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Tel Aviv, Israel - 15 June 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Various of projectiles and missiles over Tel Aviv

2. Wide of city and air raid sirens

3. Various of projectiles and missiles and explosions

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Jerusalem - 15 June 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

4. Wide of city

5. Various of projectiles and missiles

STORYLINE:

Missiles and projectiles were seen in the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv early on Sunday as Tehran unleashed a fresh attack on Israel which in turn launched an expanded assault on Iran.

Israel warned of more attacks after Tehran fired waves of missiles and drones that killed three people and wounded dozens in Israel.

Casualty figures weren’t immediately available in Iran, where Israel targeted its Defense Ministry headquarters in Tehran as well as sites that it alleged were associated with the country's nuclear program.

The simultaneous strikes represented the latest salvo since a surprise attack by Israel two days earlier aimed at decimating Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program.

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tel Aviv area, Israel - 15 June 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Tilt down of damaged building to emergency services in front

2. Destroyed building, flames rising, emergency workers on scene

3. Emergency workers

4. Destroyed building, flames

5. Medics carrying injured

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Mednick, Associated Press:

++PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 2-5 AND 7-8++

"This is an area just outside of Tel Aviv that has been absolutely decimated by missiles that have come from Iran early this morning. You can see behind me first responders. They are trying to get the remains of the missile that landed there between two buildings, it appears. Half of these buildings have been destroyed. The buildings have been completely torn off. First responders say there have been fatalities here, but it's unclear right now how many people and that there have been dozens of people injured. Walking here you saw people with their suitcases just evacuating some of the buildings, which responders are helping them to leave. This is yet another night of attacks from Iran after Israel launched its attack first on Iran's nuclear program, on its nuclear facilities, as well as its military facilities. First responders have sent a drone up here to kind of suss out some of the damage to the areas that they can't get to. Right now they're trying to just search some of these buildings, see if there are anyone left inside them, people who are injured, people who have survived. This is unprecedented damage for here right now and people are shaken and they're just trying to scramble right now to see the extent of what has actually happened this morning."

7. Emergency workers combing through rubble

8. Various of destroyed buildings, emergency workers among rubble

STORYLINE:

First responders were looking for survivors and clearing the remnants of a missile that fell on a neighborhood outside of Tel Aviv early Sunday morning.

An AP reporter saw streets lined with damaged and destroyed buildings, bombed out cars and shards of glass.

Responders used a drone to look for survivors in areas that were too hard to access. Some people were fleeing the area with their belongings in suitcases.

The Israeli military said earlier Sunday it targeted Iran’s Defense Ministry headquarters in Tehran.

Israel’s military also said it targeted sites it alleged were associated with Iran’s nuclear program around Tehran.

It alleged the sites were “related to the Iranian regime’s nuclear weapons project.”

U.S. intelligence agencies and the International Atomic Energy Agency have repeatedly said Iran was not pursuing a nuclear weapon before Israel unleashed its campaign of airstrikes targeting Iran beginning Friday.

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(15 Jun 2025)

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Leavenworth, Kansas – 3 March 2025

1. Close up of barbed wire

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 6 June 2025

++COVERED++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) John Hanna, The Associated Press:

“I'm standing in front of CoreCivics prison in Leavenworth, Kansas.”

3. CoreCivic sign outside of Midwest Regional Reception Center

++COVERED++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) John Hanna, The Associated Press:

“It's been closed since 2021.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 3 March 2025

5. Inmate cells and seating area inside Midwest Regional Reception Center

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 6 June 2025

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

6. SOUNDBITE (English) John Hanna, The Associated Press:

“This detention center or prison and about 20 others like it that are idle across the United States have become a pretty crucial part of the Trump administration's plans to expand the number of beds it has to hold immigrants who are living in the U.S. Illegally for deportation.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 3 March 2025

7. Panning shot of inmate cells and seating area inside Midwest Regional Reception Center

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 6 June 2025

++COVERED++

8. SOUNDBITE (English) John Hanna, The Associated Press:

“If ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, wants to add new beds quickly, closed facilities like this are going to be among the first places they turn.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 3 March 2025

9. View from above of inmate holding area

10. Wide view of outdoor recreation area at Midwest Regional Reception Center

++PARTIALLY COVERED

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Misty Mackey, warden, Midwest Regional Reception Center:

“We would have a contingency of male and female adult detainees at our facility is the need that they're talking about at this moment. There wouldn't be any family or children at our facility.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 6 June 2025

12. CoreCivic sign outside of Midwest Regional Reception Center

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 3 March 2025

++COVERED++

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Misty Mackey, warden, Midwest Regional Reception Center:

“The capacity of the facility is 1,033. So based on our contract with immigration, they'll determine what their need is and what they wanna contract as far as bed space with us.”

14. Door to outdoor recreation area at Midwest Regional Reception Center

15. Medium view of outdoor recreation area at Midwest Regional Reception Center

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 6 June 2025

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Trapp, Founder, New American Community:

“If the facility is going to open at all someday, and I'm not going to say that I'm not going fight every step of that. If it does, I want it to operate with the greatest degree of safety, the greatest ability to protect residents and staff and the community and want to make sure that we have the best protocols in place.”

17. Various of protestors holding signs

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(15 Jun 2025)

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Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 14 June 2025

1. Wide of a refugee camp in Gaza Strip

2. Various of people gathering near a pickup truck carrying water to fill their plastic buckets and containers with drinking water

3. Various of people putting their buckets in line waiting for their turn to fill those buckets with water

4. People jostling each other to fill their water buckets

5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Youssra Youssef, resident of Gaza:

“Right now, as you can see, we’re running to get water just to drink. We run to the charity kitchen just to eat and get a bit of soup. Bread is missing, all vegetables, all kinds of food are missing. Of course, our health has deteriorated. Our bones have weakened. There’s nothing left, nothing that sustains life. To be honest, we’re just living as walking corpses. There’s absolutely no element or sign of life left, unfortunately.”

6. Several men and children gathering near the water truck

7. Various of child trying to fill water in a plastic container with a glass

8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohammad Hassouna, Gazan resident:

“I came to fill water. I stood for half an hour or an hour waiting for my turn, and there wasn’t enough water. They’re supposed to increase the amount of water for the people, you know there are many people. God willing, things will get better. As you can see, I wasn’t able to fill (my containers). I didn’t manage to fill them. They really need to increase the amount for the people.”

9. Child and man carrying water in plastic containers to their tents

10. Wide of refugee camp

STORYLINE:

Palestinians in Gaza struggle to get not just food and supplies, but also water.

Children and adults wait, sometimes for hours, out in the hot sun, to fill a bucket or a couple of bottles with clean water.

"We are running after water just to drink," said Youssra Youssef, a local resident. "We run to the charity kitchen just to eat and get a bit of soup. Bread is missing, all vegetables, all kinds of food are missing."

She added: "We’re just living as walking corpses."

There's not enough water for the large numbers living in the camp.

Mohammad Hassouna, a resident of Gaza, said that he stood for about an hour waiting for his turn to fill a few bottles of water only to be left with nothing.

“There isn’t enough water," he said. "They really need to increase the amount for the people."

Israel has blocked the entry of supplies and aid to the territory for almost three months, only now allowing in a small amount for the more than 2 million people living in the Gaza Strip.

Humanitarian organizations say it is too little.

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 3 March 2025

1. Inmate cells and seating area inside Midwest Regional Reception Center

2. Close up of barbed wire

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 6 June 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) John Hanna, The Associated Press:

“I'm standing in front of CoreCivic’s prison in Leavenworth, Kansas.”

4. CoreCivic sign outside of facility

5. SOUNDBITE (English) John Hanna, The Associated Press:

“It's been closed since 2021.”

6. Close up of CoreCivic sign outside of the Midwest Regional Reception Center

7. SOUNDBITE (English) John Hanna, The Associated Press:

“This detention center or prison and about 20 others like it that are idle across the United States have become a pretty crucial part of the Trump administration's plans to expand the number of beds it has to hold immigrants who are living in the U.S. Illegally for deportation.”

