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  • Officers on horseback in Los Angeles charge toward protesters
    (12 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles - 11 June 2025
    1. Police on horseback charge toward protesters, who scramble away
    STORYLINE:
    The Los Angeles Police Department has made nearly 400 arrests and detentions since Saturday in connection with immigration protests.
    The vast majority arrests have been for failing to leave the area in defiance of requests from law enforcement, according to police.
    There have been a handful of more serious charges including for assault against police officers and for possession of a Molotov cocktail and a gun.
    A demonstration in Los Angeles’ civic center just before start of the second night of the city’s downtown curfew briefly turned chaotic with police in riot gear —many on horseback— charged at a group, striking them with wooden rods and later fired crowd control projectiles, including one that struck a woman who writhed in pain on the ground.
    After the curfew went into effect a handful of arrests were made before the area cleared out.
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  • Telehealth clinics help women defy abortion bans, but legal battles loom
    (12 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Massachusetts - 13 May 2025
    1. Close up of a person handling boxes of Mifeprex (Mifepristone)
    2. Mid of person handling a box of Mifeprex pills
    3. Mid of a person holding a blister pack of Mifeprex
    4. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Angel Foster, The Massachusetts Medication Abortion Access Project:
    "Well , one of the deep ironies that has taken place since Dobbs is that medication abortion care is actually more accessible today in many states with bans than it was prior to Dobbs, and that's because of telemedicine and because of the shield laws."
    5. Various of people packing telemedicine boxes
    6. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Angel Foster, The Massachusetts Medication Abortion Access Project:
    "But what makes the shield law comprehensive is that it effectively redefined the location of telemedicine abortion care. So if a clinician is licensed in Massachusetts, resides in Massachusetts, and practices from Massachusetts, for the purposes of telemedicine medication abortion care, that care is now considered to be taking place in Massachusetts regardless of where the patient is located."
    7. UPSOUND (English) Dr. Angel Foster, The Massachusetts Medication Abortion Access Project:
    "We only put one star per city, but our patients were concentrated then and now in the Gulf and the Southeast region. About a third of our patients are from Texas."
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Washington DC - 9 June 2025
    8. SOUNDBITE (English) Erik Baptist, Alliance Defending Freedom's Center for Life:
    "We go back to what the Dobbs decision permitted, and it was allowing the states to do what they want, allowed the issue to come back to the people. So if the people of Louisiana or people of Texas want to protect unborn lives, they should be permitted to do so in a meaningful way to enforce those laws. But because those states would shield laws such as California, New York, Delaware, Washington DC , and other states, they have now protected those providers who are knowingly and openly violating the law."
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Massachusetts - 13 May 2025
    9. Wide of Foster organizing boxes of mifepristone,
    10. Close up of hands examining a medication package
    11. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Angel Foster, The Massachusetts Medication Abortion Access Project:
    "I will say that anybody who's in the shield law space knew that there would be lawsuits eventually that's not surprising. It's disappointing and it's scary and it's frustrating, but I think we all expected that there would be legal challenges. We just didn't know exactly what they would look like and we've seen the first of those legal challenges directed at an individual shield law provider who was providing care out of New York, a civil lawsuit from Texas and criminal and a criminal indictment out of Louisiana. We don't know what other legal challenges are on the horizon."
    12. Close up of hands handling Mifeprex boxes
    13. Mid of hands sealing USPS Priority Mail packages
    ASSOCIATED ... [truncated]
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    4 min
  • Telehealth clinics help women defy abortion bans, but legal battles loom
    (12 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Massachusetts - 13 May 2025
    1. Close up of a person handling boxes of Mifeprex (Mifepristone)
    2. Mid of person handling a box of Mifeprex pills
    3. Mid of a person holding a blister pack of Mifeprex
    4. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Angel Foster, The Massachusetts Medication Abortion Access Project:
    ++PARTIALLY COVERED++
    "Well , one of the deep ironies that has taken place since Dobbs is that medication abortion care is actually more accessible today in many states with bans than it was prior to Dobbs , and that's because of telemedicine and because of the shield laws ."
