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(11 Jun 2025)

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New York - 11 June 2025

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

"Harvey Weinstein has been convicted again, guilty of one count and not guilty of another at his MeToo retrial in New York City. It was an extraordinary day in court. Jurors returning a verdict on two of the three counts against Weinstein while remaining divided on that last count. The jury convicted Weinstein of criminal sex act for forcibly performing oral sex on Miriam Haley, a former TV and movie production assistant back in 2006. As they prepared to bring the case, prosecutors added a previously uncharged allegation. They were retrying him on those other charges, but they added one that hadn't been part of that original case. That was the allegation that Weinstein committed the same crime, criminal sex act, with Kaja Sokola, a Polish model, also in 2006. But on Wednesday, the jury said that it had found Weinstein not guilty of assaulting her."

2. Mid of Weinstein's accuser Miriam Haley and attorney Gloria Allred

3. Various of Harvey Weinstein's accuser Kaja Sokola speaking

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New York - 11 June 2025

4. STILL: Courtroom sketch of Harvey Weinstein reacting as a partial verdict on two of the three charges is announced in Manhattan criminal court

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New York - 11 June 2025

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

"Weinstein's conviction nonetheless could put the 73-year-old ex-movie mogul behind bars for decades. Weinstein's conviction and the acquittal on that other count capped a wild day of deliberations. The jury foreperson complained again that he was being bullied by other jurors. Weinstein's lawyer then asked for a mistrial, and Weinstein himself addressed the court while jurors were out of the room. He implored the judge to end the case without a verdict. He said, "my life is on the line, and you know what? It's not fair. It's time, it's time. It's time to say this trial is over." Just minutes later, the jury came back into the room and delivered its verdict. Afterward, Weinstein sat at the defense table as jurors walked by. He had his hands clasped to his chin, watching them go. The judge advised him and his lawyers not to make any comments until that last charge is decided. Jury deliberations on that resume on Thursday."

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New York - 11 June 2025

6. STILL: Harvey Weinstein appears in state court in Manhattan for his retrial

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STORYLINE:

Former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was convicted Wednesday of one of the top charges in his sex crimes retrial but acquitted of another, and jurors were as yet unable to reach a verdict on a third charge.

The split verdict meted out a measure of vindication to his accusers and prosecutors — but also to Weinstein — in the lan... [truncated]

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Los Alamitos, California - 11 June 2025

1. Wide of California National Guard assembling with riot shields during protest training

2. Wide of California National Guard near vehicle at a military base

3. Wide of California National Guard practicing forming a solid line of for crowd control

4. Wide of California National Guard in riot gear participating in training exercises

5. Mid of California National Guard members conducting training exercises

6. Mid of California National Guard with riot shields assembling during training exercises

7. Wide of California National Guard engaging in protest training exercises

8. Wide of California National Guard running

STORYLINE:

About 700 Marines are still undergoing civil disturbance training at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach in Orange County, California, said Maj. Gen. Scott Sherman, head of the task force that’s overseeing the deployment of the National Guard and Marines to Los Angeles.

Sherman wouldn’t speculate about when the Marines might join the 2,000 or so Guard troops that have been deployed in downtown areas to protect federal buildings during sometimes violent demonstrations against President Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Another 2,000 Guard troops were expected to mobilize on Thursday, he said during a news conference.

Guard troops were seen training for crowd control at a site in Los Alamitos on Wednesday.

Sherman is commander of Task Force 51, which is overseeing the more than 4,000 Guard troops and 700 Marines who have been deployed to Los Angeles to provide security during the protests.

All of the troops deployed to the protests are going through several days of training on civil unrest, and those providing security on the raids go through additional instruction, legal training and rehearsals with the agents doing the enforcement.

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New York - 11 June 2025

1. STILL: Courtroom sketch of Harvey Weinstein reaction as a partial verdict on two of the three charges is announced in Manhattan criminal court

2. STILL: Courtroom sketch of Harvey Weinstein, far right, speaking to Judge Curtis Farber regarding juror #1 Manhattan criminal court

STORYLINE:

Former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has been convicted of one of the top charges in his sex crimes retrial.

But the former movie mogul was also acquitted Wednesday of another charge, and jurors were as yet unable to reach a verdict on a third charge.

The split verdict meted out a measure of vindication to his accusers and prosecutors, but also to Weinstein after the landmark case was thrown into limbo.

Weinstein was initially convicted five years ago, but that conviction was overturned.

He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

He told the court Wednesday that the trial was not fair.

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Los Alamitos, California - 11 June 2025

1. Wide of California National Guard assembling with riot shields during protest training

2. Mid of California National Guard in riot gear participating in training exercises

3. Wide of California National Guard near vehicle at a military base

4. Wide of California National Guard practicing forming a solid line of for crowd control

5. Wide of California National Guard in riot gear participating in training exercises

6. Mid of California National Guard members conducting training exercises

7. Mid of California National Guard with riot shields assembling during training exercises

8. Wide of California National Guard engaging in protest training exercises

9. Wide of California National Guard running

STORYLINE:

About 700 Marines are still undergoing civil disturbance training at Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach in Orange County, California, said Maj. Gen. Scott Sherman, head of the task force that’s overseeing the deployment of the National Guard and Marines to Los Angeles.

Sherman wouldn’t speculate about when the Marines might join the 2,000 or so Guard troops that have been deployed in downtown areas to protect federal buildings during sometimes violent demonstrations against President Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Another 2,000 Guard troops were expected to mobilize on Thursday, he said during a news conference.

Sherman is commander of Task Force 51, which is overseeing the more than 4,000 Guard troops and 700 Marines who have been deployed to Los Angeles to provide security during the protests.

All of the troops deployed to the protests are going through several days of training on civil unrest, and those providing security on the raids go through additional instruction, legal training and rehearsals with the agents doing the enforcement.

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Mthatha, South Africa - 11 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Oscar Mabuyane, Eastern Cape Premier:

"As of now, as we are seated here, the stats has escalated to 49 as per the South African Police Services. So as we said, the numbers are just escalating an hour after hour. So the situation is so bad on the ground."

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Oscar Mabuyane, Eastern Cape Premier:

"Sadly, a scholar transport minibus we indicated transporting children was also swept by water, leading to loss of life. Thus far, the search and rescue operations led by SAPS (South African Police Service) in and around Mthatha are searching for other scholars. On our way here, we came across that situation when another girl was identified, and we were there on site, along that river stream."

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3. SOUNDBITE (English) Oscar Mabuyane, Eastern Cape Premier:

"We are all on the ground assessing the damage to support relief operations and engage directly with affected families as we are now from two centres where we are interacting with our people who are currently kept in those centres. We reiterate our deepest condolences to the bereaved families and call on residents to remain vigilant and follow guidance from the local disaster management teams."

STORYLINE:

At least 49 people were confirmed dead Wednesday as floods devastated one of South Africa’s poorest provinces, and officials said the toll was expected to rise as more bodies are recovered in the search for missing people.

The floods hit the largely rural Eastern Cape province in the southeast of the country early Tuesday after an especially strong weather front brought heavy rains, gale force winds and also snow in some parts.

“The numbers are just escalating an hour after hour. So the situation is so bad on the ground.” Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane told reporters at a briefing, adding that it was one of the worst weather-related disasters his province had experienced.

The death toll included six high school students who were washed away when their school bus was caught in floodwaters on Tuesday near a river close to the town of Mthatha, which was especially hard hit and at the centre of the worst flooding. Four other students were among the missing, Mabuyane said.

Authorities found the school bus earlier Wednesday, but it was empty. Three of the students were rescued on Tuesday when they were found clinging to trees and crying out for help, the provincial government said.

A driver and another adult who were on the bus with the schoolchildren were among the dead.

Search and rescue operations would continue for a third day on Thursday, authorities said, though they didn't give details on how many people might still be missing. They said they were working with families to find out who was still unaccounted for.

Disaster response teams have been activated in Eastern Cape provin... [truncated]

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London - 9 June 2025

1. Various of installation of Yoshitomo Nara's "Harmless Kitty", 1994

2. Wide of Nara's exhibition

3. Various of installation of "My Drawing Room 2008, Bedroom Included"

4. "Missing in Action," 1999

5. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yoshitomo Nara, artist:

"It (Hayward Gallery) is a building with a very intricate, interesting, and organic structure. So, when I thought about how to install my 40 years of work into this space, I decided not to do it in chronological order. Instead, I wanted to place pieces of different sizes and different materials side by side. I thought it would be interesting to create an exhibition that’s not lined up in a single row, but in more organic way where some works are installed higher, some lower, some large works next to small ones, and so on."

6. Various of installation "No Means No", 2006

7. Various of installation "Fountain of Life" 2001/2014/2022

8. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yoshitomo Nara, artist:

"My work is really easy to understand. It’s something that both children and adults can grasp and perspectives depend on their age. I think kids might take it in very superficially, almost like they’re looking at cartoons or illustrations. For adults with deeper life experiences, I think they would see various layers within the paintings according to their age. So how they perceive my art would be different according to each person’s experiences or emotions. If you look at the same painting every day, it will show a completely different face each time. So, rather than saying, “I want you to see my work in this way,” I’m more interested in hearing how people from children to adults will view my work."

9. Installation "Peace of Mind", 2010

10. Exhibition

11. Tilt of installation of "Miss Forest, A Pedestal", 2023

12. Various of installation of "Miss Forest", 2010

13. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yoshitomo Nara, artist:

"After that (Japan's 2011 earthquake disasters), my themes changed without noticing. It feels like sulky kids grew up a little bit with rather merciful expressions to their look. My style shifted from just venting my frustrations to something that could offer hope to others, which happened unintentionally and naturally. I think that’s not about the paintings evolving, but about humans evolving. It made me feel like that’s what it really means to grow as a person."

14. Various of paintings

15. Close of "No Nukes", 1998

16. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yoshitomo Nara, artist:

"In America, for example, as an extension of the Civil Rights movement, there were many musicians against the Vietnam War, from folk songs to rock music, using the loudness of rock music to protest. I think Jimi Hendrix is probably the most famous of them all. That’s what I grew up seeing, so those "anti-war" and “no nukes” sentiments just naturally got absorbed into me - they became part of who I am. So rather than feeling some sense of mission, those messages just come out of me naturally."

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New York - 11 June 2025

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

"Harvey Weinstein has been convicted again, guilty of one count and not guilty of another at his MeToo retrial in New York City. It was an extraordinary day in court. Jurors returning a verdict on two of the three counts against Weinstein while remaining divided on that last count. The jury convicted Weinstein of criminal sex act for forcibly performing oral sex on Miriam Haley, a former TV and movie production assistant back in 2006. Weinstein was convicted of the same crime at his first trial in 2020. But the verdict was overturned last year on appeal, which then set up this retrial. As they prepared to bring the case, prosecutors added a previously uncharged allegation. They were retrying him on those other charges, but they added one that hadn't been part of that original case. That was the allegation that Weinstein committed the same crime, criminal sex act, with Kaja Sokola, a Polish model, also in 2006. Sokola gave at times tearful testimony at Weinstein's retrial. But on Wednesday, the jury said that it had found Weinstein not guilty of assaulting her. So guilty on one count, but not guilty on another, and a third count still pending. Weinstein's conviction nonetheless could put the 73-year-old ex-movie mogul behind bars for decades. He's also facing a 16-year prison sentence in a similar case in California, though he's also appealing that verdict. Here in New York, the jury of seven women and five men delivered what's known as a partial verdict on their fifth day of deliberations. They'll return on Thursday to continue weighing that last count, which is third degree rape relating to an allegation that Weinstein assaulted an aspiring actor by the name of Jessica Mann back in 2013. Weinstein's conviction and the acquittal on that other count capped a wild day of deliberations. The jury foreperson complained again that he was being bullied by other jurors. Weinstein's lawyer then asked for a mistrial, and Weinstein himself addressed the court while jurors were out of the room. He implored the judge to end the case without a verdict. He said, "my life is on the line, and you know what? It's not fair. It's time, it's time. It's time to say this trial is over." Just minutes later, the jury came back into the room and delivered its verdict. Afterward, Weinstein sat at the defense table as jurors walked by. He had his hands clasped to his chin, watching them go. The judge advised him and his lawyers not to make any comments until that last charge is decided. Jury deliberations on that resume on Thursday."

