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Baghdad, Iraq - 5 July 2025

1. Various of people walking towards al Kadhim shrine in Baghdad

2. Various of people performing self-flagellation rituals

3. Man waving Imam Hussein’s flag during march

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Sayyid Khalaf, participant in Ashoura ceremony in Baghdad:

“Honestly, the atmosphere is beautiful and filled with spiritual feelings. There are processions and all kind of services with food and drinks are available. People are having spiritual atmosphere, and it is very nice. We ask almighty God to make us followers of Hussein and his friends, and to make us servants for Hussein’s servants.”

5. Various of choir beating daf during ceremony

6. Man reciting special poems for the event

7. Various of people performing self- flagellation

8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Sheikh Jaffar al Kadhimi, participant in Ashoura ceremony in Baghdad:

“We pay our condolences for our great imams and believers in all around the world for this great loss which is the martyrdom of our lord Aba Abdullah al Hussien along with a group of good people and believers. Indeed, this is a great month because it is the reform month. Hussein says I came out to demand reform. So, I have a message to the youths to turn to their religion.”

9. Various of Imam Kadhim shrine in Kadhimiya district

10. People walking towards the shrine

11. People touring Imam Kadhim’s grave

12. Wide of Kadhimiya shrines in Baghdad

STORYLINE:

Shiite Muslims in Iraq commemorated Ashoura on Saturday, marking the 7th-century death of Prophet Muhammad’s grandson, Hussein, which gave birth to their faith.

Some observers performed self-flagellation rituals as they walked towards al Kadhim shrine in Baghdad.

In the Shiite community, Ashoura is viewed as a symbol of struggle against injustice and tyranny.

Participants usually wear black and set up black funeral tents, a sign of mourning, while carrying red flags that represent Hussein's blood. Clerics recount the story of his death as Shiite Muslims cry and beat their chests.

Some beat their backs bloody with chains and knives in ritual bloodletting known as “tatbir,” meant to recreate the blood flowing from the slain Hussein, a practice that has become debated among Shiite clerics in recent decades.

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Center Point, Kerr County, Texas

1. Various of fast moving flood waters from Guadalupe River rushing over road in Texas, people looking at damage

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Rescuers were searching Saturday for more than two dozen children from a girls' camp and many others still missing after a wall of water rushed down a river in the Texas Hill Country during a powerful storm that killed at least 27 people, officials said. Among the dead were nine children.

The destructive fast-moving waters along the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet (8 meters) in just 45 minutes before dawn Friday, washing away homes and vehicles.

The danger was not over as torrential rain continued pounding communities outside San Antonio on Saturday and flash flood warnings and watches remained in effect for parts of central Texas.

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Center Point, Kerr County, Texas

1. Various of fast moving flood waters from Guadalupe River rushing over road in Texas, people looking at damage

STORYLINE:

Rescuers were searching Saturday for more than two dozen children from a girls' camp and many others still missing after a wall of water rushed down a river in the Texas Hill Country during a powerful storm that killed at least 27 people, officials said. Among the dead were nine children.

The destructive fast-moving waters along the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet (8 meters) in just 45 minutes before dawn Friday, washing away homes and vehicles.

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Zagreb, Croatia - 5 July 2025

1. Wide of people walking across closed off bridge towards camera

2. Various of fans carrying Croatian flags and wearing Thompson fan shirts

3. People passing by camera

4. Wide of stage being prepared for concert

5. Wide of concert site

6. SOUNDBITE (Croatian) Marko, dog breeder from Zagreb:

“Who else is going to make the largest concert ever, if not Thompson?"

(Reporter asks “Do you usually listen to Thompson?”

“Of course, he holds first place in the heart.”

7. Wide of crowds walking towards concert site, with police parked on motorbikes

8. SOUNDBITE (Croatian) Magdalena, student from Zepce in Bosnia:

“I expect a spectacle. There are a lot of our people here, so I believe it will be a beautiful atmosphere.”

Reporter: "Are you a fan of Thompson?"

“Well, I wouldn’t describe myself as the biggest fan, but I know a lot of songs, and I’m happy to be here, among our people.”

Reporter: "This is billed as the largest concert ever in Croatia, are you happy about that?"

“Yeah, why not. This is a big thing for Croatia. And maybe this will make the world hear about us, why not.”

9. Various of Thompson fans walking around

10. SOUNDBITE (Croatian) Ivica, war veteran from Pleternica:

“I think he is a solid guy, straight up and honest, a patriot, he doesn’t insult anyone in his songs. He loves everyone. And that’s a problem, for some people, that he loves everyone.”

11. Various of fans wearing shirts with right-wing insignia

12. Fans walking wrapped in Croatian flags

STORYLINE:

A concert by right-wing singer Marko Perkovic, notorious for his perceived sympathy for Croatia's World War II pro-Nazi puppet regime, has drawn tens of thousands of his fans to Zagreb on Saturday.

Some 450,000 are expected to be in attendance at the Hippodrome later in the evening, the biggest concert in Croatia's history, according to the police, viewed as a major security challenge.

Perkovic, also known as Thompson, has been banned from performing in some European cities over frequent pro-Nazi displays at his gigs, but he remains hugely popular in Croatia, frequently attending rallies and sports events.

Organizers said any display of any hate-fueling insignia is strictly banned at Saturday's concert.

Some fans were seen wrapped in Croatian flags while others wore black Thompson-inscribed T-shirts.

In Zagreb, a city of nearly 700,000 people, the event has been virtually blocked and traffic suspended in various areas days before the event.

Authorities deployed thousands of police officers and set up a special control center and a field hospital.

The state-owned HRT television said snipers were guarding the venue and helicopters were flying above as visitors streamed in.

Some fans told The Associated Press they expected good fun and were happy to be at such an event gathering so many Croats in one place.

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Pamplona Spain - 5 July 2025

1.Various of protesters wearing bull horns preparing for San Fermin protest

2. Protesters marching

3. Various of protesters gathered

4. Protesters lying on ground

5. Various of protesters wearing fake blood lying on ground

STORYLINE:

Protesters from PETA and Anima Naturalis demonstrated in Pamplona on Saturday - two days ahead of the annual bull run at the San Fermin festival.

Wearing horns and fake blood, they marched through the city in northern Spain to demonstrate against the controversial sport.

The nine-day event will be watched by thousands in the city and broadcast on live television.

Bullfighting is a hugely divisive sport which has been widely condemned by animal rights activists.

It is illegal in most countries and banned in parts of Mexico, but remains legal in Spain.

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 5 July 2025

1. Various of relatives of hostages still being held in Gaza standing and holding signs before making statements

2. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Einav Zangauker, mother of hostage Matan Zangauker:

"I call on Prime Minister Netanyahu, who promised me the other day that he would bring everyone back. It is time for action. Accept the outline this evening and send a delegation with a full mandate to bring a comprehensive agreement to end the war and bring everyone back. No one must be left behind. This outline must not end like the agreement that blew up because of foot-dragging and petty politics. Politics has already killed enough hostages and soldiers."

3. Mid of speaker getting ready

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Zahiro Shahar Mor, nephew of hostage Avraham Munder:

"In this moment, when there is grave concern for the lives of hostages due to IDF military pressure in Gaza, and as our brave soldiers continue falling in battle in a war that has already accomplished its goals – It is clear that a ceasefire is needed.

A ceasefire means choosing life. The government of Israel must do all it can to ensure the outlined deal is implemented this coming week."

5. People speaking after statements

STORYLINE:

Speaking from Tel Aviv on Saturday, the relatives of hostages still in captivity in Gaza called on the Israeli government to accept the outline to implement a ceasefire proposed by the United States.

“It is time for action. Accept the outline this evening and send a delegation with a full mandate to bring a comprehensive agreement to end the war and bring everyone back. No one must be left behind,” said Einav Zangauker, mother of hostage Matan Zangauker, during the weekly news conference of hostages' families.

“This outline must not end like the agreement that blew up because of foot-dragging and petty politics. Politics has already killed enough hostages and soldiers," she added.

Hamas said earlier on Friday it has given a “positive” response to the latest proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza but said further talks were needed on implementation.

It was not clear if Hamas’ statement meant it had accepted the proposal from U.S. President Donald Trump for a 60-day ceasefire.

Hamas has sought guarantees that the initial truce would lead to a total end to the war and withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza.

Trump has pushed for an agreement and will host Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday to discuss a deal.

Previous negotiations have stalled over Hamas demands of guarantees that further negotiations would lead to the war’s end, while Netanyahu has insisted Israel would resume fighting to ensure the militant group's destruction.

The war began when Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 people and taking 251 others hostage. About 50 of them still in captivity in Gaza.

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Karachi, Pakistan - 5 July 2025

1. Various of rescuers carrying body from the rubble of collapsed multi-story building in Karachi

2. Various of rescuers working

3. People watching rescue operation

4. SOUNDBITE: (Urdu) Dr. Abid Jalaluddin Shaikh, Acting Director General Sindh Emergency Service 1122:

“The rescue operation is continuing without any disruption. This is technical operation which takes time. As many as 17 bodies have been recovered from the rubble of the collapsed building, which have been moved from the rubble of the building. We have received unconfirmed reports about the presence of persons trapped in the rubble and maybe eight to ten more people are likely to be trapped in the rubble.”

5. Damaged building

6. Various of rubble and debris

7. Various of rescue operation

STORYLINE:

Search operations to find survivors continued for a second day on Saturday after a multistory residential building collapsed in southern Pakistan.

Rescue officials said that they had received unconfirmed reports about the presence of people still trapped in the rubble.

The acting director general of Rescue 1122 said 17 bodies had been recovered.

The government-run Civil Hospital said in a statement it had received 16 bodies, adding several of the injured had been hospitalized.

Rescue workers are using heavy machinery to search for at least eight more survivors believed to be trapped under the debris, according to local media and emergency officials.

Residents said the building was located on a narrow street, hampering efforts to bring in additional heavy equipment.

Building collapses are common in Pakistan, where construction standards are often poorly enforced. Many structures are built with substandard materials, and safety regulations are frequently ignored to cut costs.

In June 2020, an apartment building collapsed in Karachi, the capital of southern Sindh province, killing 22 people.

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Gondomar, Portugal - 5th July 2025

1. 00:00 Portugal head coach Roberto Martinez arrives for funeral

2. 00:06 Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk holding wreath with the number 20, Diogo Jota's squad number

3. 00:11 Pallbearers carry the coffins of Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva from chapel of rest en route to Igreja Matriz de Gondomar church for their funeral

4. 00:30 Coffin is carried towards church

5. 00:41 Coffins enter church

6. 00:46 Tilt down as bell rings at Igreja Matriz de Gondomar church

7. 00:54 Church dignitaries leaving

8. 00:59 Coffins carried after church funeral service before procession

9. 01:08 Coffins carried after church funeral service before procession

10. 01:20 Mourners, including Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk, exit church

SOURCE: Associated Press

DURATION: 01:30

STORYLINE:

Players from Liverpool and Portugal's national team joined family and friends for the funeral of their teammate Diogo Jota and his brother on Saturday, two days after the siblings died in a car crash in Spain.

Liverpool captain Virgil Van Dijk arrived carrying a red floral arrangement in the shape of a soccer shirt with Jota’s No. 20 in white. Liverpool teammate Andrew Robertson carried a similar arrangement with the No. 30, the number worn by Jota’s brother, André Silva, who played for Portuguese club Penafiel. Coach Arne Slot was part of the Liverpool contingent.

