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(21 Jun 2025)

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Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip - 10 June 2025

1. People carrying bags of aid and walking back from GHF food centre

2. Various of Omar al-Hobi, displaced man carrying bag of aid and walking back from food centre

3. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Omar al-Hobi, displaced Palestinian:

++STARTS IN PREVIOUS SHOT, PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 4-5++

"One runs after his own sustenance and the sustenance of his children. I left with nothing at home but a plate of rice, and we went out to death. In truth, it's a good thing for us because one doesn't have anything to buy from what's available due to the prices. In America there are no prices like this."

4. Al-Hobi carrying bag of aid and entering his tent

5. Various of Al-Hobi and family talking aid out of the bag

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Anwaar Al-Hajj Saleh, displaced Palestinian:

++STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT, PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 7++

"He goes to face death just to make us happy with a little flour and a bag of pasta. There's no work, and as you can see, the situation is difficult. So he goes out and brings simple things to make his children happy. We see death to eat bread."

7. Various of cleaning the flour from impurities

8. Close of food

9. Various of Anwar preparing bread from the flour that her husband has brought, al-Hobi children watching

10. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Omar al-Hobi, displaced Palestinian:

++STARTS IN SHOT 8, PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 9-11++

"This box is supposed to reach us with all respect, why do we get it with this insult and go to die in order to bring a box with our sweat and blood, there are people who go and do not return, they die. And worse than this, is that there are people here who when you see them killed or injured, you cannot save them. You want to save them but you are unable. You say 'this person will die, aid comes first'."

11. Various of al-Hobi children eating bread

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Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip - 11 June 2025

12. Various of Jamil Atili walking back after he after failing to get aid

13. Atili entering his tent

14. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Jamil Atili, displaced Palestinian:

++STARTS IN SHOT 12, PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 13-15++

"I went in the morning to get something for my children. I said, 'Thank god. God will give us another chance.' They wished I could bring them something, but I couldn't. This is the ninth time I have sought this American aid. This is the ninth time and I haven't received anything."

15. Various of Atili and his children eating ground lentils with bread inside their tent

STORYLINE:

Each day, Palestinians in Gaza run a deadly gauntlet in hopes of getting food.

Israeli troops open barrages of gunfire toward crowds crossing military zones to get to the aid, they say, and knife-wielding thieves wait to ambush those who succeed. Palestinians say lawlessness is growing as they are forced into a competition to feed their families.

A lucky few manage to secure some packets of... [truncated]

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(21 Jun 2025)

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++EDIT BEGINS AND ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

Alamosa, Colorado - 20 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Anne Kelly, District Attorney:

"I scheduled this briefing to provide an update on the investigation that has been in the hearts and minds of the people of Chaffee County since Mother's Day of 2020. Suzanne Morphew was reported missing on Mother's Day five years ago. Law enforcement has never stopped working to obtain justice for this mother of two. This daughter, this sister, and this beloved member of the Chaffee County community."

++BLACK FRAMES++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Anne Kelly, District Attorney:

"Through the tireless efforts of the Chaffee County Sheriff's Office, the Swatch County Sheriff's Office, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, I can announce today that the 12th Judicial District Grand Jury returned an indictment. The grand jury has indicted Barry Morphew on the single count of murder in the first degree. Law enforcement, the Chaffee County community and Colorado as a whole has never stopped fighting for justice for Suzanne. Cold case homicides are tremendously difficult. They're difficult for the families of the victims and the communities who wait patiently for answers."

++BLACK FRAMES++

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Anne Kelly, District Attorney:

"Mr. Morphew will be held by Arizona authorities pending extradition proceedings in that state. And upon conclusion of those proceedings, Mr. Morphew will be transported to Alamosa County to stand trial on the indictment. This indictment has been unsealed. Upon the arrest of Mr. Morphew."

++BLACK FRAMES++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Anne Kelly, District Attorney:

"And the question is, what would be the difference between the prosecution of this case, and other prosecutions? You know, justice for cold case homicide victims remains a priority in the state of Colorado, both for prosecutors and for law enforcement. And that's despite any challenges that we may have had in the history of of any particular case that remains a priority for us. And so we have worked very hard to move forward in the case. This case is a different case, and I would refer you back to back to the indictment in this case. And we've worked very hard to move forward."

