place for the foreseeable future.
Speaker 3: At this time, we will take no questions.
Speaker 2: Are the General's responses enough for America?
Speaker 2: Those forced to stay in Army issue tents around me...
Speaker 2: ... and those evacuated to the North seem to be saying 'No'.
Speaker 2: Back to the studio.
Speaker 1: Kirsty Cormick there on the Knox Event boundary.
Speaker 1: We'll be keeping you updated throughout the day...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on Triple-N!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: I've met General John McGrew - many times.
Speaker 2: He is a fine man.
Speaker 2: When he says there have been no fatalities from the infection - he means it.
Speaker 2: That man's career has earned enough medals to block the noon-day sun.
Speaker 2: He's no liar.
Speaker 2: This precautionary exclusion zone is there to protect us.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry for the people inside. Truly I am.
Speaker 2: Running a fever, feeling confused, being trapped...
Speaker 2: But this is clearly in the nation's interest.
Speaker 2: The greater good.
Speaker 2: I've heard a lot of people asking - 'Why can't we know?'
Speaker 2: Why can't the Government just say: 'Here's the problem'?
Speaker 2: There's bravery in silence, folks.
Speaker 2: They're busy looking in on this... let's call it a 'Knox Event'
Speaker 2: They don't have time to look back out.
Speaker 2: They're relying on us to keep calm and have faith.
Speaker 2: I do have faith, and as an American...
Speaker 2: ... so should you.
Speaker 2: I've been Judge Matt Hass...
Speaker 2: ... on Triple-N.
Speaker 3: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're on Triple N.
Speaker 3: While we've been on air: a statement from the White House.
Speaker 3: The President has claimed he is 'understandably distressed' by the Knox Event.
Speaker 1: This is a distressing time.
Speaker 1: The situation in Kentucky is unexpected and saddening.
Speaker 1: My first thoughts are with the friends and families of those within the Zone.
Speaker 1: People have been separated, folk have been evacuated...
Speaker 1: I understand the difficulties facing us.
Speaker 1: However, I have faith in the fine people of the Center for Disease Control...
Speaker 1: ... to get to the root of the panic and confusion within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: I have faith in our Servicemen and Women to fulfill their duties...
Speaker 1: ... and for General John McGrew to command them with the foresight and dedication...
Speaker 1: ... he has shown throughout his exemplary career.
Speaker 1: It is a distressing time America, but you are in safe hands.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: More as it happens throughout the night...
Speaker 4: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: Good morning. This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: As the Knox Event enters its fifth day. Anger is at boiling point.
Speaker 1: America demands answers. Reporting from Washington: Daniel Sinclair.
Speaker 2: Republicans in the building behind me are in uproar today.
Speaker 2: Their problem? The 'do nothing' agenda of the President.
Speaker 2: To many, the President's address yesterday simply was not enough:
Speaker 3: This is a distressing time.
Speaker 3: The situation in Kentucky is unexpected and saddening.
Speaker 3: My first thoughts are with the friends and families of those within the Zone.
Speaker 3: People have been separated, folk have been evacuated...
Speaker 3: I understand the difficulties facing us.
Speaker 3: However, I have faith in the fine people of the Center for Disease Control...
Speaker 3: ... to get to the root of the panic and confusion within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 3: I have faith in our Servicemen and Women to fulfill their duties...
Speaker 3: ... and for General John McGrew to command them with the foresight and dedication...
Speaker 3: ... he has shown throughout his exemplary career.
Speaker 3: It is a distressing time America, but you are in safe hands.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Critics of the administration point to at best an inability to share information...
Speaker 2: ... and at worst a reluctance.
Speaker 2: Back to the studio.
Speaker 1: Thank you Daniel.
Speaker 1: Now, Triple-N has received a statement overnight from the State Department.
Speaker 1: General John McGrew have apologised for a 'lack of clarity'.
Speaker 1: He underlines that the unspecified outbreak IS contained.
Speaker 1: Military Health officials state that fatalities within the Zone are...
Speaker 1: ...NOT currently a concern.
Speaker 1: Later today we've been promised a full and frank conversation...
Speaker 1: ...talking to one of the scientists operating on the boundary.
Speaker 1: More developments as they happen...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: Flu-like'. 'Panic'. 'Confusion'.
Speaker 1: An unknown communicable illness that has cut through Kentucky communities...
Speaker 1: ...forcing evacuations, and the creation of a huge exclusion zone.
Speaker 1: Yet STILL no concrete word on what the Knox Event is, or how it spreads.
Speaker 1: Worse? Revelations from a Dr Jack Galbraithe - a former scientist with the CDC.
Speaker 1: He's reported as saying: 'America is not ready for this'.
Speaker 1: We haven't been ready for a long time.'
Speaker 1: How does that sound to you on the ground at the Event boundary, Kirsty Cormick?
Speaker 2: Well Joan, it's exactly that sort of rumor that's not helping.
Speaker 2: People just don't what to do, and the military don't know what to do with them.
Speaker 2: Some have been taken to Louisville - but most?
Speaker 2: They want to stay - in tents, in local buildings. This is their home.
Speaker 2: Or, at least as near to their homes as the Army will allow them.
Speaker 2: And they're angry. Real angry.
Speaker 3: They're not tellin' us nothing!
Speaker 3: Every day like the last!
Speaker 3: I got a business in there, in West Point!
Speaker 3: I got a home! A family!
Speaker 3: I've got a dog too, and they took it for no reason at all!
Speaker 3: We want answers!
Speaker 2: This is Kirsty Cormick on the Knox Event line. Back to the studio.
Speaker 1: Thank you Kirsty.
Speaker 1: Now, coming up - the scientist that says 'it IS contained'...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N, here with Professor John Ramirez.
Speaker 1: What's going on Professor?
Speaker 1: Can you describe the illness that's spreading in there?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but that's all classified.
Speaker 2: I can confirm, though, that it's a fever. And initial symptoms can turn to panic and confusion.
Speaker 2: We have experts on-site.
Speaker 1: And what of the rumors of violence inside the Exclusion Zone?
Speaker 2: We've got the spread of the illness contained...
Speaker 2:  ...and the best minds we've got working on it.
Speaker 2: Right now we have NO reason to believe folks won't recover.
Speaker 2: The way this started was highly contagious.
Speaker 2: And that's why we, quickly and efficiently, locked the place down.
Speaker 1: During the Vietnam War there was a lot of chemical testing conducted in this area.
Speaker 1: Is there a link?
Speaker 2: We don't think so, no ma'am.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 1: We're going straight over to Washington now, and Daniel Sinclair.
Speaker 1: Daniel - can you hear me?
Speaker 3: I can. Yes.
Speaker 3: As you can see in the scenes behind me...
Speaker 3: ... there is a huge number of protesters here today.
Speaker 3: All angry and all wearing surgical masks: partly from solidarity...
Speaker 3: ... and perhaps from fear.
Speaker 1: We've heard talk of fighting, Daniel.
Speaker 3: Yes, there have been strong words - and unwise actions.
Speaker 3: Localized fighting, swiftly dealt with by police officers.
Speaker 3: All quiet right now though, aside from the loud, angry chants.
Speaker 3: It's a crowd on a knife-edge.
Speaker 1: Thank you Daniel.
Speaker 3: JESUS!
Speaker 1: What, what's happening?
Speaker 3: Someone just threw a firebomb. Someone in the crowd..
Speaker 4: <fzzt>
Speaker 4: <bzzt>
Speaker 1: Errr. Stick with us everyone.
Speaker 1: More as it happens on the developing story...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on Triple-N!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: The more I think, the more I realise - we need to thank them.
Speaker 2: We need to thank the US Army.
Speaker 2: Whatever this is, it isn't fun. It could've spread.
Speaker 2: Right now, you could be sick.
Speaker 2: Your kids could be sick.
Speaker 2: They were ready for their duty. They got involved.
Speaker 2: They rolled out from their bases, and they protected America.
Speaker 2: They did it fast, and they did it effectively.
Speaker 2: They did it in one of the most militarily senstive areas in America.
Speaker 2: God bless them.
Speaker 2: There is an illness in there, and it is contained.
Speaker 2: Yes, a lot of people are hurting.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's unfortunate that familes have been divided.
Speaker 2: People kept from their homes? That's never good.
Speaker 2: But this is swift, decisive action.
Speaker 2: A threat is being dealt with.
Speaker 2: That illness in the Exclusion Zone? It's trapped.
Speaker 2: The Army is biding its time. Makiing sure we stay safe.
Speaker 2: Have faith America.
Speaker 2: Faith will let us grow.
Speaker 2: Y'know, I understand the pain.
Speaker 2: I'm not just some big-shot big mouth on the TV.
Speaker 2: I'm worried too. I'm worried as hell.
Speaker 2: I believe in our ability to deal with the Knox Event...
Speaker 2: ... but there are unknowns. Unknowns make me nervous.
Speaker 2: But nervous enough to break into a store and take a VCR?
Speaker 2: Nervous enough to distract our forces and emergency services?
Speaker 2: That's not even real to me. Not even real.
Speaker 2: Be scared, sure.
Speaker 2: Just don't let that fear turn to crazy.
Speaker 2: We're in this together.
Speaker 2: I've been hearing a load of phooey about 'the end-times'.
Speaker 2: The Event, the riots, the communications black-out...
Speaker 2: I'm asking you now, what changed?
Speaker 2: What's changed in past few days, aside from panic?
Speaker 2: Look at our police force, look at our doctors and nurses.
Speaker 2: Follow their example.
Speaker 2: Here's a word you might not know - 'Stoicism'.
Speaker 2: It's Greek. Means you get on with it.
Speaker 2: It means you trust in people to get things done.
Speaker 1: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're on...
Speaker 1: ... Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: A night of chaos. The night our cities exploded with anger.
Speaker 1: In Washington: protests turn ugly. Battle lines form in the street.
Speaker 1: In Los Angeles: arson, looting and public disorder.
Speaker 1: This morning: the President responds.
Speaker 2: I understand the frustration. I can hear you: loud and clear.
Speaker 2: I understand the frustration because I'm like you.
Speaker 2: I want to know when my fellow Americans...
Speaker 2: ...fellow Americans who are laid low with sickness...
Speaker 2: ... can be returned to their families.
Speaker 2: To this end I will be talking to the General and the CDC today.
Speaker 2: From I will be able to provide more answers.
Speaker 2: However.
Speaker 2: The horrifying activities we have seen on our streets over the last 24 hours?
Speaker 2: There is no excuse. No excuse whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Arrests will be made. Every authority is on high alert.
Speaker 2: If you are seeking to disrupt our way of life through fear and scaremongering...
Speaker 2: ...you will be sorely disappointed.
Speaker 2: I will come back to you with more information...
Speaker 2: ... FULL information...
Speaker 2: ... when I have it in my hand.
Speaker 1: The President's words, just moments ago.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, international leaders have been quick to condemn America.
Speaker 1: The UK premier has criticised the President's 'near complete lack of clarity'.
Speaker 1: While international health body the WHO...
Speaker 1: ... will be making a statement later today.
Speaker 1: We'll have it covered here...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: Good morning. This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: We're here with breaking news.
Speaker 1: US Forces have repeated warnings to those on the edge of the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: Owing to the threat of the spread of the Knox Event spreading...
Speaker 1: ...forced dispersal is now an option.
Speaker 1: The President has asked for patience and calm...
Speaker 1: ...amidst a storm of protest from Republican Senators.
Speaker 2: I understand the frustration. I can hear you: loud and clear.
Speaker 2: I understand the frustration because I'm like you.
Speaker 2: I want to know when my fellow Americans...
Speaker 2: ...fellow Americans who are laid low with sickness...
Speaker 2: ... can be returned to their families.
Speaker 2: To this end I will be talking to the General today.
Speaker 2: From which I will be able to provide more answers.
Speaker 1: Now, a report from Kirsty Cormick on the Event line.
Speaker 3: Here in Kentucky, in the camps just outside the Exclusion Zone...
Speaker 3: ... rumormongering and anger are rife.
Speaker 3: Officially released photographs from inside the Zone...
Speaker 3: ... have failed to calm the folks here.
Speaker 3: The presence of the military, however, has kept the peace.
Speaker 3: Still though, rumors of the degenerative nature of the Knox Event will NOT go away.
Speaker 1: Thank you Kirsty.
Speaker 1: Panic-buying and looting have continued to escalate.
Speaker 1: These images show today's  running battle between masked youths...
Speaker 1: ... and law enforcement officials in Memphis.
Speaker 1: No corner of the United States is unaffected by the chaos.
Speaker 1: More developments as they happen...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: As panic reaches endemic levels, public flights have been grounded...
Speaker 1: ... at the demand of the World Health Organisation.
Speaker 1: As these pictures show, the Army has been mobilised and is rolling into major cities...
Speaker 1: ...for fear of further demonstrations and civil unrest.
Speaker 1: The State Department has underlined that the Knox Event is contained.
Speaker 1: They state that the need for panic is over...
Speaker 1: ... and are considering the nationwide implementation of a curfew.
Speaker 1: The President has made the following statement:
Speaker 2: After talks with the General I am satisfied that...
Speaker 2: The Knox Event is, to all intents of purpose, contained.
Speaker 2: However.
Speaker 2: Tests on those recovering from the Knox sickness are inconclusive.
Speaker 2: We have labs set up inside the Zone now.
Speaker 2: I assure the American people that every dollar I have at my disposal...
Speaker 2: ...will go toward their healing and rehabilitation.
Speaker 2: However, I repeat: the Knox Event IS contained.
Speaker 2: Procedures are underway to ensure our safety.
Speaker 2: That will be all.
Speaker 1: We'll be keeping you updated throughout the night...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on Triple-N!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: Just stop it people! Stop this insanity.
Speaker 2: You think setting the world alight's gonna give you an answer?
Speaker 2: If you want to stockpile food?
Speaker 2: Fine: it's your right.
Speaker 2: You want to buy guns?
Speaker 2: I'm sitting on an ammo dump here.
Speaker 2: You want to open fire on officials on a New York street?
Speaker 2: Get the hell out of my country.
Speaker 2: I feel for the people trapped within the Event boundary.
Speaker 2: Who couldn't?
Speaker 2: As for the rumors of fatalities as they try to escape...
Speaker 2: It breaks my heart, just as it does yours.
Speaker 2: I feel sorry for all involved.
Speaker 2: The poor souls inside...
Speaker 2: ...and the guys pulling the trigger.
Speaker 2: Does securing the safety of America, and the World, justify all this?
Speaker 2: I think so. I hope so.
Speaker 2: Only God knows.
Speaker 2: He will judge us correctly.
Speaker 2: When the time comes.
Speaker 1: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're on...
Speaker 1: ... Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: Throughout the night panic has turned to chaos.
Speaker 1: Civil disturbance in: New York, Miami, Detroit and downtown LA.
Speaker 1: Our reporter Mark Spedding is in New York.
Speaker 2: An angry crowd at City Hall. A wall of police officers.
Speaker 2: Then: an attempted dispersal of protesters, leading to reported fatalities.
Speaker 2: The NYPD are using water cannons, but NNN can also reveal we've seen...
Speaker 2: ... military servicemen within police ranks.
Speaker 2: Could this show the rumors of a curfew are coming true?
Speaker 2: This feels like an endgame, Joan.
Speaker 2: Back to the studio.
Speaker 1: Thank you Mark. Stay safe out there.
Speaker 1: Now we turn to the Knox Event itself.
Speaker 1: Yesterday saw the Exclusion Zone radius widened.
Speaker 1: Camps of refugees and bystanders have been removed.
Speaker 1: Some forcibly.
Speaker 1: We'll have updates as they happen...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: Good morning, we're coming to you directly from the White House briefing room.
Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: The President has just announced a curfew in New York, Miami and LA with more to follow.
Speaker 1: Reports are coming in of military convoys moving from bases and into the heart of major cities.
Speaker 1: This is the President's statement in full:
Speaker 2: It is time to face facts. It is time to settle down.
Speaker 2: We only ask for your responsible actions as an American citizen.
Speaker 2: I, personally, take responsibility for the perceived lack of communication.
Speaker 2: And for the rumormongering that has grown around the so-called 'Knox Event'.
Speaker 2: At this time we have no reason to believe residents of Kentucky will not recover.
Speaker 2: However, as the picture clears, and more information is made available...
Speaker 2: ... its likelihood is starting to recede.
Speaker 2: We have been hesitant to discuss specifics, yes, but with reason.
Speaker 2: The Knox Event IS contained, but its panic and confusion are not.
Speaker 2: We wanted to establish facts, but public alarm has not provided enough time.
Speaker 2: From 6pm tonight there will be curfews in some of our biggest cities.
Speaker 2: This is for your protection. Please do not leave your house.
Speaker 2: Please have faith in both our military and our emergency services.
Speaker 2: I ask our journalistic community to report responsibly.
Speaker 2: We are examining all potentialities.
Speaker 2: I will update you whenever we have new information.
Speaker 1: We'll be updating you throughout the day...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: Tonight from 6pm a curfew has been announced in major cities across the nation.
Speaker 1: New York, Miami, Los Angeles and more to come.
Speaker 1: These pictures show military forces setting up shop in the heart of our cities.
Speaker 1: Troops in Times Square. Tanks on Miami beach.
Speaker 1: To find out how this will impact on you...
Speaker 1: ... please change to your regional Triple-N station.
Speaker 1: This morning the President had this to say:
Speaker 2: It is time to face facts. It is time to settle down.
Speaker 2: We only ask for your responsible actions as an American citizen.
Speaker 2: I, personally, take responsibility for the perceived lack of communication.
Speaker 2: And for the rumormongering that has grown around the so-called 'Knox Event'.
Speaker 2: At this time we have no reason to believe residents of Kentucky will not recover.
Speaker 2: However, as the picture clears, and more information is made available...
Speaker 2: ... its likelihood is starting to recede.
Speaker 2: We have been hesitant to discuss specifics, yes, but with reason.
Speaker 2: The Knox Event IS contained, but its panic and confusion are not.
Speaker 2: We wanted to establish facts, but public alarm has not provided enough time.
Speaker 2: From 6pm tonight there will be curfews in some of our biggest cities.
Speaker 2: This is for your protection. Please do not leave your house.
Speaker 2: Please have faith in both our military and our emergency services.
Speaker 2: I ask our journalistic community to report responsibly.
Speaker 2: We are examining all potentialities.
Speaker 2: I will update you whenever we have new information.
Speaker 1: We'll be updating you throughout the day...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.
Speaker 2: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 2: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on Triple-N!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: Yes, I saw the pictures. We got the fax.
Speaker 2: Horrifying pictures handed to Triple N reveal brutality inside the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: We can't show the image, but at least one person suffering from the infection...
Speaker 2: ... has attacked another. Viciously.
Speaker 2: Orally.
Speaker 2: While sustaining terrible wounds himself.
Speaker 2: We at Triple N stand here thinking the same as you.
Speaker 2: Why weren't we told?
Speaker 2: I thought it might be doctored.
Speaker 2: Then a guy brought us a copy of the original.
Speaker 2: What you're seeing is an... edited version.
Speaker 2: So what do I think?
Speaker 2: Horrified, and sad.
Speaker 2: Sad we weren't told.
Speaker 2: Sad that this happened to good people.
Speaker 2: We should have been told this was happening.
Speaker 2: One fact remains: this Event was stopped in its tracks.
Speaker 2: You may not agree with the Army's decisions...
Speaker 2: ... but their actions speak for themselves.
Speaker 1: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're on...
Speaker 1: ... Triple-N.
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: This is <bzzt>
Speaker 1: <fzzt>
Speaker 1: <bzzt> military flights <fzzt>
Speaker 1: <fzzt>