Portugal international Rúben Neves served as a pallbearer for Jota a day after playing for at the Club World Cup in the United States. He and Jota were teammates at Wolverhampton earlier in their careers.

Neves and João Cancelo attended the funeral after playing in Orlando on Friday, when their Al Hilal was eliminated by Fluminense. Both players had wept when a minute of silence was held before the quarterfinal match.

The service was held at Igreja Matriz church in the Portuguese town of Gondomar, where Jota had a home.

Church bells pealed at 10:00 a.m. local time as the funeral started. Pallbearers carried the caskets of both brothers from a chapel next door and into the church. Relatives and hundreds of friends and acquaintances, including players of the local Gondomar FC where Jota started playing at age 9, then followed.

Portugal's national team coach Roberto Martínez and several other top Portuguese players also attended, including Manchester City duo Bernardo Silva and Rúben Dias and Manchester United's Bruno Fernándes.

“These are really, really sad days, as you can imagine,” Martínez said. "But today we showed we are a large, close family. ... Their spirit will be with us forever.”

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Gondomar, Portugal - 5 July 2025

1. 00:00 Portugal head coach Roberto Martinez arriving

2. 00:09 Bernardo Silva entering the church

3. 00:14 Virgil van Dijk carrying funeral wreath

Wide of mourners carrying coffin and portrait of Diogo Jota during the funeral departure

4. 00:21 Other players following

5. 00:39 Mid of pallbearers carrying casket during the funeral departure

6. 00:55 Mid of mourners, including footballer Andrew Robertson, departing the church during the funeral

7. 01:04 SOUNDBITE (English) Roberto Martínez, Portugal National Coach:

"Just wanted to say that they are really, really sad days, as you can imagine, but today was a day that we showed that we are a very, very large but close family. We are Portugal and it was essential for us that Andre Silva and Diogo Jota... we are together and we will always be together and their spirit will be with us forever."

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STORYLINE:

Players from the Liverpool and Portugal football teams joined family and friends for the funeral of their teammate Diogo Jota and his brother.

The service was held in the Portuguese town of Gondomar two days after they died in a car crash in Spain.

Liverpool captain Virgil Van Dijk and several teammates attended, as did Portugal coach Roberto Martínez and Manchester City players Bernardo Silva and Rúben Dias.

Jota and brother André Silva were found dead near Zamora in northwestern Spain early Thursday after the Lamborghini they were driving crashed on an isolated stretch of highway just after midnight.

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1. 00:00 Portugal head coach Roberto Martinez arriving

2. 00:09 Bernardo Silva entering the church

3. 00:14 Virgil van Dijk carrying funeral wreath

Wide of mourners carrying coffin and portrait of Diogo Jota during the funeral departure

4. 00:21 Other players following

5. 00:39 Mid of pallbearers carrying casket during the funeral departure

6. 00:55 Mid of mourners, including footballer Andrew Robertson, departing the church during the funeral

7. 01:04 SOUNDBITE (English) Roberto Martínez, Portugal National Coach:

"Just wanted to say that they are really, really sad days, as you can imagine, but today was a day that we showed that we are a very, very large but close family. We are Portugal and it was essential for us that Andre Silva and Diogo Jota... we are together and we will always be together and their spirit will be with us forever."

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DURATION: 01:33

STORYLINE:

Players from the Liverpool and Portugal football teams joined family and friends for the funeral of their teammate Diogo Jota and his brother.

The service was held in the Portuguese town of Gondomar two days after they died in a car crash in Spain.

Liverpool captain Virgil Van Dijk and several teammates attended, as did Portugal coach Roberto Martínez and Manchester City players Bernardo Silva and Rúben Dias.

Jota and brother André Silva were found dead near Zamora in northwestern Spain early Thursday after the Lamborghini they were driving crashed on an isolated stretch of highway just after midnight.

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