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(16 Jun 2025)

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Yelewata, Benue State, Nigeria - 16 June 2025

1. Mid of Benue killing survivor crying

2. Various of damage after attack

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Matthew Nlan, witness:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOT 2++

"The Fulani herdsmen came in around the Yeleweta East, started firing gunshots. The incidents lasted for more than five hours. They burnt some of our community members in stores there; there are some stores that are housing more than 50 persons. All were burnt down. People slaughtered here, others burnt to ashes."

4. Various of damaged buildings

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Kayode Egbetokun, Nigeria Police Force Inspector General:

++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 4, 6, 7++

"This attack on the peaceful Yelewata community is one attack too many. It’s not just an attack on the people of Benue state, it's an attack on the entire nation, and we are not going to accept it."

6. Mid of burnt house

7. Various of security presence in Yelewata

8. Various of Yelewata residents trying to evacuate

STORYLINE:

The death toll from an attack by gunmen over the weekend in north-central Nigeria has climbed to 150, survivors said Monday as the villagers were still digging through burned homes, counting their dead and looking for dozens of people still missing.

Assailants stormed Benue state’s Yelewata community late on Friday night, opening fire on villagers who were asleep and setting their homes ablaze, survivors and the local farmers union said.

Many of those killed were sheltering in a local market after fleeing violence in other parts of the state.

Matthew Nlan said the shootings "lasted for more than five hours."

"They burnt some of our community members in stores there; there are some stores that are housing more than 50 persons," he said. "All were burnt down. People slaughtered here, others burnt to ashes."

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the killings, but such attacks are common in Nigeria’s northern region where local herders and farmers often clash over limited access to land and water.

The prolonged conflict has become deadlier in recent years, with authorities and analysts warning that more herdsmen are taking up arms.

The farmers accuse the herders, mostly of Fulani origin, of grazing their livestock on their farms and destroying their produce.

The herders insist that the lands are grazing routes that were first backed by law in 1965, five years after the country gained its independence.

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Triadelphia, West Virginia – 16 June 2025

1. Various of Rich Templin

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Rich Templin, West Virginia resident:

“My wife called me, actually sent me a text because I didn't answer the phone and I was working and told me that we were being flooded and the trailer washed away and cars were floating by with people in them and they were bouncing off the garage.”

3. Various of debris

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4. SOUNDBITE (English) Rich Templin, West Virginia resident:

“I've talked to numerous people and they said it was like a tsunami. They saw water coming down the road, like two or three feet high.”

5. Various of Templin's damaged property

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6. SOUNDBITE (English) Rich Templin, West Virginia resident:

“My dad built this probably 40 plus years ago when we had our trucking company. This is where we serviced all our equipment and all our tools for heavy equipment and electrical power, everything you could imagine to supply for a trucking company. We're all in this, in this garage, probably close to a million dollars worth of tools.”

7. Various of Templin cleaning out garage

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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Rich Templin, West Virginia resident:

“Right now, it's just basic cleanup. We're just trying to see what's salvageable and what's not and just start the rebuilding process.”

9. Medium of Templin moving mud

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Valley Grove, West Virginia - 16 June 2025

10. Wide of Teena Libe sitting on her porch

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11. SOUNDBITE (English) Teena Libe, West Virginia resident:

“It's just a really surreal feeling and shocking how just within minutes it was just complete disaster.”

12. Various of Libe

13. Various of truck stuck under bridge at the end of Libe’s driveway

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14. SOUNDBITE (English) Teena Libe, West Virginia resident:

“My truck that was parked right here, the water was already up to the middle of my tires and I got it backed up and up the hill and literally stood out of my car and the whole entire area within 30 seconds was just underwater.”

15. Various of damaged car

++COVERED++

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Teena Libe, West Virginia resident:

“It just really solidifies the power of nature and how quick your life can just be turned upside down.”

17. Wide of cleanup crews

STORYLINE:

The death toll from weekend flooding in West Virginia has risen to at least six.

Gov. Patrick Morrisey says at least two people remain missing in the state’s northern panhandle.

As much as 4 inches of rain fell in parts of Wheeling and Ohio County within 40 minutes.

Among the six dead was a 3-year-old child.

Rich Templin, his wife, Michelle, and a family friend, Chuck Ullom, were cleaning out two storage garages Monday across the street from their Triadelphia home. The garages on lower ground along Little Wheeling Creek were nearly destroyed by flash floods. Templin’s home is on elevated ground and was not damaged.

