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Miami – 11 June 2025

1. FIFA Miami sign

2. Wide press conference dedicated to one year countdown before the start of the FIFA World Cup

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

"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. Soccer unites cultures from all over the globe to celebrate the beautiful game. And Miami is filled with some of the most passionate fans in the world."

4. Wide stage

5. Crowd applause

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

"We're expecting a million new visitors, a billion new dollars plus in economic impact. So that's good, that's for all of us. And what we're building here today will last beyond the final whistle. We are so proud that we are going to have new soccer programs for our youth, new jobs, new impact for the whole South Florida region."

7. Unveil of countdown ticker

8. Close of countdown

9. People taking photographs of musician Marc Anthony in front of ticker

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Marc Anthony, musician:

"We couldn't be more ready to host you, to welcome you, to show you the love, show you what Miami has to offer. What we as a people, as a community have to offer. And me standing here, I'm beside myself because I say this every day: there's no city like Miami on the planet."

11. Crowd

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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Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip - 11 June 2025

1. Various of people heading to receive aid

2. Various of injured man sitting in cart

3. Various of people carrying bags of aid and walking back

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hazem Abu Linda, displaced man:

"We go for two reasons: first, because we are unable (to buy) because the prices are high, and because of the monopoly of the merchants, and the goods are very expensive. If the merchants cooperated with the community and lowered the prices, no one would go (to the American aid distribution points). And if someone goes after that, everyone will receive it (the aid) smoothly, because the price of the thing is negligible. 90 percent of those who go take (the aid) to sell it, and 10 percent are the ones who return in order to feed their children."

5. Various of people carrying bags of aid and walking back

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mahmoud al-Hindi, from Khan Younis:

"My children cried last night because they wanted dinner, and by God there is no dinner in the house. I have a sick child who is 4-years-old. They are crying for me, wanting to have dinner, so I was forced to go out there to the aid point to bring it to my children. In front of us is shooting, injuries and martyrs. We returned with nothing. We hope to live with dignity. We hope that someone will stand with us. They said, "Come here, there is aid. We want someone to stand with us. We want countries to stand with us. May God deal with the people who refuse to stand with us."

7. Various of thousands of people walking back from distribution aid point

8. Various of people carrying bags of aid

9. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Abdel Rahman Al-Shaer, from Khan Younis:

"I went six times, and I never received aid, not once. and we come to buy what people bring. The prices are outrageous. You cannot buy anything. In fact, we do not have money to buy."

10. Various of thousands of people walking back from distribution aid point

STORYLINE:

Scores of people returned to Khan Younis on Wednesday from distribution centres in Rafah, with some carrying aid parcels and boxes on their shoulders.

One elderly man with an injured leg was carried on a cart.

Meanwhile, many came back empty-handed, including Abdel Rahman Al-Shaer, who said he went there six times and always came back with nothing.

He said people bring items to sell in the market at high prices that he can’t afford because he doesn’t have any money.

Hazem Abu Linda, who came back with a food parcel that he carried on his back, said that most people who go to the centres resell the aid they take and that if merchants hadn’t monopolized the markets and sold food at affordable prices, then no one would go to these centres.

“I have children who were screaming today because they wanted to eat, but we have nothing. I have a sick 4-year-old as well. So I was forced to go there for the first time to get food for my children. I went there and saw... [truncated]

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Hawthorne, Calif. - 11 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Jason Lopez of Pasadena Calif./Brian Wilson fan:

"Even to his most recent recordings, I've always been a huge fan, and I always wonder, too, what the world would be like musically had, you know, I know this is a hot button issue, but I hold fast. If Mike Love didn't try to stonewall, you know, 'Smile.' If that was released in 1967, how different the musical landscape would be today is just something I often think about. But yeah, it's, it's just crazy how one person from a modest upbringing in Hawthorne, California became America's band."

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Washington, DC - 11 June 2025

1. Wide of U.S. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer at the podium

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, U.S. House Minority Leader:

"There are more than a dozen House Republicans who have indicated that they don't support cutting Medicaid for the people that they represent. Those House Republicans have a chance to stop this bill from even being sent over to the United States Senate by voting no on the rule today."

