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Quito, Ecuador - 10 June 2025

1. Ecuador's fans waiting for the match to end

2. Fans celebrating the qualification of the national team to the 2026 World Cup

3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gonzalo Carrera, Ecuador supporter:

++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 2 AND 4++

"We achieved our goal, we got the point we needed to qualify for the World Cup. It was an even match; neither team had many offensive ideas. But the objective was to draw, to secure that one point, and we did it. Now we're going to the World Cup."

4. Various of fans celebrating

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Carolina Montes de Oca, Ecuadorian Fanatic:

++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOT 4++

"The goal was achieved, we are super happy, Ecuador qualified for the World Cup, and we are going with everything, we are going to give it all, with all our strength".

6. Ecuadorian fans celebrating the qualification to the 2026 World Cup

STORYLINE:

Ecuadorians followed Tuesday's crucial match between their national team and Peru with bated breath, a hard-fought 0–0 draw that secured their place in the 2026 World Cup.

Cheers erupted across bars and streets in the capital, Quito, first in the 51 minute, when Nilson Angulo broke through the Peruvian defense to score what appeared to be the opening goal, only for it to be ruled out by referee Andrés Rojas.

The tension held until the final whistle, which sealed the draw and confirmed Ecuador's long-awaited qualification.

Ecuador and Brazil each have 25 points in the standings, but the Ecuadorians are in second spot based on victories.

The two nations are 10 points behind Argentina but, crucially, more than six points clear of the seventh-place team with two games remaining in the qualifying campaign.

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(11 Jun 2025)

FRANCE VIVATECH NVIDIA

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LENGTH: 4:39

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Paris, France - 11 June 2025

1. Promotional video on screen showcasing how Nvidia is helping to create autonomous vehicles

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

"A billion cars on the road, 10,000 miles a year on average, 10 trillion miles. The future of autonomous driving is obviously gigantic, and it's going to be driven, it's going to powered by AI. This is the next gigantic opportunity, and we're working with enormous companies and really fantastic companies around the world to make this possible. At the core of everything we do here with AV is safety. And we're really, really proud of our Halo system. It starts with the architecture of the chip and then the chip design and the systems design, the operating system, the AI models, the methodology of developing the software, the way we test it, everything from the way train the models, the data we provide for the models, all the way to the way evaluate the models. Nvidia's Halo system and our AV safety team and capabilities are absolutely world-renowned."

3. Promotional video showcasing how AI robots can be trained in a digital world called Omniverse

4. Robot walks onto stage and interacts with Huang;

UPSOUND: (English) Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia:

We have a special guest. Your name is Grek! Are you... Are you are you a petit garçon or petite fille? Okay. Grek is a little girl. Now, look at this. Grek learned how to walk inside Omniverse, obeying the laws of physics. And by inside Omniverse, we created hundreds of thousands of scenarios. Then finally, when Grek learned how to operate and walk and manipulate in those environments on sand and on gravel, on slippery floors, on concrete, on carpet. Then when it comes, when Grek comes into the physical world, the physical word world is just 101 version of the world. And so you learn how to walk in the virtual world and look at you now. Can you, can you jump? Wow! Can you dance? Well, I think I just want to let you know, I am the keynote presenter. So I need you to behave for a few seconds. Could you sit? Hey, you know what we should do? Let's take a picture of everybody. Yeah! Bam, bam."

5. Wide of stage

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

"It's very clear. It's very clear an industrial revolution has started. The next wave of AI has started! 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."

7. Pull out at end of keynote speech

STORYLINE:

LEADIN

Nvidia’s CEO's Jensen Huang shared a stage with a cute robot to illustrate the role AI can play in robotics.

Grek, the droid appeared during Huang's keynote at VivaTech in Paris.

The short two-legged robot that danced and jumped on stage, was trained to walk in an AI pow... [truncated]

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(2 Mar 2006)

60 mins approx

1. VS aerial views of Gulf of St. Lawrence and b-roll helicopter pilot

2. B-roll helicopter landing

3. LS Heather Mills McCartney and Sir Paul McCartney exiting plane

4. VS Heather Mills McCartney and Sir Paul McCartney with entourage

5. B-roll Heather Mills and Sir Paul McCartney entering helicopter

6. MS helicopter taking off

7. B-roll helicopter departing

8. SOT Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills McCartney. including soundbites:

Sir Paul McCartney: "In about three weeks time these baby seals are due to be clubbed to death or shot in what is known as the seal hunt. For many years people have been trying to have this brutal practise stopped but we are out here to see if we can lend our voice to this campaign and maybe get it stopped once and for all."

Sir Paul McCartney: "You will hear that the reason why the seal hunt has to go on is that the seals eat the cod and therefore deplete the supplies of cod in the area, therefore ruining the fishermen''s living, but in actual fact that isn''t true. It''s over fishing that has lead to the demise of the cod and these harp seals actually eat some of the predators of the cod so they are part of a very delicate eco-balance."

Sir Paul McCartney: "The Canadian people have been polled and asked what they think of the seal hunt and the majority of the Canadian people are opposed to it so it''s not their fault. It''s just an old tradition that has gone on for a long time and it''s time it stopped."

9. VS Heather Mills and Sir Paul McCartney playing with baby seal

10. B-roll seal pup trying to bite Heather Mills McCartney

11. SOUND UP Mills McCartney and Sir Paul McCartney chastising seal pup

12. VS Heather Mills McCartney and Sir Paul McCartney with entourage

13. B-roll Heather Mills McCartney and Sir Paul McCartney walking towards helicopter

14. MS Heather Mills McCartney and Sir Paul McCartney entering helicopter

15. VS seals

16. B-roll baby seal

17. VS baby seal and mother

18. B-roll seals

19. SOT Sir Paul McCartney

20. B-roll Sir Paul McCartney being interviewed

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(11 Jun 2025)

FRANCE VIVATECH NVIDIA

SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS

RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

LENGTH: 4:39

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Paris, France - 11 June 2025

1. Promotional video on screen showcasing how Nvidia is helping to create autonomous vehicles

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

"A billion cars on the road, 10,000 miles a year on average, 10 trillion miles. The future of autonomous driving is obviously gigantic, and it's going to be driven, it's going to powered by AI. This is the next gigantic opportunity, and we're working with enormous companies and really fantastic companies around the world to make this possible. At the core of everything we do here with AV is safety. And we're really, really proud of our Halo system. It starts with the architecture of the chip and then the chip design and the systems design, the operating system, the AI models, the methodology of developing the software, the way we test it, everything from the way train the models, the data we provide for the models, all the way to the way evaluate the models. Nvidia's Halo system and our AV safety team and capabilities are absolutely world-renowned."

3. Promotional video showcasing how AI robots can be trained in a digital world called Omniverse

4. Robot walks onto stage and interacts with Huang;

UPSOUND: (English) Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia:

We have a special guest. Your name is Grek! