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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington – 21 July 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English), Linda Zimmerman, Washington resident:

“Of course, I've been to a game before in the past. (Reporter: What was it like?) It was very fun. Not knowing that I know everything about football, but it was fun.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

2. SOUNDBITE (English), Linda Zimmerman, Washington resident:

“I think it has a lot to do with power -- being in control. That's all. Changing whatever he can change and do whatever he wants to do.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

3. SOUNDBITE (English), Linda Zimmerman, Washington resident:

“They already changed their name one time, now this is the second time. So now you're confusing everybody. So, it’s going to be awful, it’s not going to be a good thing."

++BLACK FRAMES++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Ford Flemmings, Washington resident:

“I worked there. I sold sodas and beverages, you know, when it was at the RFK (Stadium), back in the old days, yeah.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Ford Flemmings, Washington resident:

“Trump, he's just… He just weighs on people's nerves, right? So, the bottom line is, everybody is in cohorts with him. So, it's about money. And I understand, and I guarantee you, if that's the case, they'll go for it because he just put his two cents in.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Ford Flemmings, Washington resident:

“Whatever Washington team is, I'm a Washingtonian, so everything Washington for me.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ender Tuncay, Washington resident:

“I just rolled my eyes. And I mean, it's typical Trump stupidity of just him focusing on things that aren't consequential and just trying to distract from the actual issues that are going on.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Ender Tuncay, Washington resident:

“I would be fine with them changing the name back. I'd be fine with him keeping the name Commanders. I'm used to it now. I like the name. Yeah, I don't really care what happens, but I'd like them to get the new stadium for sure.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Chon L Smith, Washington resident:

“Yeah, Washington Commanders. I had this for a couple of years now since they became the Commanders.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Chon L Smith, Washington resident:

“No, I don't like the 'Redskins' name, you know, I'm part Cherokee Indian, so most of the Cherokees don't like - they think it's a racist name, so... I agree with them. You know what I'm saying? Some of them don't, some of them do, but it is a kind of racist name when you say 'Redskin', you know what I’m saying.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Queenie Featherstone, Washington resident:

“I just like to watch the men tackle and run up and down because they're big and burly men.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Queenie Featherstone, Washington resident:

“Phony baloney that Trump is, it's so heartbreaking. Yes, some like his leadership, some don't. But wh... [truncated]

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

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Bucharest, Romania - 21 July 2025

1. Commuters using fans to cool down

2. Various of people passing through water mist dispensers to cool down

3. Wide of young couple on boat

4. People sitting on grass in park

5. Mid of sunset over a lake

6. Various of people walking near lake at sunset

7. Various of sun in the sky

STORYLINE:

Higher than normal temperatures are forecasted this week in Romania, which saw the mercury hit 41 degrees Celsius in Bucharest on Monday.

The capital is expected to reach more than 40 degrees on Tuesday, before slightly easing for the rest of the week.

Citizens in southern Romania received warnings on their phones, as red alerts for heat were issues by the authorities Monday.

In Bucharest, people took to parks to seek shade, while in the center of the city mist dispensers helped to cool down.

It comes amid a severe draught in southern Romania.

AP Video shot by Nick Dumitrache

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Santiago, Chile - 21 July 2025

1. Various of presidents, including President of Chile Gabriel Boric; President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva; Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sánchez; President of Uruguay, Yamandú Orsi; and the President of Colombia, Gustavo Petro

2. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, President of Brazil:

"We agree on the need to regulate digital platforms and combat disinformation in order to give the state back the ability to protect its citizens. The key to a free, plural public debate is data transparency and global digital governance. Freedom of expression is not to be confused with authorization to incite violence, spread hatred, commit crimes and attack the democratic rule of law."

3. Chilean president Boric greeting Uruguayan president, Yamandú Orsi Martínez

4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Yamandu Orsi Martinez, President of Uruguay:

"If we are able to generate a simple proposal, but at the same time, one that the population can identify with and understand which are the problems that democracy will be able to solve, no matter what. Undoubtedly, at the summit itself, we will have more support, and we will have a discussion that is what we all want so that we can value, I repeat, equality, freedom and democracy as the best way that humanity has found to live together. That is what this meeting is about and that is what we are aiming for in the future."

