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WRAP Police patrol Paris, bus fire in Toulouse, reaction to man's death

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APTN Corbeil Essonnes, Paris 1. Various of riot police on patrol outside of housing project Les Tarterets 2. Police clashing with local residents outside of project Argenteuil, Paris 3. Various of police patrolling project area Le Raincy - Suburb Northeast of Paris 4. Le Raincy Mayor being interviewed 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Eric Raoult , Mayor of Le Raincy "We want to say to everybody, the power to the parents and the children at bed at midnight. You haven't the right to do such things, or maybe all over the country we have to say to all the people. Now it's finished you have to stay at home." Gentilly - suburb just south of Paris 6. Various firemen extinguishing car fire Clichy La Garenne - suburb north of Paris 7. Wide of firemen extinguishing truck burning 8. Close up truck burning 9. Fireman putting out fire 10. Flames burning and being extinguished Toulouse 11. Bus ablaze at the end of a street 12. Cameramen and photographers walking away from blaze 13. Police running after youth as he throws an object Stains, Paris 14. Wide shot locals gathered on street 15. Banner "Hommage to Monsieur Jean-Jacques Le Chenadec" 16. SOUNDBITE (French) vox pop: "We knew him very well, he was a very nice man who did a lot for the residents' association, he was very dedicated. It's sad that he should meet such an end." 17. Close up flowers 18. Wide shot flowers Stains, Paris 19. Exterior of apartment building of killed man Jean-Jacques Le Chedanec 20. Nicole Le Chenadec, wife of Jean-Jacques, and his friend Jean-Pierre Moreau (wearing neck brace), who was also attacked 21. SOUNDBITE (French) Nicole Le Chenadec, Wife of dead man: ''The rubbish bins were on fire just outside the building so people next door called Monsieur Moreau to put it out and as he didn't want to go on his own so his wife called my husband so that they could go together". 22. Cutaway of newspaper headline 23. SOUNDBITE (French) Jean-Pierre Moreau, Neighbour: "It's not the fault of (Interior Minister Nicolas) Sarkozy. Sarkozy just said out loud what the majority of human beings living in France think. But in fact we are all afraid." Clichy-Sous Bois, Paris suburbs (where two youths died in electricity substation, sparking riots) 24. Various of rally at town hall after solidarity march 25. UPSOUND (French) Claude Dilain, Mayor of Clichy-Sous-Bois: "We are meeting primarily to express our pain to the families of the victims." TF1 - France Paris 26. Wide shot of French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin in TV studio 27. SOUNDBITE: (French) Dominique de Villepin, French Prime Minister: A: "The Minister of the Interior could apply a curfew law if he esteems it useful to permit a return to calm and to ensure the protection of citizens - which is our first and foremost responsibility. Q: Would the curfew be applied to everyone or just to minors?" A: It includes the whole country but the different regions will decide which are the neighbourhoods which are most sensitive which the judge these measures should be taken." 28. Wide of Villepin in TV studio STORYLINE: The French Cabinet on Tuesday authorised local officials to impose curfews under a state of emergency law to halt riots, Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy said after the country's worst civil unrest in decades raged for a 12th night. The latest unrest across France left 1,173 cars burned in 226 towns overnight - figures that showed the intensity of violence had decreased from the previous night, police said. Police arrested 330 people during the night. Around 9,500 police officers and gendarmes were deployed to try to quell the ongoing violence which resulted in calmer streets and fewer arrests. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e898cd42c8c24e3a26724be11c479a24 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork