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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

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, be in our community, 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?"

4. Pan from State Senators speaking to gathered media

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

"People are afraid, families are being torn apart. And it's important that people that are engaged in any sort of law enforcement activity, whether state, whether it's county, or whether it is federal, that there's full transparency in terms of what's happening. 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. TV news cameras cutaway

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

"Law enforcement officers serve the community. They're not separate from the community. They serve the community. And 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 doxxed 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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ARCHIVE: Denver - 5 February 2025

8. Various law enforcement officers wearing masks during ICE raid

STORYLINE:

California lawmakers are taking action against what they call “se... [truncated]

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Bamako, Mali - 16 June 2025

1. Lawyers for Barrick Gold leaving judge's office

2. Lawyers for Barrick Gold and Barrick Gold employees outside court

3. Mahamadou Samaké, Barrick Gold's West Africa Director, on phone

4. Barrick Gold employee and lawyer

5. Wide of military personnel seated in front of judge’s office door

6. Sign of judge’s office

7. Various exteriors of Bamako Commercial Court

8. Various of Malian flag outside Bamako Commercial Court

STORYLINE:

A judge in Mali on Monday ordered Barrick Gold to be placed under provisional administration for six months in an ongoing dispute between the Canadian mining company and the West African nation's military government over unpaid taxes.

Judge Issa Aguibou Diallo, in a statement to Barrick's lawyers, also announced the appointment within 15 days of Zoumana Makadji, an accountant and a former minister of health of Mali, as the company's provisional administrator.

Barrick Gold has been in conflict with Mali's military rulers over alleged unpaid taxes and unfair contracts with past governments.

The dispute culminated in an arrest warrant in December 2024 for Barrick CEO Mark Bristow and the company’s offer to pay $370 million to the government.

“While Barrick’s subsidiaries remain the legal owners of the mine, operational control has been transferred to an external administrator,” Barrick said in a statement on its website following the ruling.

In December, Barrick submitted a request for arbitration to the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes to address disagreements with Mali concerning the Loulo-Gounkoto complex, where the mines are located.

Despite this, the government took a series of escalatory measures, including the arrest of Barrick Gold employees, who remain detained, and the suspension of gold exports.

Barrick, which has been present in Mali for three decades, emphasized that the arbitration process was still ongoing and reaffirmed its commitment to “engaging with the government of Mali, in parallel, to identify a constructive, mutually acceptable solution.”

The company's statement on Monday added: "The ongoing detention of (our) employees - who remain unjustly imprisoned and used as leverage in this process - is deeply concerning and inconsistent with the trust, transparency and accountability required for a genuine long-term partnership."

Mali is one of Africa’s leading gold producers, but it has struggled for years with jihadi violence and high levels of poverty and hunger.

The military seized power in 2020, and the government has placed foreign mining companies under growing pressure as it seeks to shore up revenues.

In November, the CEO of Australian company Resolute Mining and two employees were arrested in Bamako.

They were released after the company paid $80 million to Malian authorities to resolve a tax dispute and promised to pay a further 80 million in the ... [truncated]

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Boston - 16 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) John F. Drewry, attorney and Harvard alumnus:

"And our alumni exercises, first Friday of June to show our support for the university, unfortunately, against government administration that's trying to silence the university and tell us what we can think, who we can hire, what students we can bring in. You know, it's more than a chilling effect. It's like Ice age. Just, uh, it's ridiculous that we have to waste our time doing this when there's so many issues that we should be confronting with respect to education, housing, poverty, health care. It's just tremendous, not to speak of the international situation. I don't want to go too far, but you know, Harvard had to draw the line somewhere with respect to what we're going to tolerate and alumni, we appreciate what Harvard has done for us over the years. We wanted to make it clear that we all stand together and we're not going to allow this administration to completely trample on First Amendment rights and freedom of association."

++EDIT ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

President Donald Trump’s order to block incoming foreign students from attending Harvard University will remain on hold temporarily following a hearing Monday, when a lawyer for the Ivy League school said Trump was using its students as “pawns.”