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event is contained, but a truth has emerged.
Speaker 1: We're going straight over to Kirsty Cormick in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid we have disturbing news.
Speaker 2: I have verified reports of violence inside the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: Survivors released from a military camp INSIDE the zone have made it through...
Speaker 2: ...the barriers behind me. Crossing the border several miles from here.
Speaker 2: Their story is one of horror.
Speaker 2: The Knox Infection's final stage is one of violence.
Speaker 2: Sufferers attack friends.
Speaker 2: Sufferers attack family.
Speaker 2: These recently released survivors aside: the infection rate is total.
Speaker 2: I just recorded an interview with Pauline Simpson who has come from inside the zone.
Speaker 2: You heard me right, she came from the INSIDE.
Speaker 3: We were on the road out when the fever hit.
Speaker 3: Soldiers took us into their base.
Speaker 3: There was a lot of us.
Speaker 3: We were in dormitories. Cells. Anywhere they got lock us in.
Speaker 3: They said it was a quarantine.
Speaker 3: They took my Chris for tests, but he came back okay.
Speaker 3: Some people didn't come back from the tests.
Speaker 3: I guess they got it.
Speaker 2: Got what Pauline?
Speaker 3: It's like a plague.
Speaker 3: It kills you, but you're not gone.
Speaker 2: Well, you're safe now.
Speaker 3: They can't stop it.
Speaker 3: They say it's contained, but you can't stop death.
Speaker 3: We've got it coming to us.
Speaker 3: It's been coming for a long time.
Speaker 2: Okay. Back to the studio.
Speaker 4: <fzzt>
Speaker 5: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 5: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: With official channels silent, we have collated key information.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event infection is spread through direct contact with sufferers.
Speaker 1: At one point it was spread more easily, we don't know how.
Speaker 1: Now, however transmission is possible.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event infection has a variable incubation period.
Speaker 1: After incubation the loss of rational thought is seemingly inevitable.
Speaker 1: Sufferers will attack each other, and non-sufferers.
Speaker 1: There is no known cure.
Speaker 1: We are expecting an official statement on these revelations imminently.
Speaker 1: We would like to thank Kirsty Cormick on the ground in Kentucky...
Speaker 1: ... for this information.
Speaker 1: We know you're all inside watching this but...
Speaker 1: ... we have been asked to remind you of the 6pm curfew.
Speaker 1: This has been widened to: Chicago, San Diego and Baltimore.
Speaker 1: Information on this can be found on your local news channel.
Speaker 2: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 2: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on Triple-N!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have the words to express my feelings...
Speaker 2: ... even if I could. Or wanted to.
Speaker 2: You don't need to hear me. You need this guy. General John McGrew.
Speaker 2: This was recorded moments ago:
Speaker 3: First and foremost: we are safe.
Speaker 3: America is safe.
Speaker 3: Today we can confirm that, yes,  the nature of the Knox Event is degenerative.
Speaker 3: It causes panic and confusion among sufferers
Speaker 3: Some of whom will then perform acts that are... un-American.
Speaker 3: The initial period of contagion is over.
Speaker 3: There is absolutely NO need for further panic.
Speaker 3: Panic... engendered by irresponsible and unofficial reporting.
Speaker 3: Sufferers are NOT deceased.
Speaker 3: We ARE establishing the likelihood of discovering a cure.
Speaker 3: At this stage the infection is passed  only through DIRECT fluid contact.
Speaker 3: This means bites. This means scratches.
Speaker 3: My thoughts are with those poor souls behind the Event line.
Speaker 3: But this is contained.
Speaker 3: It has always been contained.
Speaker 3: We are safe.
Speaker 3: America is safe.
Speaker 2: There's the news folks.
Speaker 2: God Bless America.
Speaker 1: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're on...
Speaker 1: ... Triple-N.
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: This statement from the Knox Event exclusion boundary...
Speaker 1: ... was recorded earlier today by General John McGrew.
Speaker 2: First and foremost: we are safe.
Speaker 2: America is safe.
Speaker 2: Today we can confirm that, yes,  the nature of the Knox Event is degenerative.
Speaker 2: It causes panic and confusion among sufferers
Speaker 2: Some of whom will then perform acts that are... un-American.
Speaker 2: The initial period of contagion is over.
Speaker 2: There is absolutely NO need for further panic.
Speaker 2: Panic... engendered by irresponsible and unofficial reporting.
Speaker 2: Sufferers are NOT deceased.
Speaker 2: We ARE establishing the likelihood of discovering a cure.
Speaker 2: At this stage the infection is passed  only through DIRECT fluid contact.
Speaker 2: This means bites. This means scratches.
Speaker 2: My thoughts are with those poor souls behind the Event line.
Speaker 2: But this is contained.
Speaker 2: It has always been contained.
Speaker 2: We are safe.
Speaker 2: America is safe.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile it's been a night of anarchy on our streets as...
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 4: ... gangs of youths....
Speaker 3: <bzzt>
Speaker 1: ... night of Hell.
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.
Speaker 5: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 5: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: We've got live pictures from inside the event line
Speaker 1: Kirsty? Are you there?
Speaker 2: I am John. I can't say how, but we've been allowed access.
Speaker 2: We're through the Event line. This is an exclusive.
Speaker 2: Once upon a time people pumped gas here.
Speaker 2: Now it's eerie. It's quiet. It's desolate.
Speaker 2: And we're not alone.
Speaker 2: Just around this corner is a woman. A woman who used to work here.
Speaker 2: Her mind's a blank, and she's angry...
Speaker 2: ... but her leg is injured, so we're safe. She's stationary.
Speaker 3: *distant gunfire*
Speaker 2: This might shock some viewers.
Speaker 3: *distant explosion*
Speaker 2: Did those noises just come from the camp?
Speaker 2: Did you hear that?
Speaker 4: HGRAAAHHHH!
Speaker 2: FUCK!
Speaker 2: Shoot her!
Speaker 2: Oh God!
Speaker 2: Jesus! Fuck!
Speaker 5: ... on Triple-N.
Speaker 5: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 5: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: Chaos on the Knox Event line. The President demands calm.
Speaker 1: Amidst images of violence on the Knox Event border...
Speaker 1: ... and another night with the streets of our cities ablaze.
Speaker 1: The President has demanded calm.
Speaker 2: Fellow Americans.
Speaker 2: We must have peace.
Speaker 2: Please: tonight, stay in your homes.
Speaker 2: Mistakes have been made, I know.
Speaker 2: But at this point the Knox Event is contained.
Speaker 2: The world is watching us.
Speaker 2: We don't have to panic.
Speaker 2: The curfew is there for a reason, and I would ask you to stick by it.
Speaker 2: We intend to make deliberate action within the Exclusion Zone very soon.
Speaker 1: We've lost contact with our reporter Kirsty Cormick, but we have incoming reports...
Speaker 1: ... of gunfire and civilian casualties in the Knox border camp.
Speaker 1: We'll have all the developments...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.
Speaker 2: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 2: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: Breaking news.
Speaker 1: This is Triple-N with a shocking development.
Speaker 1: You're watching yesterday's pictures from the...
Speaker 1: ... military and evacuee camp of the Exclusion Zone border.
Speaker 1: A huge crowd emerges from INSIDE the Event Zone...
Speaker 1: ... attacking evacuees and military representatives alike.
Speaker 1: Triple-N has heard reports of other mass population movements...
Speaker 1: ...elsewhere in the Zone.
Speaker 1: We're trying to get in contact with our correspondent on the ground but...
Speaker 1: ... Oh God. Are you seeing this?
Speaker 1: This can't be real.
Speaker 1: If you're just tuning in, prior to these...
Speaker 1: ... horrendous scenes...
Speaker 1: ... there was conflict between US Military officials and civilian parties.
Speaker 1: There was gunfire and, we believe, explosions.
Speaker 1: Now, a huge wave of infected has...
Speaker 1: There's just so many of them!
Speaker 1: The Knox Event boundary has been broken!
Speaker 1: We'll have reports throughout the day.
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.
Speaker 1: Jesus.
Speaker 2: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 2: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on Triple-N!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: I'm on late today. This isn't my usual slot.
Speaker 2: For a good reason.
Speaker 2: If you haven't seen it...
Speaker 2: ... several hours ago a wave of 'changed' people surged over the Event line.
Speaker 2: An enemy from within.
Speaker 2: We don't know the death toll just yet.
Speaker 2: Only that it's high.
Speaker 2: Those boys didn't sign up for this y'know.
Speaker 2: No-one did.
Speaker 2: My world's falling apart.
Speaker 2: Watch this on the VT... those people aren't human.
Speaker 2: There's an image in amongst it all.
Speaker 2: A young girl calling for help, dragged from a car.
Speaker 2: Just yelling, and screaming.
Speaker 2: Knowing that, whoever she was talking to...
Speaker 2: ... it was too late.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I can't talk any more today.
Speaker 1: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: We're going straight to the Knox Event.
Speaker 1: Kirsty, are you there?
Speaker 2: I am. There are horrific scenes here.
Speaker 2: All reports indicate that violence and gunfire in the border camp...
Speaker 2: ... caused a surge of infected civilians that broke through the border.
Speaker 2: We have no official numbers, but casualties are high.
Speaker 1: Has the military restored order Kirsty?
Speaker 2: That's hard to say. Those who could head North have done so.
Speaker 2: A large number of military vehicles are moving alongside them.
Speaker 2: The Army are pulling back.
Speaker 1: The camp has been abandoned?
Speaker 2: Yes, but...
Speaker 2: ... I'm sorry to say this but some have been left behind.
Speaker 2: Some folk who were... bitten.
Speaker 2: Some folk who wanted to stay and help.
Speaker 2: It's a desperate scene here in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Desperate indeed. Thank you Kirsty.
Speaker 3: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 3: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: This is Kirsty Cormick.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event infection is spreading.
Speaker 1: It's spreading fast, and it's spreading without fluid contact.
Speaker 1: It came out with the infected over the Event line.
Speaker 1: It's chaos here.
Speaker 1: People are heading North to Louisville, but it's gridlock.
Speaker 1: People are hungry, people are fighting.
Speaker 1: And now they're falling ill:
Speaker 2: My father... he's not bitten.
Speaker 2: He hasn't even seen one of those things.
Speaker 2: But now he's laid low with fever.
Speaker 2: I know what it is. I saw my wife with the same thing.
Speaker 2: He's going to change.
Speaker 2: Can we come in your news van?
Speaker 2: When they find out they'll... you've seen what they're doing?
Speaker 2: The others? They'll kill him!
Speaker 2:  He can't die! He can't die!
Speaker 1: This is Kirsty Cormick, on the road to Louisville.
Speaker 1: <cough>
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on Triple-N!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: We've had word from our reporter on the ground in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: It's spreading without bites.
Speaker 2: Get away from your television NOW.
Speaker 2: Lock the door. Get into the basement.
Speaker 2: No one knows how it's happening, but it is.
Speaker 2: Keep away from people, animals... everything.
Speaker 2: Purify water. Turn off electrics. Hide.
Speaker 2: It could be coming from anything, anywhere and anyone.
Speaker 2: Go get your guns people.
Speaker 2: Disassemble them. Clean them, then reassemble.
Speaker 2: Lock them. Load them. Keep 'em that way.
Speaker 2: The founders of this beautiful nation gave us a right to bear arms.
Speaker 2: Liberals have tried to take that right away for years.
Speaker 2: I've sat behind this desk so many times, explaining the obvious.
Speaker 2: Well, who's glad they've been at the range now - huh?
Speaker 2: Protect yourself, and you protect our future.
Speaker 2: This is it. We're ready.
Speaker 2: God bless.
Speaker 2: Good luck.
Speaker 1: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: Bringing you the facts you need to know, as the Knox Event widens.
Speaker 1: The Knox Infection is spreading throughout Kentucky, and further North.
Speaker 1: Huge numbers of civilians are laid low by sickness.
Speaker 1: Infected bodies have begun to rise.
Speaker 1: These pictures show an infected attack on the outskirts of Louisville.
Speaker 1: Isolated reports suggest that the infected are, scientifically, deceased.
Speaker 1: A statement from the office of the President reads as follows.
Speaker 1: Stay in your homes. Avoid public places.'
Speaker 1: Emergency teams are en route.'
Speaker 1: Mass movement on major roads will delay help being sent'.
Speaker 1: The curfew will remain in place'
Speaker 1: Meanwhile efforts are being made to curtail inter-state movement.
Speaker 1: Key bridges and river crossings are being blocked.
Speaker 1: We'll update you throughout the day...
Speaker 2: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: Bringing you the facts you need to know, as the Knox Event widens.
Speaker 1: We're here with vital news.
Speaker 1: As the Knox Infection spreads, so do the scenes of horror.
Speaker 1: After twenty four hours the spread of flu-like symptoms has accelerated.
Speaker 1: There are suspected cases throughout surrounding states.
Speaker 1: However, there are individuals who are NOT immediately endangered.
Speaker 1: We have obtained this audio recording from Kirsty Cormick.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping you guys get this.
Speaker 2: Duke, my camera guy - he's got the fever.
Speaker 2: Everyone's got it here.
Speaker 2: I don't know why.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was just dormant, maybe we had it all along...
Speaker 2: But everywhere I look I see dead and dying people.
Speaker 2: Left on the street. Lying in doorways.
Speaker 2: But I'm okay.
Speaker 2: I need you to tell people that...
Speaker 2: ... I think some people are immune.
Speaker 2: Some lucky people.
Speaker 2: Oh God, I've got to go.
Speaker 2: They've seen me.
Speaker 2: They've seen me.
Speaker 3: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid we come with bad news. Worse news.
Speaker 1: As scenes of horror unravel at home, shocking news from overseas.
Speaker 1: Symptoms similar to those of the Knox Event have been reported in the United Kingdom...
Speaker 1: ... and in Somalia, Africa.
Speaker 1: These pictures clearly show Knox Event infections...
Speaker 1: ...in Norfolk, England and at an unknown location within the Somalian capital Mogadishu.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: We have anecdotal evidence that a very small minority...
Speaker 1: ...of people may be immune.
Speaker 1: Wherever you are though, please take care.
Speaker 1: Take care of your loved ones, find food and hide.
Speaker 1: Please don't fight.
Speaker 1: We can do this together.


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on Triple-N!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: What is a body, without a soul?
Speaker 2: Impurities aren't tempered.
Speaker 2: Urges aren't controlled.
Speaker 2: It's just hunger, and anger.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm reading into them too much.
Speaker 2: Maybe they're just a blank.
Speaker 2: Savagery without thought.
Speaker 2: Murder on automatic.
Speaker 2: The embodiment of death.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Hell, America.


Speaker 1: <bzzt>
Speaker 2: <bzzt> local transmissions <fzzt>
Speaker 1: <bzzt>
Speaker 2: <bzzt> radio stations <fzzt>
Speaker 1: <bzzt>
Speaker 3: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is a recorded broadcast. It will be set to repeat.
Speaker 1: An unknown plague known as The Knox Infection has taken a hold on America.
Speaker 1: It is... the stuff of nightmare.
Speaker 1: If you are still alive...
Speaker 1: If the fever didn't get to you.
Speaker 1: It all rests on you...
Speaker 1: Just please...
Speaker 1: Not now.
Speaker 1: Please not now.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 1: Please.
Speaker 1: Find a way to survive.
Speaker 1: Please.
Speaker 1: God Bless America.