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(16 Jun 2025)

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West Hollywood - 17 November 2022

1. Various Matthew Perry arriving at a GQ party

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Los Angeles - 28 April 2015

2. Various of Matthew Perry arriving on the red carpet at the premiere of "Ride"

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Beverly Hills, Calif. - 17 March 2017

3. Matthew Perry and Katie Holmes posing on the red carpet

4. Matthew Perry posing on the red carpet

STORYLINE:

A doctor charged with giving Matthew Perry ketamine in the months leading up to the “Friends” star's overdose death has agreed to plead guilty, authorities said Monday.

Dr. Salvador Plasencia has agreed to plead guilty to four counts of distribution of ketamine, federal prosecutors said in a statement. They said the plea carries a maximum sentence of 40 years in prison, and Plascencia is expected to enter the plea in the coming weeks.

Plasencia and a woman accused of being a ketamine dealer had been the primary targets of the prosecution, after three other defendants, including another doctor, agreed to plead guilty in exchange for their cooperation.

Plasencia had been scheduled to start trial in August.

Perry died on Oct. 28, 2023 at age 54.

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(16 Jun 2025)

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Barcelona, Spain - 15 June 2025

1. People spraying water guns

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Barcelona, Spain - 16 June 2025

++VERTICAL FOOTAGE++

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Wilson, AP reporter:

"This little cheap plastic toy has actually become a symbol of an anti-tourism movement in Barcelona. Now, you could consider it revolutionary, playful or just annoying depending on who you ask. But for organisers of these protests, this has become a powerful image of what they consider to be the excesses of over tourism in their city."

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Barcelona, Spain - 15 June 2025

3. STILL photo of protester holds a water gun during a protest against overtourism

4. People spraying water guns

5. Various of protesters marching

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Barcelona, Spain - 16 June 2025

++VERTICAL FOOTAGE++

++COVERED++

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Wilson, AP reporter:

"Now, anybody comes to Barcelona, they shouldn't be worried about being shot by some random local walking down the street. There have been a couple of big protests over the last two years, and these are a feature. On Sunday Barcelona had about 1000 people march against tourism, and there were a number of unsuspecting tourists who did get spritzed a little bit. Some were annoyed, some took it in (their) stride . But this is probably going to be a feature of any more protests to come to the future ."

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Barcelona, Spain - 15 June 2025

7. STILL photo of protester holds a water gun during a protest against overtourism

8. Protesters marching

9. STILL photo of protester holding water gun during a protest against overtourism

10. Zoom out from Sagrada Familia to protesters holding banner

STORYLINE:

The humble water gun - the cheap, squirt-squirt variety - has become the weapon of choice and symbol of Spain's anti-tourism protests.

Activists say that it all started in 2024 when some people showed up at a tourism protest in the Spanish city of Barcelona with some water guns.

The intention was to keep cool in the summer heat but instead the water guns were turned on tourists.

Images of demonstrators spritzing unsuspecting tourists went viral.

Almost a year later protesters drew their water guns again in a march over the weekend against over-tourism in Barcelona and targeted would-be visitors along the march route.

Still, the number of Barcelona protesters carrying water guns was a minority - and in the gun-toting group, many were only shooting in the air or at each other.

Outside the protests, Barcelona locals are not toting water guns or taking aim at tourists.

Many in the city still support tourism, which is a pillar of the local economy.

AP video by Joe Wilson

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Yelewata, Benue State, Nigeria - 16 June 2025

1. Mid of Benue killing survivor crying

2. Various of damage after attack

3. Mid of security presence in Yelewata

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Matthew Nlan, witness:

"The Fulani herdsmen came in around the Yeleweta East, started firing gunshots. They fired for almost five hours; they met a stiff resistance here from the police. Immediately when they met the resistance, they moved towards Yelewata New Market; there they slaughtered more than 100 persons. The incidents lasted for more than five hours. They burnt some of our community members in stores there; there are some stores that are housing more than 50 persons. All were burnt down. People slaughtered here, others burnt to ashes."

5. Various of damaged buildings

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Maxwell Ayua, witness:

"My family members affected, they are five in numbers. My wife's brother and four children, all killed in the market area."

7. Mid of security

8. Mid of burnt motorcycle

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Kayode Egbetokun, Nigeria Police Force Inspector General:

"This attack on the peaceful Yelewata community is one attack too many. It’s not just an attack on the people of Benue state, it is an attack on the entire nation, and we are not going to accept it. The people of this community are not alone. We are with them; the entire Nigerian communities are with them. A day will come when these bandits will come to operate as they used to, and they will never return. That day is drawing nearer."

10. Mid of burnt motorcycle

11. Mid of burnt house

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Hyacinth Alia, Benue State Governor:

"This is a killing that's uncalled for. Whatever thing it is, it's quite unfortunate that this kind of a carnage, this kind of killing persists."

