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Sao Paulo, Brazil – 10 July 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Crowd of protesters waving a large Brazilian flag

2. Protester holding a Brazil yellow jersey with a text that reads (English) "Brazil belongs to Brazilians"

3. Protesters carrying a sign that reads (Portuguese) "Trump doesn't rule Brazil"

4. Arthur Melo and Manuel Cobra, protesters wearing costumes of U.S. President Donald Trump holding a bag of 50% tariffs and former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro dressed in prisoner's clothes during the demo

5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Arthur Melo, 19-year-old, student:

"The United States is an imperialist country and thinks it rules the entire world. They want to tax the entire world and the BRICS countries. But we understand that the US needs other countries, such as Brazil. Brazil is the world's feeder, a major exporter, and we also understand that it is a major global player. If they tax us, we will tax them back. Lula has already made his point."

6. Various of left-wing politicians giving their speeches at the sound truck

7. Protesters singing in support for President Lula

8. Protester holding sign saying "Lula wants to tax the super-rich. Tarcísio [São Paulo’s governor] wants Trump to tax Brazil" with a photo of Tarcisio de Freitas and Jair Bolsonaro wearing a MAGA hat

9. Various of protesters holding signs against Trump, Bolsonaro and in support for Palestinians

10. Lucianira de Sousa wearing a hat reading (Portuguese) "Brazil belongs to Brazilians"

11. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Lucianira de Sousa, 50, unemployed:

"What Trump is doing is absurd. Instead of taking care of his country and its people, who are in need, living on the streets, under bridges and under ducts, much worse than Brazil, he wants to meddle in someone else's country? He can't! He has to mind his own business, treat other countries well, and everyone should live in harmony.”

12. Various of protesters gathered at Avenida Paulista

13. Protester holding a Brazilian flag and a placard that reads (Portuguese): "F**k Trump. This is my flag" ++PROFANITY++

14. Various of protesters holding signs of Bolsonaro and Tarcísio de Freitas [São Paulo’s governor] saying they are enemies of the people.

STORYLINE:

Social movements and supporters of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva gathered for a demonstration on Thursday in Sao Paulo against U.S. President Donald Trump and in favor of taxing the super-rich.

The protest was scheduled by unions and leftist movements as a call for taxing billionaires and confronting what organizers call “an anti-people Congress". After Trump's announcements, the movement incorporated the critics of tariffs and its major effect on Brazil's economy.

Many demonstrators wore green and yellow, as well as Brazil’s national soccer team jersey.

The protesters carried placards and signs reaffirming Brazil’s sovereignty amid Trump's ... [truncated]

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London, UK - 4 July 2025

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1. Mid of woman posing for a photograph in a wooden heart at Mayfield Lavender Farm in London

2. Wide of people walking through Mayfield Lavender Farm

3. Wide of Mayfield Lavender Farm

4. Close of path between lavender at Mayfield Lavender Farm

5. Sign reading (English) “Mayfield Lavender Welcome to our Lavender Farm The Maye Family

6. Owner of Mayfield Lavender Farm, Lorna Maye, walking through Lavender

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorna Maye, Owner, Mayfield Lavender Farm:

“This is the home of one of the original Victorian Lavender Farms. Maybe a lot of people don’t know that this area of South London was very famous for lavender growing in the 18th and 19th centuries. So, although we started it in 2006 it was actually a long time before and this is one of the original Victorian lavender fields.”

8. Wide of lavender bushes growing

9. Close of a lavender bush

10. Wide of man taking photographs of woman sitting in the lavender

11. Close of woman sitting in the lavender

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorna Maye, Owner, Mayfield Lavender Farm:

“You’ll see that there are loads of tourists that have come from the Asian continent in particular. I guess that’s because the Chinese, we first started having loads and loads of Chinese people in the fields and for them lavender represents love, purity, romance and innocence. And so when they would literally come into the field in the early days, the Jung Chinese would be jumping off the bus and jumping up and down for joy in the lavender. So yeah I guess that’s the biggest population that we have, the Chinese, the Indians and the Arabs.”