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WBLN News - 201
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Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: Uncertainty and fear in Kentucky as the lockdown continues on this...
Speaker 2: ... the second day of the Knox Event exclusion.
Speaker 2: WBLN's Richard Gershwin is being held by US Army Officials.
Speaker 2: We believe this to be... against his will.
Speaker 2: We're ascertaining the situation right now.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, evacuees are talking of a flu-like illness and temporary immobility...
Speaker 2: ... in those they left behind.
Speaker 2: Reports are also coming in of panic and confusion inside the Zone.
Speaker 2: Army Officials are thought to be setting up quarantine areas and...
Speaker 2: ... scientific test areas within the perimeter.
Speaker 2: On the outside all that can be done, we're told...
Speaker 2: ... is to sit and wait.
Speaker 2: We'll have the latest from Richard Gershwin and his team later today.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: We're talking to our reporter Richard Gershwin on the scene in Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Richard, you've attempted to enter the Exclusion Zone?
Speaker 3: I did Diane. I didn't get far.
Speaker 3: We found a driver from a town called West Point.
Speaker 3: He told us he'd take is in to find the truth.
Speaker 3: And to find his family.
Speaker 3: We went cross-country in his pick-up but...
Speaker 3: There are barriers everywhere. Lots of perimeter patrols...
Speaker 3: We were picked up pretty much instantly.
Speaker 3: I was in cells overnight. No closer to the truth.
Speaker 3: Is there something we're not being told Richard?
Speaker 3: If we hear it, it will be tomorrow.
Speaker 3: General John McGrew has stated there will be a press conference.
Speaker 3: Where answers will be given, and families will be reassured.
Speaker 3: That won't be enough for my friend in the pick-up though.
Speaker 3: He's still in the cells. My thanks to Triple N for getting me out so quick.
Speaker 2: You watch yourself down there Richard!
Speaker 3: Diane, I will!
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Talk the Night. With you until Dawn! I'm Dawn Stephenson.
Speaker 2: I'm here with the campaigner and activist Iain Sweetman.
Speaker 2: Now Iain, for those who don't know your...
Speaker 3: My wife died during the Raleigh Outbreak.
Speaker 3: All I wanted ever since was justice for her.
Speaker 3: The Center for Disease Control was unfit for purpose.
Speaker 3: Sure, they beat it. But only after so many needless...
Speaker 3: ... just so many deaths.
Speaker 2: Iain, if you don't mind me asking...
Speaker 2: ... in the Knox Event do you see history repeating?
Speaker 3: I hope not. I see activity, and I see action.
Speaker 3: That was sorely lacking in Raleigh.
Speaker 3: There were more journalists than specialists in the temporary hospitals.
Speaker 2: I recall. Several of my colleagues contracted the infection.
Speaker 3: It made for good copy from the quarantine camps.
Speaker 3: So it added to the hysteria too.
Speaker 3: I'm at peace with it all now. Since the court ruling.
Speaker 3: But I spent so much of my time fighting to get Suzanne's voice heard.
Speaker 3: And when I look at how efficient the response to the Event has been...
Speaker 3: ... I wonder if they actually learned something from Raleigh.
Speaker 3: Maybe it won't happen again.
Speaker 2: We're all hoping and praying that's the case Iain.
Speaker 2: Thank you for talking through the night.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: Panic in Kentucky, as the Knox Exclusion enters its third day.
Speaker 2: A huge area remains sectioned off today...
Speaker 2: ... with the small towns of Muldraugh and West Point...
Speaker 2: ... central to this developing situation.
Speaker 2: Richard Gershwin is our correspondent.
Speaker 3: Diane, it's a scene of panic and confusion here.
Speaker 3: Roads are blocked, checkpoints have been set up.
Speaker 3: Equipment waiting for overseas deployment is instead...
Speaker 3: ... being used to separate victims of an unknown disease...
Speaker 3: ... from the rest of America.
Speaker 3: Everything below the curve of the Ohio river is a no-go zone, Diane.
Speaker 2: What's the word on the people in there?
Speaker 3: No official update today, still the reports of 'panic and confusion'.
Speaker 3: What's more, and what's really got folk here concerned...
Speaker 3: ... is communication.
Speaker 3: We've been told that Knox Telecommunications has had...
Speaker 3: ... phone lines down for maintenance but the picture is far from clear.
Speaker 3: The situation would seem to be unfortunate in the extreme.
Speaker 2: So we want answers Richard, when are we getting them?
Speaker 3: Later today, Diane.
Speaker 3: General John McGrew will be holding a press conference in the...
Speaker 3: ... temporary camp behind me this afternoon.
Speaker 3: A lot of angry people here want to hear what he has to say.
Speaker 2: I bet they do. Okay Richard, thanks for the report.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile key Republicans have poured scorn on the President's handling...
Speaker 2: ... of the Kentucky outbreak.
Speaker 2: More on that, and the political storm brewing in DC...
Speaker 2: ... after these messages.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: We're going straight over to a statement made by...
Speaker 2: ... a General John McGrew on the Knox Exclusion Zone boundary.
Speaker 3: I am making this statement at 11AM on the 14th July 1993.
Speaker 3: There are many rumors circulating. Many falsehoods.
Speaker 3: This is an appeal for calm.
Speaker 3: I can confirm there has been an outbreak.
Speaker 3: The ailment is, as yet, unidentified.
Speaker 3: It is flu-like. It leads to panic. It leads to confusion.
Speaker 3: There is NO evidence of fatalities within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 3: We are using judged and judicious force to maintain the border.
Speaker 3: Warning shots have been fired.
Speaker 3: No civilians have been harmed.
Speaker 3: We must ensure that this infection is not allowed to spread.
Speaker 3: I am in hourly contact with the President on this matter.
Speaker 3: The no-fly zone will remain in place for the foreseeable future.
Speaker 3: At this time, we will take no questions.
Speaker 4: General! General! Why can't we speak to them?
Speaker 1: He said NO quest... <click>
Speaker 2: Quite a forceful end to that statement Richard?
Speaker 4: It was. There's still a lot unsaid down here.
Speaker 4: No word on the Knox Telecommunications issue.
Speaker 4: No explanation on why this... huge logistical operation is necessary.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of angry, scared people here.
Speaker 4: They can't get home. They can't speak to their families.
Speaker 4: And the threat is still an unknown.
Speaker 2: Keep digging Richard.
Speaker 4: I will. Don't you worry.
Speaker 2: Next up: the President's date with...
Speaker 2: ... the Center for Disease Control.
Speaker 2: Up after this.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: Good evening. The President has spoken out on the Knox Event.
Speaker 2: Speaking after a consultation with the Center for Disease Control...
Speaker 2: ... he addressed journalists in the White House press room.
Speaker 1: This is a distressing time.
Speaker 1: The situation in Kentucky is unexpected and saddening.
Speaker 1: My first thoughts are with the friends and families of those within the Zone.
Speaker 1: People have been separated, folk have been evacuated...
Speaker 1: I understand the difficulties facing us.
Speaker 1: However, I have faith in the fine people of the Center for Disease Control...
Speaker 1: ... to get to the root of the panic and confusion within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: I have faith in our Servicemen and Women to fulfill their duties...
Speaker 1: ... and for General John McGrew to command them with the foresight and dedication...
Speaker 1: ... he has shown throughout his exemplary career.
Speaker 1: It is a distressing time America, but you are in safe hands.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: This came after a statement from General John McGrew...
Speaker 2: ... on the border line of the Event itself.
Speaker 3: There are many rumors circulating. Many falsehoods.
Speaker 3: This is an appeal for calm.
Speaker 3: I can confirm there has been an outbreak.
Speaker 3: The ailment is, as yet, unidentified.
Speaker 3: It is flu-like. It leads to panic. It leads to confusion.
Speaker 3: There is NO evidence of fatalities within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 3: We are using judged and judicious force to maintain the border.
Speaker 3: Warning shots have been fired.
Speaker 3: No civilians have been harmed.
Speaker 3: We must ensure that this infection is not allowed to spread.
Speaker 3: I am in hourly contact with the President on this matter.
Speaker 3: The no-fly zone will remain in place for the foreseeable future.
Speaker 3: At this time, we will take no questions.
Speaker 2: We'll have all the news as it develops.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Talk the Night, with you till dawn! I'm Dawn Stevenson.
Speaker 2: For obvious reasons our planned interview with astronomer Jake Snow...
Speaker 2: ... on the meteorite showers we've been seeing has been postponed.
Speaker 2: With me in the chair instead: Lieutenant General Jim Deacon - retired.
Speaker 2: Now, you have a great deal of knowledge in...
Speaker 3: The area. Yes. Knox was my patch, long ago.
Speaker 3: Now I want to get one thing straight.
Speaker 3: I've been watching this station all day, and I've been detecting some...
Speaker 3: ... negativity.
Speaker 2: Lieutenant General, people have been forced from their...
Speaker 3: Their homes? Sure they have. That's not good.
Speaker 3: But there is no agenda.
Speaker 3: This is a public health crisis.
Speaker 3: Those boys are doing what they're told in exactly the right way.
Speaker 3: They created that event boundary in DAYS to protect me, and to protect you.
Speaker 3: Do you even know what that involved?
Speaker 2: But maybe if we had some more information, then...
Speaker 3: You'll get your information!
Speaker 3: They've got experts!
Speaker 3: They've got people doing tests right now!
Speaker 3: If you don't know yet, it's because they don't want to misinform.
Speaker 3: They don't want panic.
Speaker 2: But there is panic, there's...
Speaker 3: This is America. The common man is being attended to.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 2: Clearly this has taken place in an area that's close to your own heart.
Speaker 2: It's well known that in the sixties this area was used for chemical testing.
Speaker 2: Are there any laboratories in the area, or...
Speaker 3: I think I know what you're suggesting, and my answers are threefold.
Speaker 3: First, that's classified.
Speaker 3: Second, very clearly not.
Speaker 3: Third, the Army is in the process of very effectively containing an outbreak of unknown origin.
Speaker 3: They demand RESPECT, not suspect... er...
Speaker 3: ... suspicion.
Speaker 2: Okay. Thank you very much for joining me and talking...
Speaker 2: ... through the night.
Speaker 3: It's been my pleasure.
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Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 2: The Knox event IS contained: that's the word from Washington.
Speaker 2: Overnight there has been an apology for a 'lack of clarity', but...
Speaker 2: ... civilian fatalities are NOT an ongoing concern.
Speaker 2: That's what we've been told, but is it enough for the crowds massing in Washington. Phil?
Speaker 3: No Diane. No it is not.
Speaker 3: We've got some angry people here.
Speaker 3: They're angry because they don't think they know the full story.
Speaker 3: Security is high here today, Diane. Lots of uniforms, lots of nervous faces.
Speaker 2: Are we expecting any further statements from the President?
Speaker 3: We know he's locked in meetings with the Center for Disease Control...
Speaker 3: ... and the officials overseeing the Knox Event itself.
Speaker 3: But if the folk behind me make their voices heard loud enough?
Speaker 3: Who can say?
Speaker 2: Okay well let's just hope they do that peacefully and calmly. Thank you Phil.
Speaker 2: Later today we'll be meeting Professor Jake Wilson, a scientist working...
Speaker 2: ... in an official capacity with the military at the Event.
Speaker 2: We're promised full exposure, whatever that means, so keep with us throughout the day.
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Speaker 2: A public demonstration in Washington turns ugly...
Speaker 2: ... while on the Knox Event border the information blackout sparks violence.
Speaker 2: This is WBLN, with developing news. Over to Phil in Washington,
Speaker 3: Diane, the crowds here are restless.
Speaker 3: What started as a peaceful protest of signs and hygiene masks...
Speaker 3: ... has turned ugly as the crowd clashed with a line of police officers.
Speaker 3: These pictures show the moment an officer was struck by...
Speaker 3: ... a brick hurled from way back in the crowd.
Speaker 3: Many arrests have been made here, but it feels like the start of a long evening.
Speaker 2: Thank you Phil. Now what's happening with you in Kentucky, Richard Gershwin?
Speaker 4: Not far different Diane.
Speaker 4: Now we've had a lot of low-flying aircraft taking off today...
Speaker 4: ... some from inside the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 4: Please excuse any noise.
Speaker 2: That's clearly okay Phil. We heard... unsettling reports.
Speaker 4: Food for displaced folk has been coming in, but it hasn't been enough.
Speaker 4: People are sleeping rough, and the military are making it tough for them to get away.
Speaker 4: Any form of population movement? Not happening.
Speaker 4: That's caused friction, and that's caused fighting.
Speaker 4: We've seen people taken away for their own safety here.
Speaker 2: We heard there was fighting against members of the military?
Speaker 4: No. No nothing like that. Not yet.
Speaker 4: But this is Kentucky, people are scared...
Speaker 4: ... and people have guns. It's a powder keg situation, Diane.
Speaker 2: Thank you Richard. Come the reports coming.
Speaker 2: Next up:  Professor Jake Wilson, a Knox Event scientist speaks out...
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Speaker 2: I'm here with Professor Jake Wilson.
Speaker 2: Professor Wilson is a scientist with the military...
Speaker 2: ... and you might have seen him and his colleagues in the media today.
Speaker 2: Professor Wilson, you've been given a far easier ride in interviews today than you deserve.
Speaker 2: Just what the hell is going on in there?
Speaker 3: I'm not in charge, I'm just here to put fears to rest.
Speaker 3: People are in a bad way, but they are panicked and confused.
Speaker 2: I know. I know because I heard you say the same thing to NNR this morning.
Speaker 3: Transmission has slowed, but the situation remains volatile, Diane.
Speaker 2: Is there anything, anything at all, you want to tell me that we don't already know?
Speaker 3: Er, only that we have no reason to believe they won't recover.
Speaker 2: I believe... the NATION believes... that you are withholding information.
Speaker 2: They believe you are refusing to address the issue...
Speaker 2: ... because of the military sensitivity of both the issue AND the region involved.
Speaker 2: Is that true?
Speaker 3: I'm truly sorry but I'm a disease analysis scientist. I analyse and report not...
Speaker 2: Then tell us some science!
Speaker 3: Listen, we've got some of the best guys looking at samples.
Speaker 3: People are confused in there. They are distressed.
Speaker 3: Currently we have NO reason to believe they won't recover.
Speaker 2: Should we be afraid?
Speaker 3: Categorically: no.
Speaker 3: Transmission has slowed.
Speaker 3: The Knox Event is contained.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your time Professor Jake Wilson.
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Speaker 1: This interview was recorded before the shocking violence that we have seen...
Speaker 1: ...break out tonight in Los Angeles and Washington.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Talk the Night, with you till dawn! I'm Dawn Stevenson.
Speaker 2: I'm here with the the Deputy Chief of the NYPD, Patrick O'Hara.
Speaker 2: Firstly, thank you for being with us at such a busy time.
Speaker 3: That's perfectly okay - truth be told it's the guys on the ground with their hands full.
Speaker 2: We've seen footage of the demonstrations nationwide...
Speaker 2: ...some of our viewers might even have been part of them.
Speaker 2: What do you say to them?
Speaker 3: We know you're angry. We know you're frustrated.
Speaker 3: So are we.
Speaker 3: There is however a line we're seeing crossed.
Speaker 3: It's my job, and the job of my men and women in the NYPD, to keep the peace.
Speaker 3: And it's clear peace is not on some minds.
Speaker 2: So you're saying: stay away?
Speaker 3: I'm saying: act responsibly.
Speaker 3: The Knox Event has us all wired up
Speaker 3: But listen to what we're being told.
Speaker 3: You don't have to stockpile food.
Speaker 3: If you are not in the direct vicinity of the Event line, you are not in danger.
Speaker 2: We're hearing a lot of talk about curfews if public order continues to deteriorate.
Speaker 2: Any truth in that?
Speaker 3: We're looking at all eventualities.
Speaker 3: In all likelihood in a few days this will have all blown over.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your time Deputy Police Chief O'Hara...
Speaker 2: ... for joining me and talking...
Speaker 2: ... through the night.
Speaker 1: This was a pre-recorded interview, that took place...
Speaker 1: ... before tonight's violent scenes.
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Speaker 2: The President has spoken out after public anger...
Speaker 2: ... turned into a night of violence.
Speaker 2: We'll hear from Washington and LA as soon as we can, but first...
Speaker 2: ... this is direct from the White House.
Speaker 1: I understand the frustration. I can hear you: loud and clear.
Speaker 1: I understand the frustration because I'm like you.
Speaker 1: I want to know when my fellow Americans...
Speaker 1: ...fellow Americans who are laid low with sickness...
Speaker 1: ... can be returned to their families.
Speaker 1: To this end I will be talking to the General and the CDC today.
Speaker 1: From which I will be able to provide more answers.
Speaker 1: However.
Speaker 1: The horrifying activities we have seen on our streets over the last 24 hours?
Speaker 1: There is no excuse. No excuse whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Arrests will be made. Every authority is on high alert.
Speaker 1: If you are seeking to disrupt our way of life through fear and scaremongering...
Speaker 1: ...you will be sorely disappointed.
Speaker 1: I will come back to you with more information...
Speaker 1: ...FULL information...
Speaker 1: When I have it in my hand.
Speaker 2: That was direct from the White House.
Speaker 2: Now we turn to the clean-up operation on the streets of Washington and Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: After a night of tension turned to... a night of terror.
Speaker 2: Buildings set aflame. Fighting in the street.
Speaker 2: Many arrests.
Speaker 2: We'll have all the latest, coming up after this.
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Speaker 2: We're here with breaking news.
Speaker 2: After 6pm EST tonight: all flights are off.
Speaker 2: Every air journey, both internal and international, will be grounded.
Speaker 2: This: at the request of the World Health Organisation...
Speaker 2: ... who in recent days have been demanding clarity over the Knox Event.
Speaker 2: Airline companies have been universally compliant.
Speaker 2: Speaking immediately after his press conference on last night's violence...
Speaker 2: ...The President expressed dissatisfaction at the WHO's unprecedented demands.
Speaker 1: This move is as unwelcome...
Speaker 1: ...as it is economically unsound.
Speaker 1: I will seek to redress this move at every opportunity.
Speaker 1: After talks with the General I am satisfied that...
Speaker 1: ... the Knox Event is, to all intents of purpose, contained.
Speaker 1: However.
Speaker 1: Tests on those recovering from the Knox sickness are inconclusive.
Speaker 1: We have labs set up inside the Zone now.
Speaker 1: I assure the American people that every dollar I have at my disposal...
Speaker 1: ...will go toward their healing and rehabilitation.
Speaker 1: However, I repeat: the Knox Event IS contained.
Speaker 1: Procedures are underway to ensure our safety.
Speaker 1: That will be all.
Speaker 2: We'll be updating you throughout the day.
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Speaker 2: As of 6pm EST all mainland flights have been grounded.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile tonight we're seeing military support in our cities...
Speaker 2: ... as law enforcement officials seek to avoid a repercussion...
Speaker 2: ... of last night's senseless violence.
Speaker 2: All this after the President sought to calm fears at home and abroad.
Speaker 1: After talks with the General I am satisfied that...
Speaker 1: ... the Knox Event is, to all intents of purpose, contained.
Speaker 1: However.
Speaker 1: Tests on those recovering from the Knox sickness are inconclusive.
Speaker 1: We have labs set up inside the Zone now.
Speaker 1: I assure the American people that every dollar I have at my disposal...
Speaker 1: ...will go toward their healing and rehabilitation.
Speaker 1: However, I repeat: the Knox Event IS contained.
Speaker 1: Procedures are underway to ensure our safety.
Speaker 2: And what's happening on the ground in Kentucky, Richard Gershwin?
Speaker 3: I think I'm seeing those procedures in action, Diane.
Speaker 3: The Army are widening the exclusion zone.
Speaker 3: We've been told this is to: 'remove any element of doubt'.
Speaker 3: ... and to give a 'safe and responsible response' to the Event.
Speaker 3: A lot of people here don't want to move...
Speaker 3: ... but they're not the ones with Armored Personnel Carriers.
Speaker 3: I'll check in when I have more to report Diane.
Speaker 2: Thanks Richard. We'll be back right after this.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to Talk the Night, with you till dawn! I'm Dawn Stevenson.
Speaker 2: I'm with Dr Jack Galbraithe, the former Chief Scientist of...
Speaker 2: ... The Center for Disease Control.
Speaker 2: Now Dr Galbraithe, you left the CDC in... dramatic fashion.
Speaker 3: Does that matter? After years of cuts and funding reductions...
Speaker 3: ... and with this nightmare scenario in Kentucky...
Speaker 3: ... you're bringing that up now?
Speaker 2: People might think you have an axe to grind.
Speaker 3: I was a scapegoat. The Raleigh outbreak was AGAIN...
Speaker 3: ... due to department after department of the CDC being shuttered.
Speaker 3: Only livestock were affected.
Speaker 2: And the Knox Event. Do you trust what we've heard?
Speaker 3: Do you? Does anyone?
Speaker 3: There clearly is, maybe was, a very communicable illness in there.
Speaker 3: I can only assume the spread has slowed, which is why they are confident. But...
Speaker 3: We're very clearly being left in the dark.
Speaker 3: We could buy the silence for a few days. But now?
Speaker 3: They don't want to risk more riots
Speaker 3: But those people are NOT going to get better.
Speaker 2: Do you have evidence to substantiate this?
Speaker 3: Do you have evidence to deny it?
Speaker 3: This situation will blow up in the President's face.
Speaker 3: America is not ready.
Speaker 3: Our Disease Control systems have been dismantled...
Speaker 3: ... in exchange for a few more bucks in the bank.
Speaker 3: Military force cannot contain desperate people...
Speaker 3: ... in a desperate situation.
Speaker 2: Sobering thoughts.
Speaker 2: Thank you Dr. Galbraithe.
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Speaker 2: This is Phil Hartup, today coming to you direct from the White House.
Speaker 2: The President has just addressed the nation, and truths have been told.
Speaker 2: Yet still: a curfew. Announced for tonight in many major cities.
Speaker 1: It is time to face facts. It is time to settle down.
Speaker 1: We only ask for your responsible actions as an American citizen.
Speaker 1: I, personally, take responsibility for the perceived lack of communication.
Speaker 1: And for the rumormongering that has grown around the so-called 'Knox Event'
Speaker 1: At this time we have no reason to believe residents of Kentucky will not recover.
Speaker 1: However, as the picture clears, and more information is made available...
Speaker 1: ... its likelihood is starting to recede.
Speaker 1: We have been hesitant to discuss specifics, yes, but with reason.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event IS contained, but its panic and confusion are not.
Speaker 1: We wanted to establish facts, but public alarm has not provided enough time.
Speaker 1: From 6pm tonight there will be curfews in some of our biggest cities.
Speaker 1: This is for your protection. Please do not leave your house.
Speaker 1: Please have faith in both our military and our emergency services.
Speaker 1: I ask our journalistic community to report responsibly.
Speaker 1: We are examining all potentialities.
Speaker 1: I will update you  whenever we have new information.
Speaker 3: We've been told to direct you to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a long night.
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Speaker 2: You're with WBLN. Developments today from the White House...
Speaker 2: ... and a 6pm curfew in all major cities ...
Speaker 2: ... a mere 24 hours after the widening of the Knox Event Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: Phil Hartup is on the ground in Washington.
Speaker 3: Thank you Diane. Shocking revelations here, as the President...
Speaker 3: ... 'accepts responsibility' for the 'perceived lack of communication'.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, is hope waning for those left inside the Event Zone?
Speaker 1: At this time we have no reason to believe residents of Kentucky will not recover.
Speaker 1: However, as the picture clears, and more information is made available...
Speaker 1: ... its likelihood is starting to recede.
Speaker 1: We have been hesitant to discuss specifics, yes, but with reason.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event IS contained, but its panic and confusion are not.
Speaker 1: We wanted to establish facts, but public alarm has not provided enough time.
Speaker 1: From 6pm tonight there will be curfews in some of our biggest cities.
Speaker 1: This is for your protection. Please do not leave your house.
Speaker 1: Please have faith in both our military and our emergency services.
Speaker 3: That was the President, speaking this morning.
Speaker 3: We've been told to direct you to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 3: Back to you Diane.
Speaker 2: Thanks Phil. As these pictures show...
Speaker 2: ... temporary military installations have been set up in central city locations.
Speaker 2: Central Park. Downtown LA. Miami Beach. More.
Speaker 2: Will this silence the panic on our streets?
Speaker 2: Will looters give up and go home?
Speaker 2: We'll have updates as they happen.
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Speaker 2: Breaking news. We have images of some of the victims of the Knox Event.
Speaker 2: They are shocking. If you have children in the room just...
Speaker 2: ... just don't let them see.
Speaker 2: Yesterday The President stated that recovery was possible, yet increasingly unlikely.
Speaker 2: Today we see this image: a man without an arm.
Speaker 2: A man covered in blood.
Speaker 2: A man covered in what analysts claim are bite marks.
Speaker 2: There has been no official statement.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Richard Gershwin on the Event Boundary.
Speaker 3: There's shock here. There are tears.
Speaker 3: There is anger.
Speaker 3: Hope has been fading fast for days.
Speaker 3: The faces of the soldiers on the barricades suggested this all along.
Speaker 3: But still the people here ask: 'why?'.
Speaker 3: Why say panic and confusion, when in reality there's so much more?
Speaker 2: This revelation isn't going to help in stemming the riots Richard.
Speaker 3: No Diane. It is not.
Speaker 3: People here... they're...
Speaker 2: Fuck McGrew! FUCK HIS LIES!
Speaker 3: Ma'am, we're live on WBLN!
Speaker 2: FUCK THIS SHIT
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Speaker 2: After last night's outage it's been a period of revelation.
Speaker 2: Still: no word from The White House or General John McGrew...
Speaker 2: ... as survivors from INSIDE the Exclusion Zone emerge.
Speaker 2: There have been joyful reunions, tempered by shock and dismay.
Speaker 2: Richard Gershwin, just what in God's name is going on?
Speaker 3: The picture that's being painted for us isn't pretty, Diane.
Speaker 3: These people have been released from a military camp inside the Zone.
Speaker 3: They were held against their will...
Speaker 3: ... in some kind of quarantine. An isolation of some sort.
Speaker 2: And the Knox Event infection itself?
Speaker 2: What are they saying?
Speaker 3: Bad things.
Speaker 3: The infection rate in the towns of Muldraugh and West Point is total.
Speaker 3: Sufferers act like... animals.
Speaker 3: They bite, they maul...
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It's just...
Speaker 2: Take a breath Richard. This is tough.
Speaker 2: Is the Knox Event still contained?
Speaker 3: The Knox Event is contained. Information is not.
Speaker 3: People are angry here.
Speaker 3: Angry as all hell, Diane.
Speaker 2: Thank you Richard, we'll be back with you after this.
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Speaker 2: This is Richard Gerswhin reporting directly from the Exclusion Zone boundary.
Speaker 2: If you're just joining us...
Speaker 2: ... survivors have emerged from inside the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 2: They have been let through, we don't know why, by the Army.
Speaker 2: They have been held in a local military base in...
Speaker 2: ... some sort of quarantine.
Speaker 2: They are scared, hungry and come with shocking revelations.
Speaker 2: First came the fever, then came violence and a hunger for blood.
Speaker 2: This community was held, and tested upon.
Speaker 2: Not all are with us now.
Speaker 2: Everyone inside the Zone is now infected, it is claimed.
Speaker 2: Everyone has succumbed.
Speaker 2: Yet the spread of the disease comes only through...
Speaker 2: ... attacks from infected individuals.
Speaker 2: The initial mass contagion is now over.
Speaker 2: There is now a renewed anger all along the camps on the boundary.
Speaker 2: The military have pulled back into their checkpoints.
Speaker 2: We are expecting a statement at any time now.
Speaker 2: America sits on a knife edge.
Speaker 2: The one question on everyone's lips:
Speaker 2: "Why weren't we told?"
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Speaker 2: This is Richard Gershwin, behind me General John McGrew is...
Speaker 3: Good evening ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Oh, we're starting.
Speaker 3: Thank you for attending tonight. I only ask for orderly and responsible journalism.
Speaker 3: I have requested that this broadcast play on all media channels embedded with my troops.
Speaker 3: First and foremost: we are safe.
Speaker 3: America is safe.
Speaker 3: Today we can confirm that, yes,  the nature of the Knox Event is degenerative.
Speaker 3: It causes panic and confusion among sufferers
Speaker 3: Some of whom will then perform acts that are... un-American.
Speaker 3: The initial period of contagion is over.
Speaker 3: There is absolutely NO need for further panic.
Speaker 3: Panic... engendered by irresponsible and unofficial reporting.
Speaker 3: Sufferers are NOT deceased.
Speaker 3: We ARE establishing the likelihood of discovering a cure.
Speaker 3: At this stage the infection is passed  only through DIRECT fluid contact.
Speaker 3: This means bites. This means scratches.
Speaker 3: My thoughts are with those poor souls behind the Event line.
Speaker 3: But this is contained.
Speaker 3: It has always been contained.
Speaker 3: We are safe.
Speaker 3: America is safe.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: General! General!
Speaker 3: I said no questions Richard! When we have news you'll hear it.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to Talk the Night, with you till dawn! I'm Dawn Stevenson.
Speaker 2: After shocking recent events we've been asking questions.
Speaker 2: "How?", "Why?"
Speaker 2: With me tonight is Professor Peter Endsleigh...
Speaker 2: ...who believes he has the answers.
Speaker 3: I've been warning people for years.
Speaker 3: It's in the meat.
Speaker 3: We've been feeding our cows on their own kind.
Speaker 3: Misfolded prions. Brain matter fed back into the food chain.
Speaker 3: These prions have been building up in countless generations of cattle.
Speaker 3: This is quite clearly a neurological disorder.
Speaker 4: You think this is linked to the Mad Cow crisis?
Speaker 3: This is the Mad Cow crisis. Or at least the next step.
Speaker 3: We've all been ingesting it for years.
Speaker 3: Every trip to Spiffos. Every pot roast.
Speaker 3: It's lain dormant, and now the Knox Event has set it free.
Speaker 4: Do you have evidence for this?
Speaker 3: I've got this whole book!
Speaker 3: Factory farming! That's what's caused this!
Speaker 3: An endless ambivalence to what our nation eats!
Speaker 4: It's certainly a theory...
Speaker 3: You have a better one?
Speaker 3: I've heard there are people who can survive it.
Speaker 3: They're vegan. I'd put every dollar in my wallet on that.
Speaker 4: Professor Endsleigh thank you for...
Speaker 3: Have we mentioned my book?
Speaker 4: Is that necessary? Okay...
Speaker 4: Professor Endsleigh, author of Apocalypse Cow...
Speaker 4: ... Thank you for talking through the night.
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Speaker 2: If you're still with us after those messages...
Speaker 2: ... we just lost contact with our correspondent Richard Gershwin on the Event boundary.
Speaker 3: *static*
Speaker 4: Diane can you hear me? Are you seeing this?
Speaker 2: We're getting pictures now Richard.
Speaker 2: What's happening?
Speaker 4: Some images might be shocking Diane. People are dead here.
Speaker 4: There was a disturbance. A soldier opened fire.
Speaker 4: There are multiple casualties and...
Speaker 4: ... tear gas! Agh!
Speaker 5: MOVE BACK PEOPLE. YOU ARE SAFE.
Speaker 5: THE INFECTION IS CONTAINED.
Speaker 4: Are you seeing this? Are you seeing this?
Speaker 5: I WANT THAT CAMERA SHUT OFF! NOW!
Speaker 4: Run! Don't...
Speaker 5: THERE IS NO NEED FOR PANIC!
Speaker 5: THE KNOX EVENT IS CONTAINED
Speaker 5: IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN CONTAINED
Speaker 3: *static*
Speaker 2: Richard? Richard!
Speaker 2: Shocking events on the Event boundary.
Speaker 2: We'll keep you updated throughout the day...
Speaker 2: ... and on the repercussions that will be felt throughout the nation.
Speaker 2: Stay safe everyone.
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Speaker 2: We've lost touch with our News Team on the ground...
Speaker 2: ... in the chaos of the Exclusion Zone boundary.
Speaker 2: There are reported deaths at the hands of the military there.
Speaker 2: Though that is yet to be substantiated.
Speaker 2: What we can confirm are: tear gas and gunshots.
Speaker 2: We have this statement from the President...
Speaker 2: ... recorded BEFORE this latest incident.
Speaker 1: Fellow Americans.
Speaker 1: We must have peace.
Speaker 1: Please: tonight, stay in your homes.
Speaker 1: Mistakes have been made, I know.
Speaker 1: But at this point the Knox Event is contained.
Speaker 1: The world is watching us.
Speaker 1: We don't have to panic.
Speaker 1: The curfew is there for a reason, and I would ask you to stick by it.
Speaker 1: We intend to make deliberate action within the Exclusion Zone very soon.
Speaker 2: This statement was delivered mere minutes before...
Speaker 2: ... the following scene unfolded on the Event Line.
Speaker 3: I WANT THAT CAMERA SHUT OFF! NOW!
Speaker 4: Run! Don't...
Speaker 3: THERE IS NO NEED FOR PANIC!
Speaker 3: THE KNOX EVENT IS CONTAINED.
Speaker 3: IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN CONTAINED.
Speaker 2: Speaking as myself, not as WBLN, I have drawn my own conclusions.
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: We don't have pictures but...
Speaker 2: Oh we do?
Speaker 2: Folks we're going straight over to Richard Gerswin.
Speaker 3: I've... I've been attacked. Bitten.
Speaker 3: This huge wave of...
Speaker 3: They're dead, Diane.
Speaker 3: There's no other way to say it.
Speaker 3: We were being held by the army for filming the...
Speaker 3: ... the guns. They were killing people.
Speaker 2: Richard, slow down.
Speaker 3: The people. The dead people from the inside.
Speaker 3: They heard the fighting.
Speaker 3: There were thousands of them.
Speaker 3: They're stone cold. One of them...
Speaker 3: They're dead. They're actually dead.
Speaker 2: Are there people, uninfected people, who have died?
Speaker 3: It's a war zone.
Speaker 3: There's...
Speaker 4: <gunfire>
Speaker 3: Oh God! There's more!
Speaker 3: The Knox Event has been compromised Diane!
Speaker 3: Compromised!
Speaker 3: GO BACK TO HELL YOU SON OF A BITCH!
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Talk the Night. I'm Dawn Stevenson.
Speaker 2: It's been a tragic and worrying day today.
Speaker 2: Man fighting man. A huge incursion of the infected.
Speaker 2: Many losses.
Speaker 2: We felt the need to reflect, amidst the chaos
Speaker 2: Pastor Samuels, thank you for coming in at such short notice.
Speaker 3: It's all my pleasure.
Speaker 2: What are we seeing today?
Speaker 3: Quite simply. The end is at hand.
Speaker 3: America has sinned.
Speaker 3: Every day I look to our streets and I see...
Speaker 3: ... depravity and wickedness.
Speaker 3: A nation tainted by perverts and sinners.
Speaker 2: So you think this an act of God?
Speaker 3: This is the VOICE of God.
Speaker 2: Okay... what hope can you give our viewers?
Speaker 2: Our viewers of faith?
Speaker 3: None.
Speaker 3: There is only Hell.
Speaker 3: There is Hell here.
Speaker 3: There is Hell below.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but I can't let you... there must be some hope.
Speaker 2: We got you on to...
Speaker 3: Your media elite. You are at fault too.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry?
Speaker 3: You are the people who led us to the Devil's door are you not?
Speaker 2: I'm ending this interview right now.
Speaker 2: God save us all.
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: We have lost contact with our Event Boundary news team...
Speaker 2: ... but we have another crew on the road.
Speaker 2: What are you guys hearing?
Speaker 3: We've been stopped at a checkpoint, but it's gridlock in any case.
Speaker 3: Thousands of people, in cars or on foot.
Speaker 3: All streaming past us.
Speaker 3: All scared, hungry, crying or injured - some severely.
Speaker 3: The Army are pulling back alongside them.
Speaker 3: A truce after the mayhem that attracted thousands of infected over...
Speaker 3: ... the Event boundary, and directly into harm's way.
Speaker 2: Is there any evidence of the infection spreading?
Speaker 3: No Diane, there is not.
Speaker 3: I hate to say it, but many have been left behind.
Speaker 3: I think we can expect developments in that area.
Speaker 2: Are you saying that people expect more to get infected?
Speaker 3: There were thousands of infected, and they they left their mark.
Speaker 2: Then why are the military pulling back?
Speaker 3: We think to form a new perimeter.
Speaker 3: And people are letting them? After what transpired yesterday?
Speaker 3: Being close to men with guns seems a good idea.
Speaker 3: The road feels safer.
Speaker 2: Keep on trying to push up to the boundary Mike.
Speaker 3: Yes ma'am.
Speaker 2: Good luck.
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: We're going straight to our news team...
Speaker 2: ... who are on the road south of Louisville.
Speaker 3: What you're seeing is an exodus.
Speaker 3: But within this exodus there is a plague.
Speaker 3: Scared people, injured people... all heading North.
Speaker 3: The scenes are the same on each side of the collapsed Event boundary.
Speaker 3: People who sustained infected attacks in yesterday's chaotic scenes
Speaker 3: This was a scene earlier today in which a mob... descended...
Speaker 3: ... on a young man who showed symptoms of the Knox Infection.
Speaker 3: Everyone just wants to get North of the Ohio River...
Speaker 3: ... but rumors swirl that the military intend to shut off the bridge.
Speaker 3: Have you heard about that in the studio, Diane?
Speaker 3: Diane?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry Mike but... Triple-N are reporting that...
Speaker 2: That the Knox Infection is now spreading without bites.
Speaker 3: It's what?
Speaker 2: Folks, you've never seen this before but...
Speaker 2: ... I'm telling you to tune into Triple-N right now.
Speaker 3: That can't be true
Speaker 2: I think it is Mike.
Speaker 2: It's not confirmed, but we're seeing pictures that...
Speaker 3: Jesus.
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: Breaking News.
Speaker 2: The Knox Event infection is sweeping through Louisville.
Speaker 2: WBLN has obtained the following pictures.
Speaker 2: The illness has struck potentially thousands of people down.
Speaker 2: The infection is thought to be the same as that within the Event zone.
Speaker 2: Instances of... reanimation are not yet active within the city limits.
Speaker 2: However scenes on the road from the Event Zone suggest it inevitable.
Speaker 2: There is no word from the President or the Military beyond existing...
Speaker 2: ... advice to stay inside, to avoid travel and obey curfew measures.
Speaker 2: We here at WBLN will stay on the air for as long as we can to keep you informed.
Speaker 2: We ask for patience, however, during these difficult times.
Speaker 2: Some of us are leaving to be with our families.
Speaker 2: A skeleton crew have agreed to stay at the station until...
Speaker 2: ... until whatever happens in the coming days happens.
Speaker 2: God Bless America.


Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Talk the Night. I'm Dawn Stevenson.
Speaker 2: I'd like to apologise for last night's guest.
Speaker 2: Tonight we hope to avoid distress.
Speaker 2: Sitting with me is the Right Reverend Peter Watts.
Speaker 2: The Bishop of Louisville.
Speaker 2: How do you react to the Knox Event as a man of faith?
Speaker 3: I find it testing.
Speaker 3: I find it hard to believe that a just God, my God, could allow...
Speaker 3: ... such a thing.
Speaker 3: But I also see God in those helping each other.
Speaker 3: I see God in those helping us.
Speaker 2: How can he let this happen?
Speaker 3: It is central to my belief that there is another place.
Speaker 3: A better place, in his presence.
Speaker 3: I believe that those... changed.
Speaker 3: Are a step closer. Maybe already at his side.
Speaker 3: What else is there?
Speaker 2: Have you doubted? Have you doubted at all?
Speaker 3: I am human, and to doubt is human.
Speaker 3: Thomas doubted, but he was forgiven.
Speaker 3: We will all be forgiven.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 1: WBLN! Your news, your station.



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Life and Living TV - 203
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Speaker 1: How you doing? Welcome back to the Cook show!
Speaker 1: Brought to you by Kitten Knives - Fine American Cookware.
Speaker 2: Let's quit fooling around!
Speaker 2: You know why we're here..
Speaker 2: Cake!
Speaker 2: First you need a batter - take a bowl and mix in...
Speaker 2: Flour! Butter! Sugar! Egg! Yeast! Milk!
Speaker 2: You get all that?
Speaker 2: Flour! Butter! Sugar! Egg! Yeast! Milk!
Speaker 2: Add it all into a Baking Pan and... add some flavor.
Speaker 2: Today I'm using banana, berries...
Speaker 2: And a squeeze of lemon.
Speaker 2: Then into the oven, and leave to get delicious!
Speaker 2: Can't beat that smell, huh?
Speaker 2: See you tomorrow!


Speaker 1: Y'all are watching Woodcraft!
Speaker 1: Your one stop shop for home improvement!
Speaker 1: Today we're building a...
Speaker 1: A bookcase.
Speaker 1: You'll need five planks and four nails.
Speaker 1: Take your hammer like so... and...
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Okay so we're talking to men today, apparently.
Speaker 1: Focus-testing. You got to love it, huh?
Speaker 1: Anyway, men like bars. They like a beer.
Speaker 1: *sigh*
Speaker 1: Would you... dude...
Speaker 1: Like to build a bar in your own home?
Speaker 1: They say you really would. So... for the corners.
Speaker 1: Four planks, four nails and some nimble fingers.
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Yee-hah. There y'all are.
Speaker 1: And for the middle? The bar element?
Speaker 1: Same again: four planks, four nails.
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Put it all together and... you're good and ready.
Speaker 1: Well, I need a drink.
Speaker 1: Here's to the new era of Woodcraft.
Speaker 1: Till next time.
Speaker 3: ♪ Wood... craft! ♪


Speaker 1: Welcome back to Exposure Survival guys.
Speaker 1: I'm Dean and I'm goin' back to nature.
Speaker 1: Okay so here's the deal.
Speaker 1: You're a long way from home.
Speaker 1: You're hungry, you're lost, you're alone.
Speaker 1: Life isn't all... Coke Floats and laughing it up.
Speaker 1: Find a river that's jumping with fish.
Speaker 1: Then build a rod.
Speaker 1: Take a stick or a branch, tie up some twine...
Speaker 1: Like this...
Speaker 1: And use a paperclip on the end to snag those fish.
Speaker 1: Now if you're a smart-arse, you're saying:
Speaker 1:  "Hey Dean, where'd the paperclip come from?"
Speaker 1: I always carry a paperclip guys, and so should you.
Speaker 1: It's the first thing they teach in the Army.
Speaker 1: Until next time guys.


Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Cook Show folks.
Speaker 1: Brought to you by Kitten Knives - Fine American Cookware
Speaker 2: Today's the day for a nourishing Chicken and Noodle soup.
Speaker 2: I don't know about you, but a good Chicken soup?
Speaker 2: It solves everything.
Speaker 2: Nourishing, mood-lifting...
Speaker 2: The smell of home, y'know?
Speaker 2: To start, you need some cooked chicken.
Speaker 2: Broil, fry, bake - your choice.
Speaker 2: Then get yourself a pot of water.
Speaker 2: Add it in, bring to the boil and add...
Speaker 2: Bell Pepper, Onion, Potato...
Speaker 2: Don't matter if anything's getting stale.
Speaker 2:  Soup fixes everything.
Speaker 2: Then don't forget those dry ramen noodles and...
Speaker 2: A few twists of pepper.
Speaker 2: Bam! Chicken and Noodle soup.
Speaker 2: Guaranteed to lighten a rainy day.
Speaker 2: See y'all tomorrow!


Speaker 1: Y'all are watching Woodcraft!
Speaker 1: Your one stop shop for home improvement!
Speaker 1: We're startin' with the basics.
Speaker 1: The kinda stuff they teach at kindergarten.
Speaker 1: You like floors? I like floors.
Speaker 1: Take a plank and a nail like this...
Speaker 1: Take your hammer and...
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Looks kinda nice like that huh?
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Know what else is good for practice?
Speaker 1: A sign. Write whatever you like.
Speaker 1: Hunk at work, maybe?
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Like that ladies? Leadin' y'all straight to me!
Speaker 1: Tomorrow we're takin' off the training wheels.
Speaker 1: Door frames here we come!
Speaker 3: ♪ Wood... craft! ♪


Speaker 1: Welcome to Exposure Survival guys.
Speaker 1: I'm Dean and I'm goin' back to nature.
Speaker 1: This is a show that'll teach you the basics of outdoor life.
Speaker 1: But before we get to survival - lets nail the basics.
Speaker 1: Let's fish.
Speaker 1: Now I'm sure you've got your rod...
Speaker 1: But then: bait.
Speaker 1: What bait should you get?
Speaker 1: Well worms are common, right?
Speaker 1: So dig, and get a bunch.
Speaker 1: Or there's lures, or maybe smaller fish - ey?
Speaker 1: Find your river, cast the line - wait a while.
Speaker 1: Job done.
Speaker 1: Until next time guys.


Speaker 1: Do we have an amazing product today for you!
Speaker 1: This looks like any normal Kitchen Knife, am I right?
Speaker 1: Well - if you thought I was right, I was wrong.
Speaker 1: This is a Kitchen Knife by Kitten.
Speaker 1: Kitten Knives are strong, sturdy and sharp.
Speaker 1: Look at this handle, I mean just look at the handle.
Speaker 1: Chopping. Slicing. Dicing.
Speaker 1: All a joy.


Speaker 1: Hey! You're with the Cook Show!
Speaker 1: Brought to you by Kitten Knives - Fine American Cookware
Speaker 2: My family are outdoors types.
Speaker 2: So my refrigerator can get kinda interesting.
Speaker 2: One thing I can cook - and cook mighty fine - is rabbit.
Speaker 2: Now rabbit's a light flavor, so in today's stew...
Speaker 2: We're gonna back it up with bacon.
Speaker 2: Everyone likes bacon, huh?
Speaker 2: Cook your rabbit meat, add to a pot of water then...
Speaker 2: Throw in your bacon, your tomato, your onion...
Speaker 2: ... your carrots, if you want.
Speaker 2: Then, if you're like me, just a bit of salt for flavor.
Speaker 2: Seventy minutes on high heat will do ya.
Speaker 2: Bam! Looks good, huh?
Speaker 2: Split into four bowls, or two if you're hungry.
Speaker 2: See y'all tomorrow.


Speaker 1: Y'all are watching Woodcraft!
Speaker 1: Your one stop shop for home improvement!
Speaker 1: Intermediate carpentry! Yeehah!
Speaker 1: Sick of seein' your fella's face ladies?
Speaker 1: You need a wall in there: a big one.
Speaker 1: Three nails, three planks... take that hammer and...
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: That there's a piece of wall.
Speaker 1: Neat huh?
Speaker 1: Now doors and windows? That's the end game!
Speaker 1: There's one thing you can do for them right now mind...
Speaker 1: And that's find 'em a place to hang.
Speaker 1: Window frames, door frames... all the same to me.
Speaker 1: Four planks and nails! Let's go!
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: There you go ladies!
Speaker 1: Most fun I had recently with ma shirt on!
Speaker 1: Next time - intermediary part 2!
Speaker 1: We find somewhere you can rest that sweet be-hind!
Speaker 1: Chairs! Don't miss it!
Speaker 3: ♪ Wood... craft! ♪


Speaker 1: Welcome back to Exposure Survival guys.
Speaker 1: I'm Dean and we're goin' back to nature.
Speaker 1: So you're a million miles from civilization, right?
Speaker 1: You've got a camp.
Speaker 1: You've got a water supply.
Speaker 1: But you're in for the long haul.
Speaker 1: Let's Robinson Crusoe! Right?
Speaker 1: Time to farm.
Speaker 1: You won't get anywhere without seeds - so find 'em.
Speaker 1: Take a trowel.
Speaker 1: Dig some earth.
Speaker 1: Then sow seeds, and then... water 'em.
Speaker 1: Keep 'em watered, don't trample 'em...
Speaker 1: ...and watch the sky.
Speaker 1: You're at the mercy of the elements here.
Speaker 1: Who doesn't like a carrot, ey?
Speaker 1: Until next time guys.