13. Mid of damaged building

14. Various of Yelewata residents trying to evacuate

STORYLINE:

The death toll from an attack by gunmen over the weekend in north-central Nigeria has climbed to 150, survivors said Monday as the villagers were still digging through burned homes, counting their dead and looking for dozens of people still missing.

Assailants stormed Benue state’s Yelewata community late on Friday night, opening fire on villagers who were asleep and setting their homes ablaze, survivors and the local farmers union said.

Many of those killed were sheltering in a local market after fleeing violence in other parts of the state.

Matthew Nlan said the shootings "lasted for more than five hours."

"They burnt some of our community members in stores there; there are some stores that are housing more than 50 persons," he said. "All were burnt down. People slaughtered here, others burnt to ashes."

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the killings, but such attacks are common in Nigeria’s northern region where local herders and farmers often clash over limited access to land and water.

The prolonged conflict has become deadlier in re... [truncated]

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Triadelphia, West Virginia – 16 June 2025

1. Various of Rich Templin

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Rich Templin, West Virginia resident:

“My wife called me, actually sent me a text because I didn't answer the phone and I was working and told me that we were being flooded and the trailer washed away and cars were floating by with people in them and they were bouncing off the garage.”

3. Various of debris in Little Wheeling Creek

4. Tight inside damaged garage

5. Medium of Templin dumping mud

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Rich Templin, West Virginia resident:

“I've talked to numerous people and they said it was like a tsunami. They saw water coming down the road, like two or three feet high. That fast.”

7. Various of damaged car

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Rich Templin, West Virginia resident:

“My dad built this probably 40 plus years ago when we had our trucking company. This is where we serviced all our equipment and all our tools for heavy equipment and electrical power, everything you could imagine to supply for a trucking company. We're all in this, in this garage, probably close to a million dollars worth of tools.”

9. Various of Templin cleaning out garage

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Rich Templin, West Virginia resident:

“Right now, it's just basic cleanup. We're just trying to see what's salvageable and what's not and just start the rebuilding process.”

11. Medium of Templin moving mud

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Valley Grove, West Virginia - 16 June 2025

12. Various of Teena Libe sitting on her porch

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Teena Libe, West Virginia resident:

“It's just a really surreal feeling and shocking how just within minutes it was just complete disaster.”

14. Medium of damaged vehicle

15. Various of truck stuck under bridge at the end of Libe’s driveway

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Teena Libe, West Virginia resident:

“My truck that was parked right here, the water was already up to the middle of my tires and I got it backed up and up the hill and literally stood out of my car and the whole entire area within 30 seconds was just underwater.”

17. Various of Libe

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Teena Libe, West Virginia resident:

“It just really solidifies the power of nature and how quick your life can just be turned upside down.”

19. Wide of cleanup crews

STORYLINE:

The death toll from weekend flooding in West Virginia has risen to six.

Gov. Patrick Morrisey says at least two people remain missing in the state’s northern panhandle.

As much as 4 inches of rain fell in parts of Wheeling and Ohio County within 40 minutes.

Among the six dead was a 3-year-old child.

Rich Templin, his wife, Michelle, and a family friend, Chuck Ullom, were cleaning out two storage garages Monday across the street from their Triadelphia home. The garages on lower ground along Little Wheeling Creek were nearly destroyed by flash floods. Templin’s home is on elevated ground and was not damaged.

Templin was at work wh... [truncated]

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Khan Younis, Gaza – 16 June, 2025

1. Various of people in Khan Younis walking to and from the aid distribution centers

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Firas al-Arja, Palestinian man from Rafah:

“We’ve been walking since early morning, with no food or water. Every day we’re getting flour and oil, flour and oil, we need fish, we need meat, we need to live. We want this war to be over, we’re tired, people are dying and people are hungry.”

3. People riding in vehicle

4. Person opening bag, showing what's inside

5. Various of people walking with bags

STORYLINE:

Thousands of men, women, and children continued to walk to get food, despite at least 34 Palestinians being killed Monday in new shootings on the roads leading to Israeli- and U.S.-supported food distribution centers in the Gaza Strip, the local Health Ministry said.

The toll was the deadliest yet in the near-daily shootings that have taken place as thousands of Palestinians move through Israeli military-controlled areas to reach the food centers.

As on previous days, witnesses said Israeli troops opened fire in an attempt to control crowds.

The ministry says several hundred people have been killed and hundreds more wounded in such shootings since the centers, run by the private contractor Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, opened three weeks ago.

There was no immediate comment by the Israeli military.

It has said in previous instances that troops fired warning shots at what it calls suspects approaching their positions.

Gaza’s Health Ministry said 33 Palestinians were killed trying to reach the GHF center near the southern city of Rafah and another on route to a GHF hub in central Gaza.

It said four other people were killed elsewhere.

Israel and the United States say the new GHF system is needed to prevent Hamas from siphoning off aid.