5. President Gabriel Boric greeting Spanis' Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez

6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Pedro Sanchez, Prime Minister of Spain:

"Because it is increasingly evident that there is a right wing, a traditional right wing with which until not so long ago we shared basic consensuses that has deserted that historical work and has succumbed to the discourse and the framework imposed by the ultra-right. They are getting stronger; they are in more places. It is evidence because there are no borders. That is how they have understood it in the reactionary international and that is why the progressive forces must act jointly. We must be more and more together and united."

7. President Boric greeting Colombia President Gustavo Petro

8. Cameraman

9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gustavo Petro, President of the Republic of Colombia:

"We have already had several hours of deliberation, of exchanging of ideas, of analysis, in a world that firstly debates in its centers of power, in the irrationalism that is destroying multilateralism, that is to say, the ability of humanity to solve its fundamental problems, that resorts to bombs, in my opinion, to genocide."

10. Presidents greeting each other

11. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gabriel Boric, President of Chile:

"And we cannot be indifferent in a meeting with international leaders calling once again for a ceasefire in Gaza. We are torn to death by the murder that takes place every day in this part of the world that is also us, and we call for a ceasefire, for the United Nat... [truncated]

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La primera incursión de tropas terrestres israelíes en áreas de una ciudad central de Gaza, donde se encuentran varias organizaciones de ayuda, se llevó a cabo el lunes, en lo que parecía ser el último esfuerzo por dividir el territorio palestino con corredores militares.

Deir al-Balah es la única ciudad de Gaza que no había tenido operaciones terrestres importantes ni sufrido devastación generalizada en 21 meses de guerra, lo que ha llevado a especulaciones de que el grupo armado Hamás mantiene allí a un gran número de rehenes.

Decenas de miles de personas buscaron refugio en Deir al-Balah durante repetidas olas de desplazamiento masivo en Gaza.

El principal grupo que representa a las familias de los rehenes dijo estar "conmocionado y alarmado" por la incursión y exigió respuestas a los líderes israelíes.

Israel dice que la toma de territorio en Gaza tiene como objetivo presionar a Hamás para liberar a los rehenes, pero es un punto de gran controversia en las conversaciones de alto el fuego en curso.

En la última señal de frustración internacional, Reino Unido, Francia y otros 23 países alineados con Occidente emitieron un comunicado diciendo que "la guerra en Gaza debe terminar ahora". Criticaron duramente las restricciones de Israel a la ayuda humanitaria y pidieron la liberación de los 50 rehenes que permanecen en Gaza.

===SOURCES===

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UPITN

ARCHIVE: Los Angeles – 18 August 1965

1. Various of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. talking to people after riots 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington – 17 January 2022

2. STILL of Dr. Martin Luther King III, speaking at event (ID: 22017701748103)

 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Atlanta – 4 January 2024

3. STILL of Bernice King speaking at event (ID: 25099571781637)

 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington – 16 October 2011

4. STILL of Dr. Martin Luther King III, left, his wife Arndrea King, center, and Bernice King listening to President Barack Obama speak (ID: 111016031523)

 

UPITN

ARCHIVE: Washington – 5 August 1965

5. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. walking out of White House

 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington – 23 January 2025

6. STILL of US President Donald Trump holding up executive order (ID: 25108523913758)

7. STILL of Trump behind executive order he is holding up (ID: 25023735667980)

 

STORYLINE:

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION HAS RELEASED RECORDS OF THE FBI’S SURVEILLANCE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING JR., DESPITE OPPOSITION FROM THE SLAIN NOBEL LAUREATE’S FAMILY AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS GROUP THAT HE LED UNTIL HIS 1968 ASSASSINATION.

 

THE RELEASE INVOLVES THOUSANDS OF PAGES OF RECORDS THAT HAD BEEN UNDER A COURT-IMPOSED SEAL SINCE 1977.

 

KING’S FAMILY, INCLUDING HIS TWO LIVING CHILDREN, MARTIN III AND BERNICE, WERE GIVEN ADVANCE NOTICE OF THE RELEASE AND HAD THEIR OWN TEAMS REVIEWING THE RECORDS AHEAD OF THE PUBLIC DISCLOSURE.

 

THE RELEASE IS PART OF PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP'S ORDER TO PUBLICLY DISCLOSE GOVERNMENT FILES ON KING AND THE ASSASSINATIONS OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY AND ROBERT F. KENNEDY. 

