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(16 Jun 2025)

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 15 June 2025

1. Wide of Ben Gurion Airport

2. Wide of parked aircraft stairs for passengers

3. Pan from the airport tower to empty street

4. Various of electronic screen showing canceled arrival flights

5. Wide of airport employees walking through empty departure hall

6. Various of empty departure hall

7. Various of Mahla Finkleman, Canadian visitor to Israel, looking over Tel Aviv skyline from her hotel balcony after her flight was canceled

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahla Finkelman, Canadian visitor to Israel:

"Because I keep Shabbat, I think if there are flights Thursday night, it's not a given that maybe it'll be via Cyprus or Athens, where we'll be for next Shabbat, whether it'll be in Israel or abroad in Europe, but hopefully potentially at the earliest, Sunday or Monday of next week. Unless the skies are not open, in which case we might be here longer."

9. Finkelman walking on the hotel terrace

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahla Finkelman, Canadian visitor to Israel:

"For the first time in 17 years, I did not keep Shabbat. I had my phone with me every time I was in the bomb shelter. I let my husband know. I had to have my Rav (rabbi) at home tell me that it's OK. But it's a tense time to be here."

11. Finkleman looking over city skyline

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahla Finkelman, Canadian visitor to Israel:

"In the time that it's difficult to sleep at night or in the day, there's a million and one thoughts going through my head and I'm sure every person who's in Israel right now about friends and family who are here as well as abroad and we just have to hold each other up and it's these small acts of kindness that sort of strengthen us together as a people."

13. Various of Finkelman looking out to the city skyline from the hotel terrace

STORYLINE:

Israel’s main international airport remained closed for departures and arrivals as its military and Iran are trading strikes.

Airspace over Israel closed on Friday after Israel unleashed airstrikes across Iran.

Mahla Finkelman, a Canadian woman who arrived in Israel on June 9th still cannot fly back because her flight was canceled.

"Hopefully, potentially at the earliest, Sunday or Monday of next week, unless the skies are not open, in which case we might be here longer."

Israel closed its main international hub Ben Gurion Airport “until further notice,”, leaving over 50,000 stranded abroad.

The authorities have moved the jets of the country’s three airlines abroad. Those abroad may have to wait for days until they can return, the airport authority said.

Finkelman is experiencing life during war as other Israelis.

"For the first time in 17 years, I did not keep Shabbat. I had my phone with me every time I was in the bomb shelter. I let my husband know. I had to have my Rav (Rabbi) at home tell me that it's OK," she said.

Israel, the sole though undeclared nuclear-armed state in the Middle East, said it... [truncated]

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(16 Jun 2025)

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San Francisco - 11 June 2025

1. Various sunflower sea stars living in California Academy of Sciences aquarium tank with Giant Octopus

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Witherly, Senior Biologist, California Academy of Sciences:

"The sunflower starfish is actually incredibly important. They were recently listed as critically endangered along the California coast by the ICUN list. That means that there's barely any that you would find in the California Coast where you used to find them all over the place. So whenever you go out to a beach tide pooling, you'd be almost stepping on them. And now you can't find them anywhere. California has beautiful kelp forests that are habitat to thousands of different animals. And that habitat is being destroyed right now by overpopulation of purple urchins. Those purple urchins normally would get eaten by pycnopodia or sunflower starfish as they eat other echinoderms or starfish and urchins. But because of their decline after the sea star wasting disease multiple years ago, the purple urchin's population has mass produced and is decimating our kelp forest, destroying habitat for many different species and affecting animals all up and down the California coast. So we collaborated with Alaska Sea Life Center in Seward, Alaska. We went up there where they have over 45 adult individuals and we were able to successfully spawn them. And we have, as you can see, a ton of larvae. So we are growing these up from free-floating larvae to tiny, subtle starfish to much larger juvenile starfish. But the goal here is to get good and kind of break the code about how to mass produce and breed and care for these animals in our care so that then we can reintroduce them back into the wild to see surges of their numbers along the west coast."