8. Protestors holding signs

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 3 March 2025

9. Close up of barbed wire

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 6 June 2025

10. SOUNDBITE (English) John Hanna, The Associated Press:

“If ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, wants to add new beds quickly. Closed facilities like this are going to be among the first places they turn.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 3 March 2025

11. Panning shot of inmate cells and seating area inside Midwest Regional Reception Center

12. View from above of inmate holding area

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Misty Mackey, warden, Midwest Regional Reception Center:

“We would have a contingency of male and female adult detainees at our facility is the need that they're talking about at this moment. There wouldn't be any family or children at our facility.”

14. Door to outdoor recreation area at Midwest Regional Reception Center

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Misty Mackey, warden, Midwest Regional Reception Center:

“The capacity of the facility is 1,033. So based on our contract with immigration, they'll determine what their need is and what they wanna contract as far as bed space with us.”

16. Wide view of outdoor recreation area at Midwest Regional Reception Center

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Misty Mackey, warden, Midwest Regional Reception Center:

“So, we try to stay out of the policies of immigration, and our primary responsibility is providing the service to the government and fulfilling their needs.”

18. Medium view of outdoor recreation area at Midwest Regional Reception Center

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Leavenworth, Kansas – 6 June 2025

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Mike Trapp, Founder, New American Community:

“If the facility is going to open at all someday, and I'm not going to say that I'm not going fight every step of that. If it does, I want it to operate with the greatest degree of safety, the greatest ability to protect residents and staff and the community and want to make sure that we have the best protocols in place.”

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Tel Aviv area, Israel - 15 June 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Tilt down of damaged building to emergency services in front

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Mednick, Associated Press:

"This is an area just outside of Tel Aviv that has been absolutely decimated by missiles that have come from Iran early this morning. You can see behind me first responders. They are trying to get the remains of the missile that landed there between two buildings, it appears. Half of these buildings have been destroyed. The buildings have been completely torn off. First responders say there have been fatalities here, but it's unclear right now how many people and that there have been dozens of people injured. Walking here you saw people with their suitcases just evacuating some of the buildings, which responders are helping them to leave. This is yet another night of attacks from Iran after Israel launched its attack first on Iran's nuclear program, on its nuclear facilities, as well as its military facilities. First responders have sent a drone up here to kind of suss out some of the damage to the areas that they can't get to. Right now they're trying to just search some of these buildings, see if there are anyone left inside them, people who are injured, people who have survived. This is unprecedented damage for here right now and people are shaken and they're just trying to scramble right now to see the extent of what has actually happened this morning."

3. Various of damaged buildings, vehicles, rubble and emergency services

STORYLINE:

First responders were looking for survivors and clearing the remnants of a missile that fell on a neighborhood outside of Tel Aviv early Sunday morning.

An AP reporter saw streets lined with damaged and destroyed buildings, bombed out cars and shards of glass.

Responders used a drone to look for survivors in areas that were too hard to access. Some people were fleeing the area with their belongings in suitcases.

The Israeli military said earlier Sunday it targeted Iran’s Defense Ministry headquarters in Tehran.

Israel’s military also said it targeted sites it alleged were associated with Iran’s nuclear program around Tehran.

It alleged the sites were “related to the Iranian regime’s nuclear weapons project.”

U.S. intelligence agencies and the International Atomic Energy Agency have repeatedly said Iran was not pursuing a nuclear weapon before Israel unleashed its campaign of airstrikes targeting Iran beginning Friday.

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++CLIENTS: RESENDING SCRIPT TO UPDATE LOCATION TO 'BAT YAM' (IT WAS PREVIOUSLY 'GUSH DAN, TEL AVIV, ISRAEL)++

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Bat Yam, Israel - 15 June 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Tilt down of damaged building to emergency workers

2. Various of damage, emergency workers and others searching under the rubble

3. Emergency worker with dog among rubble

4. Emergency services and others searching through rubble

5. Paramedics carrying a man on stretcher

6. Wide of emergency workers

7. Pan across ruined cars, tilt up to damaged building

STORYLINE:

First responders were searching for survivors amid destroyed apartment blocks, after an Iranian missile attack on a neighborhood outside of Tel Aviv early Sunday morning.