13. Various of visitors posing for photographs in lavender fields

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorna Maye, Owner, Mayfield Lavender Farm:

“As soon as the weather starts to warm up, that’s the time when you should be planting lavender because everything just goes crazy and it roots very quickly and then it establishes very quickly. But you know it’s a Mediterranean plant, it likes hot, dry, sunny conditions and so once you’ve planted it it just goes off and once you’ve watered it in, after you’ve watered it in and it’s established, you don’t need to do anything with it and that’s the beauty of it.”

15. Various close of lavender bush

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Lorna Maye, Owner, Mayfield Lavender Farm:

“Because we propagate most of the plants that we sell, not all of them, but a lot of them, then we can sell some of the plants. They start at around seven (British) pounds ninety five for a two litre plant through to thirty (British) pounds for a much larger plant that you can pop straight into your garden.”

17. Various of lavender plants for sale

18. Various of bunches of dried lavender for sale

19. Mid of bottles of lavender oil for ... [truncated]

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Santiago, Chile - 10 July 2025

1. Various of firefighters using aerial lift to reach window

2. Dog being carried by firefighter

3. Dog "Bams" reunited with owner Felicita Mamani

4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Felicita Mamani, resident:

“I'm still missing more of my dear pets, I'm still missing three cats.”

5. Various of firefighters carrying dog from lift

6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Mario Desbordes, Mayor of Santiago:

"The fire started in the subway, it has not yet been contained. In simple terms, there fire has not yet been extinguished. A lot of dense smoke is emanating. There are no people injured. More than 100 have been evacuated by firefighters. We are checking the floor to make sure that there are no people inside. We are also working to rescue pets."

7. Smoking building, firefighters nearby

8. Firefighters walking out from smoke in corridor

9. Resident of burnt building, Juan David Fernandez sitting with dog Odin

10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Juan David Fernandez, resident:

"The firefighters knock on the door and about six of them came in with wet towels, we picked him up and a firefighter was the one who also helped me take Odin to the street. It was complicated enough to get out of the house.”

11. Various of firefighters using stars and working around building

STORYLINE:

Firefighters in Chile scrambled Thursday to rescue residents and their pets from a building that filled with smoke from a fire in its basement.

Mario Desbordes, Mayor of the Chilean capital Santiago, said that while the fire was still blazing, over 100 people were rescued from the building and there were no reported injuries.

Desbordes said the fire started in the building's basement, used to store cardboard and plastic boxes.

The first responders' teams reported that 40 people were treated after inhaling smoke or for shock.

Residents of the high-rise building were mainly concerned about their pets and thanked the firefighters for helping them to evacuate without leaving them behind.

The firefighter department confirmed the fire did not spread to the apartments.

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Monrovia, Liberia - 10 July 2025

1. Various of newspaper front page showing U.S. President Donald Trump’s meeting with African leaders

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Linda Jones, shop owner:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 1 & 3++

“I do not think he knows Liberian history. Because if he knew Liberian history, he would not ask that question. Because, yes, if he knew Liberia is an English-speaking country, he would not – I don’t know whether it was a question, or, I don’t know. But, I don’t think it was necessary.”

3. Various of Monrovia street scenes

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Monrovia, Liberia - 10 July 2025

++VIDEO CALL++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Richlue Burphy, former USAID partner:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 3, 5, 6++

“Liberia was founded by free slaves from the United States in the 19th century, precisely in the 1820s. You had the American Colonization Society that helped to resettle former slaves from the Americas to West Africa. And they were the ones that led to the establishment of the republic, the nation that we call Liberia today.”

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Monrovia, Liberia - 11 June 2025

5. Various of Monrovia street scenes

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Monrovia, Liberia - 14 June 2025

6. Liberian flag in Monrovia

STORYLINE:

U.S. President Donald Trump’s praise of the “beautiful” English of Liberia’s President Joseph Boakai drew confusion Thursday in the English-speaking African country and umbrage over what many considered condescending remarks.

