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Ahmedabad, India – 13 June 2025

1. Various of debris of plane on top of building

2. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Dhirubhai Shambhubhai Tovatia, relative of plane crash victims: ++STARTS ON SHOT 1++

“My mind is in a really bad state. What can I say? What has happened, has happened. What can I do? My brother and sister-in law died in the plane crash.”

3. Relatives being consoled

4. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Sureshbhai Babubhai Patni, father of victim: ++STARTS ON SHOT 3++

“After hearing the blast, I went to the location. Parts of the plane had fallen on my tea stall. My son was sleeping there and pieces of debris fell on him.”

5. Mid of relatives

6. Mid of wrapped body being moved to ambulance

7. Wide of entrance to post mortem room

STORYLINE:

The relatives of victims of the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad waited on Friday to receive the bodies of their loved ones at a post mortem centre in the city.

As he waited outside a room where DNA tests were being carried out to identify the victims, the brother of one of the passengers said his mind was "in a really bad state".

"What can I say? What has happened, has happened. What can I do? My brother and sister-in law died in the plane crash," Dhirubhai Shambhubhai Tovatia, said.

Sureshbhai Babubhai Patni, who runs a tea shop next to the building hit by the plane, waited for his son’s body.

He said his son was hit by debris as the plane made impact.

The London-bound Boeing 787 struck a medical college hostel when it fell in a residential area of the northwestern city of Ahmedabad minutes after takeoff Thursday.

The crash is one of India’s worst aviation disasters. It killed 241 people on board and several people on the ground.

DNA testing was being conducted to identify bodies that were mostly charred beyond recognition.

More victims are expected to be found in the search at the crash site. There was no information on whether the black boxes — the flight data and cockpit voice recorders — had been recovered.

Indian authorities said Friday the investigation into the crash was underway, which is expected to include experts from the plane's maker Boeing and U.S. aviation regulators.

AP video by Piyush Nagpal and Shonal Ganguly

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tel Aviv, Israel – 13 June 2025

1. Wide of Tel Aviv skyline ++MUTE++

2. Wide of people walking along promenade

3. Various of people at beach

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Yuval Naim, Tel Aviv resident:

“I think it's mandatory. It's mandatory to take advantage and hit those facilities who will, further on, will take advantage and hit and will be targeted towards Israeli facilities. And I think, it's mandatory to take advantage of it. I think it was a good attack, it gave us relief knowing that Iran will never take advantage of nuclear programs towards Israel.”

5. Naim walking away

6. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Orel Cohen, Tel Aviv resident:

“So, this morning I heard a siren. We woke up at 3:00 in the morning. I felt pressure. I didn't understand exactly what was happening. It wasn't clear what was going to happen. This is, after all, the threats that were against us and in the end it turned out that, let's say, we made an attack on Iran. I am very, very, very proud of this and I want to tell (U.S. President Donald) Trump and get his support: All the protection and help that you give us is very, very important. Whether it's in terms of the soldiers and the batteries, all this support is something that is very, very critical for us. These are historic moments for us as a country and as a nation.”

7. People walking along promenade

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Shelley Blond, Tel Aviv resident:

“I didn't feel afraid at all. This is something that the Israeli people have been dealing with for years, rockets coming in, having to run into the safe rooms every day. Which society has to put up with that? Why should a country put up that? And Israel shouldn't have to put up with that. But we all headed to the safe room, babies, the young, the old, everyone in the stairwell, that's where our safe room was, and everyone kept each other, everyone's resilient here. They were calm, they were cool, they are used to it.”

9. Blond walking away

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Leonie Lanfoanchi, tourist from France:

“I was so scared tonight when I heard about the Israel attack (on) Iran. So I was scared and now I'm walking to lower the pressure and I feel really safe here. People don't seem to be anxious or scared. Like, people are so cool and so chill so I think it's reassuring for me because I'm so stressed. I'm from France and it's my first time in Israel so I'm not used to that.”