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Speaker 1: Now I've been helping families for forty long years, but I have NEVER...
Speaker 1: ... come across a treatment like Incontileve.
Speaker 1: Everywhere I go, good friends say 'Thank you Doctor Cox'
Speaker 1: Thanks for asking family doctors to recommend:
Speaker 1: Incontileve.
Speaker 2: Product may cause swelling of the urinary tract....
Speaker 2: ...headaches, nausea and sudden irritation.
Speaker 3: Ask your doctor today.


Speaker 1: Hey! You're with the Cook Show!
Speaker 1: Brought to you by Kitten Knives - Fine American Cookware
Speaker 2: Now, I stood on the scales the other day. .
Speaker 2: I got a shock people!
Speaker 2: Got me to thinking about a show that celebrates the healthy life?
Speaker 2: So here it is - the Salad Special.
Speaker 2: Just cause there's leaves, don't mean you'll heave.
Speaker 2: Take a bowl - and as a base throw in some lettuce.
Speaker 2: Then we add cheese, ham - and we're almost at Bam!
Speaker 2: Let's add in some mayo...
Speaker 2: Maybe a bit more mayo...
Speaker 2: Bam!
Speaker 2: Light and delicious!
Speaker 2: Just don't leave it too long huh?
Speaker 2: Can't wait to hand this out to the team here!


Speaker 1: Y'all are watching Woodcraft!
Speaker 1: Your one stop shop for home improvement!
Speaker 1: We're at intermediary level still and...
Speaker 1: ... sorry ladies but the shirt is STILL on.
Speaker 1: Hey, daytime TV y'all. Not my call.
Speaker 1: Wore these pants nice and tight though. Huh?
Speaker 1: Hey! Pay attention! Today: it's chairs!
Speaker 1: What do we need?
Speaker 1: Five planks! Four nails! Yeehah!
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Ladies! Can you be-hi-lieve it?
Speaker 1: Now hows about some shelves?
Speaker 1: Someplace for your jewelleries, your precious stuff?
Speaker 1: TWO PLANKS! FOUR NAILS! GO!
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Just gotta...
Speaker 2: *bang*
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 1: Oh hey, sick of folk seeing you sunbathin'?
Speaker 1: I was. Get it all the time.
Speaker 1: So I built me a fence.
Speaker 1: I was all: two planks, three nails, bang, bang.
Speaker 1: And here she is!
Speaker 1: So if you'll excuse me, I'll just...
Speaker 1: Get comfy with my shirt off...
Speaker 1: Next time on Woodcraft? Doors!
Speaker 1: Can I hear a yee-hah?
Speaker 3: ♪ Wood... craft! ♪


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Speaker 1: You know why you'll like him the most?
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Speaker 1: All I have to do is press this little button on his paw and...
Speaker 2: I'm Tooks Bear! Let's go on an adventure!
Speaker 1: We sure will Tooks!
Speaker 1: For $49.99 who'd resist? Call now!


Speaker 1: You're back with the Cook Show!
Speaker 1: Brought to you by Kitten Knives - Fine American Cookware
Speaker 2: Today, we're gettin' a taste of Asia - with a frying pan.
Speaker 2: Now, minding you don't cut yourself with this...
Speaker 2: Super sharp Kitten Knife.
Speaker 2: Cut your pork to pieces and throw it into fry.
Speaker 2: Then add in some fresh vegetables.
Speaker 2: I'm using onion to start, then Bell Pepper and Eggplant.
Speaker 2: If you're hungry then try it out with some noodles.
Speaker 2: See? Cooking can be fun and easy.
Speaker 2: And it's always healthy.
Speaker 2: Puts a smile on your face and...
Speaker 2: Bam!
Speaker 2: A spring in your step too!
Speaker 2: Now you have a great day!


Speaker 1: Y'all are watching Woodcraft!
Speaker 1: Your one stop shop for home improvement!
Speaker 1: Well hey! Y'all just caught me working out!
Speaker 1: Got a real sweat going on here!
Speaker 1: Next time I'll shut the door...
Speaker 1: But hey! There's no door!
Speaker 1: Guess this happened to just the right guy!
Speaker 1: You know the drill!
Speaker 1: Four planks! Four nails! One knob! One hinge!
Speaker 1: BANG! BANG!
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Now I don't read books, but some folk do.
Speaker 1: Books need cases, so next up: a bookcase.
Speaker 1: Something that'd look mighty fine next to the bed of a lady.
Speaker 1: A clever readin' lady, with three planks and four nails.
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Now that's my best yet!
Speaker 1: I'll put it here next to my four plank, four nail table.
Speaker 1: Next time? Beds!
Speaker 1: Bang bang ladies, and yee-hah!
Speaker 3: ♪ Wood... craft! ♪


Speaker 1: Welcome back to Exposure Survival.
Speaker 1: I'm Dean guys, and I'm back with nature.
Speaker 1: Alright so you're closing in on Everest Base Camp.
Speaker 1: But it's getting dark.
Speaker 1: It's cold as hell, and oxygen isn't there.
Speaker 1: What do you do? You build a fire!
Speaker 1: Take three pieces of wood - planks maybe
Speaker 1: Then you need fuel. Anything that burns.
Speaker 1: Old newspaper, books, bandages.
Speaker 1: Add a bit of the old rocket fuel... get it, ey?
Speaker 1: And flick your lighter like... this...
Speaker 1: There's a fire, right there.
Speaker 1: You'll be warm, and the sherpas will love it!
Speaker 1: Big shout out to the 42nd!
Speaker 1: Until next time guys!


Speaker 1: I don't know about you, but when I golf with my buddies...
Speaker 1: There's always this special moment.
Speaker 1: You get your clubs out the trunk, your friend does the same...
Speaker 1: And you compare - right?
Speaker 1: Until I bought a set of Ivanov clubs, that was a mental battle I always lost.
Speaker 1: To get the best, you've gotta look for the best.
Speaker 1: So it's your lucky day.
Speaker 1: Today I'm here to show you: the best.
Speaker 1: Let's find out why golfing the Ivanov way is...
Speaker 1: ...pitch perfect.


Speaker 1: Hey there. Welcome back to the Cook Show!
Speaker 1: Brought to you by Kitten Knives - Fine American Cookware
Speaker 2: Now I hear it all the time - why so simple?
Speaker 2: I tell you why so simple...
Speaker 2: I want to make healthy cooking as easy as...
Speaker 2: ...standing in line at Spiffos' or sittin' in Pizza Whirled.
Speaker 2: Now I love a BLT.
Speaker 2: That's a Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato sandwich.
Speaker 2: It's God's Gift to bread.
Speaker 2: So let's make one together!
Speaker 2: First - you cook up that bacon.
Speaker 2: I like mine crispy as all heck, but do it to your liking.
Speaker 2: Then take your bread, and add in that bacon.
Speaker 2: Then tomato and your lettuce.
Speaker 2: Not too much lettuce.
Speaker 2: And bam! Easy as that!
Speaker 2: Just like Mom used to make!
Speaker 2: And if you want to be a bit more decadent? One word:
Speaker 2: Meat patty!
Speaker 2: I make mine with an egg to hold it all together!
Speaker 2: Who can resist a juicy burger?
Speaker 2: See you tomorrow everyone!


Speaker 1: Y'all are watching Woodcraft!
Speaker 1: Your one stop shop for home improvement!
Speaker 1: We're there! Advanced Carpentry! Yee-hah!
Speaker 1: Now I broke my bed last week.
Speaker 1: I'll spare you the details, as y'all would blush.
Speaker 1: I needed a new place to rest my head, and I needed it quick.
Speaker 1: So what did I do? I'll show you!
Speaker 1: Let's build a bed ladies! Let's do it now!
Speaker 1: Six planks! Four nails! One mattress!
Speaker 1: Bang! Bang! Yee-hah!
Speaker 2: *bang*
Speaker 1: Yee-hah!
Speaker 2: *bang*
Speaker 1: And there she is, but the test drive can wait.
Speaker 1: We done the exciting stuff...
Speaker 1: ...but I've also gotta show you how to make a Large Table.
Speaker 1: It's no bed, and that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Take six planks and four nails.
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Neat, huh?
Speaker 1: Next time: I'm taking y'all upstairs.
Speaker 1: On stairs!
Speaker 1: Till next time!
Speaker 3: ♪ Wood... craft! ♪


Speaker 1: Hey, I'm back with nature and I'm Dean.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to Exposure Survival.
Speaker 1: One time I was out in the woods on South Island and...
Speaker 1: All of a sudden, I realized I'd lost my tent.
Speaker 1: Nightmare, ey?
Speaker 1: What I did have was four tent pegs - and four sheets.
Speaker 1: Using a stick I found foraging I built... this.
Speaker 1: Not much, but it's home - or one with fabric walls, ey?
Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong, it gets cold alright.
Speaker 1: But it keeps out the elements.
Speaker 1: Sometimes that's enough.
Speaker 1: Until next time guys!


Speaker 1: We've got a caller! Hi Dean!
Speaker 1: Thanks so much for taking the time out from your show on Life and Living!
Speaker 2: No worries guys!
Speaker 2: I just wanted to say that the climbing gear you're selling today...
Speaker 2: It looks AMAZING. Real quality stuff.
Speaker 1: I love it when you get in touch Dean.
Speaker 2: It just looks like the BARGAIN of a LIFETIME.
Speaker 1: Well, today only, I'm throwing in a set of crampons.
Speaker 2: I'm sold. Put me through to sales line!
Speaker 1: Stocks are getting low folks! Call now!


Speaker 1: How are you doing? This is the Cook Show!
Speaker 1: Brought to you by Kitten Knives - Fine American Cookware.
Speaker 2: Now today's recipe is a family favorite: pie!
Speaker 2: And not the sweet cherry pie kind...
Speaker 2: A delicious, hearty and wholesome savory pie...
Speaker 2: Mutton, leek and carrot!
Speaker 2: First you need your pie base.
Speaker 2: Mix in some flour, yeast, sugar and butter.
Speaker 2: Use all that with your rolling pin...
Speaker 2: That right there is a Pie Preparation!
Speaker 2: Wrap in your lamb or mutton, your leeks and your carrots.
Speaker 2: And season to taste!
Speaker 2: And bake!
Speaker 2: See you tomorrow!


Speaker 1: Y'all are watching Woodcraft!
Speaker 1: Your one stop shop for home improvement!
Speaker 1: This show is real special: it's for the ladies.
Speaker 1: In my experience ladies LOVE stairs!
Speaker 1: They're smilin' when they go up them...
Speaker 1: ...and they're smilin' more when they come back down.
Speaker 1: Yeehah! So what do we need?
Speaker 1: Eight planks! Eight nails and an A-D-Vanced knowledge of Car-pen-try!
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Gonna need some more over...Here...
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: What goes good at the top of a flight of stairs?
Speaker 1: A table with a drawer in it, right? That make you yee-hah?
Speaker 1: Makes me yee-hah anyways.
Speaker 1: A lady could keep her valuables in it.
Speaker 1: Maybe a bible, maybe a gun.
Speaker 1: Five planks! Four nails! Go!
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: That's enough for this week, huh?
Speaker 1: If you're wantin' more - I'll be upstairs.
Speaker 1: Till next time!
Speaker 3: ♪ Wood... craft! ♪


Speaker 1: Hey, it's me. Dean - back with some nature.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to Exposure Survival.
Speaker 1: Now I hate killing little creature guys.
Speaker 1: But sometimes you've just got to survive, right?
Speaker 1: Today we're building what I call a 'Wooden Cage Trap'.
Speaker 1: It's this cage you build out of wood.
Speaker 1: Inside it you trap stuff.
Speaker 1: So right now I'm taking this saw to three planks.
Speaker 1: Then, five nails should do you right.
Speaker 1: Just hammer it all into place...
Speaker 1: ...like this.
Speaker 1: Now let's go somewhere quiet.
Speaker 1: Here I am in the woods, and I'm setting down the trap.
Speaker 1: Just... chuck in some bait like this and get outta there.
Speaker 1: When you come back?
Speaker 1: Maybe there'll be a little animal guy there.
Speaker 1: Ready for the pot.
Speaker 1: Once you've killed and gutted him anyway.
Speaker 1: Until next time guys!


Speaker 1: It Steams! It Broils! It can even fricassee!
Speaker 2: What is this amazing machine Diane?
Speaker 1: Why it's the Harakka all-purpose slow-broiler, from Scandinavia!
Speaker 2: It had NO idea that Scandinavia was such an AMAZING place!
Speaker 1: Well now you do! Have you seen me do this yet?
Speaker 2: No way.
Speaker 1: Uhuh!
Speaker 2: And what can I put in there?
Speaker 1: Vegetables, meat, your favourite snack....
Speaker 1: This is the FIRST machine of its kind. And you know what?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: It's a DREAM to clean. Just watch.
Speaker 2: That is amazing. How do I get one?
Speaker 1: Just call the number on-screen!
Speaker 1: You know how this works by now!


Speaker 1: Y'all are watching Woodcraft!
Speaker 1: Your one stop shop for home improvement!
Speaker 1: Today we're building a...
Speaker 1: A bookcase.
Speaker 1: You'll need five planks and four nails.
Speaker 1: Take your hammer like so... and...
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Okay so we're talking to men today, apparently.
Speaker 1: Focus-testing. You gotta love it, huh?
Speaker 1: Anyway, men like bars. They like a beer.
Speaker 1: *sigh*
Speaker 1: Would you... dude...
Speaker 1: Like to build a bar in your own home?
Speaker 1: They say you really would. So... for the corners.
Speaker 1: Four planks, four nails and some nimble fingers.
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Yee-hah. There y'all are.
Speaker 1: And for the middle? The bar element?
Speaker 1: Same again: four planks, four nails.
Speaker 2: *bang* *bang*
Speaker 1: Put it all together and... you're good and ready.
Speaker 1: Well, I need a drink.
Speaker 1: Here's to the new era of Woodcraft.
Speaker 1: Till next time.
Speaker 3: ♪ Wood... craft! ♪


Speaker 1: It's Dean - back with Exposure Survival!
Speaker 1: Hey guys! Welcome back to Nature!
Speaker 1: All the time people ask: "Dean - where do you find all this stuff?"
Speaker 1: "You're in the middle of nowhere but you've got cool gear."
Speaker 1: Well there's two answers to that question-asker.
Speaker 1: One is the paperclip: which stays on me at ALL times.
Speaker 1: The second is foraging.
Speaker 1: It's amazing the sort of stuff that nature can provide.
Speaker 1: So next time you're in the woods: open your eyes.
Speaker 1: Look around.
Speaker 1: And when you've picked up what you can find?
Speaker 1: Well that's just amazing, ey?
Speaker 1: Then check out the woods next door.
Speaker 1: Woods are just awesome.
Speaker 1: Until next time guys!


Speaker 1: This house used feel dark and lonely, but...
Speaker 1: ...with Connall and Coble overhead lights - life is illuminated.
Speaker 2: I'll see you later honey!
Speaker 1: Bye sweetie. Back at seven for pot roast!
Speaker 2: Sure thing! Hey isn't it bright in here?
Speaker 1: It sure is.
Speaker 1: Connall and Coble overhead lighting can do magic.
Speaker 2: Enjoy your day!
Speaker 1: Now he's gone - I'll let you into a secret.
Speaker 1: Order today and you can bring life back into your home...
Speaker 1: ... with 10% off every order.
Speaker 1: Be like me.
Speaker 1: My life is illuminated, with Connall and Coble!


Speaker 1: Dean right here: welcoming YOU back to Nature.
Speaker 1: This is: Exposure Survival!
Speaker 1: Everyone gets thirsty, right? I know I do.
Speaker 1: If you're a way away from a river though, and there's no tap?
Speaker 1: What are you going to do when the sky stops providing?
Speaker 1: I'm talking rain guys.
Speaker 1: Storing rain, or 'water', is vital to survival.
Speaker 1: So build a Rain Collector Barrel to collect water.
Speaker 1: Take four wooden planks, four nails and...
Speaker 1: Whack 'em with your hammer.
Speaker 1: Then use rubbish bags, or 'garbage' bags, for the interior.
Speaker 1: Then: look at the sky.
Speaker 1: When it rains just watch that thing fill.
Speaker 1: You'll think: 'Wow. I'm not going to die."
Speaker 1: "And that is awesome!"
Speaker 1: Until next time guys!
Speaker 2: ♪ Wood... craft! ♪


Speaker 1: How you doing? You're on the Cook Channel!
Speaker 1: Brought to you by Kitten Knives - Fine American Cookware
Speaker 2: Today we're going to settle something!
Speaker 2: Something once and for all!
Speaker 2: Pancakes or waffles, which is best?
Speaker 2: Well, I'll tell ya.
Speaker 3: *fzzt*
Speaker 3: *bzzt*
Speaker 3: *bzzt*



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TURBO - 204
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Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: We're going over to our colleagues at Triple-N.
Speaker 3: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 3: We're going straight to Kentucky for this developing story.
Speaker 3: Kirsty Cormick, are you there?
Speaker 4: I am Joan. It's 48 hours since this all began.
Speaker 4: A community laid low with an unknown illness.
Speaker 4: A military perimeter set up almost overnight
Speaker 4: Then the rumors of civilian confusion and bizarre activity within the zone.
Speaker 4: There are helicopters overhead, scientists in hazmat suits...
Speaker 4: This county has been split in two, and folk are scared.
Speaker 2: My daughter and my grandchildren are in there!
Speaker 2: I was staying at my fella's and... I was gonna go back but...
Speaker 2: Phones are still out.
Speaker 2: What's going on in there?
Speaker 2: What's so bad they can't even pick up the phone?
Speaker 3: Well further to that interview...
Speaker 3: Knox Telecommunications claim the lines are down for long-planned improvement works.
Speaker 3: Terrible timing, or something more?
Speaker 3: You'll find out here...
Speaker 3: ... on Triple-N


Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: We're still broadcasting alongside colleagues at Triple-N...
Speaker 2: ...on the developing situation in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on Triple-N!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: So what is it? I'm no scientist...
Speaker 2: I didn't listen in class. Too busy on the Football field.
Speaker 2: We know folks are ill.
Speaker 2: We know it's widespread.
Speaker 2: We know no-one could get out while the soldiers rolled on in.
Speaker 2: We know they're back on their feet, but we also know there's confusion.
Speaker 2: I'd be confused too, if I woke up someone built a military cordon round me!
Speaker 2: But they've got scientists to talk to now. Guys in chemical suits.
Speaker 2: They've got the best in the business. Heck, the world...
Speaker 2: ... in there to fix this whole thing up.
Speaker 2: So let's support the our boys, people.
Speaker 2: This thing, let's call it 'The Knox Event', feels like a powder keg.
Speaker 2: Too many people shouting 'conspiracy', hearing unverified gunshots.
Speaker 2: No situation is perfect people.
Speaker 2: This is a war. A war on whatever this thing is.
Speaker 2: And, together, it is a war the United States will win.
Speaker 1: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're on...
Speaker 1: ... Triple-N.


Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: I'm Stephanie O'Donoghue. This is Hollywood Insider!
Speaker 2: The Forgotten Element is the latest blockbuster to hit the big screen...
Speaker 2: ... and, as ever, Hollywood Insider had EXCLUSIVE access to the stars!
Speaker 2: My name's Stephanie O'Donoghue, and I'm here with Cindy Craddock.
Speaker 2: Cindy, I've seen the movie and it's just AMAZING.
Speaker 2: How are you dealing with all this positive feedback?
Speaker 3: Oh I hate it! No, just kidding!
Speaker 3: I love it. Who doesn't love positive feedback?
Speaker 2: The role was challenging though? Tough?
Speaker 3: Sure it was tough. I had to really get into the mindset of the character.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I'd just sit in my trailer and I'd feel overwhelmed.
Speaker 3: I'd just cry...
Speaker 2: Wow Cindy. And how did you prepare for the nude scenes?
Speaker 3: I don't care about that stuff. It's just my body.
Speaker 3: When you're there it's just another day at work.
Speaker 2: You know people are talking Oscars, right?
Speaker 3: Ha! Let's not get ahead of ourselves.
Speaker 3: But if the Academy are watching! Go for it!
Speaker 2: Cindy, the movie's great - and we love you!
Speaker 3: Thank you! I love you too!
Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!


Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: We're going over to our colleagues at Triple-N.
Speaker 3: The Knox Event Exclusion Zone is STILL in place.
Speaker 3: Officials remain silent on the impact of an outbreak...
Speaker 3: ... described as 'non-lethal' with symptoms of 'panic' and 'confusion'.
Speaker 3: Kirsty Cormick is in Kentucky.
Speaker 4: A strange scene here south of Louisville.
Speaker 4: Roads blocked by military vehicles.
Speaker 4: Barriers and fences once intended for use overseas...
Speaker 4: ...deployed around a no-go area deep inside Kentucky.
Speaker 4: And dead in the center?
Speaker 4: The small towns of Muldraugh and West Point...
Speaker 4: ... and the bases and training facilities of the Army itself.
Speaker 4: I'm here in a camp of displaced families, and they're angry.
Speaker 2: We just want to go home. That's all!
Speaker 2: Why can't we talk to them?
Speaker 5: What's the worst thing they could do?
Speaker 5: Cut off the phonelines!
Speaker 5: Do they want us to panic?
Speaker 1: Just let me talk to my son!
Speaker 4: Military officials have told us to expect a full statement this afternoon.
Speaker 4: Until then this is Kirsty Cormick for Triple-N on the Knox Event line.
Speaker 3: Thank you Kirsty.
Speaker 3: Now, amidst angry scenes in Washington and a storm of Republican protest...
Speaker 3: We are expecting word from the President, following crisis meetings...
Speaker 3: ...with experts from the Center for Disease Control at the White House.
Speaker 3: More developments as they happen...
Speaker 3: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: Once more, we're going over to our colleagues at Triple-N.
Speaker 3: Thanks for joining us. We have an announcement on the Knox crisis:
Speaker 3: General John McGrew has confirmed 'panic' and 'confusion' inside the Zone.
Speaker 3: With no confirmation of the violent scenes some claim to have witnessed.
Speaker 3: But still no reasoning behind the communication blackout:
Speaker 4: I am making this statement at 11AM on the 14th July 1993.
Speaker 4: There are many rumors circulating. Many falsehoods.
Speaker 4: This is an appeal for calm.
Speaker 4: I can confirm there has been an outbreak.
Speaker 4: The ailment is, as yet, unidentified.
Speaker 4: It is flu-like. It leads to panic. It leads to confusion.
Speaker 4: There is NO evidence of fatalities within the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 4: We are using judged and judicious force to maintain the border.
Speaker 4: Warning shots have been fired.
Speaker 4: No civilians have been harmed.
Speaker 4: We must ensure that this infection is not allowed to spread.
Speaker 4: I am in hourly contact with the President on this matter.
Speaker 4: The no-fly zone will remain in place for the foreseeable future.
Speaker 4: At this time, we will take no questions.
Speaker 3: Are the General's responses enough for America?
Speaker 3: Those forced to stay in Army issue tents around me...
Speaker 3: ... and evacuated to the North seem to be saying 'No'.
Speaker 3: We're now returning you to your regular programming.
Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!


Speaker 1: ♪ Doop-ity doo. Wee-woo. Wee-woo. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Woo. ♪
Speaker 2: You're way out of line Hargrave.
Speaker 2: You think this is a game?
Speaker 2: You cannot expect the FBI to fund these... ghost hunts.
Speaker 3: Ghost hunts? This is real. This is science.
Speaker 2: And why should the Federal Bureau of Investigation be involved?
Speaker 3: Because a man, a father of two children, was found dead.
Speaker 2: Then find the murderer!
Speaker 3: I've found the murderer! It's just outside your narrow range of perception!
Speaker 2: A ghost turned his head inside out? Do you want me fired?
Speaker 2: I'm shutting you down!
Speaker 2: I'm shutting the whole paranormal department down!
Speaker 3: You can't do that!
Speaker 2: I just did.
Speaker 1: ♪ Doop-ity doo. Wee-woo. Wee-woo. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Woo. ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪
Speaker 2: 3rd December 1992. Personal diary of Albert Wellen QC.
Speaker 2: Life's rather tricky when you're 17.
Speaker 2: Life's even trickier when you're a Queen's Counsel in the British Judicial System.
Speaker 2: I've learned rather a lot of tough lessons today.
Speaker 2: Lessons about love. Lessons about life.
Speaker 2: Lessons about legislature...
Speaker 1: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪
Speaker 3: Albert, are you asking me out on a date?
Speaker 2: Golly gosh. I rather think I just did.
Speaker 3: Oh Albert, I've been waiting so long...
Speaker 4: Sir, you're required in the James vs. Greggs hearing.
Speaker 2: Now? What dratted timing.
Speaker 3: You go Albert. You go.
Speaker 3: I can wait. I suppose.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry Eliza. I'll see you in Maths this afternoon?
Speaker 4: Sir, the Defence has been called Sir.
Speaker 2: I'm needed. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: <sigh>
Speaker 4: Come with haste sir.
Speaker 1: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ Orchestral music. ♪
Speaker 2: Joshie, what's wrong?
Speaker 2: You just won the Orange County Football tournament...
Speaker 2: ...but you look so sad.
Speaker 3: I'm happy Mary-Beth. And when you led the cheer-leading...
Speaker 3: ... that was so amazing.
Speaker 3: But I love you so much, and I guess I'm sad...
Speaker 3: ...because I can't find the words to tell you just how much.
Speaker 2: Joshie. You just did!
Speaker 3: I did... didn't I?
Speaker 2: Let's row this boat ashore Joshie
Speaker 3: I will. I sure will.
Speaker 1: ♪ Orchestral music. ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ Doop-ity doo. Wee-woo. Wee-woo. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Woo. ♪
Speaker 2: Hargrave, FBI Director Anderson just shut you down!
Speaker 2: He shut the whole Paranormal department down!
Speaker 3: You think I don't know that Mantell?
Speaker 2: Well, clearly - as otherwise why would you be going to Cincinnati?
Speaker 3: Because in Cincinnati there's a ghost who turned a man's head inside-out!
Speaker 3: A father of two Mantell!
Speaker 3: I owe it to those kids.
Speaker 2: Hargrave what happened to that man was... disturbing.
Speaker 2: But ghosts who turn people's heads inside out?
Speaker 2: It just doesn't make sense.
Speaker 3: Well I'm going.
Speaker 3: I'm coming too. Someone needs to keep an eye on you.
Speaker 1: ♪ Doop-ity doo. Wee-woo. Wee-woo. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Woo. ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪
Speaker 2: I put it to you that on the night of the 5th of July...
Speaker 2: ... my client was *not* atop the roof of Greggs the pastry chef!
Speaker 2: He was, in fact, saving the life of the Earl of Basildon.
Speaker 2: Through the donation of... a kidney.
Speaker 3: <gasps from the courtroom>
Speaker 4: Objection!
Speaker 4: My Lord, the Queens Counsel is only seventeen!
Speaker 5: Overruled!
Speaker 5: Mr Wellen, do you have any evidence for this outlandish claim?
Speaker 2: I have two pieces of evidence!
Speaker 2: Firstly, the scar on Mr James was NOT administered by a pastry cutter!
Speaker 2: But instead by a surgeon's scalpel!
Speaker 2: Secondly!
Speaker 2: The defence would like to call: the Earl of Basildon!
Speaker 3: <gasps from the courtroom>
Speaker 4: How is he doing this? He's only seventeen!
Speaker 1: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪


Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: I'm Stephanie O'Donoghue. This is Hollywood Insider!
Speaker 2: Dr Oids is the latest blockbuster to hit the big screen...
Speaker 2: ... and it's made inside a COMPUTER.
Speaker 2: The HILARIOUS comedian Charles McCoy is lead robot.
Speaker 2: And WE had EXCLUSIVE access.
Speaker 2: This is Stephanie O'Donoghue, here with Charles McCoy!
Speaker 2: Charles, how do the nerds do this?!
Speaker 2: It's a cartoon, but it's all... in a computer?
Speaker 3: I know right? Those guys wear glasses and are all like 'horrdihooorrr'!
Speaker 3: I was like - how come these dorks can do something so cool?
Speaker 3: And it is cool, right?
Speaker 2: It sure is. I was A-MAZED.
Speaker 2: It's so funny too!
Speaker 2: How did you prepare for your role as Dr Oids?
Speaker 3: I built a colony of space robots!
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 3: Nah, I'm yanking your chain!
Speaker 3: It was only a few of them!
Speaker 2: Charles, you're incorrigible - but I love you!
Speaker 3: I know right?!
Speaker 3: Dr Oids is out in theaters now folks!
Speaker 2: Hey that's my job!
Speaker 3: Back to the studio!
Speaker 2: That's my job too!
Speaker 3: Ha ha!


Speaker 1: ♪ Sunset Drive. Got you on my mind... ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ On Sun... set... Drive! ♪
Speaker 2: That's not what it looks like!
Speaker 3: Oh really Janine? Looks to ME like my father's writing!
Speaker 3: Is this true? It's HIS baby?!
Speaker 2: I wanted to tell you!
Speaker 3: So it is true! All this time?
Speaker 3: Even when I was in a coma?
Speaker 2: That's when... that's when it began.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry. I was weak.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry sir, but is this really necessary?
Speaker 4: You're all present to hear your father's last will and testament.
Speaker 2: You bet we are...
Speaker 1: ♪ Sunset Drive. Got you on my mind... ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ On Sun... Set... Drive! ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ Doop-ity doo. Wee-woo. Wee-woo. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Woo. ♪
Speaker 2: What the hell are you doing in Cincinnati Hargave?
Speaker 2: This time you're WAY outta line!
Speaker 2: I shut you down! Is Mantell with you?
Speaker 3: No sir.
Speaker 2: I want you back. Right now.
Speaker 3: I'll be back right after I keep a promise, sir.
Speaker 3: A promise to a little girl whose Dad's head was turned inside out...
Speaker 3: ... by a ghost.
Speaker 2: Godammit!
Speaker 4: He didn't sound happy.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter. This is the warehouse.
Speaker 3: This is where it happened.
Speaker 4: I'll get the flashlights.
Speaker 1: ♪ Doop-ity doo. Wee-woo. Wee-woo. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Woo. ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪
Speaker 2: So, of course, if we look at this as a ... quadratic equation.
Speaker 2: Ah, so you deigned to join us Mr Wellen QC?
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry sir. I was needed in court.
Speaker 2: And of course your role in the High Court is more important than your education?
Speaker 2: Oh just sit down boy. Don't dawdle.
Speaker 2: There, next to Ms Tupper-Waring.
Speaker 3: Hello Eliza.
Speaker 4: I'm not talking to you.
Speaker 3: Why ever not?
Speaker 4: It would be awkward.
Speaker 4: I've been asked to the Wetherspoons ball by Edmund Fothergay-Stroud.
Speaker 3: Fothergay-Stroud? The man's a monster!
Speaker 4: He has time for me Albert.
Speaker 4: He doesn't always dash off to be... Queens Counsel.
Speaker 3: But, the British judicial system...
Speaker 4: I don't care one jot about the British Judicial System!
Speaker 2: Silence! Or I'll have you all stay behind after school!
Speaker 3: Botheration.
Speaker 1: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪


Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: We're going over to our colleagues at Triple-N.
Speaker 3: The President has just announced a curfew in New York, Miami and LA with more to follow.
Speaker 3: Reports are coming in of military convoys moving from bases and into the heart of major cities.
Speaker 3: This is the President's statement in full.
Speaker 4: It is time to face facts. It is time to settle down.
Speaker 4: We only ask for your responsible actions as an American citizen.
Speaker 4: I, personally, take responsibility for the perceived lack of communication.
Speaker 4: And for the rumor-mongering that has grown around the so-called 'Knox Event'
Speaker 4: At this time we have no reason to believe residents of Kentucky will not recover.
Speaker 4: However, as the picture clears, and more information is made available...
Speaker 4: ... its likelihood is starting to recede.
Speaker 4: We have been hesitant to discuss specifics, yes, but with reason.
Speaker 4: The Knox Event IS contained, but its panic and confusion are not.
Speaker 4: We wanted to establish facts, but public alarm has not provided enough time.
Speaker 4: From 6pm tonight there will be curfews in some of our biggest cities.
Speaker 4: This is for your protection. Please do not leave your house.
Speaker 4: Please have faith in both our military and our emergency services.
Speaker 4: I ask our journalistic community to report responsibly.
Speaker 4: We are examining all potentialities.
Speaker 4: I will update you  whenever we have new information.
Speaker 3: We'll be updating you throughout the day...
Speaker 3: ... on Triple-N.
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 2: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: ♪ Orchestral music. ♪
Speaker 3: I've been your best friend since kindergarten Joshie.
Speaker 3: I know there's something wrong.
Speaker 4: There is. There is something wrong.
Speaker 4: It's Mary-Beth.
Speaker 3: Mary-Beth?
Speaker 4: I know... it's been great, huh?
Speaker 4: But... what if it's too great.
Speaker 4: What if you can love someone... too much?
Speaker 3: I... yeah I understand that feeling Joshie.
Speaker 4: You do?
Speaker 3: I do. I really do.
Speaker 4: I love Mary-Beth, Dirk. I love her.
Speaker 3: I understand that love.
Speaker 4: I'm going to tell her.
Speaker 4: Let go of the oar Dirk, let's get ashore
Speaker 3: I'm letting it go Joshie.
Speaker 3: I'm... letting it go.
Speaker 2: ♪ Orchestral music. ♪
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 2: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: ♪ Doop-ity doo. Wee-woo. Wee-woo. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Woo. ♪
Speaker 3: It's empty. Just racks of boxes.
Speaker 3: This place doesn't even have light bulbs.
Speaker 4: Dammit Mantell, this is where it happened.
Speaker 4: This is where his head was turned inside out.
Speaker 3: Hargrave... I'm feeling dizzy.
Speaker 4: Mantell your nose, it's bleeding.
Speaker 3: I feel like my brain is doing somersaults.
Speaker 4: Mantell! Mantell! Wake up!
Speaker 1: When she awakes her head will be... inside out.
Speaker 4: What? Who are you?
Speaker 1: You have two choices: find out the truth about your father...
Speaker 1: ... or watch her head go inside out.
Speaker 4: You knew him?
Speaker 3: Argh! My head! My head!
Speaker 4: There's no choice...
Speaker 5: <bang!>  <bang>
Speaker 3: What... I don't remember what just happened.
Speaker 4: I just got a little closer to the truth Mantell.
Speaker 4: We're getting closer.
Speaker 2: ♪ Doop-ity doo. Wee-woo. Wee-woo. ♪
Speaker 2: ♪ Woo. ♪
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 2: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪
Speaker 1: Mr James, this court has found you not guilty...
Speaker 1: ... of the crimes of assault and theft from Greggs the Pastry-makers.
Speaker 1: You may walk from this court a free man.
Speaker 1: Were it not for the quite extraordinary defense raised by Albert Wellen QC...
Speaker 1: Who is only seventeen...
Speaker 1: The day would have been very different.
Speaker 1: Congratulations Mr Wellen.
Speaker 1: Mr Wellen? Where are you?
Speaker 3: He's gone to the Wetherspoons Ball my Lord!
Speaker 1: Then let God go with him. The boy is a marvel.
Speaker 4: <Applause in Courtroom>
Speaker 2: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.
Speaker 2: Welcome back!
Speaker 2: You're watching the quiz show you answer with a question!
Speaker 2: Paul, you're on $2000 dollars! Well done!
Speaker 3: Thanks so much Daniel. I'm having the time of me life!
Speaker 2: For $3000: your answer is 'Newcastle'
Speaker 2: You have three attempts remaining.
Speaker 3: Err. 'What has a brown ale?'
Speaker 2: It's true, but incorrect.
Speaker 3: 'What is a town in the United Kingdom?'
Speaker 2: You've gone too wide Paul. Sorry. Last chance.
Speaker 3: 'Where do Geordies come from, wahey?'
Speaker 2: Paul! Amazing! $3000!
Speaker 3: Aye! I kennay believe this like!
Speaker 3: So glad I will not gan hym empty handed like!
Speaker 2: We'll see Pauls' next answer, after these messages!
Speaker 1: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 1: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: I'm Stephanie O'Donoghue. This is Hollywood Insider.
Speaker 2: This week we've seen a terrible story play out...
Speaker 2: ... one that wouldn't be out of place in the wildest Hollywood dreams.
Speaker 2: But what do the stars make of the Knox Event?
Speaker 2: I spoke to Cindy Craddock, star of The Forgotten Element.
Speaker 3: Well it's so sad. Those poor people.
Speaker 3: And we're afraid. Really afraid, right?
Speaker 3: What if this spreads? This illness they have?
Speaker 2: Are you worried for your family Cindy?
Speaker 3: Sure I am. I'm worried for my Mom and my dog.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure dogs can catch it Cindy.
Speaker 3: Really? That's good! Still: hating this!
Speaker 2: Aren't we all Cindy.
Speaker 3: God bless you guys in the Knox Event!
Speaker 2: Same from Hollywood Insider!
Speaker 4: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 4: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 1: We're going over to our colleagues at Triple-N for breaking news.
Speaker 2: Welcome to.... Triple-N. <fzzt>
Speaker 3: You don't need to hear me. You need this guy. General John McGrew.
Speaker 3: This was recorded moments ago.
Speaker 4: First and foremost: we are safe.
Speaker 4: America is safe.
Speaker 4: Today we can confirm that, yes,  the nature of the Knox Event is degenerative.
Speaker 4: It causes panic and confusion among sufferers
Speaker 4: Some of whom will then perform acts that are... un-American.
Speaker 4: The initial period of contagion is over.
Speaker 4: There is absolutely NO need for further panic.
Speaker 4: Panic... engendered by irresponsible and unofficial reporting.
Speaker 4: Sufferers are NOT deceased.
Speaker 4: We ARE establishing the likelihood of discovering a cure.
Speaker 4: At this stage the infection is passed  only through DIRECT fluid contact.
Speaker 4: This means bites. This means scratches.
Speaker 4: My thoughts are with those poor souls behind the Event line.
Speaker 4: But this is contained.
Speaker 4: It has always been contained.
Speaker 4: We are safe.
Speaker 4: America is safe.
Speaker 3: There's the news folks.
Speaker 3: God Bless America.
Speaker 1: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're on...
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.
Speaker 4: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 4: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 1: We're currently with our colleagues at Triple-N who are covering the Knox Crisis.
Speaker 2: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 2: This statement from the Knox Event exclusion boundary...
Speaker 2: ... was recorded earlier today by General John McGrew.
Speaker 3: First and foremost: we are safe.
Speaker 3: America is safe.
Speaker 3: Today we can confirm that, yes,  the nature of the Knox Event is degenerative.
Speaker 3: It causes panic and confusion among sufferers
Speaker 3: Some of whom will then perform acts that are... un-American.
Speaker 3: The initial period of contagion is over.
Speaker 3: There is absolutely NO need for further panic.
Speaker 3: Panic... engendered by irresponsible and unofficial reporting.
Speaker 3: Sufferers are NOT deceased.
Speaker 3: We ARE establishing the likelihood of discovering a cure.
Speaker 3: At this stage the infection is passed  only through DIRECT fluid contact.
Speaker 3: This means bites. This means scratches.
Speaker 3: My thoughts are with those poor souls behind the Event line.
Speaker 3: But this is contained.
Speaker 3: It has always been contained.
Speaker 3: We are safe.
Speaker 3: America is safe.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile it's been a night of anarchy on our streets as...
Speaker 4: <bzzt>
Speaker 2: <fzzt> gangs of youths <bzzt>
Speaker 2: <bzzt> night of Hell.
Speaker 4: <fzzt>
Speaker 2: ... on Triple-N.
Speaker 3: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 3: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: Welcome back!
Speaker 1: You're watching the quiz show you answer with a question!
Speaker 1: Robert Johnson, you're on $1000 dollars! Well done!
Speaker 2: Thank you Daniel. It is an honor to be here.
Speaker 1: For $2000: your answer is 'A fish pie'.
Speaker 1: You have three attempts remaining.
Speaker 2: Bof. I think maybe... 'What is a bad pie?'
Speaker 1: Lots of folk like fish pie RJ. Next try.
Speaker 2: 'What pie is bad... in France?'
Speaker 1: I think you're gonna have to let go of the 'bad' thing.
Speaker 1: Last chance!
Speaker 2: 'What pie has... fish in it, and I think is really, really bad?'
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. You're going home.
Speaker 1: You've been a great contestant.
Speaker 2: Stupid. STUPID.
Speaker 2: I hate this... Fish pie.
Speaker 3: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 3: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: TURBO: Your friend. Your entertainment!
Speaker 2: I'm Stephanie O'Donoghue. This is Hollywood Insider.
Speaker 2: Today: Tinsel Town's OUTRAGE at the Knox Event.
Speaker 2: Icon Jeff Madingly, star of Rock Paper Scissors, has spoken out!
Speaker 3: Hollywood has been too silent, for too long.
Speaker 3: We knew we didn't know the whole story.
Speaker 3: We suspected people had been killed.
Speaker 3: But these pictures? These pictures just show true horror.
Speaker 3: I, and my colleagues in Hollywood, want to go on the record.
Speaker 3: We REJECT the actions of the US military.
Speaker 3: We are ANGERED that the truth of the Knox Event was withheld.
Speaker 3: Yes, the infection is contained. But for how long?
Speaker 3: That will be all.
Speaker 2: Jeff! Jeff! One question!
Speaker 3: Please talk to my publicist.
Speaker 4: Back after these messages!
Speaker 5: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 5: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: ♪ Doop-ity doo. Wee-woo. Wee-woo. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Woo. ♪
Speaker 2: First of all I'd like to welcome FBI Director Anderson to our... meeting.
Speaker 3: Gentlemen, it's a pleasure.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it is. We want to talk to you about Hargrave.
Speaker 3: Hargrave? He's old news. You don't have to worry.
Speaker 2: We want him back Director Anderson.
Speaker 3: That can't happen. The Paranormal department is shut down.
Speaker 2: Then... open it back up.
Speaker 3: Can I ask why?
Speaker 2: You can ask, but seeing as many of the people in this room...
Speaker 2: ... don't exist, and neither does this meeting itself...
Speaker 2: ... I wouldn't expect an answer.
Speaker 3: Hargrave is a fruit loop. He's a liability.
Speaker 2: He's proven an asset.
Speaker 2: We want him back.
Speaker 2: We want to see the ghosts FBI Director Anderson.
Speaker 2: His hunt is back on.
Speaker 1: ♪ Doop-ity doo. Wee-woo. Wee-woo. ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Woo. ♪
Speaker 2: The curfew begins at 6pm EST. Please stay in your houses.
Speaker 2: Please tune in to local programming for curfew information.