    5. Various of people packing telemedicine boxes
    6. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Angel Foster, The Massachusetts Medication Abortion Access Project:
    ++PARTIALLY COVERED++
    "But what makes the shield law comprehensive is that it effectively redefined the location of telemedicine abortion care . So if a clinician is licensed in Massachusetts , resides in Massachusetts , and practices for Massachusetts for the purposes of telemedicine medication abortion care , um , that care is now considered to be taking place in Massachusetts regardless of where the patient is located."
    7. UPSOUND (English) Dr. Angel Foster, The Massachusetts Medication Abortion Access Project:
    "We only put one star per city , but our patients were concentrated then and now in the Gulf and the Southeast region . About a third of our patients are from Texas ."
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Washington - 9 May 2025
    8. SOUNDBITE (English) Erik Baptist, Alliance Defending Freedom's Center for Life:
    "We go back to what the Dobbs decision permitted , and it was allowing the states to do what they want , allowed the issue to come back to the people . So if the people of Louisiana or people of Texas want to protect unborn lives , they should be permitted to do so in a meaningful way to enforce those laws . But because those states would shield laws such as California , New York , Delaware , Washington DC , and other states , they have now protected those providers who are knowingly and openly violating the law ."
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Massachusetts - 13 May 2025
    9. Wide of Foster organizing boxes of mifepristone,
    10. Close up of hands examining a medication package
    11. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Angel Foster, The Massachusetts Medication Abortion Access Project:
    ++PARTIALLY COVERED++
    "I will say that anybody who's in the shield boss space knew that there would be lawsuits eventually that's not surprising . It's disappointing and it's scary and it's frustrating , but I think we all expected that there would be legal challenges . We just didn't know exactly what they would look like and we've seen the first of those legal challenges directed at an individual shield law provider who was providing care out of New York , uh , a civil lawsuit from Texas and criminal and a criminal indictment out of Louisiana. We don't know what other legal challenges are on the horizon ."
    12. Close up of ha... [truncated]
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    3 min
  • Some in Michigan’s Arab American community feel ‘buyer’s remorse’ with Trump over travel ban, Gaza
    (12 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Dearborn, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    1. Traffic makes its way along one of the city’s main thoroughfares
    2. A sign welcomes visitors to Dearborn
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    ARCHIVE: Detroit – 6 June 2025
    3. Various of worshippers at the Islamic Center of Detroit taking part in a prayer service marking the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Rochester, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    4. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Trumbore, Oakland University political science chair:
    ++FULLY COVERED++
    “Overall, there are about 300,000 or so folks in Michigan of Arab or North African descent.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Dearborn, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    5. A McDonald’s restaurant’s digital board features a message in Arabic
    6. A celebratory Eid decoration is set up in the front yard of a home
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    ARCHIVE: Novi, Michigan – 26 October 2024
    7. Trump greets imams and other Arab American community leaders onstage at a rally
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Rochester, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    8. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Trumbore, Oakland University political science chair:
    ++FULLY COVERED++
    “They have been a pretty reliable part of the Democratic coalition in Michigan. That all changed in a very big way in the 2024 race.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    FILE Grand Rapids, Michigan – 5 November 2024
    9. SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, (R) presidential candidate:
    “Democrats are not happy about this. This was supposed to be their vote.”