Streets were filled with rubble, damaged cars and shards of glass.

Responders used a drone at points to look for survivors in some of the areas that were too hard to access.

Some people were fleeing the area with their belongings in suitcases.

Tehran unleashed a fresh barrage of missiles blamed for the deaths of four people in Israel, while Israel launched an expanded assault on Iran on Sunday, with direct strikes targeting its energy industry and Defense Ministry headquarters.

Emergency services rushed to different locations in Israel, including one in Gush Dan in the Tel Aviv area where a building was hit.

The simultaneous strikes represented the latest salvo since a surprise attack by Israel two days earlier aimed at decimating Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program.

Casualty figures weren’t immediately available in Iran, where Israel targeted its Defense Ministry headquarters in Tehran as well as sites that it alleged were associated with the country's nuclear program.

Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard claimed that Iranian missiles targeted fuel production facilities for Israeli fighter jets, something not acknowledged by Israel.

Amid the continued conflict, planned negotiations between Iran and the United States over Tehran's nuclear program were cancelled, throwing into question when and how an end to the fighting could come.

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Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 2 June 2025

1. Judges entering courthouse

2. Colombian suspects accused of involvement in the assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moïse entering courtroom

3. Judges receiving papers

4. Various of suspects in courthouse for case hearing

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jheyner Alberto Carmona Flores, Detained Colombian national: ++ PARTIALLY OVERLAID++

“Detainees have the right to be treated with dignity. Not to be subjected to cruel treatment or torture.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 29 February 2024

5. Various of people running away with sounds of shots in background

6. Wide of body lying on street in the distance as people walk out of the neighborhood with their hands up

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 17 October 2019

7. Haitian President Jovenel Moïse walking with his wife Martine Marie Étienne Moïse and other officials

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 7 July 2021

8. Various of Moise's house with bullet holes on wall

9. Armed soldiers in Moïse's house

10. Armed soldiers on the roof

11. Police arresting Colombian nationals suspected of involvement in Moïse's assassination

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 8 July 2021

12. Detained Colombian suspects

STORYLINE:

Not one suspect imprisoned in Haiti has faced trial after being accused in the killing of President Jovenel Moïse, who was gunned down at his home nearly four years ago.

Gang violence, death threats, and a crumbling judicial system have stalled an ongoing investigation defined by outbursts and tense exchanges between suspects and judges.

Six Haitian judges have been assigned to investigate whether there is sufficient evidence to warrant a trial for the twenty suspects still detained in the troubled Caribbean country.

Among them are 17 former soldiers from Colombia and three Haitian officials: a former mayor, a former policeman, and Joseph Badio, who once worked for Haiti’s Ministry of Justice and at the government’s anti-corruption unit until he was fired for alleged ethics violations.

Three other suspects, all Colombians, were killed hours after Moïse was slain.

The initial investigation into the case was repeatedly halted as some Haitian judges resigned because they feared for their lives. Now, judges are tasked with starting the investigation anew.

But determining who might be complicit in the president’s death is only one of numerous challenges they face.

The tension in the hearing has carried over into the interrogations of the Colombian suspects, who denied participating in the killing and maintain they were hired by a Miami-based security firm and told they’d be going to Haiti to provide security for a power plant, a water treatment plant, and diplomatic officials, as well as train Haitian police and soldiers.

The Colombians have also repeatedly denounced their poor treatment in the Haitian prison.

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Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 2 June 2025

1. Various of detained Colombian suspects accused of involvement in the assassination Haitian president Jovenel Moïse entering courtroom

2. Various of judges entering new courthouse

3. Various of suspects in courthouse for case hearing

4. UPSOUND (Spanish/Haitian Creole) Jheyner Alberto Carmona Flores, Colombian nationals detained: ++INCLUDES CONSECUTIVE TRANSLATION ++

“(In Haiti) Detainees have the right to be treated with dignity. Not to be subjected to cruel treatment or torture.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 29 February 2024