U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs in Boston extended a temporary restraining order on Trump's proclamation until June 23 while she weighs Harvard's request for a preliminary injunction. Burroughs made the decision at a hearing over Harvard's request, which Trump's Republican administration opposed.

Burroughs granted the initial restraining order June 5, and it had been set to expire Thursday.

Trump moved to block foreign students from entering the U.S. to attend Harvard earlier this month, citing concerns over national security. It followed a previous attempt by the Department of Homeland Security to revoke Harvard's ability to host foreign students on its campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Burroughs has temporarily blocked that action, too, and is weighing whether it should remain on hold until the case is decided.

Some Harvard alumni paying close attention to the matter spoke out Monday.

"You know, it's more than a chilling effect. It's like and Ice age. Just, uh, it's ridiculous that we have to waste our time doing this when there's so many issues that we should be confronting with respect to education, housing, poverty, health care," said attorney and Harvard alumnus John F. Drewry.

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Deir al-Balah, Gaza Strip - 16 June 2025

1. Various of people gathering near site of destroyed building after Israeli strike, fire burning among rubble, smoke in the air

2. Various of boy crying, looking for his father

3. Various of people calling out, fire burning

4. Fire engine arriving at scene

5. Mid of fire engine

6. Various of firefighters extinguishing fire

7. Various of fire burning among rubble

8. Various of people gathering near site of destruction

9. Various of people looking through rubble

10. Mid of firefighter extinguishing fire

11. Wide of firefighter extinguishing fire

STORYLINE:

The Israeli military struck a building in Deir al-Balah in central Gaza on Monday, sparking a fire.

No casualties were reported, as residents evacuated after receiving a warning ahead of the attack.

After the strike, residents rushed to search for casualties and to remove gas canisters from the area.

Children were seen crying as firefighters arrived to extinguish the blaze.

This strike comes amid ongoing Israeli military operations across the Gaza Strip.

Also on Monday, at least 34 Palestinians were killed in new shootings on the roads leading to Israeli- and U.S.-supported food distribution centres 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 centres.

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Juno Beach, Florida - 11 June 2025

1. UPSOUND (English) Perrault showing various species of sea turtle hatchlings:

"Yeah, so here we've got a leatherback hatchling, and then a loggerhead hatchling."

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Justin Perrault, Vice President of Research at Loggerhead Marinelife Center:

"When we're driving up and down the beach what we're looking for are those crawls that you see in the sand that move from east to west so the animal is leaving the ocean and then crawling west towards the dune and based on those crawls we can kind of see what what type of animal what species of animal is up. And then what we are also doing is we're waiting for that animal to start laying her eggs before we touch her or study her examine her in any way as during that egg laying process what happens is those fight-or-flight hormones that might tell that turtle normally, ah, there's a big scary human predator near me, I need to go. Those hormones are significantly reduced while they're nesting. And so they're not typically responsive to external stimuli during the process when the eggs are physically coming out of the body. And so that's when we have that like eight to twelve minute window to do the majority of our work. And that's when we typically work those animals up to disturb them the least."

3. Close of sea turtle hatchlings in container

4. Various of researchers examining a sea turtle nest at night under red light

5. Close of Loggerhead Marinelife Center researcher shirt

6. Researchers from Loggerhead Marinelife Center conducting sea turtle nesting research under moonlight

7. Various of sea turtle nesting and laying eggs

8. Various of researchers monitoring sea turtle nest

9. UPSOUND (English) Perrault releasing hatchlings on the beach:

"So we'll give these guys kind of a second chance because they wouldn't have made it out of the nests on their own."

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10. SOUNDBITE (English) Justin Perrault, Vice President of Research at Loggerhead Marinelife Center:

"Turtles and humans are not really that unique. We all eat the same things. We're all, we like to enjoy the same habitats. And so if you're seeing unhealthy animals that are a good indicator of the health of the ocean, that's just in general, a good indication of the heath of that ecosystem and the food that's within it. And so I think it's important for people to realize that while we do see a lot of nesting and that is a very positive story, there's still a lot to be done. And I think just people realizing that we all overlap on this planet. And if the turtle is unhealthy, the human is likely to be unhealthy too. And I that's important for people remember is we're all connected."