3. Cutaway of press conference

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, U.S. House Minority Leader:

"It's strange to me that you have Republicans who voted for a bill that they apparently dislike and then publicly sent a letter to their Senate Republican colleagues to say stop these provisions from ever becoming law. I mean, that's the height of irresponsibility. Vote yes, and then hope for the best. No, you have a job to do in the House of Representatives. And now you have a second chance."

5. Cutaway of press conference

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. Chuck Schumer, U.S. Senate Minority Leader:

"Well, now is their opportunity to make the changes that they told their constituencies that they don't like in the bill."

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7. SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. Chuck Schumer, U.S. Senate Minority Leader:

"This is a golden opportunity if they really mean what they say...and they want to change the bill, this is their golden opportunity. Don't throw the key away. Don't shrug your shoulders a second time and say, well, there were things I liked in the bill and didn't like. This is the chance to change it."

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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, U.S. House Minority Leader:

"I think there's going to be strong Democratic opposition here in the House. We're going to work hard to kill the legislation here in the House of Representatives. This rescissions bill, which is, you know, doing Elon Musk's bidding in terms of devastating cuts to our ability as a country to protect our national security interests all across the world. And then at the same time, assaulting, you know, Bert, Ernie, Big Bird, uh... Elmo and all of the people connected to Sesame Street. That's extraordinary. I mean who are these people? Cruelty is the point."

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9. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, U.S. House Minority Leader:

"I think Gavin Newsom has been doing a tremendous job on behalf of the people of California."

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10. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, U.S. House Minority Leader:

"(California governor) Gavin Newsom and (Los Angeles mayor) Karen Bass have both pointed out, and we agree here in the Capitol, anybody who breaks the law, anybody who assaults police officers, anybody, who destroys property, should be held accountable to the full extent of the law and state and local law enforcement officials are ... [truncated]

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Hawthorne, Calif. - 11 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Jason Lopez of Pasadena Calif./Brian Wilson fan:

"Even to his most recent recordings, I've always been a huge fan, and I always wonder, too, what the world would be like musically had, you know, I know this is a hot button issue, but I hold fast. If Mike Love didn't try to stonewall, you know, 'Smile.' If that was released in 1967, how different the musical landscape would be today is just something I often think about. But yeah, it's, it's just crazy how one person from a modest upbringing in Hawthorne, California became America's band."

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Graz, Austria - 11 June 2025

1. Austrian president Alexander Van der Bellen and wife with candles

2. Wide of presidential couple laying candles

3. Close of president Van der Bellen

4. Mid of Van der Bellen laying flowers

5. Wide of Van der Bellen getting on stage

6. SOUNDBITE (German) Alexander Van der Bellen, Austrian president:

"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.”

7. Various of crowd

8. SOUNDBITE (German) Alexander Van der Bellen, Austrian president:

“We will not forget you. It is our job now to do everything to support your bereaved – with everything we have at our disposal as a community. And it is the job of the politicians to clear up the circumstances of this bloody deed completely and without lingering doubts. So that we can do everything humanly possible to prevent such immeasurable suffering in the future – or at least minimize the likelihood.”

9. Wide of Van der Bellen on stage

10. SOUNDBITE (German) Alexander Van der Bellen, Austrian president:

“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.”

11. Mid of crowd applauding

12. Wide of Van der Bellen and mayor leaving

13. SOUNDBITE (German) Anna-Lena Stegmüller, 23-years-old, university student:

"I’d sum it up like this – school is a safe space for us teachers, or it should be a safe space. And yesterday showed that unfortunately it’s not always like this. This is shocking as an aspiring teacher, when you spend so much time at school and all of a sudden it’s not just your work place but such a dangerous place.”

14. Mid of crowd

15. SOUNDBITE (German) Aden Alihodzic, 23-years-old, engineering student:

“It’s really heartbreaking to see what happened yesterday simply because you went to school here and indirectly have friends which lost family members there. And that’s why it’s important to be here today.”

16. 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 kil... [truncated]

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Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip - 11 June 2025

1. Various of woman mourning her husband and shouting (Arabic) "My husband, my husband, my love"

2. Various of people mourning their relatives

3. Man crying

4. Various of family mourning their son

5. Various of people praying for victims

6. Man crying

7. Girls and women crying after their sister Ghazal Eyad, 16-years-old, was killed

8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Maria Eyad, lost her sister:

"Ghazal went to get food for her little sisters. Her sister was injured the day before, the second day of Eid. They don't have food. Who will feed them and who will give them water? So she and her mother went and said, "We will go get food for the children, we don't find anything to eat". Ghazal went to her fate."