“Such good English,” Trump said to Boakai during an event at the White House, with visible surprise. “Such beautiful English.”

Although English has been the official language of Liberia since the country’s founding in the 1800s, Trump asked Boakai where he had learned to speak the language “so beautifully,” and continued as Boakai murmured a response. “Where were you educated? Where? In Liberia?”

The exchange took place Wednesday during a meeting in the White House between Trump and five West African leaders, amid a pivot from aid to trade in U.S. foreign policy.

Boakai’s government said it took no offense at Trump’s remarks, but other groups in Liberia described the remarks as an insult.

The White House declined to comment on whether Trump was aware that English was Liberia's official language. Massad Boulos, the president's senior adviser for Africa, stressed that Trump “actually complimented the language skills of the Liberian president,'' and that everyone at the meeting was ”deeply appreciative" of the president's time and effort.

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Monrovia, Liberia - 10 July 2025

1. Various of men gathering at newspaper stand in Monrovia where U.S. President Donald Trump’s meeting with African leaders is on front page

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Benedict Tamba, student, University of Liberia:

“You had president Trump praising Keir Starmer, if I pronounce the name well, from Great Britain, the British prime minister, for his eloquence, how outspoken he was during his speech that day. He even referenced to the man that if he, if he 20 years ago, could speak the way the prime minister of Great Britain was speaking, he would have been president of America 20 years ago. So that tells you that, for me in my own mind, that tells you that Trump is not a good English speaker.”

3. Various of street scenes in Monrovia

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Linda Jones, shop owner:

“I do not think he knows Liberian history. Because if he knew Liberian history, he would not ask that question. Because, yes, if he knew Liberia is an English-speaking country, he would not – I don’t know whether it was a question, or, I don’t know. But, I don’t think it was necessary.”

5. Various of Monrovia street scenes

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Monrovia, Liberia - 10 July 2025

++VIDEO CALL++

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Richlue Burphy, former USAID partner:

“Liberia was founded by free slaves from the United States in the 19th century, precisely in the 1820s. You had the American Colonization Society that helped to resettle former slaves from the Americas to West Africa. And they were the ones that led to the establishment of the republic, the nation that we call Liberia today.”

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Monrovia, Liberia - 11 June 2025

7. Various of Monrovia street scenes

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Monrovia, Liberia - 14 June 2025

8. Liberian flag in Monrovia

STORYLINE:

U.S. President Donald Trump’s praise of the “beautiful” English of Liberia’s President Joseph Boakai drew confusion Thursday in the English-speaking African country and umbrage over what many considered condescending remarks.

“Such good English,” Trump said to Boakai during an event at the White House, with visible surprise. “Such beautiful English.”

Although English has been the official language of Liberia since the country’s founding in the 1800s, Trump asked Boakai where he had learned to speak the language “so beautifully,” and continued as Boakai murmured a response. “Where were you educated? Where? In Liberia?”

The exchange took place Wednesday during a meeting in the White House between Trump and five West African leaders, amid a pivot from aid to trade in U.S. foreign policy.

Boakai’s government said it took no offense at Trump’s remarks, but other groups in Liberia described the remarks as an insult.

The White House declined to comment on whether Trump was aware that English was Liberia's official language. Massad Boulos, the president's senior adviser for Africa, stressed that Trump “actually complimented the la... [truncated]

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Los Angeles - 10 July 2025

1. Aerial view of the tunnel opening ++MUTE AS INCOMING++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Chee, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts:

"We are standing just outside the construction site of the Clearwater Tunnel project."

3. Truck at the gate to the site

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Chee, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts:

"What we understand last night is that there was a reported collapse in the tunnel itself at about the five mile mark."

5. Sign at the site

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Chee, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts:

"What we understand is the men who are in front of the collapse had approximately six to eight feet of space above the debris where they were able to clamber over where the debris fell. And then they were able to exit the tunnel."

