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Unit 1 Another Busy Day
Video 1
Amy: Good morning, Talia.
Talia: Oh, hi. Good morning.
Amy: You know, you're working too hard.
Talia: I know. I always work this hard. Maybe you could mention that
to Tony? I don't think he knows it.
Amy : Is that a new hairstyle? It's very ... unique.
Talia : Very funny. I had to work late last night. I' m tired, I'm in a
bad mood, and I don't care about my hair.
Amy: That's probably why you're not a reporter yet.
Talia : You think so?
Amy: No, I'm just kidding...
Talia : You may be right.
Amy : Maybe Tony will take you more seriously after you finish the
journalism class.
Talia : Oh, no! Our journalism class! I forgot. It's tomorrow. What's
the homework?
Amy : Compare two news stories on the same topic.
Talia : That's easy enough to do. Sounds interesting,too. I guess I'll
do it after work.
Amy : You work too hard.
Video 2
Amy : Why don't you take a break tonight? Yeah, why not come with me to
a party?
Talia : No thanks. Maybe some other time.
Amy : Come on! Josh Taylor is having a party. A lot of available guys
will be there... You might meet someone.
Talia : No, listen! I'm too busy to go. Go without me...
Tony : Good, you're here. I have something important to talk to you
about. What are you working on?
Talia : I'm researching the background information for that
transportation story.
Amy : She's always working. She told me to tell you that.
Tony : I have a big project for you to work on. I know you've been
hoping for a break. This may be it.
Talia : Really? That's great!
Tony : Come to my office in about 10 minutes. By the way, you look
different. Have you done something with your hair?
Unit 2 Breaking News
Video 1
Tony : Someone sent us this tape. This is incredible. What a shame.
Talia : What' s a shame?
Tony: Have you ever heard of Nick Crawford, the soccer player? He's the
star forward on our national team.
Talia : Of course. Everyone's heard of him, I think.
Tony : Well, apparently this conversation took place a while ago: Nick
Crawford talks about how he needs money.
Amy: That's not big news. There's a rumor that he's fallen into debt
lately. I've heard all sorts of gossip about that.
Tony: Yes, but, it gets even more interesting. Also on the tape, a woman
offers him $$50,000.
Talia : What for?
Tony: To sit out the first round qualifying match. Remember? Nick
Crawford had an injury and couldn't play in that
game?
Talia : Sure, I remember. We lost that match, and if we lose again, we
might be eliminated.
Tony : Exactly. The next qualifying round is coming up. If this tape is
real, Nick Crawford will be history.
Amy : You mean, he won't get to play in the next match?
Tony: Exactly. And without him, we'll probably lose again.
Amy: Wow! A real scandal! Is the tape for real?
Tony : Talia, that's your job now. Find out if the tape is authentic.
And you'd better find out fast.
Video 2
Talia : OK. I'll get this tape to an expert.
Tony: If we can, we'll run the tape on tonight's broadcast
—
before the
competition hears about it. In fact, they may
already have a copy of this tape.
Talia : Speaking of copies, we ought to make a copy of this. We
shouldn't give away our only one.
Tony: Good thinking. Amy ... handle this with care.
Amy: Absolutely!
Talia : See you later. I'm going to call the audio department. They can
give me the name of an expert.
Tony: Tell them we need someone fast.
Talia : OK. I'm on it.
Tony : Is there a problem?
Talia : Not exactly. I'll do it. It's just that ... I know Nick
Crawford.
Tony: You do?
Talia: Yes. We went to college together. It's hard to believe he would
do something like this.
Tony: Well, wake up and smell the coffee, Talia! He's a big star. He's
been a star on the national team for four years now.
People do crazy things when they get famous.
Talia: I just can't believe it. Nick Crawford taking a bribe?
Tony: Listen, Talia. You're smart. You're a good researcher, and one
day
—
I hope
—
you'll be a great reporter. But
don't let your emotions get in the way of your work. If you do, I'll
have to find someone else to work on this
story.
Unit 3 A Job For Talia
Video 1
Woman’s voice on tape: We’ll pay you fifty thousand dollars.
Nick’s voice on tape: And all I have to do is sit on the bench?
Woman’s voice on tape: That’s right. Do that, and fifty thousand
dollars is yours.