 

WHEN TRUMP TOOK OFFICE IN JANUARY, HE SIGNED AN EXECUTIVE ORDER TO DECLASSIFY THE JFK RECORDS, ALONG WITH THOSE ASSOCIATED WITH ROBERT F. KENNEDY’S 1968 ASSASSINATION AND MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.’S ASSASSINATION.

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UPITN

ARCHIVE: Los Angeles – 18 August 1965

1. Various of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. talking to people after riots

 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington – 28 August 1963

2. STLL of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. giving “I Had a Dream” speech (ID: 21323809491940)

 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Atlanta – 17 March 1963

3. STILL of Dr.  Martin Luther King, Jr, Coretta Scott King, and their children (ID: 630317011)

 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington – 17 January 2022

4. STILL of Dr. Martin Luther King III speaking at event (ID: 22017701748103)

 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Atlanta – 4 January 2024

5. STILL of Bernice King speaking at event (ID: 25099571781637)

 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington – 16 October 2011

6. STILL of Dr. Martin Luther King III, left, his wife Arndrea King, center, and Bernice King listening to President Barack Obama speak (ID: 111016031523)

 

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington – 23 January 2025

7. STILL of US President Donald Trump holding up executive order (ID: 25108523913758)

8. STILL of Trump behind executive order he is holding up (ID: 25023735667980)

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Oslo – 9 December 1964

9. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr receiving the Nobel Peace Prize

UPITN

ARCHIVE: Washington – 5 August 1965

10. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. walking out of White House

 

STORYLINE:

The Trump administration has released records of the FBI’s surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr., despite opposition from the slain Nobel laureate’s family and the civil rights group that he led until his 1968 assassination.

 

The release involves thousands of pages of records that had been under a court-imposed seal since 1977.

 

King’s family, including his two living children, Martin III and Bernice, were given advance notice of the release and had their own teams reviewing the records ahead of the public disclosure.

 

The release is part of President Donald Trump's order to publicly disclose government files on King and the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy. 

 

When Trump took office in January, he signed an executive order to declassify the JFK records, along with those associated with Robert F. Kennedy’s 1968 assassination and Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination.

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Bucharest, Romania - 21 July 2025

1. Various of thermometer and clock showing high temperatures in the early afternoon

2. Various of commuters using fans to cool down

3. Various of people passing through water mist dispensers to cool down

4. Various of young couple on boat

5. People sitting on grass in park

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Arne Kinds, tourist from Belgium:

“We've heard, we've been around Romania and people are saying it's been very dry in the last years and we were up in the mountains and they were saying they haven't seen rain last year almost, and so yeah we're just now here also in very hot weather trying to cope, and finding some shade with the kids, and trying to stay out of the sun as much as possible.”

7. Family sitting in park

8. Shaded alley in park

9. SOUNDBITE (Romanian) George, retiree:

“Until now we didn’t have temperatures above 37-38 degrees Celsius, so we came for a walk in the park. But tomorrow they announced 40 degrees, and it will be hot in the park as well, so probably we'll stay home with the air con on as long as there's need for it.”

10. Mid of sunset over a lake

11. Various of people walking near lake at sunset

12. Various of sun in the sky

13. Various of planes taking off

STORYLINE:

Higher than normal temperatures are forecast this week in Romania, which saw the mercury hit 41 degrees Celsius in Bucharest on Monday.

The capital is expected to reach more than 40 degrees on Tuesday, before slightly easing for the rest of the week.

Citizens in southern Romania received warnings on their phones, as red alerts for heat were issues by the authorities Monday.

In Bucharest, people took to parks to seek shade, while in the centre of the city mist dispensers helped to cool down.

It comes amid a severe draught in southern Romania.

AP Video by Nick Dumitrache

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

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Washington, DC - 21 July 2025

1. Mid, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt walks towards reporters

++BLACK FRAMES++

2. UPSOUND (English) Reporter asking question:

"Was the president serious or was he joking this weekend when he said he might block a Washington Commander's stadium deal if they don't change (their name)?

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary:

"The president was serious, and it's part of the art of the deal, part of his negotiating skills. As you know, sports is one of the many passions of this president, and he wants to see the name of that team changed."

4. UPSOUND (English) Reporter asking question:

"Why is he getting involved in that? Why does he seek that?"