Speaker 1: <bzzt>
Speaker 1: <bzzt>
Speaker 1: <bzzt> there's something I need to tell you Mary-Beth <bzzt>
Speaker 1: <fzzt>


Speaker 1: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪
Speaker 2: Albert, Albert is that you?
Speaker 3: It is Eliza. What's wrong, why are you crying here outside the Wetherspoons Ball?
Speaker 3: They didn't let me in. I got ID-ed.
Speaker 4: But Fothergay-Stroud. He... he...
Speaker 4: He went in without you, didn't he? The monster!
Speaker 3: Oh Albert. I'm sorry for tiring of your legal success.
Speaker 4: I understand Eliza.
Speaker 4: Shall we try to get into Tiger Tiger?
Speaker 3: Oh Albert.
Speaker 3: Yes, that would mean the world!
Speaker 1: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪
Speaker 3: And that, dear diary, was my day.
Speaker 3: A day of highs of law, lows of love and...
Speaker 3: A brief glimpse of what life really means.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow is another day.
Speaker 3: Another day of law... and love.
Speaker 3: Albert Wellen QC...
Speaker 3: Will see you in court...
Speaker 1: ♪ Jaunty music. ♪


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: This is Kirsty Cormick.
Speaker 1: The Knox Event infection is spreading.
Speaker 1: Is spreading fast, and it's spreading without fluid contact.
Speaker 1: It came out with the infected over the Event line.
Speaker 1: It's chaos here.
Speaker 1: People are heading North to Louisville, but it's gridlock.
Speaker 1: People are hungry, people are fighting.
Speaker 1: And now they're falling ill.
Speaker 2: My father... he's not bitten.
Speaker 2: He hasn't even seen one of those things.
Speaker 2: But now he's laid low with the fever.
Speaker 2: I know what it is. I saw my wife with the same thing.
Speaker 2: He's going to change.
Speaker 2: Can we come in your news van?
Speaker 2: When they find out they'll... you've seen what they're doing?
Speaker 2: The others? He can't die! He can't die!
Speaker 1: This is Kirsty Cormick, on the road to Louisville.
Speaker 1: <cough>
Speaker 1: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on NNN!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: We've had word from our reporter on the ground in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: It's spreading without bites.
Speaker 2: Get away from your television NOW.
Speaker 2: Lock the door. Get into the basement.
Speaker 2: No-one knows how it's happening, but it is.
Speaker 2: Keep away from people, animals... everything.
Speaker 2: Purify water. Turn off electrics. Hide.
Speaker 2: It could be coming from anything, anywhere and anyone.
Speaker 2: Go get your guns people.
Speaker 2: Disassemble them. Clean them, then reassemble.
Speaker 2: Lock them. Load them. Keep 'em that way.
Speaker 2: The founders of this beautiful nation gave us a right to bear arms.
Speaker 2: Liberals have tried to take that right away for years.
Speaker 2: I've sat behind this desk so many times, explaining the obvious.
Speaker 2: Well, who's glad they've been at the range now - huh?
Speaker 2: Protect yourself, and you protect our future.
Speaker 2: This is it. We're ready.
Speaker 2: God bless.
Speaker 2: Good luck.
Speaker 3: That was Judge Matt Hass. Good evening, you're...
Speaker 3: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: Bringing you the facts you need to know, as the Knox Event widens.
Speaker 1: The Knox Infection is spreading throughout Kentucky, and further North.
Speaker 1: Huge numbers of civilians are laid low by sickness.
Speaker 1: Infected bodies have begun to rise.
Speaker 1: These pictures show an infected attack on the outskirts of Louisville.
Speaker 1: Isolated reports suggest that the infected are, scientifically, deceased.
Speaker 1: A statement from the office of the President reads as follows.
Speaker 1: Stay in your homes. Avoid public places.'
Speaker 1: Emergency teams are en route.'
Speaker 1: Mass movement on major roads will delay help being sent'.
Speaker 1: The curfew will remain in place'
Speaker 1: Meanwhile efforts are being made to curtail inter-state movement.
Speaker 1: Key bridges and river crossings are being blocked.
Speaker 1: We'll update you throughout the day...
Speaker 2: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: Bringing you the facts you need to know, as the Knox Event widens.
Speaker 1: We're here with vital news.
Speaker 1: As the Knox Infection spreads, so do the scenes of horror.
Speaker 1: After twenty four hours the spread of flu-like symptoms has accelerated.
Speaker 1: There are suspected cases throughout surrounding states.
Speaker 1: However, there are individuals who are NOT immediately endangered.
Speaker 1: We have obtained this audio recording from Kirsty Cormick.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping you guys get this.
Speaker 2: Duke, my camera guy - he's got the fever.
Speaker 2: Everyone's got it here.
Speaker 2: I don't know why.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was just dormant, maybe we had it all along...
Speaker 2: But everywhere I look I see dead and dying people.
Speaker 2: Left on the street. Lying in doorways.
Speaker 2: But I'm okay.
Speaker 2: I need you to tell people that...
Speaker 2: ... I think some people are immune.
Speaker 2: Some lucky people.
Speaker 2: Oh God, I've got to go.
Speaker 2: They've seen me.
Speaker 2: They've seen me.
Speaker 3: ... on Triple-N.


Speaker 1: This is Triple-N.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid we come with bad news. Worse news.
Speaker 1: As scenes of horror unravel at home, shocking news from overseas.
Speaker 1: Symptoms similar to those of the Knox Event have been reported in the United Kingdom...
Speaker 1: ... and in Somalia, Africa.
Speaker 1: These pictures clearly show Knox Event infections...
Speaker 1: ...in Norfolk, England and at an unknown location within the Somalian capital Mogadishu.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: We have anecdotal evidence that a very small minority...
Speaker 1: ...of people may be immune.
Speaker 1: Wherever you are though, please take care.
Speaker 1: Take care of your loved ones, find food and hide.
Speaker 1: Please don't fight.
Speaker 1: We can do this together.


Speaker 1: Judge Matt Hass - on NNN!
Speaker 1: The voice of reason!
Speaker 2: What is a body, without a soul?
Speaker 2: Impurities aren't tempered.
Speaker 2: Urges aren't controlled.
Speaker 2: It's just hunger, and anger.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm reading into them too much.
Speaker 2: Maybe they're just a blank.
Speaker 2: Savagery without thought.
Speaker 2: Murder on automatic.
Speaker 2: The embodiment of death.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Hell, America.


Speaker 1: ♪ Sunset Drive. Got you on my mind... ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ On Sun... set... Drive! ♪
Speaker 2: So we move on to the Mr Gardner's final will and testament.
Speaker 2: "I leave the Sunset Spa and Hotel complex to..."
Speaker 2: "..."
Speaker 2: "Janine Wachowski. My true love, and mother to my true heir."
Speaker 3: You're out of here Michael! The Sunset Spa is mine!
Speaker 4: NOOOOO!
Speaker 4: You can't do this!
Speaker 3: I just... did.
Speaker 3: That's mine! It's all mine!
Speaker 2: I'm afraid that by law this is the property of Ms Wachowski.
Speaker 2: And YOU are trespassing.
Speaker 4: But, where shall I go?
Speaker 3: You should've thought of that before you shot my sister!
Speaker 4: You haven't seen the end of me!
Speaker 3: I'm COUNTING on it!
Speaker 1: ♪ Sunset Drive. Got you on my mind... ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ On Sun... Set... Drive! ♪



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Speaker 1: ♪ We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Sworn to protect the innocent, there for every incident! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Deep down in your hearts: We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Moderators! MODERATORS! ♪
Speaker 2: Welcome to my Ice Palace, friends. From here: we strike back.
Speaker 3: How can we fight a force imbued with our own power?
Speaker 3: I see the fool that who hurled ArchDuke OldWorld into the Chaos Abyss is among us?
Speaker 4: I cast the fiend into the pit to SAVE all we know!
Speaker 3: Yet now the ArchDuke runs rampant through our flock!
Speaker 2: He bends and warps their reality! What is known becomes changed!
Speaker 2: The greatest calamity since the time of the Dark One is at hand!
Speaker 3: I feel the rage of a thousand suns!
Speaker 2: Be calm! My frozen walls melt! They begin to flow free!
Speaker 2: Fellow Moderator!
Speaker 2: Use your arcane understanding of the mind!
Speaker 2: Becalm him! Before my Celestial Ice Palace floods our land!
Speaker 3: The end! It is near!
Speaker 4: Feel my ancestral power oh friend!
Speaker 3: The anger! It burns!
Speaker 1: ♪ We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Sworn to protect the innocent, there for every incident! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Deep down in your hearts: We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Moderators! MODERATORS! ♪


Speaker 1: It's time to visit the Magical Woodland!
Speaker 1: Sponsored by Spiffos™!
Speaker 2: Hi there Spiffo! Who's your little friend?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 2: Furbert the Squirrel? What a lovely acorn he's clutching.
Speaker 2: Building?
Speaker 2: Such fun! Cutting wood, and making furniture!
Speaker 2: Tables, bookcases, hat stands and chairs!
Speaker 2: I never knew friends could have this much fun!
Speaker 2: You really are a special builder Furbert. So clever!
Speaker 2: Oh no! It's time for bed.
Speaker 2: Goodnight Furbert.
Speaker 2: Good night Magical Woodland. Good night.
Speaker 2: Good night.


Speaker 1: It Steams! It Broils! It can even fricassee!
Speaker 2: What is this amazing machine Jane?
Speaker 1: Why it's the Harakka all-purpose slow-broiler, from Scandinavia!
Speaker 2: It had NO idea that Scandinavia was such an AMAZING place!
Speaker 1: Well now you do! Have you seen me do this yet?
Speaker 2: No way.
Speaker 1: Uhuh!
Speaker 2: And what can I put in there?
Speaker 1: Vegetables, meat, your favourite snack....
Speaker 2: This is the FIRST machine of its kind. And you know what?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: It's a DREAM to clean. Just watch.
Speaker 1: That is amazing. How do I get one?
Speaker 2: Just call the number on-screen!
Speaker 2: You know how this works by now!


Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 2: Good morning Jemima Bunny!
Speaker 3: Good morning Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 2: What are you doing Jemima?
Speaker 3: I'm counting bricks!
Speaker 3: One. Two...
Speaker 2: I want to count bricks too!
Speaker 3: You must wait your turn.
Speaker 3: Nanny Bunny will be cross!
Speaker 2: No! I won't wait my turn!
Speaker 4: Zachary Bunny! What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Jemima won't let me count her bricks!
Speaker 4: Zachary Bunny - round here we have one rule.
Speaker 4: Be lovely!
Speaker 4: You can count your bricks... together.
Speaker 3: One brick.
Speaker 2: Two bricks.
Speaker 3: Three bricks!
Speaker 4: Now then, shall we hug?
Speaker 4: Huuuu-
Speaker 2: -uuuu-
Speaker 3: -uuug!
Speaker 2: Yippee!
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Sworn to protect the innocent, there for every incident! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Deep down in your hearts: We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Moderators! MODERATORS! ♪
Speaker 2: Greetings, fellow Moderators.
Speaker 2: This meeting has been convened at a time of dire need.
Speaker 3: I agree, my good and worthy companion.
Speaker 3: I awoke to fresh frost atop my ice palace.
Speaker 4: It feels... strange.
Speaker 4: As if no time has passed since ArchDuke OldWorld was hurled into the Chaos Abyss.
Speaker 2: The people are restless. We must act.
Speaker 5: BUT HOW CAN YOU ACT, WHEN I...
Speaker 5: ARCHDUKE OLDWORLD... HAVE RETURNED!
Speaker 4: But, how can this be?
Speaker 5: FOOLS!
Speaker 5: BY CASTING ME INTO THE CHAOS ABYSS YOU HAVE IMBUED ME...
Speaker 5: WITH THE POWER OF THE MODERATORS THEMSELVES!
Speaker 3: But, this is what was foretold!
Speaker 2: These are the end-times!
Speaker 1: ♪ We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Sworn to protect the innocent, there for every incident! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Deep down in your hearts: We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Moderators! MODERATORS! ♪


Speaker 1: It's time to visit the Magical Woodland!
Speaker 1: Sponsored by Spiffos™!
Speaker 2: Hi there Spiffo! Who's your little friend?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 2: Boris the Badger? His stripes are so lovely.
Speaker 2: Scuba-diving?
Speaker 2: Such fun! Bubble bubble underwater.
Speaker 2: Seeing all the fishies swimming by!
Speaker 2: I never knew friends could have this much fun!
Speaker 2: Don't tread on the big orange fish Boris!
Speaker 2: Oh no! It's time for bed.
Speaker 2: Goodnight Boris.
Speaker 2: Good night Magical Woodland. Good night.
Speaker 2: Good night.


Speaker 1: What do we have here Joel?
Speaker 2: Why, it's a brand new top of the range home computer.
Speaker 2: It's the HyperDRIVE 486DX - from Kirrus!
Speaker 1: I heard this thing comes with one WHOLE megabyte of RAM!
Speaker 1: That's like... a million bytes? That's insane!
Speaker 2: You seen the graphics on this thing?
Speaker 2: How about the hard drive?
Speaker 1: Forty... two... megabytes.
Speaker 2: Holy cow!
Speaker 1: Even better - Kirrus supply a mouse and keyboard for FREE!
Speaker 2: HOLY COW!
Speaker 1: This thing is future-proof.
Speaker 1: $1999 for perfect home computing, for life.
Speaker 1: Sign me up! Call now folks!


Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 2: Good morning Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 3: Good morning Jemima Bunny!
Speaker 2: What are you doing Zachary?
Speaker 3: I'm playing on the slide!
Speaker 3: Weeeeee!
Speaker 2: I want to play on the slide!
Speaker 3: No! This is my slide!
Speaker 2: But Nanny Bunny says that we must share!
Speaker 3: It is MY slide!
Speaker 4: Jemima Bunny! What are you doing?
Speaker 3: I am playing on my slide!
Speaker 4: Jemima Bunny - round here we have one rule.
Speaker 4: Be lovely!
Speaker 4: Would you like to play on the see-saw?
Speaker 2: Yes Nanny Bunny, I would.
Speaker 4: And Zachary, would you like to play on the see-saw.
Speaker 3: Yes Nanny Bunny.
Speaker 4: The see-saw lets you play... together!
Speaker 4: Now then, shall we hug?
Speaker 3: Huuuu-
Speaker 2: -uuuu-
Speaker 4: -uuug!
Speaker 2: Yippee!
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪


Speaker 1: It's time to visit the Magical Woodland!
Speaker 1: Sponsored by Spiffos™!
Speaker 2: Hi there Spiffo! Who's your little friend?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 2: Furbert the Squirrel? What a lovely acorn he's clutching.
Speaker 2: Skateboarding?
Speaker 2: Such fun! Rolling and rolling, scooting and skating!
Speaker 2: Fun in the sunny magical woodland glades!
Speaker 2: I never knew friends could have this much fun!
Speaker 2: Don't do a big trick Furbert, you might hurt yourself!
Speaker 2: Oh no! It's time for bed.
Speaker 2: Goodnight Furbert.
Speaker 2: Good night Magical Woodland. Good night.
Speaker 2: Good night.


Speaker 1: Hi! I'm CRAAA-ZY MAN MAN!
Speaker 1: And on today's store? I got BARGAINS!
Speaker 1: This steam cooker? $45.99.
Speaker 1: That elegant swiss fondue set? £33.99
Speaker 1: BARGAINS! BARGAINS! CRAAA-ZY BARGAINS!
Speaker 1: Where does he get 'em from?
Speaker 1: Nobody knows!
Speaker 1: But who cares when you can call today...
Speaker 1: ...for this electric carving knife! $17.99!?
Speaker 1: Is he mad? No!
Speaker 1: I'm CRAAA-ZY!


Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 2: Good morning Jemima Bunny!
Speaker 3: Good morning Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 2: What are you doing Jemima?
Speaker 3: I'm doing a jigsaw.
Speaker 3: It's of a dinosaur.
Speaker 3: I just need... Oh no!
Speaker 3: I've lost the piece with the dinosaur's tail!
Speaker 2: Hee hee! Rawr! I'm a dinosaur!
Speaker 2: And I have the dinosaur tail!
Speaker 3: No Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 2: You can not have it! It is mine!
Speaker 4: Zachary Bunny! What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Nanny Bunny!
Speaker 4: You do your dinosaur puzzle... together.
Speaker 4: It's more fun that way!
Speaker 4: Zachary Bunny, put the dinosaur tail in... here.
Speaker 4: Now then, isn't that better?
Speaker 2: Yes Nanny Bunny!
Speaker 4: Now then, shall we hug?
Speaker 4: Huuuu-
Speaker 2: -uuuu-
Speaker 3: -uuug!
Speaker 2: Yippee!
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Sworn to protect the innocent, there for every incident! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Deep down in your hearts: We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Moderators! MODERATORS! ♪
Speaker 2: WELCOME MODERATORS. YOU AWAKE IN CHAINS!
Speaker 2: THE ICE PALACE IS MELTING.
Speaker 2: THE AGE OF ARCHDUKE OLDWORLD BEGINS AGAIN.
Speaker 1: What? How can this be?
Speaker 2: WHILE YOUR THREE FRIENDS FOUGHT, I STOLE YOU AS YOU SLEPT.
Speaker 3: My liege? Are you there?
Speaker 1: Young one? Is that you I see in the darkness?
Speaker 2: IT IS HE! YOU THOUGHT HIM DEAD, BUT NO.
Speaker 2: AT DAWN I REWRITE THE COSMOS.
Speaker 2: YOU WILL PERISH TOGETHER, AS WAS FORETOLD. FAREWELL!
Speaker 3: My liege, you must listen.
Speaker 3: These... twenty long years I have kept something precious safe.
Speaker 1: Young one, what is this I see in the darkness?
Speaker 3: It is... your pole my liege. Take it.
Speaker 3: Reunite the Moderators, in this the people's time of need.
Speaker 1: Can it be real? The Pole of Justice returned to my hand?
Speaker 3: Save them. For now... I die...
Speaker 1: Young one! Young one, no!
Speaker 3: I.... Die!
Speaker 1: ♪ We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Sworn to protect the innocent, there for every incident! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Deep down in your hearts: We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Moderators! MODERATORS! ♪


Speaker 1: It's time to visit the Magical Woodland!
Speaker 1: Sponsored by Spiffos™!
Speaker 2: Hi there Spiffo! Who's your little friend?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 2: Moley the mole? Doesn't his nose twitch adorably?
Speaker 2: Soccer?
Speaker 2: Such fun! Kick and dive, and score and scamper!
Speaker 2: Playing games and learning besides!
Speaker 2: I never knew friends could have this much fun!
Speaker 2: Don't fall over on the grass Moley!
Speaker 2: Oh no! It's time for bed.
Speaker 2: Goodnight Moley.
Speaker 2: Good night Magical Woodland. Good night.
Speaker 2: Good night.


Speaker 1: Hey Joel, what's that you've got?
Speaker 2: It's one of my daughter's toys. It's outta batteries!
Speaker 2: Seems to go through a set every week!
Speaker 1: You're in luck! Today on the TV Store we've got the best!
Speaker 1: SYFY batteries just keep on going.
Speaker 1: You won't change 'em for months.
Speaker 1: Let's help you your little friend here...
Speaker 3: I'm Tooks Bear! Let's go on an adventure!
Speaker 2: And he'll keep on going?
Speaker 1: On and on! No need to worry about it.
Speaker 2: How much?
Speaker 1: Just $18.99 plus postage and packing...
Speaker 1: ... for ten.
Speaker 2: For ten?
Speaker 1: While stocks last!
Speaker 1: Call today folks!


Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 2: Good morning Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 3: Good morning Jemima Bunny!
Speaker 2: What are you doing Zachary?
Speaker 3: I'm reading from my book.
Speaker 3: It is about a spaceship!
Speaker 2: Spaceships are very boring Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 3: No they are not!
Speaker 2: Spaceships are for silly bunnies!
Speaker 3: No they are not!
Speaker 2: Ponies are better!
Speaker 3: Ponies are NOT better!
Speaker 4: Jemima Bunny! Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Round here we have one rule!
Speaker 4: Be lovely!
Speaker 4: Jemima Bunny: it is good to like books about spaceships.
Speaker 4: Zachary Bunny: it is good to like books about ponies.
Speaker 4: Would you like to read your books about spaceships and ponies to each other?
Speaker 2: Yes Nanny Bunny!
Speaker 3: Yes please!
Speaker 4: Now then, shall we hug?
Speaker 2: Huuuu-
Speaker 4: -uuuu-
Speaker 3: -uuug!
Speaker 2: Yippee!
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Sworn to protect the innocent, there for every incident! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Deep down in your hearts: We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Moderators! MODERATORS! ♪
Speaker 2: My ice palace is destroyed!
Speaker 3: I care not! My rage remains undimmed!
Speaker 4: My powers of mental understanding begin to crumble!
Speaker 1: Moderators! Quell your fires!
Speaker 2: Is it... Is it he?
Speaker 1: I come from the dungeons of ArchDuke OldWorld with tragic news.
Speaker 1: The young one, he is dead.
Speaker 4: I am forlorn. To me, he was much akin to a son.
Speaker 1: To us all, friend.
Speaker 2: I felt this disturbance amidst the spray of the dawn snow.
Speaker 1: Moderators, the time for argument is now over.
Speaker 1: When first we discovered the Power of the Moderators, it was a time of dire need.
Speaker 1: The reign of the Dark One was at its height.
Speaker 1: Together we fought him. Together we defeated him.
Speaker 1: Only through unity and friendship, can we hope to repel that which follows.
Speaker 1: Who will stand with me in the fight against ArchDuke OldWorld?
Speaker 2: I shall.
Speaker 3: And I.
Speaker 4: The Moderators will prevail.
Speaker 1: Friends, I bear the Pole of Justice.
Speaker 1: The final battle is at hand.
Speaker 3: To battle!
Speaker 1: ♪ We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Sworn to protect the innocent, there for every incident! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Deep down in your hearts: We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Moderators! MODERATORS! ♪


Speaker 1: It's time to visit the Magical Woodland!
Speaker 1: Sponsored by Spiffos™!
Speaker 2: Hi there Spiffo! Who's your little friend?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 2: Pancake the Hedgehog? Her eyes are so bright and so blue!
Speaker 2: Playing chess?
Speaker 2: Such fun! Thinking hard and moving pieces.
Speaker 2: Testing your cleverness and remembering rules!
Speaker 2: I never knew friends could have this much fun!
Speaker 2: Don't dance on the chessboard Pancake!
Speaker 2: Oh no! It's time for bed.
Speaker 2: Goodnight Pancake.
Speaker 2: Good night Magical Woodland. Good night.
Speaker 2: Good night.


Speaker 1: Hey Joel, what are you playing?
Speaker 2: Ah nothing, just the latest board game from The DKF Company?
Speaker 1: I've heard of this! Is it...
Speaker 2: It's Turbo To Town!
Speaker 2: The family board game about getting to work on time!
Speaker 1: So do I... choose a car?
Speaker 2: Sure you do!
Speaker 1: While I roll this dice... how much?
Speaker 2: $15.99, plus postage and packing¬
Speaker 1: I rolled a six!
Speaker 2: Then the stoplight is green!
Speaker 1: YES!
Speaker 1: That was worth $15.99 plus postage and packing, in one roll!
Speaker 1: Man, I LOVE THIS!
Speaker 2: My turn! I gotta get outta this tailback!
Speaker 2: Call now folks!


Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 2: Good morning Jemima Bunny!
Speaker 3: Good morning Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 2: What are you doing Jemima Bunny?
Speaker 3: I'm blowing bubbles!
Speaker 3: I like bubbles!
Speaker 2: I like bursting bubbles!
Speaker 3: No Zachary Bunny! Don't burst my bubbles!
Speaker 2: Ha ha! Look at them pop!
Speaker 4: Zachary Bunny! What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Nanny Bunny!
Speaker 4: Jemima Bunny is very sad that you burst the bubbles!
Speaker 4: Round here we have one rule!
Speaker 4: Be lovely!
Speaker 4: Chase the bubbles!
Speaker 4: And then we can take turns!
Speaker 2: Taking turns is fun!
Speaker 4: Now then, shall we hug?
Speaker 4: Huuuu-
Speaker 2: -uuuu-
Speaker 3: -uuug!
Speaker 2: Yippee!
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪


Speaker 1: ♪ We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Sworn to protect the innocent, there for every incident! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Deep down in your hearts: We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Moderators! MODERATORS! ♪
Speaker 2: I STAND HERE WITH THE FATE OF YOUR KIN IN MY HANDS.
Speaker 2: WATCH MY VICTORY, MODERATORS.
Speaker 2: IT IS THE LAST YOU WILL KNOW.
Speaker 1: With this the Pole of Justice, I will smite you OldWorld!
Speaker 2: ALONE? I THINK NOT.
Speaker 3: He does not strike back alone!
Speaker 4: Behold, my power of ice!
Speaker 5: Burn in the rage of a thousands suns!
Speaker 2: ARGH! HOW CAN I WITHSTAND THIS?
Speaker 2: THE POWER OF THE MODERATORS!
Speaker 5: Ahah! Our revenge is at hand!
Speaker 2: I AM DEFEATED, BUT WITH MY OWN POWER OF THE MODERATORS I CAN END THIS!
Speaker 2: I CAN END IT ALL!
Speaker 2: REALITY SHALL BECOME UNDONE!
Speaker 3: No! ArchDuke OldWorld! I felt it then, and I feel it now!
Speaker 3: There is still good in you!
Speaker 3: Lay down your power, before our realm unbinds!
Speaker 2: NO, I CANNOT! ALL WILL FADE!
Speaker 3: You can, ArchDuke. Look to me! Feel my compassion!
Speaker 2: I... I... I SHALL.
Speaker 2: THE POWER OF THE MODERATORS IS BEYOND ALL COMPREHENSION.
Speaker 2: I SHALL TAKE MY LEAVE. YOUR REALM IS SAFE.
Speaker 2: I ONLY ASK THAT WHEN THE NIGHT SKY DARKENS, YOU REMEMBER ME
Speaker 1: We will find a way, ArchDuke OldWorld.
Speaker 1: And should you ever choose to return...
Speaker 1: Know that we will be here to protect our people.
Speaker 1: We go by many names. But forever and a day, we shall be...
Speaker 1: The Moderators.
Speaker 3: Huzzah!
Speaker 1: ♪ We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Sworn to protect the innocent, there for every incident! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Deep down in your hearts: We are the Moderators! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Moderators! MODERATORS! ♪


Speaker 1: It's time to visit the Magical Woodland!
Speaker 1: Sponsored by Spiffos™!
Speaker 2: Hi there Spiffo! Who's your little friend?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 2: Fluffyfoot the Fluffy Bunny? Have you ever seen a rabbit so fluffily scrumptious?”
Speaker 2: Disco dancing?
Speaker 2: Such fun! Jumping and jiving, ducking and diving.
Speaker 2: Moving to the amazing beat!
Speaker 2: I never knew friends could have this much fun!
Speaker 2: Keep on dancing Fluffyfoot! Have an amazing time!
Speaker 2: Oh no! It's time for bed.
Speaker 2: Goodnight Fluffyfoot.
Speaker 2: Good night Magical Woodland. Good night.
Speaker 2: Good night.


Speaker 1: Do we have an amazing product today for you!
Speaker 1: This looks like any normal Kitchen Knife, am I right?
Speaker 1: Well - if you thought I was right, I was wrong.
Speaker 1: This is a Kitchen Knife by Kitten.
Speaker 1: Kitten Knives are strong, sturdy and sharp.
Speaker 1: Look at this handle, I mean just look at the handle.
Speaker 1: Chopping. Slicing. Dicing.
Speaker 1: All a joy.


Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 2: Good morning Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 3: Good morning Jemima Bunny!
Speaker 2: What are you doing Zachary?
Speaker 3: I'm splashing in water!
Speaker 3: Splash! Splash!
Speaker 2: No Zachary Bunny! Not all over my prettiest dress!
Speaker 3: Splash! Splash! Hee hee!
Speaker 2: My prettiest dress is all ruined!
Speaker 4: Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Round here we have one rule!
Speaker 4: Be lovely!
Speaker 4: Zachary Bunny you may splash water, but on the plants.
Speaker 4: Jemima Bunny, I will dry your prettiest dress.
Speaker 4: And you can help Zachary Bunny!
Speaker 4: Plants need water to grow!
Speaker 4: Now then, shall we hug?
Speaker 3: Huuuu-
Speaker 2: -uuuu-
Speaker 4: -uuug!
Speaker 3: Yippee!
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug Bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Having fun, we learn through play! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ In the sunshine every day! ♪
Speaker 1: ♪ Hug bunnies! ♪


Speaker 1: It's time to visit the Magical Woodland!
Speaker 1: Sponsored by Spiffos™!
Speaker 2: Hi there Spiffo! Who's your little friend?”
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 2: Boris the Badger? His stripes are so lovely.
Speaker 2: Cooking?
Speaker 2: Such fun! Stirring, baking, mixing it altogether.
Speaker 2: Making such delicious food!
Speaker 2: I never knew friends could have this much fun!
Speaker 2: Don't eat all those lovely cakes Boris!
Speaker 2: Oh no! It's time for bed.
Speaker 2: Goodnight Boris.
Speaker 2: Good night Magical Woodland. Good night.
Speaker 2: Good night.


Speaker 1: It's time to visit the Magical Woodland!
Speaker 1: Sponsored by Spiffos™!
Speaker 2: Hi there Spiffo! Who's your little friend?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 2: Moley the mole? Doesn't his nose twitch adorably?
Speaker 2: Running?
Speaker 2: Such fun! Puff and pant, sprint and jog.
Speaker 2: Seeing how fast your little legs can go!
Speaker 2: I never knew friends could have this much fun!
Speaker 2: Almost at the finish line Moley! Not far to go!
Speaker 2: Oh no! It's time for bed.
Speaker 2: Goodnight Moley.
Speaker 2: Good night Magical Woodland. Good night.
Speaker 2: Good night.



Amateur Ham Radio
Channels

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Civilian Radio - 91200
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Speaker 1: As of today I'm breaking with the schedule.
Speaker 1: You'll notice you haven't heard Tim the past few days.
Speaker 1: No recipes. No weather. No Tim.
Speaker 1: He's inside the Exclusion Zone.
Speaker 1: He doesn't even know we had to put the dog to sleep.
Speaker 1: If you know anything, anything at all...
Speaker 1: ...find a way to talk to us.
Speaker 1: The phones are cut-off.
Speaker 1: The roads have checkpoints.
Speaker 1: This is too big.
Speaker 1: Way too big for us to just... believe...
Speaker 1: ...what they say.


Speaker 1: LBMW this morning: tellin' us to 'stay indoors'
Speaker 1: Thanks guys. How about you actually do some reports?
Speaker 1: Tell us what's going on in there.
Speaker 1: You can't just turn out the lights over that many counties.
Speaker 1: It's 1993, not the dark ages.
Speaker 1: You can't keep a lid on this stuff.


Speaker 1: Good day folks. I just got back from a drive.
Speaker 1: I thought I'd try to check out the camp over on the Event border.
Speaker 1: Didn't get very far.
Speaker 1: I even tried this little back road. All blocked.
Speaker 1: One way traffic.
Speaker 1: Guns at each checkpoint.
Speaker 1: They say they're protecting us.
Speaker 1: You feel safe yet?


Speaker 1: They're dying in there, we know that right?
Speaker 1: I'm watching the TV. Listening to the radio.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to use the word but it's all... bull crap.
Speaker 1: Reporters over there, sitting in bed with the Army.
Speaker 1: Feeding off their scraps.
Speaker 1: We KNOW there are guns being fired.
Speaker 1: We KNOW they didn't all catch cold.
Speaker 1: We KNOW those people are..
Speaker 1: ...changed somehow.
Speaker 1: That's what I heard.


Speaker 1: Sorry for disappearing this morning guys.
Speaker 1: We had a major convoy headed through towards the Exclusion border.
Speaker 1: The things I'm saying - not many folks are saying them out loud.
Speaker 1: I got jumpy.
Speaker 1: Thought they were here for me.
Speaker 1: Guess they have bigger fish to fry.


Speaker 1: They're pushing back the exclusion boundary.
Speaker 1: I can't tell you where I am, but I think I'm gonna be left inside.
Speaker 1: I'm going to stay, and I'm going to keep on talking to you.
Speaker 1: I'm taking my equipment.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna hide someplace wild when they come.


Speaker 1: I've seen a picture, maybe you have too.
Speaker 1: It's from West Point, taken a few days ago I guess.
Speaker 1: The film got out. Got processed.
Speaker 1: There's this guy. Blood round his mouth.
Speaker 1: Arm hanging on him by a thread.
Speaker 1: Still walking.
Speaker 1: Still walking in this street full of corpses.
Speaker 1: We know the truth now.
Speaker 1: The truth is... pure hell.
Speaker 1: We KNOW we're being lied to.


Speaker 1: You know why they don't care, right?
Speaker 1: You know why the world can just sit by?
Speaker 1: Watch a community blink out?
Speaker 1: It's because we're poor.
Speaker 1: If this was New York, or Chicago or... anywhere.
Speaker 1: People would care. They'd be up in arms.
Speaker 1: The media would give a shit.
Speaker 1: We don't get movies made about us.
Speaker 1: We're not interesting.
Speaker 1: We just live a hard life as best we can.
Speaker 1: Only, that's not enough.
Speaker 1: So we're on our own.


Speaker 1: Okay people I need you to listen up.
Speaker 1: Right now!
Speaker 1: They're shooting anyone that goes to leave.
Speaker 1: There's no checks.
Speaker 1: They don't examine for any infection.
Speaker 1: They shout a warning, then you get a bullet.
Speaker 1: I'm in a camp just south of the river.
Speaker 1: We don't know where to go.
Speaker 1: Why the hell didn't I just run?
Speaker 1: Jesus...


Speaker 1: We can't go out, so we're going to head in.
Speaker 1: We're hoping Muldraugh or West Point will have supplies.
Speaker 1: Maybe some other people caught up in all this shit.
Speaker 1: My radio gear needs power.
Speaker 1: So, unless we find someplace...
Speaker 1: ... I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'll see you later on down the trail...


Speaker 1: It's spread.
Speaker 1: Someone I met, she told me it's spread.
Speaker 1: She said she'd been listening to me, and had I heard.
Speaker 1: It's in the UK now. Africa too.
Speaker 1: How is that possible?
Speaker 1: There's no flights, there's no way...
Speaker 1: This could be it... couldn't it?
Speaker 1: Fuck.


Speaker 1: They walked into camp during the night.
Speaker 1: I don't know if this pack still has any charge but...
Speaker 1: If you can hear this... we're...
Speaker 1: Shit, I don't even know where we are.
Speaker 2: <bzzt>
Speaker 2: <fzzt>


Speaker 1: This is Hal broadcasting out of Nashville.
Speaker 1: We're in the Nashville Air Guard Base.
Speaker 1: Right by the airport.
Speaker 1: I'm going to broadcast every night at this time.
Speaker 1: We're protected here - fortifications, guns.
Speaker 1: There's a hell of a lot of dead people outside but we're safe.
Speaker 1: If you can get here we have food and beds.
Speaker 1: You'll just need to find a way to distract  the...
Speaker 1: ... horde that's at our gates.
Speaker 1: That'd be one hell of a favor anyways.
Speaker 1: Friendlies only.
Speaker 1: You can trust us, but be aware that we will not trust you.
Speaker 1: Not for a while.
Speaker 1: Though God knows if you can fly a plane we'll let you right in.


Speaker 1: This is Hal broadcasting out of Nashville.
Speaker 1: We're in the Nashville Air Guard Base at the airport.
Speaker 1: I'm going to broadcast every night at this time.
Speaker 1: We're protected here - fortifications, guns, beds.
Speaker 1: There's a crowd outside, and it's growing.
Speaker 1: But we're alive.
Speaker 1: We have supplies to share.
Speaker 1: Friendlies only.
Speaker 1: No weapons.
Speaker 1: We have trust issues just like you do.
Speaker 1: Ignore the 'do not travel' bull crap.
Speaker 1: No one is coming for you.
Speaker 1: You'll be safe here.


Speaker 1: This is Hal broadcasting out of Nashville.
Speaker 1: We're in the Nashville Air Guard Base.
Speaker 1: I'm broadcasting every night at this time.
Speaker 1: We've got something going here.
Speaker 1: Defences, food, beds, water.
Speaker 1: You'll have to get through a wall of zeds.
Speaker 1: But once you're through somehow...
Speaker 1: ... you'll be okay.
Speaker 1: We have supplies to share.
Speaker 1: Ignore the 'do not travel' shit.
Speaker 1: Whoever recorded that is long gone.
Speaker 1: No one is coming for you.
Speaker 1: Come to us.
Speaker 1: You will be safe.


Speaker 1: This is Hal broadcasting out of Nashville.
Speaker 1: We're just outside the airport.
Speaker 1: I'm broadcasting every night at this time.
Speaker 1: We have power and we're sitting on a ration mountain.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to tell people, but nobody's coming.
Speaker 1: We've cleared some of the dead outside.
Speaker 1: It's as safe as it will ever be.
Speaker 1: We've got something going here.
Speaker 1: Defences, food, beds, water.
Speaker 1: Ignore the 'do not travel' shit.
Speaker 1: Noone is coming for you.
Speaker 1: You can trust us.
Speaker 1: This is not some sick joke.
Speaker 1: Come to us.


Speaker 1: This is Hal broadcasting out of Nashville.
Speaker 1: We're in the Air National Guard Base.
Speaker 1: I'm broadcasting every night at this time.
Speaker 1: Today we had four people get to the camp...
Speaker 1: ... but we have room for more.
Speaker 1: I know there's more Immune out there.
Speaker 1: I know you're listening.
Speaker 1: That safe house won't last forever.
Speaker 1: You know where we are.
Speaker 1: Come to us.
Speaker 1: You will be safe.


Speaker 1: This is Hal broadcasting out of Nashville.
Speaker 1: We're in the Air National Guard Base.
Speaker 1: I'm broadcasting every night at this time.
Speaker 1: We're starting to fill up people...
Speaker 1: ... we've taken a vote and soon we raise the drawbridge.
Speaker 1: It's a democracy over here still.
Speaker 1: If you're immune and you want in, you come NOW.
Speaker 1: You don't have to be hungry any more.
Speaker 1: We're not hungry here.
Speaker 1: Come to us.
Speaker 1: You will be safe.


Speaker 1: This is Zach broadcasting.
Speaker 1: We just took over a fortification at the Air National Guard Base.
Speaker 1: It's close to Nashville. Right by the airport.
Speaker 1: I'm going to broadcast every night here from now on.
Speaker 1: The group who were here got overrun.
Speaker 1: They're gone now, and so are the dead.
Speaker 1: We've rebuilt fortifications. We have guns.
Speaker 1: We have food.
Speaker 1: We need fresh blood - we need survivors.
Speaker 1: Come as soon as you can.
Speaker 1: Friendlies only.
Speaker 1: No guns.


Speaker 1: This is Zach broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Three days ago we took over...
Speaker 1: ... this fortification at the Air National Guard Base.
Speaker 1: It's close to Nashville. Right by the airport.
Speaker 1: I'm going to broadcast every night.
Speaker 1: The Immune who were here got run out of town.
Speaker 1: The Dead got to them.
Speaker 1: We've rebuilt their defences.
Speaker 1: We need you: we've got the supplies, we just need the people.
Speaker 1: You don't have to be hungry any more.
Speaker 1: Friendlies only.



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Unknown Frequency - 107600
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Speaker 1: Hello? HELLO?
Speaker 1: I'm in the Exclusion Zone. You're being LIED to.
Speaker 1: The Army know exactly what this is.
Speaker 1: It's a disease that...
Speaker 1: People aren't people anymore!
Speaker 1: At first it came from a fever, anyone could get it.
Speaker 1: People died real quick and... it happened.
Speaker 1: Now: they get their teeth into you? You're one of them.
Speaker 1: And we can't get out.
Speaker 1: They've got snipers.
Speaker 1: They don't ask questions.
Speaker 1: But making that kinda noise...
Speaker 1: Noise attracts the dead.
Speaker 1: There are so many here, and so quickly.
Speaker 1: Too quickly.
Speaker 2: <bzzt>
Speaker 2: <bzzt>
Speaker 2: <bzzt>
Speaker 2: <fzzt>



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