    10. Donald Trump greets Hamtramck Mayor Amer Ghalib onstage during a campaign rally
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    FILE: Novi, Michigan – 26 October 2024
    ++PARTIALLY COVERED++
    11. UPSOUND Imam Belal Alzuhairi tells the crowd (English): “We, as Muslims, stand with President Trump because he promises peace”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Rochester, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    12. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Trumbore, Oakland University political science chair:
    ++PARTIALLY COVERED++
    “There has been a lot of buyer's remorse, as a consequence of both Trump's foreign policy as it relates to Israel and Gaza.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Dearborn, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    13. A Haraz Coffee House employee scoops ice into a glass before walking it over to another counter
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Rochester, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    14. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Trumbore, Oakland University political science chair:
    ++FULLY COVERED++
    “The travel ban that was announced last week and has gone into effect this week directly prevents citizens of 12 countries, primarily Muslim-majority countries, some in Asia, from coming into the United States with some exceptions. Yemen is on this list, big Metro Detroit population of Yemeni Americans.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Dearborn, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    15. A bag of Haraz coffee sits on a shelf inside the shop
    16. Various of a drink being prepared
    17. SOUNDBITE (English) Wali Altahif, Yemeni American activist:
    ++PARTIALLY COVERED++
    “It's separating families. … It took me on a personal level for his first ban. It took me five years to reunite... [truncated]
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    2 min
  • Some in Michigan’s sizable Arab American community feeling ‘buyer’s remorse’ with Trump
    (12 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Dearborn, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    1. Traffic makes its way along one of the city’s main thoroughfares
    2. A sign welcomes visitors to Dearborn
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    ARCHIVE: Detroit – 6 June 2025
    3. Various of worshippers at the Islamic Center of Detroit taking part in a prayer service marking the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Rochester, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    4. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Trumbore, Oakland University political science chair:
    “Overall, there are about 300,000 or so folks in Michigan of Arab or North African descent.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Dearborn, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    5. A McDonald’s restaurant’s digital board features a message in Arabic
    6. A celebratory Eid decoration is set up in the front yard of a home
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    ARCHIVE: Grand Rapids, Michigan – 5 November 2024
    7. Donald Trump greets Hamtramck Mayor Amer Ghalib onstage during a campaign rally
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Rochester, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    8. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Trumbore, Oakland University political science chair:
    “They have been a pretty reliable part of the Democratic coalition in Michigan. That all changed in a very big way in the 2024 race.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    FILE Grand Rapids, Michigan – 5 November 2024
    9. SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump, (R) presidential candidate:
    “Democrats are not happy about this. This was supposed to be their vote.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    ARCHIVE: Novi, Michigan – 26 October 2024
    10. Trump greets imams and other Arab American community leaders onstage at a rally
    11. UPSOUND Imam Belal Alzuhairi tells the crowd (English): “We, as Muslims, stand with President Trump, because he promises peace”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Rochester, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    12. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Trumbore, Oakland University political science chair:
    “There has been a lot of buyer's remorse, as a consequence of both Trump's foreign policy as it relates to Israel and Gaza.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Dearborn, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    13. A Haraz Coffee House employee scoops ice into a glass before walking it over to another counter
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Rochester, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    14. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Trumbore, Oakland University political science chair:
    “So, the travel ban that was announced last week and has gone into effect this week directly prevents citizens of 12 countries, primarily Muslim-majority countries, some in Asia, from coming into the United States with some exceptions. Yemen is on this list, big Metro Detroit population of Yemeni Americans.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Dearborn, Michigan – 9 June 2025
    15. A bag of Haraz coffee sits on a shelf inside the shop
    16. Various of a drink being prepared
    17. SOUNDBITE (English) Wali Altahif, Yemeni American activist:
    “It's separating families. I mean, it took me on a personal level for his first ban. It took me five years to reunite with my wife.”
    18. The exterior of a Yemeni coffee shop
    19. The outside of a Yemeni bakery
    20. T... [truncated]
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    4 min
  • Trump booed and cheered at the Kennedy Center while attending 'Les Misérables'
    (12 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Washington, DC - 11 June 2025
    1. View from upper balcony of Kennedy Center, sounds of people booing, cheering and chanting "USA" all audible
    2. View from upper balcony, voice yells "(Expletive beeped out) Trump" followed by loud cheering and booing
    STORYLINE:
    A tuxedo-wearing President Donald Trump was booed and cheered as he took his seat for the opening night of “Les Misérables" at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC on Wednesday, bringing his own dose of political drama to the theatrical production that was unfolding onstage.
    It was his first time attending a show there since becoming president, reflecting his focus on remaking the institution in his image while asserting more control over the country's cultural landscape.
    The Republican president has a particular affection for “Les Misérables," the sprawling musical set in 19th-century France, and has occasionally played its songs at his events.
    One of them, “Do You Hear the People Sing?,” is a revolutionary rallying cry inspired by the 1832 rebellion against the French king.
    California Gov. Gavin Newsom noted Trump's attendance at the musical and posted on social media, “Someone explain the plot to him." Newsom, a Democrat, has been feuding with Trump over the president's decision to send National Guard troops to respond to protests in Los Angeles over his deportation policies.