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary:

"I think you've seen the president gets involved in a lot of things that most presidents have not. He's a non-traditional president. He likes to see results on behalf of the American people. And if you actually poll this issue with sports fans across the country and even in this city, people actually do support the president's position on this and the name change."

++BLACK FRAMES++

6. UPSOUND (English) Reporter asking question:

"Israel, we've seen stepping up some attacks in Gaza. Has the president expressed his frustration with Netanyahu and how does this impact the ceasefire negotiations?"

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary:

"Well, look, the president enjoys a good working relationship with Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu and stays in, you know, frequent communication with him. He was caught off guard by the bombing in Syria and also the bombing of a Catholic church in Gaza, which, as you know I addressed at my briefing last week. And in both accounts, the President quickly called the Prime Minister to rectify those situations. And we saw Secretary Rubio intervene when it came to Syria. We saw a de-escalation there. And as for the bombing of the Catholic Church in Gaza, the prime minister did put out a statement saying this was an accident, and they deeply regret it. That action on behalf of the state of Israel, following his conversation with the president."

++BLACK FRAMES++

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Karoline Leavitt, White House press secretary:

++BLACK FRAMES

9. Mid, Leavitt walks away

STORYLINE:

The White House says President Donald Trump is serious about wanting Washington Commanders to go back to its former name.

Press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters at the White House that sports is one of Trump’s "many passions" and "he wants to see the name of that team changed.”

The Commanders were formerly the Redskins, a name that was considered offensive to and by Native Americans.

Trump threatened in a weekend social media post to hold up a deal for the team’s new stadium in the nation’s capital if the name isn’t changed.

Leavitt made a rare suggestion that... [truncated]

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ARCHIVE: Cape Canaveral, Florida - 20 May 2020

1. STILL of workers on scaffolding repainting the NASA logo near the top of the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center (AP Photo shot by John Raoux; ID: 25195773169707)

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ARCHIVE: Washington - 6 May 2025

2. STILLS of signage outside the Mary W. Jackson headquarters of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (AP Photo shot by Gene J. Puskar; ID: 25126552141140 & 25126549830160)

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ARCHIVE: Cape Canaveral, Florida - 5 June 2024

3. STILL of Boeing's Starliner capsule atop an Atlas V rocket lifting off from the launch pad (AP Photo shot by Chris O'Meara; ID: 25073673237917)

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Milan - 16 October 2024

4. STILL of a spacesuit (AP Photo shot by Antonio Calanni; ID: 24290417067336)

NASA - MUST CREDIT NASA

ARCHIVE: Huntsville, Alabama - Date unknown

++MUTE FROM SOURCE++

5. Various exteriors of the International Space Station Payload Operations Integration Center at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center

6. Various of NASA workers inside the International Space Station Payload Operations Integration Center

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Cape Canaveral, Florida - 24 August 2022

7. Various of Artemis logo in front of NASA Vehicle Assembly Building

NASA - MUST CREDIT NASA

ARCHIVE: Houston - 6 December 2021

8. Various of NASA 2021 astronaut candidates

NASA – MUST CREDIT NASA

ARCHIVE: Cleveland – Exact date not available

9. Various of Artemis astronauts training in new Axiom Space suits in water ++MUTE++

NASA - MUST CREDIT NASA

ARCHIVE: Cape Canaveral, Florida - 4 November 2022

10. Various of NASA’s Moon rocket

11. Various exterior shots of NASA's vehicle assembly building

US NETWORK POOL

Joint Base Andrews, Maryland - 21 June 2025

12. Mid of US President Donald Trump leaving Air Force One

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Washington - 1 May 2025

13. Mid of US Transportation Secretary and NASA’s acting administrator Sean Duffy

STORYLINE:

Nearly 300 past and present NASA employees have signed a letter urging the space agency’s interim chief to resist the Trump administration’s proposed budget cuts.

The so-called Voyager Declaration pointing out “rapid and wasteful changes” at NASA over the past six months was addressed Monday to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, who was named NASA’s acting administrator earlier this month.

Six former astronauts were among those signing the letter, which noted that the proposed budget cuts “have or threaten to waste public resources, compromise human safety, weaken national security, and undermine the core NASA mission.” Science missions, in particular, are big targets.

NASA spokeswoman Bethany Stevens said any reductions in workforce won’t “compromise on safety.” The space agency is focused on high-profile missions, she said, and “not on sustaining outdated or lower-priority missions.”

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