11. Sea turtle hatchling crawling towards the ocean

12. Research team monitoring sea turtle nest

13. Sea turtle hatchling crawling towards the ocean

14. Research team monitoring sea turtle nest

15. Variou... [truncated]

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Saint Paul, Minnesota – 15 June 2025

1. Mid of a Sara Dotti holding flowers, walking towards the Minnesota State Capitol

2. Wide Wide of Sara Dotti placing the flower at the memorial held for House Speaker Melissa Hortman as two other people stand by

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Sara Dotti, Minnesota resident:

"People who give to this country so selfishly deserve to be respected and protected and I just, I wanted her to her to know that she mattered and we care."

4. Close up of a memorial sign for Melissa Hortman surrounded by flowers and American flags

5. Mid of Pam Stein and two other people walking with flowers to a memorial site

6. Mid of Pam Stein and another woman placing flowers at a memorial

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Pam Stein, Minnesota resident:

"Melissa Hortman was the real unsung hero of Minnesota government, especially for people in the DFL for the last 20 years. She got things done like no one else."

8. Wide of memorial site with flowers and flags honoring the Minnesota lawmakers

9. Mid of Pam Stein paying respects at the memorial

10. Mid of Pam Stein standing and wiping her tears at a memorial site

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Pam Stein, Minnesota resident:

"We just can't continue to have this kind of violent talk, I worry for people wanting to even participate in government. I mean I have friends who get approached all the time to run for office and people don't just have to think about am I willing to do the work and am I up for the challenge? They have to think about am I willing to put my family at risk ? Am I willing to put myself at risk? And that's just crazy we should not have to live like this ."

12. Mid of mourners placing flowers at the memorial

13. Mid of a woman writing a note at the memorial

14. Mid of a woman attaching her handwritten note to a flower

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Drew Kampmeier, Minnesota resident:

"This is not what I've grown up believing. I think that we have a respect for democracy and that we shouldn't be utilizing political violence to make our point."

16. Wide of Sara Dotti, Drew Kampmeier and two others paying respects at the memorial

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Sara Dotti, Minnesota resident:

"Oh , it's just a lot. Hoping things will get better and we can all work together so this kind of stuff doesn't happen. This is where we are. We gotta move forward."

18. Close-up of a picture of House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark

STORYLINE:

On Sunday morning, flowers, candles, and handwritten notes lined the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol. They paid homage to former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, who were killed in their Brooklyn Park home early Saturday.

After placing a flower at the site, Sara Dotti took a moment standing in silence to commemorate the former state House speaker. Dotti didn't know Hortman personally, she said, but she respected her a lot.

It brought tears to Dotti's eyes when she though... [truncated]

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Paris - 16 June 2025

1. Wide of Airbus and LOT Polish Airlines officials at news conference

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Michal Fijol, CEO of LOT Polish Airlines:

"The deliveries will start in summer 2027, which means in two years' time from now, initially 40 aircrafts, 40 A220s, to gradually replace the current regional fleet. The rest of the order, altogether up to 84 aircrafts, will be delivered when the new Warsaw hub is ready, being 2032.“ (UPSOUND applause)

3. Wide of Airbus and Polish airlines LOT officials

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Michal Fijol, CEO of LOT Polish Airlines:

"We truly believe that the Airbus A220 is the right aircraft for the future of LOT. It simply very well suits our strategy. Firstly, it serves growth and our plan is to grow, to increase the number of aircrafts, to increase the number of destinations, and to serve more passengers."

5. Airbus and LOT Polish Airlines officials showing signed purchase agreements

STORYLINE:

LOT Polish Airlines has placed a firm order with Airbus, marking the first time Poland’s national carrier selects the European aircraft manufacturer as part of its fleet modernisation.

The agreement, which could foresee a future increase to 84 A220 aircraft, was announced at the 2025 Paris Air Show.