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Mendocino County, California - 30 September 2023

3. Underwater footage of purple urchins covering the sea floor

4. Underwater footage of diver smashing purple urchin

5. Diver holds harvested purple urchins

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San Francisco - 11 June 2025

6. Shipping container with "live animals" written on it

7. Various sea star larvae in containers and being examined with microscope

8. Various young sunflower sea stars being moved into bigger tanks

9. Two fully grown sunflower sea stars in public tank on display

STORYLINE:

In a breakthrough for marine conservation, scientists at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco are successfully spawning and raising critically endangered sunflower sea stars in captivity, an effort that could help restore the species in the wild.

Once decimated by sea star wasting disease, sunflower sea stars lost more than 90% of their population in just a decade.

But now, after years of research, biologists have learned to breed them, and are building up captive populations for future reintroduction along California’s coast.

Three fully matu... [truncated]

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Pine Grove Furnace State Park, Pennsylvania - 10 June 2025

1. Ice cream on a table

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Cooper, Appalachian Trail thru-hiker:

“1760, okay. So that's, that's about a third of my calories for the day.”

3. Half-gallon ice cream challenge sign

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4. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Cooper, Appalachian Trail thru-hiker:

"What I'm doing is eating a half-gallon of ice cream at the halfway point on the Appalachian Trail. It's called the half-gallon challenge. Very appropriately named."

5. Pine Grove Furnace General Store sign

6. Sam Cooper walks into Pine Grove Furnace General Store

7. Various of thru-hiker walking Appalachian Trail

8. Sam Cooper eats ice cream

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9. SOUNDBITE (English) Angela Simons, manager at Pine Grove General Store:

“The Pine Grove General Store is the unofficial halfway point of the Appalachian Trail, and it's a stop for hikers for fresh food, the half-gallon challenge and for resupply… they come in to do the half-gallon challenge because it’s a big accomplishment making it halfway through the trail… it’s the tradition… little bragging rights.”

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10. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Cooper, Appalachian Trail thru-hiker:

“It was a reward up until right about here.”

11. Thru-hiker Zeke Meddock attempts the half-gallon ice cream challenge

12. Thru-hiker Zeke Meddock is photographed for beating the challenge

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13. SOUNDBITE (English) Angela Simons, manager at Pine Grove General Store:

"I feel like it's important. It's a big accomplishment and they want to reward themselves and the hikers just want to you know say, ‘Hey, I did it.’ One more thing that they can say that they accomplished.”

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Cooper, Appalachian Trail thru-hiker:

“How many miles we've done so far… 1,090, isn't it?”

15. Thru-hiker walking Appalachian Trail

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16. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Cooper, Appalachian Trail thru-hiker:

“Even after hiking hundreds of miles. Nobody should be doing/eating a half-gallon of ice cream. Definitely hazardous for human health.”

17. Various of photos adorning wall

18. Photo of half-gallon ice cream challenge record holder

19. A pint of ice cream

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20. SOUNDBITE (English) Angela Simons, manager at Pine Grove General Store:

"There's locals that come in and they told me that this has been around for at least since the 1980s.The record time is three minutes and 37 seconds. We've had many try to beat it but no one's gotten close."

21. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Cooper, Appalachian Trail thru-hiker:

“That's the last bite… we did it!”

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STORYLINE:

Midway up the Appalachian Trail, a little country store in Gardners, Pennsylvania, invites hikers to take on an additional challenge: eating a half-gallon of ice cream in one sitting. So far this year, about 50 thru-hikers have finished th... [truncated]

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 15 June 2025

1. Various of electronic screen showing canceled arrival flights

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahla Finkelman, Canadian visitor to Israel:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 3-4++

"I think if there are flights Thursday night, it's not a given that maybe it'll be via Cyprus or Athens, where we'll be for next Shabbat, whether it'll be in Israel or abroad in Europe, but hopefully potentially at the earliest, Sunday or Monday of next week. Unless the skies are not open, in which case we might be here longer."