11. Lanfoanchi walking away

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Nancy Wiefek, tourist from California:

“I completely, 100% support Israel defending itself against horrible, horrible threats, especially something like a nuclear potential. I believe in them to survive as a state, and I trust in them. I have no right to tell them how to defend themselves.”

13. Wiefek walking away

14. Various of Tel Aviv skyline ++MUTE++

STORYLINE:

The beach and promenade in Tel Aviv were less crowded than usual on Friday following Israel's attack on Iran and concerns over a ... [truncated]

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(13 May 2025)

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ASSOCIATED PRESS - MUST CREDIT ELIZABETH WILLIAMS

New York - 13 May 2025

1. STILL - Sketch of Cassie Ventura taking an oath before testifying in Manhattan federal court

2. STILL - Sketch of Sean Diddy' Combs, far left, and attorney Marc Agnifilo, second from left, listening as witness Cassie Ventura, far right, answers questions from assistant US Attorney Emily Johnson, center, with Judge Arun Subramanian presiding in Manhattan federal court

ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York -- 13 May 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael R. Sisak, The Associated Press:

"Casandra Ventura, the singer known as Cassie, the key witness for the prosecution at Sean 'Diddy' Combs' sex trafficking trial. On the witness stand on Tuesday, she gave her version of events of that now infamous videotape security footage of Combs beating her at a hotel in Los Angeles in 2016. Cassie telling jurors that she was involved in one of the 'freak-offs', the highly orchestrated sexual encounters that Combs had over the years. She was at the hotel with him. She wanted to leave the 'freak off' early because Combs had hit her and given her a black eye. She said she had a movie premiere scheduled for later and she didn't wanna mess that up. So she thought safest approach would be to leave the hotel and go home. Cassie said she grabbed her belongings, walked down the hall to the elevator. And as we see in that footage, Combs in a white bath towel, walks down the hall after her, hits her, knocks her to the ground, kicks her, and then attempts to drag her back to the room. Cassie on the witness stand saying that, the next thing I knew as she was bending down to put on her shoes was that I was thrown to the ground."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Los Angeles- 10 January 2015

4. Wide shot exterior InterContinental Los Angeles Century City hotel

5. Close-up sign InterContinental Los Angeles Century City hotel

ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York -- 13 May 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael R. Sisak, The Associated Press:

"She sighed heavily as a prosecutor walked her through the video, shown now for a fifth time to the jury on just the second day of testimony in this case. Cassie testifying all day on Tuesday, will be back on the stand on Wednesday, and the key moment right as testimony wrapped up on Tuesday was her narration, her version of events of this video. She said she stayed on the floor as Combs grabs her belongings and, and moved to take them back to the room. She said she felt safest on the floor. She didn't want him to do any more damage to her. When asked by a prosecutor how many other times Combs had knocked her to the ground like that, Cassie replied, 'too many to count, I don't know.'"

ASSOCIATED PRESS - MUST CREDIT ELIZABETH WILLIAMS

New York - 13 May 2025

7. STILL - Tightened sketch, Sean "Diddy" Combs and attorney Marc Agnifilo seated at defense table

ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York -- 13 May 2025

8. SOUNDBITE (... [truncated]

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

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Dateland, Arizona - 19 April 2025

1. Various of Matt Mangan feeding farmed fish

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Mangan, president, Mainstream USA:

"We’ve been farming barramundi now for 25 years back home in Australia. We identified an opportunity for growth and the U.S. was the logical step for us.”

3. Detail of Matt Mangan holding a juvenile barrimundi

4. Wide silhouette of Matt Mangan feeding farmed fish

5. Wide of truck carrying fish meal tank

6. Detail of fish food being shot out of cannon

++COVERED++

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Mangan, president, Mainstream USA:

"We also looked at our water management strategy and we wanted to reduce the amount of water that we were using to produce these fish. Our runoff water is being irrigated out onto crops. The water runoff coming out of our systems has a level of nitrate in it, so it's essentially liquid fertilizer.”