GHF says there has been no violence in or around the sites themselves.

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Haifa, Israel - 16 June 2025

1. Various of damanged building, cars

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Anna Vedenin, Resident:

"Yesterday we saw, we listened to the siren and went downstairs to the shelter, and after a few minutes we listened, we heard a boom. And we understand that it's very close and I was with my daughter, she's 5 years old. She started to cry and (was) very panicked. After that, we go upstairs to see what's happened and we saw a lot of policemen and soldiers and so on, and there was the smell of fire. And after that we go to sleep in school because we were very afraid in my home, and we don't have an iron door, so it's not like a shelter."

3. Various of interiors of destroyed flats

4. Tilt up from man looking into rubble to destroyed building

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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Eric (last name not given), Resident:

"The damage is pretty severe. And for us, you know, it's pretty shocking to see our little neighbourhood, peaceful and quiet, so devastated by some missiles that arrived from 3,000 kilometres away from here."

6. Pan from people next to burnt cars to wide of building hit by rocket

STORYLINE:

Israel said on Monday that at least 24 people have been killed and more than 500 injured as Iran launched more than 370 missiles and hundreds of drones.

Authorities in the northern Israeli port city of Haifa said an Iranian missile had hit a residential building.

It comes as Iran fired a new wave of missile attacks on Israel early Monday, killing at least five people, while Israel claimed it had achieved air superiority over Tehran and could fly over the Iranian capital without facing major threats. 

On the fourth day of the conflict, the Israeli military said it had destroyed more than 120 surface-to-surface missile launchers in central Iran, a third of Iran's total.

It also said fighter jets had struck 10 command centers in Tehran belonging to Iran’s Quds Force, an elite arm of its Revolutionary Guard that conducts military and intelligence operations outside Iran.

Iran, meanwhile, announced it had launched some 100 missiles and vowed further retaliation for sweeping attacks on its military and nuclear infrastructure that have killed at least 224 people in the country since Friday.

One missile fell near the American consulate in Tel Aviv, with its blast waves causing minor damage, US Ambassador Mike Huckabee said on X.

He added that no American personnel were injured. 

The latest conflict began when Israel launched an assault on Iran’s top military leaders, uranium enrichment sites and nuclear scientists that it said was necessary to prevent its longtime adversary from getting any closer to building an atomic weapon. 

AP video by Alon Bernstein

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(16 Jun 2025)

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San Francisco - 16 June 2025

1. State Senators Scott Wiener and Jesse Arreguín walk to podium in front of City Hall

2. State Senate seal on podium

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3. SOUNDBITE (English) State Sen. Scott Wiener, (D) San Francisco:

"We are here to announce new legislation, Senate Bill 627, the No Secret Police Act. And this is a very important and timely proposal to deal with the fact that we are seeing more and more law enforcement officers, particularly at the federal level... covering their faces entirely, not identifying themselves at all, at times even wearing army fatigues, where you can't tell are these law enforcement officers or a vigilante militia."

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Denver - 5 February 2025

4. ARCHIVE: Various law enforcement officers wearing masks during ICE raid

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San Francisco - 16 June 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (English) State Sen. Jesse Arreguín, (D) Berkeley:

"In addition, we are seeing people who are impersonating law enforcement officials. And so this is also to try to discourage these imposters, these thugs that are engaging in activity that's clearly illegal and clearly not authorized. So this is a very important step to hold law enforcement accountable, to keep our community safe in California. And we are committed to move this bill forward this year. It is time critical, it is important that we put this in place now."

6. Pan from State Senators speaking to gathered media

7. TV news camera cutaway

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8. SOUNDBITE (English) State Sen. Scott Wiener, (D) San Francisco:

"If you start having a system where law enforcement officers are moving towards like storm troopers in Star Wars, when I was a kid, I remember thinking that the storm troopers were all robots. They're not. They're people who just covered everything up. We don't want to move towards that kind of model where law enforcement becomes almost like an occupying army disconnected from the community. And that's what it is when you start hiding their face, hiding the identity, and that's why in San Francisco and in so many local communities, law enforcement officers, they don't cover their faces. They have their name and their badge number on their uniform so you can see who's interacting with you or who's arresting you. And I understand, I don't want anyone to be doxed and there are rules around that, but boy, it's a totally different society that we're going to be living in if we get to the point where it is considered acceptable for law enforcement officers to be anonymous. That is not okay."

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Denver - 5 February 2025

9. ARCHIVE: Various law enforcement officers wearing masks during ICE raid

STORYLINE:

California lawmakers are taking action against what they call “secret police tactics” with a new bill aimed at increasing transparency and accountability in law enforcement.

State Senators Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) and Jesse Ar... [truncated]

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