    After returning to office in January, Trump stunned the arts world by firing the Kennedy Center's longtime director and board and replacing them with loyalists, who then named him as chairman.
    Trump promised to overhaul its programming, management and even appearance as part of an effort to put his stamp on the national arts scene.
    His latest moves have upset some of the center's patrons and performers.
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  • Trump booed and cheered at the Kennedy Center while attending 'Les Misérables'
    (12 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ++PRODUCER'S NOTE: EXPLETIVE AUDIBLE IN SHOT #2++
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Washington, DC - 11 June 2025
    1. View from upper balcony of Kennedy Center, sounds of people booing, cheering and chanting "USA" all audible
    ++EXPLETIVE IN SHOT #2++
    2. View from upper balcony, voice yells "(Expletive) Trump" followed by loud cheering and booing
    STORYLINE:
    A tuxedo-wearing President Donald Trump was booed and cheered as he took his seat for the opening night of “Les Misérables" at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC on Wednesday, bringing his own dose of political drama to the theatrical production that was unfolding onstage.
    It was his first time attending a show there since becoming president, reflecting his focus on remaking the institution in his image while asserting more control over the country's cultural landscape.
    The Republican president has a particular affection for “Les Misérables," the sprawling musical set in 19th-century France, and has occasionally played its songs at his events.
    One of them, “Do You Hear the People Sing?,” is a revolutionary rallying cry inspired by the 1832 rebellion against the French king.
    California Gov. Gavin Newsom noted Trump's attendance at the musical and posted on social media, “Someone explain the plot to him." Newsom, a Democrat, has been feuding with Trump over the president's decision to send National Guard troops to respond to protests in Los Angeles over his deportation policies.
    After returning to office in January, Trump stunned the arts world by firing the Kennedy Center's longtime director and board and replacing them with loyalists, who then named him as chairman.
    Trump promised to overhaul its programming, management and even appearance as part of an effort to put his stamp on the national arts scene.
    His latest moves have upset some of the center's patrons and performers.
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  • Why Los Angeles ICE protesters are staying in the streets
    (12 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ++CLIENTS NOTE: SOME BANNERS INCLUDE EXPLETIVE LANGUAGE++
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 9 June 2025
    1. Various protester outside of federal building, UPSOUND (English): “Say Trump out now. Say ICE out now.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    ++PARTIALLY COVERED++
    “I’m Mark Vancleave and I’m a video journalist with the Associated Press. I’m here in Los Angeles covering the reaction to President Trump’s escalation in immigration enforcement.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 10 June 2025
    3. Various protesters marching through downtown, UPSOUND (English): “No justice, no peace.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    4. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    ++COVERED++
    “For the past five days, hundreds of protesters have been flooding the streets around downtown, demanding an end to the crackdown.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 9 June 2025
    5. Various protesters chanting with signs, UPSOUND (English): “ICE out of LA.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    6. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    ++COVERED++
    “When you’re in the crowd you can really see the pain and anger on people’s faces. For many folks it’s their friends, their neighbors, their loved ones that are now being targeted for deportation by ICE.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 9 June 2025
    7. Tearful protester chanting in front of police, UPSOUND (English): “ICE out of LA.”
    8. Protesters chanting at police, UPSOUND (English): “Shame on you.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    9. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    ++PARTIALLY COVERED++
    “You have these scenes where protesters will face-off in the street with police carrying crowd control munitions and batons and they’ll call out the officers with Hispanic last names and ask them what their abuelas, what their grandmothers would say about them standing on the opposite side of the protest line.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 9 June 2025
    10. Various officers charging crowd and firing less lethal weapons, UPSOUND (English): “Leave the area.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    11. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    ++COVERED++
    “The confrontations really tend to become more hostile when the police use crowd control munitions to push protesters away from the Federal Building and city hall.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 10 June 2025
    12. Police cars with sirens racing though street
    13. Police on horseback
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    14. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    ++COVERED++
    “The mayor imposed an 8 p.m. curfew for the downtown area, which has seen sporadic looting late at night. Despite a handful of arrests for violent actions, most have been for failure to disperse or violations of that curfew.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 10 June 2025
    15. Polic... [truncated]
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  • Despite curfew, some Los Angeles ICE protesters are staying in the streets
    (12 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ++CLIENTS NOTE: SOME BANNERS INCLUDE EXPLETIVE LANGUAGE++
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 9 June 2025
    1. Various protester outside of federal building, UPSOUND (English): “Say Trump out now. Say ICE out now.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    “I’m here in Los Angeles covering the reaction to President Trump’s escalation in immigration enforcement.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 10 June 2025
    3. Various protesters marching through downtown, UPSOUND (English): “No justice, no peace.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    4. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    “For the past five days, hundreds of protesters have been flooding the streets around downtown, demanding an end to the crackdown.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 9 June 2025
    5. Various protesters chanting with signs, UPSOUND (English): “ICE out of LA.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    6. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    “When you’re in the crowd you can really see the pain and anger on people’s faces. For many folks, these are their friends, their neighbors, their loved ones that are now being targeted for deportation by ICE.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 9 June 2025