8. Cutaway of fish food floating in water

9. Wide of fish splashing in tank

10. Aerial of aquaculture ponds and nearby alfalfa field

11. Wide of irrigation system in aquaculture pond

12. Cutaway of water coming out of pipe into aquaculture pond

13. Wide of aquaculture pond

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tucson, Arizona - 20 April 2025

14. Wide of Kevin Fitzsimmons entering greenhouse lab

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Fitzsimmons, professor, University of Arizona:

"Land-based aquaculture, we think is a very efficient use of land and water. Desert areas around the world, we use lots of water for irrigated agriculture. And to me, it's crazy to only use that water once.”

16. Wide of Kevin Fitzsimmons walking by fish tanks in greenhouse

17. Medium of Kevin Fitzsimmons feeding fish in lab

18. Wide of Kevin Fitzsimmons taking fish out of tank

++COVERED++

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Fitzsimmons, professor, University of Arizona:

"I think wild seafood is going to have a harder time than domesticated aquaculture with climate change. We do use a lot of water, but we provide a lot of jobs and a lot food.”

20. Cutaway of fish in bottom of net

21. Medium of Kevin Fitzsimmons reaching into net

22. Detail of Kevin Fitzsimmons holding farmed tilapia

++COVERED++

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Fitzsimmons, professor, University of Arizona:

"I don't think desert agriculture is going away. And if we can multiple use that water to do fish crops before we put it on the vegetables, we think that's even more efficient.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dateland, Arizona - 19 April 2025

24. Various aerial of aquaculture ponds

25. Wide of aquaculture pond and desert landscape

++COVERED++

26. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Mangan, president, Mainstream USA:

"We need to make sure that we are providing the opportunity for the future generations to continue this type of farming.”

27. Detail of fish swimming in aquaculture pond

28. Aerial of aquaculture ponds and surrounding desert area

STORYLINE:

In landlocked Arizona, where the Colorado Rive... [truncated]

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dateland, Arizona - 19 April 2025

1. Various of Matt Mangan feeding farmed fish

2. Detail of Matt Mangan holding a juvenile barramundi

3. Wide silhouette of Matt Mangan feeding farmed fish

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Mangan, president, Mainstream USA:

"Yeah so we’ve been farming barramundi now for 25 years back home in Australia. We’ve built some significant farms, some really outstanding farms back in Australia. And it was probably about five years ago now that we identified an opportunity for growth and the U.S. was the logical step for us.”

5. Wide of truck carrying fish meal tank

6. Detail of fish food being shot out of cannon

7. Cutaway of fish food floating in water

8. Wide of fish splashing in tank

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Mangan, president, Mainstream USA:

"We also looked at our water management strategy and we wanted to reduce the amount of water that we were using to produce these fish."

10. Wide of irrigation system in aquaculture pond

11. Cutaway of water coming out of pipe into aquaculture pond

12. Wide of aquaculture pond

13. Aerial of aquaculture ponds and nearby alfalfa field ++MUTE++

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Mangan, president Mainstream USA:

"Our runoff water, our byproduct, is being irrigated out onto crops to produce Bermuda grass, or hay, for the dairy industry. The water runoff coming out of our systems has a level of nitrate in it, so it's essentially liquid fertilizer.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tucson, Arizona - 20 April 2025

15. Wide of Kevin Fitzsimmons entering greenhouse lab

16. Wide of Kevin Fitzsimmons walking by fish tanks in greenhouse

17. Medium of Kevin Fitzsimmons feeding fish in lab

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Fitzsimmons, professor, University of Arizona:

"Land-based aquaculture, whether that’s in some type of recirculating system or more like what we’re doing here in the desert of growing fish in tanks or pools, small ponds, and then putting it out to irrigate field crops, we think is a very efficient use of land and water.”

19. Wide of Kevin Fitzsimmons taking fish out of tank

20. Cutaway of fish in bottom of net

21. Medium of Kevin Fitzsimmons reaching into net

22. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Fitzsimmons, professor, University of Arizona:

"So in Arizona, desert areas around the world, we use lots of water for irrigated agriculture. And to me, it's crazy to only use that water once.”