3. Empty departure hall

4. Wide of airport employees walking through empty departure hall

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahla Finkelman, Canadian visitor to Israel:

++SOUNDBITE IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 6-8++

"In the time that it's difficult to sleep at night or in the day, there's a million and one thoughts going through my head and I'm sure every person who's in Israel right now about friends and family who are here as well as abroad and we just have to hold each other up and it's these small acts of kindness that sort of strengthen us together as a people."

6. Various of empty departure hall

7. Wide of Ben Gurion Airport

8. Wide of parked aircraft stairs for passengers

STORYLINE:

Israel’s main international airport remained closed for departures and arrivals as its military and Iran are trading strikes.

Airspace over Israel closed on Friday after Israel unleashed airstrikes across Iran.

Mahla Finkelman, a Canadian woman who arrived in Israel on June 9th still cannot fly back because her flight was canceled.

"Hopefully, potentially at the earliest, Sunday or Monday of next week, unless the skies are not open, in which case we might be here longer."

Israel closed its main international hub Ben Gurion Airport “until further notice,”, leaving over 50,000 stranded abroad.

The authorities have moved the jets of the country’s three airlines abroad. Those abroad may have to wait for days until they can return, the airport authority said.

Finkelman is experiencing life during war as other Israelis.

"For the first time in 17 years, I did not keep Shabbat. I had my phone with me every time I was in the bomb shelter. I let my husband know. I had to have my Rav (Rabbi) at home tell me that it's OK," she said.

Israel, the sole though undeclared nuclear-armed state in the Middle East, said it launched the attack to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. The two countries have been adversaries for decades.

Explosions shook Iran's capital, Tehran, around noon and again around 3:30 p.m. Sirens went off across much of Israel around 4 p.m., warning of Iran's first daytime assault since fighting began. More sirens sounded around 8:30 p.m.

AP Video shot by Moshe Edri

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Central Israel - 16 June 2025

1. Various of extensive damage to buildings in central Israel after Iranian missiles attack, emergency services at scene

STORYLINE:

Iran launched a new wave of missile attacks on Israel early Monday, triggering air raid sirens across the country as emergency services reported projectiles striking and shrapnel falling in Israel's north and center, wounding at least 67 people.

Powerful explosions, likely from Israel’s defense systems intercepting Iranian missiles, rocked Tel Aviv shortly before dawn, ushering in a fourth day of open warfare between the regional foes.

Plumes of black smoke rose into the sky over the major coastal city.

Authorities in the central Israeli city of Petah Tikva near Tel Aviv said that Iranian missiles had hit a residential building there, charring concrete walls, blowing out windows and heavily damaging multiple apartments.

There was no immediate word on the number of casualties from that strike as rescuers searched through the ruins.

Israel’s Magen David Adom emergency service said it was treating 67 wounded people evacuated from four different places hit by missile strikes. It said most of the people were in moderate or mild condition.

AP Video shot by Baz Ratner

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Central Israel - 16 June 2025

1. Various of extensive damage to buildings in central Israel after Iranian missiles attack, emergency services at scene

STORYLINE:

Iran launched a new wave of missile attacks on Israel early Monday, triggering air raid sirens across the country as emergency services reported projectiles striking and shrapnel falling in Israel's north and center, wounding at least 67 people.

Powerful explosions, likely from Israel’s defense systems intercepting Iranian missiles, rocked Tel Aviv shortly before dawn, ushering in a fourth day of open warfare between the regional foes.

Plumes of black smoke rose into the sky over the major coastal city.

Authorities in the central Israeli city of Petah Tikva near Tel Aviv said that Iranian missiles had hit a residential building there, charring concrete walls, blowing out windows and heavily damaging multiple apartments.

There was no immediate word on the number of casualties from that strike as rescuers searched through the ruins.

Israel’s Magen David Adom emergency service said it was treating 67 wounded people evacuated from four different places hit by missile strikes. It said most of the people were in moderate or mild condition.

AP Video shot by Baz Ratner

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Mexico City - 15 June 2025

1. A man with a headband reading (English) Free Palestine

2. Protesters marching with Palestinian flag, chanting

3. Young people jump

4. Man blowing conch, protesters holding Palestinian flags

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alexandra Tohme, Lebanese protester, living in Mexico for three months :

"The governments of the United States, England, Germany and France are arming Israel, sending all the money to carry out genocide and also bombing four countries at the same time—now five countries. Who is the greatest threat to international peace? It's Israel."