Nick’s voice on tape: Well, I can really use the money. You’ve got
yourself a deal.
Woman’s voice on tape: Great. It’s a pleasure doing business with you.
Tony: How’s it going?
Talia: I can’t tell. I hope our expert will be able to figure it out.
Tony: Me, too, when will we have the results?
Talia: He’s going to call me back this afternoon.
Tony: Good.
Talia: You know, I’ve been a researcher here for three years. I’ve
investigated other scandals. But something here doesn’t seem
right.
Tony: What do you mean?
Talia: It just doesn’t mak
e sense. Nick Crawford loves soccer. Why
would he do something to hurt his career?
Tony: That’s a good question. How well do you know Nick Crawford? Is he
a friend of yours?
Talia: No, not really. I just knew him in college. We had English
together for two semesters.
Tony: Oh, that’s it?
Talia: Well, I got to know him a little. I know that he moved here from
England about 10 years ago. I know that he’s smart. And
I know that he’s always dreamed of being a great soccer star.
Tony: Mm-hmm.
Talia: So, why would he risk ruining his career?
Video 2
Talia: Bad news. The audio expert needs another day to check the tape.
Tony: Did you tell him it was urgent? Find someone else.
Talia: Of course I told him. But I also told him we need to be sure,
absolutely sure.
Tony: That’s true.
Talia: Tony, listen. I have an idea. Let me go and talk to Nick.
Tony: I don’t know…
Talia: He may remember me. He may be willing to confide in
me.
Tony: Talia, look, you’re not a reporter yet, you’re still a
researcher. Remember?
Talia: Please, Tony. Give me a chance. What do you have to lose?
Tony: All right, I’ll give you one more day. But only one more day.
Talia: You won’t be sorry. Just one m
ore thing: if I find something big,
the story is mine, right?
Tony: What do you mean?
Talia: I mean, you’ll let me report it, won’t you? If I can get Nick
to tell me everything?
Tony: You deserve a break.
I know that. I’ll tell you what: come up with s
omething big and the
story is yours. But,Talia be
careful.
Talia: What do you mean?
Tony: This Nick Crawford guy… I hear he can be very charming. Don’t
let him charm you out of a story.
Unit 4 A Matter Of Trust
Video 1
Talia: Nick?
Nick: I know you, don’t I?
Talia: Yes. I’m Talia, Talia Santos.
Nick: Yeah, Talia! Of course!
Talia: After all these years, I’m surprised you remember me.
Nick: How could I forget you?? We were in an English literature class
together, weren’t we?
Tali
a: Tha’s right, the Shakespeare class.
Nick: Right, Dr. Custer’s class. She was a tough teacher. She really
made us work hard.
Talia: Oh, gosh, don’t remind me.
Nick: We studied together for the final, didn’t we?
Talia: Yes, that’s right. As I recall, you did really well on it.
Nick: That’s right! But only because I speak Shakespeare so fluently.
Talia: Very cute.
Nick: So, what are you doing here? Are you a big soccer fan now?
Talia: Not exactly. I’m a researcher now… with Newsline.
Nick: Oh, I see. Well, news people aren’t my favourite people right now.
I heard there’s a nasty story coming out about me.
Something about me throwing a game?
Talia: That’s why I’m here.
Nick: Too bad. Well, maybe we can meet again sometime, under different
circumstances.
Video 2
Talia: No listen. I’d like to … I want to hear your side of the story.
You don’t trust me, do you?
Nick: Nope. You’re in the news business. You’re all alike.
Talia: Hey, don’t judge me so quickl
y. I told you the truth about why I
was here, didn’t I? Really. You can trust me.
Nick: Look, the only goal I have right now is helping my team win the
qualifying match next weekend. After that I will deal
with this mess.
Talia: Wait, Nick. The charges are serious. People say you threw a game.
They think you have gambling debts.
Nick: Yes. That’s why I gave the Soccer Federation access to my bank
accounts.
Talia: They could stop you from playing. Forever.
Nick: That’s impossible.
Talia: No, it’s not. That’s why I want you to talk to me. I want your
story. Did you or didn’t you take the money? Did you or
didn’t you throw the game?