++EDIT ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

The husband of Colorado woman Suzanne Morphew, whose remains were discovered over three years after she was reported missing on Mother's Day 2020, was arrested again Friday on a first-degree murder charge, authorities said.

Barry Morphew was arrested Friday in Arizona after a Colorado grand jury returned an indictment Wednesday, three years after the initial case was dropped because of prosecutorial issues with evidence.

His bond was set at $3 million, cash only, according to court documents. The 12th District Attorney’s office said in a statement that it is seeking to bring him back to Colorado.

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(21 Jun 2025)

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Jena, Louisiana - 20 June 2025

1. Wide of Khalil being released from the immigration facility in Jena, Louisiana

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahmoud Khalil, Palestinian activist:

++COVERED BY SHOT 1++

"The hundreds of men who I left behind me shouldn't be there in the first place. The Trump administration are doing their best to dehumanize everyone here. Whether you are a US citizen, an immigrant, or just a person on this land doesn't mean that you are less of a human."

3. Wide of LaSalle ICE Processing Center sign highlighting the location of Khalil's release

4. Wide of American and other flags waving in Jena, Louisiana, symbolizing Khalil's release from immigration detention

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahmoud Khalil, Palestinian activist:

++COVERED BY SHOTS 3 & 4++

"The message is justice will prevail. No matter what this administration may try to portray, portraying the immigrants are whether criminals or any of that trying to do all of this now, this simply is not true and just to keep the fight against this administration."

6. Wide of Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center sign in Jena, Louisiana, amid Khalil's release news.

7. Wide of LaSalle ICE Processing Center entrance amid Khalil's release

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahmoud Khalil, Palestinian activist:

++COVERED BY SHOTS 6, 7, 9 & 10++

"The moment you enter this facility, your rights leave you, leave you behind. Um, so once you enter there, you, you, you see a different reality, uh, just a different reality about this country that supposedly champions human rights and and liberty and justice, but once you cross literally that door, you see the opposite side of of of what actually happening in this country."

9. Mid of unidentified individuals accompanying Khalil to a car following his release

10. Wide of a Tesla parked on the roadside amid the release of Khalil in an immigration case

STORYLINE:

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil was released Friday from federal immigration detention, freed after three months by a judge’s ruling after becoming a symbol of President Donald Trump’s clampdown on campus protests.

The former Columbia University graduate student left a federal facility in Louisiana on Friday. He is expected to head to New York to reunite with his U.S. citizen wife and infant son, born while Khalil was detained.

The Trump administration is seeking to deport him over his role in pro-Palestinian protests.

Khalil was released after U.S. District Judge Michael Farbiarz said it would be “highly, highly unusual” for the government to continue detaining a legal U.S. resident who was unlikely to flee and hadn’t been accused of any violence.

Later in the hourlong hearing, which took place by phone, the judge said the government had “clearly not met” the standards for detention.

Khalil said Friday that no one should be detained for protesting Israel's war in Gaza. He said his time in the Jena, Louisiana, detention facility ... [truncated]

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(21 Jun 2025)

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Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe – 14 June 2025

1. Wide of Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe

2. Various of people practicing Yoga

3. Various of Yoga instructor helping participants

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Action Winya, Yoga instructor:

“Yoga is well known to be done high up where we see rich guys participating in the yoga classes but just by that it does not necessarily mean that those guys are more human. We have got also humans in the ghetto, we have also humans in our community, this is why we are trying to introduce it, why, because they need mental wellness”

5. Various of people practicing Yoga

6. SOUNDBITE (Shona) Edinah Makosa, Yoga participant:

“I used to be depressed a lot, ever since I took up yoga, I’m no longer stressed my body balance and strength has vastly improved I’m now a happy, stress-free person. Yoga helps me mentally and physically”

7. Various of people practicing Yoga

8. SOUNDBITE (Shona) John Mahwaya, Yoga participant:

"It’s stressful out there. Things don’t always work well but yoga is quite helpful. The moment you relieve stress you have enough sleep which is another benefit of yoga. It also reliefs back pains which are a result of stress.”