5. Various of people running away with sounds on shots in background

6. Wide of body lying on street in the distance as people walk out of the neighborhood with their hands up

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 2 June 2025

7. Detained Colombian suspects leaving new courthouse where hearing was held

8. Various of armed military personnel with faces covered by balaclavas outside the courthouse

9. Wide exterior of courthouse

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 17 October 2019

10. Haitian President Jovenel Moïse walking with his wife Martine Marie Étienne Moïse and other officials

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 7 July 2025

11. Various of Moise's house with bullet holes on wall

12. Armed soldiers in Moïse's house

13. Armed soldiers on the roof

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 7 July 2025

14. Soldiers inside Moïse's house

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Port-au-Prince, Haiti - 8 July 2025

15. Police arresting Colombian nationals suspected of involvement in Moïse's assassination

16. Colombian suspects detained

STORYLINE:

Not one suspect imprisoned in Haiti has faced trial after being accused in the killing of President Jovenel Moïse, who was gunned down at his home nearly four years ago.

Gang violence, death threats, and a crumbling judicial system have stalled an ongoing investigation defined by outbursts and tense exchanges between suspects and judges.

Six Haitian judges have been assigned to investigate whether there is sufficient evidence to warrant a trial for the twenty suspects still detained in the troubled Caribbean country.

Among them are 17 former soldiers from Colombia and three Haitian officials: a former mayor, a former policeman, and Joseph Badio, who once worked for Haiti’s Ministry of Justice and at the government’s anti-corruption unit until he was fired for alleged ethics violations.

Three other suspects, all Colombians, were killed hours after Moïse was slain.

The initial investigation into the case was repeatedly halted as some Haitian judges resigned because they feared for their lives. Now, judges are tasked with starting the investigation anew.

But determining who might be complicit in the president’s death is only one of numerous challenges they face.

The tension in the hearing has carried over into the interrog... [truncated]

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San Juan, Puerto Rico - 14 June 2025

1. People watching demonstration from apartment balcony and clapping

2. Demonstrators in street waving Puerto Rican flag

3. Sign reading (English): “Impeach Trump Make America Great Again”

4. Demonstrator putting a sticker on a wall reading (English): “ICE go home”

5. Jose Rodríguez, president of the Dominican human rights committee, talking to demonstrators

6. Demonstrators walking with flags

7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jose Rodríguez, president of the Dominican human rights committee:

“Tomorrow is Father’s Day. Many fathers and mothers will not be able to embrace their children because the governor sold out our information (to ICE) and had them arrested. What we want is to gain support for our fight and to continue this struggle. We have several projects waiting for approval, always seeking the support of the Puerto Rican community, the international community, and the press to make the problems of migrants visible, not only in the United States. We salute all the people protesting there today, but also in Puerto Rico.”

8. Various of demonstrators with flags of Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic

9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Annette Martinez Orabona, Executive Director of ACLU ( American Civil Liberties Union), Puerto Rico:

“We are out in the streets today to tell the government of Puerto Rico to stop being complicit with the illegal actions of the federal government and end the discrimination and detention of our immigrant brothers and sisters.”

10. Demonstrator holding sign reading (English): “No Kings”

11. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Annette Martinez Orabona, Executive Director of ACLU, Puerto Rico:

"Puerto Rico has an obligation to protect our brothers and sisters, and that is why we are here. We will not stand down until this happens. We are also demanding that the government of Puerto Rico approve the legislation that protects the rights of migrants."

12. Demonstrators marching

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of Puerto Ricans took to the streets of Old San Juan on Saturday, in solidarity with demonstrations against President Donald Trump in the United States.

Protesters gathered in front of La Fortaleza, the office of Gov. Jenniffer González, a Republican who supports Trump.

They waved Puerto Rican, Haitian and Dominican Republican national flags and shouted slogans against the deportations from the US.

U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement agents raided a well-known Dominican community in Puerto Rico, in a nod to Trump's policies.

The arrests angered Puerto Rican officials and civil leaders who have created programs to help the island’s undocumented immigrants.

Jose Rodríguez, president of the Dominican human rights committee, accused the governor of Puerto Rico of “selling” the names and addresses of migrants with driver's licenses to ICE.

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