23. Detail of Kevin Fitzsimmons holding farmed tilapia

24. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Fitzsimmons, professor, University of Arizona:

"I think wild seafood is going to have a harder time than domesticated aquaculture with climate change, if I were to be honest.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dateland, Arizona - 19 April 2025

25. Various aerial of aquaculture ponds ++MUTE++

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tucson, Arizona - 20 April 2025

26. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Fitzsimmons, professor, University of Arizona:

"So we do use a lot of water, but we provide a lot of jobs and a lot of foo... [truncated]

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(13 Jun 2025)

FRANCE VIVATECH NVIDIA

SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS

RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

LENGTH: 5:50

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Paris, France - 12 June 2025

1. Various of a SquareMind autonomous robot which is powered by Nvidia technology, with an arm that positions itself around a person to detect for signs of skin cancer

2. Various of a computer developed by AI-driven tech consultancy firm Devoteam using Nvidia technology

3. Various of a demonstration robotic arm picking up an item, developed by Danish-based automation firm Universal Robots, who specialise in making smaller flexible industrial robotic arms and use Nvidia technology

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Paris, France - 11 June 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia:

"Grek is a perfect example of what's possible now with robotics. The technology necessary to teach a robot, to manipulate, to simulate, and of course the manifestation of an incredible robot is now right in front of us."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Paris, France - 12 June 2025

5. Various of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang greeting people at a rare surprise appearance Nvidia's booth at Vivatech

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia:

"This is going to be the decade of robotics. In this decade, we will see robots at home, we'll see robots in factories, we'll be seeing robots all over, helping us do things. And so, this is the robotics decade, and it's so great to have little Disney Grek on stage with me, and just the way that it animates and articulates, you can see it's really come to life. "

7. Various of Charlotte Firbank using the Wandercraft Eve robotic, AI powered exoskeleton, which uses Nvidia technology, to walk

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Charlotte Firbank, paraplegic wheelchair user:

"I'm a complete paraplegic, which means that I can't move my legs at all, can't walk. So this device, Exoskeleton, helps me be able to stand, stretch my legs, really be at the same height as everyone else, which is really enjoyable. Mentally, it gives you some kind of energy because it's quite rare, obviously, that I'm up here instead of down there. And it's got so many different health benefits in terms of like blood flow, digestion and stretching out all my limbs and muscles and yeah so every time I'm in here I absolutely love it."

9. Various of Nvidia’s Kyber data rack on display, stretching from floor to ceiling, which it plans to use at scale in AI gigafactories across Europe

10. Various of a HP Fury AI station workstation PC, powered by Nvidia's AI technology

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia:

"We all know that AI technology is transformative in every single industry and everything that we do. We know that it can understand information of any kind, it can generate content, it can translate content, and now with agentic AI and robotics capability, you know, these AI technologies is going to really be quite productive for all kinds of applications, and so I think that's incredible."

12. Various of a Dell Pro M... [truncated]

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(13 Jun 2025)

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Goyang, South Korea - 13 June 2025

1. Various of KINTEX Exhibition Center 2 in Goyang, South Korea, with banners marking 2025 BTS FESTA

2. VOX POP (English) Rut Schmitt, BTS fan - on what BTS FESTA is

"So BTS FESTA is the celebration of the debut of BTS, sorry, the celebration of BTS' debut. It happens every year on the 13th of June, and it's just like lots of activity that gets organized for ARMY to have fun, get merch, etc, and just come together."

3. Wide of fans

4. VOX POP (English) Rut Schmitt, BTS fan - on queues at the event:

"So it is my third time in Korea, it is the first time that I come to FESTA. It is very exciting to be surrounded by ARMIES. The environment is really cool, however I think it could be organized a tiny, tiny little bit better because the queues are way too long just to get inside and also inside, each activity's queue is extraordinarily long."

5. Banner of 2025 BTS FESTA

6. VOX POP (English) Rut Schmitt, BTS fan - on how she became a BTS fan

"So... COVID. I finally had three months at home doing absolutely nothing and I came across a video of 'Dope,' the song 'Dope.' I was like, 'What is this? What might this be?' And I just went into a loop of watching the videos and watching the videos and then being like, I really want to know their names. And a week later I had already bought the ARMY membership on Weverse (a fan app) and there was no coming back. And I went full on to K-pop, not just BTS."

7. Tilt down from banner to crowd

8. VOX POP (English) Rut Schmitt, BTS fan - on the fandom ARMY and the event

"It is an ARMY party, everybody's really friendly. If you're in a queue, you will be able to talk to whoever's in front of you and behind you and make friends. I have made lots and lots of ARMY friends through the year. One of my friends that is here with me, we met on the plane from Madrid to LA to see BTS in 2021. So it's just like the community, it's amazing. And it's such a friendly environment."

9. Wide of interior of venue

10. Various of giant screen showing BTS videos and fans dancing

11. Various of ramen booth

12. Various of a fan posing for photo

13. Wide of booth for j-hope

14. Various of fans writing messages and posting on wall for BTS members

15. Pan left of crowd

16. Wide of fan posing for photo

17. Mid of wall showing BTS' discography

18. Mid of fan posing

19. Various of trophies BTS received

20. Wide of a giant light stick

21. Various of fans

STORYLINE:

Thousands of K-pop fans from around the world converged on KINTEX Exhibition Center 2 in Goyang, South Korea, Friday for the 2025 BTS FESTA, the annual celebration which marks the anniversary of the band's debut.

Spaniard Rut Schmitt was one of the many devoted BTS fans, known collectively as ARMY, who traveled halfway around the globe to attend the event.

Schmitt, attending her first FESTA after two previous trips to Korea, described the event as "an ARMY party" where "everybody's really friendly."... [truncated]

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(13 Jun 2025)

FRANCE VIVATECH NVIDIA

SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS

RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

LENGTH: 5:50

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Paris, France - 12 June 2025

1. Various of a SquareMind autonomous robot which is powered by Nvidia technology, with an arm that positions itself around a person to detect for signs of skin cancer

2. Various of a computer developed by AI-driven tech consultancy firm Devoteam using Nvidia technology

3. Various of a demonstration robotic arm picking up an item, developed by Danish-based automation firm Universal Robots, who specialise in making smaller flexible industrial robotic arms and use Nvidia technology

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Paris, France - 11 June 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia:

"Grek is a perfect example of what's possible now with robotics. The technology necessary to teach a robot, to manipulate, to simulate, and of course the manifestation of an incredible robot is now right in front of us."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Paris, France - 12 June 2025

5. Various of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang greeting people at a rare surprise appearance Nvidia's booth at Vivatech

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia:

"This is going to be the decade of robotics. In this decade, we will see robots at home, we'll see robots in factories, we'll be seeing robots all over, helping us do things. And so, this is the robotics decade, and it's so great to have little Disney Grek on stage with me, and just the way that it animates and articulates, you can see it's really come to life. "

7. Various of Charlotte Firbank using the Wandercraft Eve robotic, AI powered exoskeleton, which uses Nvidia technology, to walk

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Charlotte Firbank, paraplegic wheelchair user:

"I'm a complete paraplegic, which means that I can't move my legs at all, can't walk. So this device, Exoskeleton, helps me be able to stand, stretch my legs, really be at the same height as everyone else, which is really enjoyable. Mentally, it gives you some kind of energy because it's quite rare, obviously, that I'm up here instead of down there. And it's got so many different health benefits in terms of like blood flow, digestion and stretching out all my limbs and muscles and yeah so every time I'm in here I absolutely love it."

9. Various of Nvidia’s Kyber data rack on display, stretching from floor to ceiling, which it plans to use at scale in AI gigafactories across Europe

10. Various of a HP Fury AI station workstation PC, powered by Nvidia's AI technology

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia:

"We all know that AI technology is transformative in every single industry and everything that we do. We know that it can understand information of any kind, it can generate content, it can translate content, and now with agentic AI and robotics capability, you know, these AI technologies is going to really be quite productive for all kinds of applications, and so I think that's incredible."

12. Various of a Dell Pro M... [truncated]

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