6. Various of protest march

7. Various of a group of musicians taking part in the march, playing music

8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Felipe Ignacio Echevique, protester:

"They have been educated for more than 40 years within the Zionist doctrine; they are people who only seek to colonize and colonize the lands of the West Bank, all of them, everything that is left around them."

9. Two young women with "Free Palestine" written on their cheeks

10. Demonstration, protesters holding large Palestinian flag

11. Palestine flags

12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Rosalba Hernández, protester:

"The more countries are involved in the conflict, the more weapons and interests there are, and it becomes increasingly difficult to resolve conflicts. This should definitely be a call for peace."

13. Various of march

14. Young person painting eyes in the colours of the Palestinian flag

STORYLINE:

Protesters marched in Mexico City on Sunday from the iconic Angel of Independence along the city's main avenue to show their solidarity with Palestinians affected by the war in Gaza.

They demanded an end to violence and that the Mexican government take steps to sever diplomatic relations with Israel.

Some of the protesters said the demonstration was a call for peace, during the escalating conflict and the recent exchange of strikes with Iran.

Entrepreneur Rosalba Hernández said, "The more countries are involved in the conflict, the more weapons and interests there are, and it becomes increasingly difficult to resolve conflicts. This should definitely be a call for peace."

AP Video shot by Amaranta Marentes

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 16 June 2025

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1. Long shot of explosions and interceptions seen over the sky of Tel Aviv, UPSOUND sirens

STORYLINE:

Explosions and interceptions were seen and heard in the Tel Aviv area, after missiles were launched from Iran towards Israel overnight into Monday.

For the fourth day Iran launched a new wave of missile attacks on Israel early Monday, triggering air raid sirens across the country as emergency services reported shrapnel falling in several areas in central Israel, sparking fires and wounding at least 10 people.

Israel and Iran have traded more missile attacks despite international calls for a halt to the fighting, with neither country showing signs of backing down as the conflict between the regional foes raged for a third day.

Iran on Sunday said Israel struck its oil refineries, killed the intelligence chief of its paramilitary Revolutionary Guard and two other generals and hit population centers in intensive aerial attacks that raised the death toll in the country since Israel launched its major campaign on Friday to 224 people.

Israel, which has aimed its missiles at Iran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program and military leadership, said that that Iran has fired over 270 missiles since Friday, wreaking havoc on sleepy residential suburbs and killing 14 people.

AP Video shot by Leo Correa

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(16 Jun 2025)

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Calgary, Canada - 15 June 2025

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1. Wide of plane carrying French President Emmanuel Macron

2. Pan of officials waiting

3. Various of Macron getting off plane and greeting officials

4. Macron leaving with officials

STORYLINE:

French President Emmanuel Macron stepped off the plane in Calgary on Sunday greeted by officials and military personnel, as he arrives for the G7 summit.

Leaders of some of the world’s biggest economic powers are arriving in the Canadian Rockies on Sunday for a Group of Seven summit, overshadowed by an escalating conflict between Israel and Iran and U.S. President Donald Trump’s unresolved trade war.

Israel’s strikes on Iran and Tehran’s retaliation, which appeared to catch many world leaders unawares, is the latest sign of a more volatile world.

Macron had also visited Greenland on Sunday for a highly symbolic stop on his way to Canada.

Macron warned that Greenland is “not to be sold” nor “to be taken."

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Central Israel - 16 June 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Various wide shots of damaged buildings, rescue services at site

STORYLINE:

Buildings in central Israel were damaged following a missile attack from Iran early on Monday.

The Magen David Adom emergency service (MDA) said their teams were treating several people with minor injuries and “searches are being conducted at all impacted sites to locate additional casualties.”

Ichilov hospital in Tel Aviv said it received eight people with injuries, mostly minor.

Israel and Iran have traded more missile attacks despite international calls for a halt to the fighting, with neither country showing signs of backing down as the conflict between the regional foes raged for a third day.

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