9. Various of people practicing Yoga

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Action Winya, Yoga instructor:

“With mental health there is no age. One has to grow with hundred percent mental well-being. That is, we look at the youngest that you can think of, someone who is able to do any movement, we want them here. Since we are giving back to the community for free, we want everyone to be part of this movement”

11. Various of people practicing Yoga

12. Wide of people leaving

STORYLINE:

Before sunrise on a Saturday, Socialite Bar, a lively hangout in a township on the outskirts of Harare, Zimbabwe’s capital, is already a hive of activity.

But instead of patrons nursing hangovers, a small group gathered, eyes closed, bodies still in meditative poses on a bare floor.

It’s an unlikely setting for a yoga class. In Zimbabwe, the practice is rare and mostly found in wealthy suburbs. Yet it is quietly taking root here in a beer tavern in Chitungwiza.

The classes are run by Action Winya, a yoga instructor who saw how economic hardship and social pressures were damaging the mental health of people in his hometown.

“Yoga is expensive … but we also got humans in the ghetto. They need mental wellness,” said Winya, who usually teaches in affluent areas, charging between $30 and $100 a month. That's an impossible cost for most, especially in a country where many survive through informal jobs.

Winya now offers free weekend classes to some of those hit hardest by Zimbabwe’s economic problems.

The sessions have become a source of relief for people navigating Zimbabwe’s relentless challenges. Authorities acknowledge a growing societal crisis worsened by drug abuse, domestic violence and poverty, compounded by a shortage of public health services and therapists.

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Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe - 14 June 2025

1. Wide of Chitungwiza township

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Action Winya, Yoga instructor: ++ PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 3 & 4++

“Yoga is well known to be done by the rich guys to participate in the yoga classes. It does not necessarily mean that those guys are human. We have humans in the ghetto, we also have humans in our community, this is why we are trying to introduce it. Why? Because they need mental wellness.”

3. Wide of yoga practice

4. Various of yoga practice

5. SOUNDBITE (Shona) Edinah Makosa, Yoga participant: ++PART OVERLAID BY SHOT 6++

“I used to be a person that suffers from depression a lot. Ever since I took up yoga I’m no longer depressed, my body balance and strength has vastly improved. I’m now a happy person, stress and strength has vastly improved. Yoga helps me mentally and physically.”

6. Various of yoga practice

STORYLINE:

Before sunrise on a Saturday, the Socialite Bar, a lively hangout in a township on the outskirts of Harare, is already a hive of activity. But instead of patrons nursing hangovers, a small group gathered, eyes closed, bodies still in meditative poses on a bare floor.

It’s an unlikely setting for a yoga class. In Zimbabwe, the practice is rare and mostly found in wealthy suburbs. Yet it is quietly taking root here in a beer tavern in Chitungwiza, a low-income town 30 kilometers (18 miles) outside the Zimbabwe's capital .

The initiative is led by Action Winya, a yoga instructor who saw how economic hardship and social pressures were damaging the mental health of people in his hometown.

“Yoga is well known to be done by the rich guys,'' he says, ''but we also got humans in the ghetto. They need mental wellness,” Winya adds.

He usually teaches in affluent areas, charging between $30 and $100 a month. That's an impossible cost for most, especially in a country where many survive through informal jobs.

Winya now offers free weekend classes to some of those hardest hit by Zimbabwe’s economic problems.

The sessions have become a source of relief for people navigating Zimbabwe’s relentless challenges. Authorities acknowledge a growing societal crisis worsened by drug abuse, domestic violence and poverty, compounded by a shortage of public health services and therapists.

Yoga, an ancient Indian practice, has become a multibillion-dollar industry and a daily ritual for millions around the world. The United Nations over a decade ago designated June 21 as International Day of Yoga.

In Africa, other countries like Kenya and South Africa are introducing yoga to poorer communities, with the Indian government promoting its spread across the continent.

Inside the tavern in Zimbabwe, mellow music played as about a dozen participants moved through poses. They had no mats, just a cold brick floor, but plenty of determination for inner peace.

Edinah Makosa, 24, joined the class earlier this year and said it gave her h... [truncated]

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Ramallah, West Bank - 21 june 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Pan of Ramallah skyline UPSOUND of sirens

2. Various of projectiles in sky

STORYLINE:

Ramallah’s sky in the West Bank was lit up in the early hours of Saturday as Israel air defence systems intercepted a new barrage of Iranian missiles fired at Israel.