7. Aerial of tunnel opening ++MUTE AS INCOMING++

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Chee, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts:

"Well, we're very pleased to report that none of the workers were seriously injured. None of them suffered any major medical incidents or injuries.

We understandably have heard anecdotally that they're shaken up, which is completely understandable. Now that work has been completely halted in the tunnel construction process, I'm sure all the workers will be taking some time to recover from the incident."

9. Aerial view of the tunnel project ++MUTE AS INCOMING++

STORYLINE:

All 31 construction workers who were far inside a huge industrial tunnel in Los Angeles made it to safety after a portion of it collapsed Wednesday evening, an outcome officials called a blessing after they initially feared much worse.

The cave-in apparently happened between the tunnel boring machine, 5 miles (8 kilometers) in from the only entrance, and the construction crew working 6 miles (9.6 kilometers) in, said Michael Chee, spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, which is in charge of the nearly $700 million project.

The workers were about 400 feet (121 meters) underground.

The tunnel is being constructed almost entirely underneath public right-of-way.

The structure is 18 feet (5.5 meters) wide and will be 7 miles (11.3 kilometers) long to carry treated wastewater from across Los Angeles County to the Pacific Ocean.

Firefighters said workers had to climb over 12 to 15 feet (3.6 meters to 4.5 meters) of fallen dirt and debris to reach the tunnel boring machine and then were transported back to the opening. Some people had to be pulled out.

Aerial footage showed workers being brought out of the tunnel in a yellow cage hoisted up by a crane. None had major injuries, authorities said.

The cause is under investigation, Chee said.

Work will not resume until they can figure out what happened and determine that it's safe to proceed, authorities said.

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New York - 13 September 2021

1. Various shots Justin Bieber at Met Gala

2. Various shots Justin Bieber and Hailey Beiber pose together on carpet

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Los Angeles - 19 December 2013

3. Wide shot Justin Bieber walking down stairs through crowd

4. Wide shot Bieber greeting fans

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Cap d'Antibes, France - 22 May 2014

5. Tracking shot Justin Bieber arriving at event

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Los Angeles - 10 February 2016

6. Wide shot Justin Bieber greeting camera, sitting in front row of a fashion show

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Los Angeles - 15 March 2018

7. Justin Bieber walking through the press line at the "Midnight Sun" premiere

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Chicago - 14 May 2021

8. Various of Justin Bieber and Chance the Rapper

STORYLINE:

Justin Bieber is teasing his long-awaited seventh studio album — apparently called “Swag” — with a series of billboards and social media posts Thursday.

Billboards depicting Bieber were found by fans in Reykjavik, Iceland and Los Angeles with the word “Swag.” The singer also shared images of billboards on his official Instagram account that appeared to depict a tracklist that includes song names like “All I Can Take,” “Walking Away,” “Dadz Love” and “Forgiveness.”

No details on when the album would drop were included. The Hollywood Reporter, which was first to report the album was nearing release, said it would arrive on streaming services Friday.

Bieber, the two-time Grammy Award winning singer and Canadian pop idol who revolutionized teen pop and social media fame, is best known for his silky R&B pop lyric tenor, demonstrated on the diamond-selling “Baby,” “Sorry,” and “Stay” with the Kid Laroi. At the beginning of his career, and as a tween, Bieber began working with Usher and the influential music manager Scooter Braun.

In 2023, Bieber sold the rights to his music — all six of his albums, including hits like “Sorry” and “Baby” — to Hipgnosis, a U.K-based music investment company. The deal’s financial details were not disclosed, but Billboard Magazine reports that the sale was worth an estimated $200 million.

In August 2024, Bieber and his wife, the model Hailey Bieber (nee Baldwin), announced the birth of their first child, Jack Blues Bieber.