    7. Tearful protester chanting in front of police, UPSOUND (English): “ICE out of LA.”
    8. Protesters chanting at police UPSOUND (English): “Shame on you.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    9. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    “You have these scenes where protesters will face-off in the street with police carrying crowd control munitions and batons and they’ll call out the officers with Hispanic last names and ask them what their abuelas, what their grandmothers would say about them standing on the opposite side of the protest line.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 9 June 2025
    10. Various officers charging crowd and firing less lethal weapons, UPSOUND (English): “Leave the area.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    11. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    “The confrontations really tend to become more hostile when the police use crowd control munitions to push protesters away from the Federal Building and city hall.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 10 June 2025
    12. Police cars with sirens racing though street
    13. Police on horseback
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    14. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associated Press:
    “The mayor imposed an 8pm curfew for the downtown area, which has seen sporadic looting late at night. Despite a handful of arrests for violent actions, most have been for failure to disperse or violations of that curfew.”
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 10 June 2025
    15. Police helicopter over downtown
    16. Various police with people being arrested
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles – 11 June 2025
    17. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Vancleave, The Associa... [truncated]
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  • Austrian president visits memorial for school shooting victims, says gun laws might have to change
    (12 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Graz, Austria - 11 June 2025
    1. Wide of presidential couple laying candles
    2. Close of President Alexander Van der Bellen
    3. Mid of Van der Bellen laying flowers
    4. SOUNDBITE (German) Alexander Van der Bellen, Austrian President:
    ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON SHOT 1 AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT 2-3++
    "It is unimaginable, and it is becoming harder to comprehend what happened here with every hour. But we want to know exactly what happened and why. Why did it happen? How for heaven’s sake could it happen that a 21-year-old made himself the master over life and death, and killed kids and teenagers at random.”
    5. Various of crowd
    6. SOUNDBITE (German) Alexander Van der Bellen, Austrian president:
    ++SOUNDBITE IS OVERLAID BY SHOT 5&7++
    “And yes – should we come to the conclusion that the Austrian gun laws must be changed, so we can have better security, then we will do that.”
    7. Mid of crowd applauding
    8. Mid of crowd
    9. SOUNDBITE (German) Aden Alihodzic, engineering student:
    ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 10++
    “It’s really heartbreaking to see what happened yesterday simply because I went to school here and indirectly have friends which lost family members there. And that’s why it’s important to be here today.”
    10. Wide of Van der Bellen and crowd
    STORYLINE:
    Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen said Wednesday that Austrian gun laws might have to change following a school shooting in Graz.
    Speaking at a memorial service for the victims, Van der Bellend announced that “should we come to the conclusion that the Austrian gun laws must be changed, so we can have better security, then we will do that.”
    "How on earth could it happen that a young person assumes the power over life and death, randomly killing children and teenagers," he added.
    A 21-year-old former student opened fire inside his school in Austria’s second-biggest city Tuesday morning, killing 10 people, in what appeared to be the deadliest attack in Austria’s postwar history.
    Nine students were killed — six girls and three boys aged between 14 and 17, one with Polish citizenship — as well as a teacher, police said.
    Another 11 people were wounded. The attacker killed himself in a bathroom at the BORG Dreierschützengasse school in Graz, officials said.
    The shooting has triggered a debate about the country’s gun laws, which are among the more liberal in the European Union.
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