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Canfield Mountain, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho -- 30 June 2025

1. Firefighters walking toward area of fire

2. Wide of area

3. Vehicle with "Crime Scene Unit" pulling up

4. Various of firefighters

STORYLINE:

Firefighters are back at the scene of a blaze where two firefighters died and another was wounded the day before in an ambush shooting attack.

Authorities say a man intentionally set the fire Sunday to lure fire fighters there to ambush them on Canfield Mountain just north of Coeur d’Alene.

The shooter was perched in a sniper position. Authorities say firefighters took cover behind firetrucks, but two died and a third was wounded during a barrage of gunfire over several hours.

The gunman was later found dead with a weapon nearby. A law enforcement official has identified the suspect as Wess Roley. The official spoke to The Associated Press on Monday on the condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to discuss the investigation.

Authorities have not yet revealed a motive.

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(30 Jun 2025)

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Canfield Mountain, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho -- 30 June 2025

1. Firefighters walking toward area of fire

2. Wide of area

3. Vehicle with "Crime Scene Unit" pulling up

4. Various of firefighters

5. Various of law enforcement

6. Various of firefighters

7. Three people walking toward law enforcement vehicle

8. Various of firefighters

STORYLINE:

Firefighters are back at the scene Monday of a blaze where two firefighters died and another was wounded the day before in an ambush shooting attack.

Authorities say a man intentionally set the fire Sunday to lure fire fighters there to ambush them on Canfield Mountain just north of Coeur d’Alene.

The shooter was perched in a sniper position. Authorities say firefighters took cover behind firetrucks, but two died and a third was wounded during a barrage of gunfire over several hours.

The gunman was later found dead with a weapon nearby. A law enforcement official has identified the suspect as Wess Roley. The official spoke to The Associated Press on Monday on the condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to discuss the investigation.

Authorities have not yet revealed a motive.

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Gaza City - 30 June 2025

1. Various of destruction in Al-Baqa Café after Israeli airstrike

2. Blood on the ground

3. Various of destruction

4. Various of shoes of victims among the rubble

5. Destruction in cafe

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ali Abu Eteila, Gaza City resident:

"A place crowded with children, women and families, suddenly while they are sitting in God’s protection, an F-16 warplane, not a drone or a boat missile, an F-16 struck the place, the place shook, and dozens of martyrs fell, it was a massacre, until now the people are collecting the remains of the martyrs."

7. Various of people gathering near bodies of people who were killed in Israeli airstrike

8. Various of people mourning their killed relatives

STORYLINE:

Three Israeli airstrikes in Gaza City killed 39 people and wounded dozens, health officials said Monday.

One of the strikes hit Al-Baqa Café, a beachside spot in central Gaza where journalists often gathered, killing at least 30 people, according to Fares Awad, head of the Health Ministry’s emergency and ambulance service in northern Gaza.

Awad said many of the wounded are in critical condition.

Graphic videos circulating on social media showed bloodied and disfigured bodies strewn inside and outside the café. Wounded victims were carried away on blankets and makeshift stretchers.

A separate strike on al-Wihda Street in Gaza city killed five people, Awad said.

Mohammad Abu Sleima, director of Al-Shifa Hospital in central Gaza, said in a Facebook post that the facility received 39 dead and more than 100 wounded in the past hour.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina - 28 May 2025

1. Ariel Wagener walking in the Clinicas Hospital

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2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ariel Wagener, a 47-year-old pizza chef with leukemia:

"I didn't choose to have cancer. I didn't choose to have this disease. And it actually costs a lot of money, and even though I have a job, I can't sustain it. I can't sustain it. I can't afford it because each bottle of medication, which lasts a month, costs 21,000,000 pesos (about $21,000), and what I was hoping for was that the government could lend a hand, but the government has completely abandoned us."

3. Wagener waiting to do a blood test to measure his white cells

4. Various of Wagener doing a blood test

5. Test tubes

6. Wagener speaks on a mobile phone while looking out over Buenos Aires skyline

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Buenos Aires, Argentina - 16 April 2025

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7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) : Macarena Sabin Paz, health team coordinator at Argentina’s Center for Legal and Social Studies:

"We have records of more than 60 people who have died because they were unable to access their cancer medications, treatments that were ongoing. In some cases, cancer medications are unaffordable, let's say, really very expensive."

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Buenos Aires, Argentina - 29 April 2025

8. People walking through a corridor at Garrahan Hospital

9. Lucia Ruiz Diaz sits next to her 5-year-old son Tomas, who has cancer, at a waiting room in the Garrahan Hospital

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La Plata, Argentina - 8 May 2025

10. Medical staff organizing supplies in the Rodolfo Rossi Hospital pharmacy

11. Medication packages

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Buenos Aires, Argentina - 16 April 2025

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12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Eduardo Castaño, husband of Marité, who passed away without cancer treatment:

"You have to put yourself in the place of the sick person, whether it's Marité or anyone else, knowing that what saves your life will no longer be available. That's what's perverse."

13. Various of Eduardo Castaño looks at photos of his late wife Marité during an interview

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Buenos Aires, Argentina - 28 May 2025

14. Mural on Clinicas Hospital building

STORYLINE:

To outsiders, the Facebook group chat reads like a snarl of nonsensical emojis and letters. To uninsured Argentine cancer patients, it’s a lifeline.

The surreptitious network connects advocates who have spare drugs to Argentines with cancer who lost access to their treatment in March 2024 when President Javier Milei suspended a federal agency, known as DADSE, that paid for their expensive medications.

Whenever Facebook cracks the coded pleas and removes the group for violating its rules on drug sales, another appears, swelling with Argentines who say they’ve grown sicker since the radical libertarian president took a chainsaw to health care.

"I can't afford it because each bottle of medication, whic... [truncated]

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Paris - 30 June 2025

1. Various of people cooling down by the water

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Elizabeth Bohner, American living in Paris:

"You have to kind of find your way, come near the water whether it is la Seine or le Canal and finding some shade or a breeze. But really just making sure you're hydrated, having a fan and maybe adjusting your schedule accordingly. If I had an office I would go to an office, but I'm work from home so yeah..."

3. People passing by sprinklers by les Halles

4. SOUNDBITE (French) Remy Levecke, tourist from Ostend, Belgium:

"Whether it is hot or not, Paris is still Paris. We have come to visit and we just have to sort it out when it's hot. We go more indoors, there are those sprinklers which are a great idea, maybe we should get the same ones for Ostende - where we came from with my son. So we still are enjoying Paris."

5. Various of birds drinking water by Les Halles

6. Various of people passing by sprinklers by les Halles

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Madrid - 30 June 2025

7. Wide of people walking in plaza in Madrid amid a heatwave

8. Wide of a person walking with an umbrella

9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) María Arteaga, 78, retired person:

"Well, I don't like the pool, so I go out in the sun. I don't mind. That's how I handle it, and drink plenty of water, of course. And take care of yourself a bit, right?"

10. Wide of traffic moving past a fountain

11. Wide of a person sitting on a bench

12. Wide of people walking

STORYLINE:

Tourists and residents alike took to shaded areas as parts of Europe sweltered on Monday.

In Paris, some tourists were putting off plans for some rigorous outdoor activities.

Misting stations doused passers-by along the Seine in the French capital.

For others, it remained business as usual but with frequent stops at the public sprinklers.

"Whether it is hot or not, Paris is still Paris," said Remy Levecke who is visiting from Belgium.

"We have come to visit and we just have to sort it out when it's hot," he added.

Spain appeared to hit a new high for June on Saturday when 46 degrees C (114 F) was tallied in the southern province of Huelva.

In Madrid, it was proving difficult to cope with the extreme temperatures in the city.

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Khan Younis - 30 June 2025

1. Vehicle carrying victim and people arriving at Nasser Hospital

2. Various of injured people on the ground inside emergency department

3. Various of injured boy sitting on the ground with blood on his legs

4. Various of injured people inside emergency department

5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Yousef Mokheimar, injured man:

"The army started firing in the air, and the army had seen us. The tank was in front of us and the soldiers were in front of us. We were a group of about 60 people. They saw us. Suddenly, the shooting became random, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. I was injured in my leg. One person came to rescue me, he was injured too. And the army was in front of us."

6. Various of injured people on the ground

7. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hisham Al-Badrasawi, witness:

"We were directly targeted and we are far from them (army). We did not get anything (any aid). We went and did not get anything. Those who do get (aid), we do not know how the system works. This is a system that must be abolished. This is a system of slow death. May God punish every country that agreed to help this organization. We demand that all Arab countries bring in aid through the old system, through the World Food Program or UNRWA. We go there only to face death. I went 10 times and never got anything.”

8. Various of injured man on the ground receiving first aid

9. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hisham Al-Badrasawi, witness:

"The Israeli side deliberately and directly fired at people, it was not random. It was targeted at us directly, and the number of martyrs was very big. And there were injuries left and right."

10. Various of injured people in the emergency department

11. Various of people mourning loss of their relatives

12. Woman mourning and praying, making supplications

13. People carrying body out of the morgue

14. People praying for victim

15. Various of people placing wrapped bodies on the ground

STORYLINE:

Israeli forces killed 11 people who had been seeking food in southern Gaza, according to witnesses, hospitals, and Gaza's Health Ministry.

Nasser Hospital in the southern city of Khan Younis said it received the bodies of people shot while returning from an aid site associated with the Israeli and U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Fund.

It was part of a deadly pattern that has killed more than 500 Palestinians in the chaotic and controversial aid distribution program over the past month.

The shootings happened around 3 kilometers (1.8 miles) from the GHF site in Khan Younis, as Palestinians returned from the site along the only accessible route.

Palestinians are often forced to travel long distances to access the GHF hubs in hopes of obtaining aid.

Nasser Hospital said another person was killed near a GHF hub in the southern city of Rafah.

Ten others were killed at a U... [truncated]

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London - 24 June 2024

1. Various shots Jack Wallis from Dram making a pickleback

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Jack Wallis, co-owner of Dram Bar:

"I think the general concept behind it is it's in the category of chasers, like a Tequila con Verdita or something like that. So you're obviously going to have that quite, maybe more intense spirit followed by the pickle brine or, you know, the pineapple when it's with tequila. I think that is something that's... obviously that kind of high acid is going to cut through that kind of bold flavor of the whiskey, but also kind of like complement it as well. I think they're kind of quite... It's not necessarily about getting the flavor of whiskey out of your mouth. It's about adding something to that experience, I guess."

3. Various shots Jack Wallis from Dram making a pickleback

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Jack Wallis, co-owner of Dram Bar:

"The concept's been around for a while, as far as I'm aware, but I do remember maybe like ten, 15 years ago they were really big and I'm not really too sure why it's become a thing again. I guess maybe because it's kind of like the health aspects of it. I know people are more aware of like the benefits of like pickled foods and stuff like that. So I guess maybe it's going to come hand in hand with that. But yeah, it's definitely kind of having a little bit of a rebirth, I think in terms of our culture at the moment with the bar scene. Yeah."

5. Various shots Jack Wallis from Dram making a pickleback

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