9. Various of girls crying

10. Woman crying and shouting (Arabic) "You killed everyone, shame on you, there was no one left that you did not kill, you killed my husband, you killed my sister, you killed my uncle, my cousin , shame on you."

11. Various of family mourning their daughter Ghazal

12. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Safaa Farmawi, mother lost her daughter:

"My daughter and I went to get aid, she came before me, I looked for my daughter but couldn't find her, people told me your daughter was martyred, and my other daughter was injured and has been in the hospital for five days. This is her."

13. Various of mother of Ghazal mourning her

14. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Safaa Farmawi, mother lost her daughter:

"I went five or six times, I got (aid) once and I was injured during it, they threw sound bombs at us and my legs were injured, they sprayed us with pepper gas, these are the five times I went, we went and came back with a martyr and the day before Eid we went and came back with an injured person."

15. Various of mourning carrying body of girl Ghazal and leaving

STORYLINE:

At least 14 people were killed in the Southern Gaza Strip on Wednesday when they were on their way to get aid.

According to Nasser Hospital, which received the bodies, more than a dozen people were killed in the area of Rafah where people have been moving almost daily to receive aid in some of the hubs operated by the U.S. backed company Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

Also on Wednesday, the Palestinian death toll from the 20-month Israel-Hamas war has climbed past 55,000, the Gaza Health Ministry said.

The ministry doesn't distinguish between civilians and combatants, but has said that women and children make up more than half the dead.

It’s a grim milestone in the war that began with Hamas’ attack into southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, and shows no sign of ending. Israel says it only targets militants and blames civilian deaths on Hamas, accusing the militants of hiding among civilians, because they operate in populated areas.

The ministry says 55,104 people have been killed since the start of the war and 127... [truncated]

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Washington - 10 June 2025

1. Close of U.S. Army sign on presidential viewing platform for military parade

2. Mid of construction equipment in front of presidential viewing platform for military parade

3. Close of construction crews working with White House in background

4. Wide pan from presidential viewing platform for military parade to Washington Monument

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Washington - 11 June 2025

5. Various of U.S. Army tank at a staging area in West Potomac Park

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Washington - 10 June 2025

6. Various of Washington Monument seen behind a closed roadway

7. Mid of signs and barricades in front of a closed sidewalk

8. Mid of crew member working on a street light

9. Various of construction crew erecting anti-scale fencing near the White House

10. Tilt up of fencing on the ground waiting to be set up

11. Various of construction crew erecting anti-scale fencing near the White House

12. Close of sign on fence reading (English) "Police line. Do not cross."

13. Wide of bicycles and vehicles passing a long stretch of fencing

STORYLINE:

As the nation's capital cleans up from the culmination of World Pride this past weekend, focus now shifts to a very different massive event — Saturday's military parade to honor the 250th birthday of the Army and the 79th birthday of President Donald Trump.

Matt McCool with the Secret Service's Washington Field office, who said more than 18 miles of “anti-scale fencing” would be erected and “multiple drones” would be in the air. The entire District of Columbia is normally a no-fly zone for drones.

Army officials have estimated around 200,000 attendees for the evening military parade.

A total of 175 magnetometers would be used at security checkpoints controlling access to the daytime birthday festival and the nighttime parade. Metropolitan Police Department chief Pamela Smith predicted “major impacts to traffic” and advised attendees to arrive early and consider forgoing cars for the Metro.

The military parade has been designated a National Special Security Event — similar to a presidential inauguration or state funeral. That status is reserved for events that draw large crowds and potential mass protests. It calls for an enhanced degree of high-level coordination among D.C. officials, the FBI, Capitol Police and Washington’s National Guard contingent — with the Secret Service taking the lead.

The Army birthday celebration had already been planned for months. But earlier this spring, Trump announced his intention to transform the event — which coincides with his 79th birthday — into a massive military parade complete with 60-ton M1 Abrams battle tanks and Paladin self-propelled howitzers rolling through the city streets.

Multiple counter-protests of varying sizes are planned for Saturday, with the largest being a mass march to the White House. Officials say they are also on alert for signs that the immigration-related clashes b... [truncated]

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