 Step1：先泛听一遍了解大意。
词语提示：
sheriff 行政司法长官
SWAT =Special Weapons and Tactics 美国洛杉矶警察专责特别行动小组
文中例句：The Park County Sheriff ordered the SWAT team in when negotiations with the suspect broke down.
crater n.喷火口
文中例句：You can see the crater's rocky interior walls and its sand-rippled floor in the photos.
troll vt.使转动，使滚动
文中例句：...it will spend months trolling layers of rock for clues about Mars.
arkn.避难所，箱子
文中例句：This Golden Lab named "Noah" was once as big as an ark, weighing in at more than 170 pounds!
今天生词不多，大家自己慢慢听：）
Step2：今天的特别任务！以下是Week In Review中的新闻摘要，请你结合视频材料，将以下的新闻内容按照出现的先后顺序进行排列．（注意：视频中的新闻与给出的文字并不符合）奖励30HY
１．President Bush ordered that some parts of an intelligence document on the worldwide terror threat be declassified "to stop all the speculation." The report stated that the Iraq insurgency had shaped a new generation of terrorists, but it also said that fewer jihadists "will be inspired to carry on the fight" if they fail in Iraq.
２．Pope Benedict XVI said this week that he wanted to "consolidate the strong ties of friendship with the faithful of all religions and with particular respect for the dialogue between Muslims and Christians." The pontiff hopes his recent apology and meeting with Muslim envoys will help quell Muslim anger over a recent speech in which he made comments seen as offensive to Islam.
３．The people of Thailand are waiting to find out who will be their next leader. The country's military recently seized governmental control in a bloodless coup, stripping former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra of his power. Besides an increased public presence of tanks and soldiers, however, CNN reporter Dan Rivers stated that life was getting "back to normal" for many Thai citizens.
４．Americans are now allowed to carry certain liquids aboard airplanes. The Transportation Security Administration relaxed some carry-on rules this week, legalizing travel-sized containers of medicine or toiletries aboard flights. The items must be visible through small, zip-topped bags. Passengers may also bring aboard drinks purchased inside the terminal.
５．Police in Colorado are still searching for a motive in a deadly hostage standoff at a Colorado school. Officials say a 53-year-old gunman with an arrest record took several female students hostage at Platte Canyon High School. When SWAT officers stormed the classroom where the gunman was holed up, he shot and killed one student before killing himself. The school's classes were canceled Thursday and Friday, and crisis counselors were on hand to speak with students.
６．Some Iraqi merchants are noticing a lull in Ramadan shopping. Markets that are normally bustling during the Muslim holy month are seeing fewer customers, as the fear of violence has kept many would-be shoppers indoors.
７．Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf and Afghan President Hamid Karzai joined President Bush for dinner at the White House. The two leaders have blamed each other for a recent upsurge in violence by the Taliban, Afghanistan's former rulers. President Bush hoped the dinner, which was described as cordial, would encourage cooperation among the leaders "to make the world a more hopeful place."
８．Former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has repeatedly been kicked out of the courtroom for disrupting proceedings in his genocide trial. His most recent eviction happened on Tuesday after a shouting match with the judge. Hussein's six co-defendants also were ordered out of the courtroom. The trial has adjourned until October 9.
Step3：下面是材料中截取的一段新闻的翻译稿，请根据翻译找出相对应的原文的位置。请写出所在新闻的标题和大致的时间（*分*秒——*分*秒）。奖励30HY
周三，一名持枪男子在教室内劫持了六名女学生作为人质。之后他释放了其中的四名，第五人逃脱。当SWAT警察冲入教室时，该名男子射杀了试图逃跑的最后一名人质，接着便开枪自杀。该人质随后在医院内死亡。警察确认该男子为Duane Morrison,现年53岁，与该学校毫无关联，动机不明。
听出来了吗？如果找到的话，就把这段听写下来吧！奖励50HY
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