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Sarajevo, Bosnia - 10 July 2025

++NIGHT TIME++

1.⁠ ⁠UN special rapporteur for West Bank and Gaza Francesca Albanese speaking at Sarajevo airport

2.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (English) Francesca Albanese, UN special rapporteur for West Bank and Gaza:

“It was shocking, but the way I came to know about that is interesting, because I was in public lecture, I was in a conference, and I understood there was some tension, something has happened. So my first thought was safety of my family and my friends. So when they told me at the end of it 'oh, they imposed sanctions on you.'... (exhales in relief) it's just sanctions."

++WHITE FLASH++

3.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (English) Francesca Albanese, UN special rapporteur for West Bank and Gaza:

"When the powerful silence those who defend, those who have no power any more, other than standing and hoping not to die, not to see their children slaughtered, this is not a sign of power, it's a sign of guilt. So, that’s OK, it shows how weak and declining the empire is. I will stand tall with the millions who are standing tall today to see the end of genocide in Gaza. We must see the end soon.”

++WHITE FLASH++

4.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (English) Francesca Albanese, UN special rapporteur for West Bank and Gaza:

“We need to reverse the tide. And in order for it to happen, we need to stand united. They can not silence us all. They can not kill us all. They can not fire us all. The only way to win over is to throw our fear.“

++WHITE FLASH++

5.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (English) Francesca Albanese, UN special rapporteur for West Bank and Gaza:

“This is not normal, there is so much of that country (US) that must be liberated. So instead of saying 'Free, Free Palestine' we should say 'Free, Free United States of America' and 'Free, Free Europe.' Seriously."

6.⁠ ⁠Albanese being interviewed

STORYLINE:

The United Nations special rapporteur for the Gaza Strip and the West Bank on Thursday dismissed the sanctions placed on her by the United States, saying the action by the Trump administration was "not a sign of power, it's a sign of guilt".

Francesca Albanese was speaking in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia, a day after the U.S. State Department issued sanctions against the investigator, the latest effort by Washington to punish critics of Israel's 21-month war in Gaza.

The move against the independent investigator tasked by the United Nations Human Rights Council with probing human rights abuses in the Palestinian territories followed after a recent U.S. pressure campaign to force the international body to remove her from her post.

Albanese, an Italian human rights lawyer, has been vocal about what she describes as the “genocide” by Israel against Palestinians in Gaza, an accusation which both Israel and the U.S. have strongly denied. 

Special rapporteurs like Albanese don't represent the U.N. and have no formal authority, but their findings can inform prosecutors working on transnational justice such... [truncated]

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Miles de fanáticos emocionados acudieron a un zoológico tailandés el jueves para celebrar el primer cumpleaños de Moo Deng, la adorable cría de hipopótamo pigmeo que se ha convertido en una sensación en las redes sociales.

La festejada disfrutó de un pastel, hecho con varias frutas y verduras.

El Zoológico Abierto de Khao Kheow fue invadido por los seguidores de Moo Deng en el primero de cuatro días de actividades para conmemorar su cumpleaños.

Muchos de los fanáticos volaron desde lejos para verla.

Una de ellas era Molly Swindall, quien viajó desde Nueva York para las celebraciones. Se la vio ayudando a preparar una bandeja con comida para el desayuno de Moo Deng, que la cría y su madre, Jona, devoraron.

SOUNDBITE (English) Molly Swindall, VIAJÓ DESDE NUEVA YORK

“Todo lo que veía era Moo Deng, y la amaba tanto que decidí que, como tenía tres o cuatro días libres en el trabajo, que podía volar a Tailandia”, contó Swindall, y añadió que solo estaría en el país unas 30 horas. “Pero eso es suficiente para ir a ver a Moo Deng, y eso es exactamente lo que hice”.

El zoológico realizó subastas para celebrar la efeméride, ofreciendo fotos, huellas y un recipiente de comida para recaudar fondos para todos los animales que tiene a su cargo.

También subastaron el honor de patrocinar su pastel de cumpleaños, que se vendió por un poco más de 3.000 dólares.

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