Projectiles could be seen in the sky as sirens sounded just after midnight.

Israel and Iran have struck at one another again a week into their war as US President Donald Trump weighs involvement as new diplomatic efforts appear to be taking place.

On Friday, Israeli airstrikes reached into the city of Rasht on the Caspian Sea early Friday, Iranian media reported Friday as the war reached the one-week mark.

The Israeli military said it has destroyed missile systems and radar installations around Isfahan.

Meanwhile Iran has targeted on Friday various cities in Israel. Rambam hospital in the port city of Haifa said it received 19 wounded people from the site of an Iranian missile strike. Two people had serious-to-moderate injuries and the rest were lightly hurt, the hospital said.

A week of Israeli strikes on Iran have killed at least 657 people and wounded 2,037 others, the Washington-based group Human Rights Activists said Friday.

AP video by Imad Isseid

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++NIGHT SHOTS++

Tel Aviv, Israel - 21 June 2025

1. Wide of Tel Aviv UPSOUND sirens

2. Various of Iranian missiles being intercepted over Tel Aviv with UPSOUND

STORYLINE:

Iranian missiles were intercepted over Tel Aviv in the early hours of Saturday.

A week into their war, Israel and Iran have exchanged more strikes, while diplomatic efforts led by the Europeans took place in Geneva.

Iran’s foreign minister held hours of meetings Friday with the European Union’s top diplomat and counterparts from the United Kingdom, France and Germany.

Earlier, thousands protested in Iran’s capital over the ongoing Israeli strikes.

A week of Israeli strikes on Iran have killed at least 657 people and wounded 2,037 others, the Washington-based group Human Rights Activists said Friday.

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Ramallah, West Bank - 21 june 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Pan of Ramallah skyline UPSOUND of sirens

2. Various of projectiles in sky

STORYLINE:

Ramallah’s sky in the West Bank was lit up in the early hours of Saturday as Israel air defence systems intercepted a new barrage of Iranian missiles fired at Israel.

Projectiles could be seen in the sky as sirens sounded just after midnight.

Israel and Iran have struck at one another again a week into their war as US President Donald Trump weighs involvement as new diplomatic efforts appear to be taking place.

On Friday, Israeli airstrikes reached into the city of Rasht on the Caspian Sea early Friday, Iranian media reported Friday as the war reached the one-week mark.

The Israeli military said it has destroyed missile systems and radar installations around Isfahan.

Meanwhile Iran has targeted on Friday various cities in Israel. Rambam hospital in the port city of Haifa said it received 19 wounded people from the site of an Iranian missile strike. Two people had serious-to-moderate injuries and the rest were lightly hurt, the hospital said.

A week of Israeli strikes on Iran have killed at least 657 people and wounded 2,037 others, the Washington-based group Human Rights Activists said Friday.

AP video by Imad Isseid

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++NIGHT SHOTS++

Tel Aviv, Israel - 21 June 2025

1. Wide of Tel Aviv UPSOUND sirens

2. Various of Iranian missiles being intercepted over Tel Aviv with UPSOUND

STORYLINE:

Iranian missiles were intercepted over Tel Aviv in the early hours of Saturday.

A week into their war, Israel and Iran have exchanged more strikes, while diplomatic efforts led by the Europeans took place in Geneva.

Iran’s foreign minister held hours of meetings Friday with the European Union’s top diplomat and counterparts from the United Kingdom, France and Germany.

Earlier, thousands protested in Iran’s capital over the ongoing Israeli strikes.

A week of Israeli strikes on Iran have killed at least 657 people and wounded 2,037 others, the Washington-based group Human Rights Activists said Friday.

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Jerusalem - 21 June 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Various of Iranian missiles being intercepted over Jerusalem

STORYLINE:

Iranian missiles were intercepted over Jerusalem in the early hours of Saturday.

A week into their war, Israel and Iran have exchanged more strikes, while diplomatic efforts led by the Europeans took place in Geneva.

Iran’s foreign minister held hours of meetings Friday with the European Union’s top diplomat and counterparts from the United Kingdom, France and Germany.

Earlier, thousands protested in Iran’s capital over the ongoing Israeli strikes.

A week of Israeli strikes on Iran have killed at least 657 people and wounded 2,037 others, the Washington-based group Human Rights Activists said Friday.

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