The order includes 20 A220-100s and 20 A220-300s planes.

The A220 aircraft will gradually replace the LOT’s existing regional fleet.

Michal Fijol, CEO of LOT Polish Airlines, said he believed the A220 was well-suited for the company's future plans.

"It serves growth and our plan is to grow, to increase the number of aircrafts, to increase the number of destinations, and to serve more passengers," he said during a news conference.

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Astara border checkpoint, Azerbaijan - 16 June 2025

1. Various of people walking into the border checkpoint

2. Various of people waiting at passport control

3. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Petr Suraykin, cellist at Tchaikovsky Grand Symphony Orchestra:

"On behalf of the orchestra, I want to thank everyone, including Azerbaijan, who honored us and offered us a great service of accommodating our concert in a difficult moment."

4. Various of people at passport control

STORYLINE:

Azerbaijani media reports said that following the evacuation of citizens of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia from Iran, citizens of Portugal, the Philippines, Finland, and some other countries have crossed the Astara border checkpoint and headed to the airport in Baku, the Azerbaijani capital.

Russia's Embassy in Iran said in the statement that more than 200 people, including families of the embassy staff and artists of the Tchaikovsky Grand Symphony Orchestra, crossed the Astara border checkpoint in Azerbaijan on Sunday.

More than 300 Russian citizens were evacuated over the weekend, the statement said.

Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry spokesperson Aykhan Hajizade said that 41 of its citizens, including family members of its diplomats in Iran, have also returned to Azerbaijan.

He said that Azerbaijan’s diplomatic missions in Iran have continued to operate as usual.

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Ocean City, New Jersey - 6 June 2025

1. Brian Hartley looks around amusement park storage room

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian Hartley, vice president, Playland's Castaway Cove:

"So typically this warehouse would be half full but because of the unknown with the tariffs this year we had to go ahead and pre-purchase pretty much for the entire summer.”

3. Made in Taiwan label

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian Hartley, vice president, Playland's Castaway Cove:

”We just decided to purchase everything ahead of a time to try to beat the tariffs before they went into effect and try to save that cost so we could keep our prices down for our guests."

5. Amusement park storage room

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian Hartley, vice president, Playland's Castaway Cove:

”Castaway Cove is an amusement park on the Ocean City Boardwalk. We have 30 rides.”

7. Ocean City, New Jersey sign

8. Castaway Cove ticket booth

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian Hartley, vice president, Playland's Castaway Cove:

"A lot of our rides come from overseas, so the tariffs have a huge impact."

10. Various of park rides

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian Hartley, vice president, Playland's Castaway Cove:

”Any parts that we try to order that might come from Italy or Germany or anywhere overseas — China — from our stuffed animals that we use in our games and our cranes and arcade, a lot of those things are made from overseas.“

12. Various of arcade and game machines

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian Hartley, vice president, Playland's Castaway Cove:

"A lot of times when you're replacing something on a ride, they want to make sure that it's the same metal, same material, same thickness. Everything is the same. So that way, what it's manufactured and engineered for, is precisely what's going back on the ride — not something different that could be weaker and cause some sort of issue with the ride.”

14. People walk around the park

15. Various of ride parts

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian Hartley, vice president, Playland's Castaway Cove:

“You know, eventually it is something that might have to be passed on to the customer. We may have to look at that. Right now, again, we're kind of eating that cost at the moment."

17. Various of carnival water shooting game

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Del Borrello, park visitor:

“We come here every year because it’s so fun. We build memories every single summer when we come down here to Castaway Cove.”

19. Various of carnival water shooting game

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Del Borrello, park visitor:

“With the rise in cost and everything, Castaway Cove is very affordable.”

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STORYLINE:

Every year, flocks of vacationers descend on America’s amusement parks to enjoy some summer escapism.

A budget-friendly way for families to enjoy summer, regional amusement parks are typically cheaper than bigger amusement parks like Disney World, and most are within driving distance from their guests, so exp... [truncated]

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