Nick: Oh, you want to hear my story? Do you want to hear the true story,
or the story that will get your show more viewers?
Which story do you really want? Take your pick.
Talia: The only story I want is the true story.
Nick: Well, the truth is, I didn’t do it. I’m an innocent man.
Unit 5 Nick’s Explanation
Video 1
Talia: OK, let’s get this straight. You’re one of the country’s best
soccer players…
Nick: Well, I have to admit
—
that's true. Of course, some people think
that’s not such a great achievement.
Talia: Now, for some reason, you sat out one of the biggest games of the
year.
Nick: Not just for some reason. I sat out because I had a sprained
（扭
伤）ankle. I could hardly walk, I certainly couldn’t
play.
Talia: But your coach can’t verify this.
Nick: Of course not. You can’t see a sprain on an X
-ray.
Talia:
You can’t?
Nick: No.
Talia: I see…
Nick: You don’t have to believe me, but it’s the truth. I sat out the
first round qualifying match because I had a sprained
ankle.
Talia: And not because you took a bribe.
Nick: A bride? How can anybody believe such a ridiculous thing?
Talia: Then can you explain the tape?
Nick: What tape?
Talia: Listen to this.
Woman’s voice on tape: We’ll pay you fifty thousand dollars.
Nick’s voice on tape: And all I have to do is sit on the bench
?
Woman’s voice on tape: That’s right. Do that and fifty thousand
dollars is yours.
Nick’s voice on tape: Well, I can really use the money. You’ve
got yourself a deal.
Woman’s voice on tape: Great. It’s a pleasure doing business with you.
Video 2
Nick: It sure sounds like my voice, but I don’t know why. Why would I
do something so stupid?
Talia: That’s what I want to know.
Nick: Hey, Coach! Can I talk to you a minute? Some TV station is
going to report that I deliberately sat out a game!
Coach: I know all about it. Who is this?
Nick: This is an old friend of mine from college, Talia Santos. She
works for Newsline. This is Coach Haskins, and you
may recognize my teammate, Dean Bishop.
Dean: Hey.
Coach: Hi.
Talia: Nice to meet you both.
Coach: Would you excuse us for a moment, please?
Talia: Sure.
Coach: Look. I don’t think it’s such a good idea to talk to the media
right now.
Dean: Yeah, you’ve got that right.
Nick: Coach, I just don’t get it. Why would anybody try to do this to
me?
Coach: Well, we’re going to find that out. Now, I don’t want to worry
you, Nick, but I’ve been getting some pressure from
the Soccer Federation.
Nick: What do you mean?
Coach: They want you to sit out the game next week.
Dean: No!
Nick: They can’t do that!
Coach: Yes, they can. Nick, I know how badly you want to play, and,
frankly, I don’t think we can win without you.
Unit 6 Bad News
Video 1
Talia: I don’t think he did it.
Tony: What do you mean?
Talia: Nick. I don’t think
he did it. I have a feeling.
Tony: And you have that feeling because…
Talia: Well, for one thing, he told me he’s innocent.
Tony: And you believe it.
Talia: As a matter of fact, I do. This could all be a mistake … or
something… Something is funny here. He’s a soccer star.
Making money is not a problem for him.
Amy: But gambling may be a problem for him.
Tony: Yes, have you ever thought about that?
Amy: He might owe a lot of people money.
Tony: And sometimes people do things just because they can. Take it from
me. I’ve seen a lot of people do stupid things.
Even rich, famous people. It may not always make sense.
Talia: But, except for that tape, we have no proof.
Tony: We had no proof. We have it now. Amy, tell her.
Amy: Sorry, Talia. The audit of Nick’s bank account came in. He
deposited fifty thousand dollars in his bank account a
week before the qualifying match.
Talia: Oh, my gosh. What? Let
me see that… I’m not going to stop
investigating. There might be a good explanation for
this.
Video 2
Tony: You can keep investigating, but after looking at this bank
statement, we have no choice. We’re going with this story
tonight. If we don’t, th
e competition may beat us to it.
Amy: You’ve got to admit, Talia, it doesn’t look good.
Talia: I keep telling myself we are missing something. Things aren’t
always as they seem.
Tony: And sometimes things are exactly the way they seem.
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