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STORYLINE:

Former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was convicted Wednesday of one of the top charges in his sex crimes retrial but acquitted of another, and jurors were as yet unable to reach a verdict on a third charge.

The spl... [truncated]

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New York - 11 June 2025

1. Wide of Harvey Weinstein's accuser Kaja Sokola and attorneys

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Kaja Sokola, Weinstein's accuser:

"I'm very happy with today's verdict. I am proud of the other two girls, the other two women that testified. It was an extremely difficult journey for all of us to relive our traumas and to go through it in open court. It's a big win for everyone. Harvey Weinstein will be in jail."

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3. SOUNDBITE (English) Kaja Sokola, Harvey Weinstein's accuser:

"For myself, it's closing of a chapter that caused me a lot of pain."

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4. SOUNDBITE (English) Kaja Sokola, Harvey Weinstein's accuser:

"I truly hope from the bottom of my heart that standing here right now will give courage to others to speak up, to don't suffer in silence, because suffering and living with a trauma like this without sharing it with other people is like cancer, it can eat you alive."

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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Lindsay Goldbrum, Sokola's attorney:

"That Weinstein will face consequences and stay in jail is a victory for all of the brave women who testified for survivors everywhere. But the legal system doesn't always deliver complete justice. And that's why Kaja's voice and the voice of other survivors remains so essential. She may not have received the verdict that she deserved, but her truth was heard. And it helped bring down a man who believed he was untouchable."

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6. SOUNDBITE (English) Lindsay Goldbrum, Sokola's attorney:

"Harvey Weinstein was convicted of one count of criminal sexual assault in the first degree. That's a class B felony. He can go away for decades for what he has been convicted of today, and that is a win for survivors everywhere. He is going to be in jail for an incredibly long time and that's a win no matter what."

7. Mid of Weinstein's accuser Miriam Haley and attorney Gloria Allred

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Miriam Haley, Weinstein's accuser:

"I'm just obviously relieved again. I didn't think I would be revisiting this. And I hope I don't revisit it after this, and I hope it's finally over."

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9. SOUNDBITE (English) Miriam Haley, Harvey Weinstein's accuser:

"I'm so grateful to the jury. The defense set a very disruptive and chaotic tone from the very beginning of this trial, which I suppose was meant to distract the jury from undeniable facts. And I'm so grateful that they saw through the nonsense and the antics. Testifying in the face of constant disruptions, victim shaming and deliberate attempts to distort the truth was exhausting and at times dehumanizing. But today's verdict gives me hope."

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10. SOUNDBITE (English) Gloria Allred, Mimi Haley's attorney:

"For those of you in the press who have predicted that the MeToo movement might be dead, that obituary was obviously premature... [truncated]

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Miami – 11 June 2025

1. FIFA Miami sign

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Francis Suarez, City of Miami mayor:

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"So in just one year, the whole world is gonna see what we already know, that Miami knows how to throw a party. And that we know how to host one of the biggest events on the world stage.”

Wide stage

3. Crowd applause

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Daniella Levine Cava, Miami-Dade County mayor:

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"We're expecting a million new visitors, a billion new dollars plus in economic impact. So that's good, that's good for all of us.”

5. Unveil of countdown ticker

STORYLINE:

Elected officials and representatives of FIFA started the one year countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Wednesday in a ceremony in Miami.

The city is scheduled to host seven games of the tournament, which will take place in stadiums across North America.

“In just one year, the whole world is gonna see what we already know, that Miami knows how to throw a party,” said city of Miami mayor Francis Suarez.

Miami-Dade County mayor Daniella Levine Cava said that the city is expected to welcome a million new visitors for the World Cup, with over a billion dollars in economic impact.

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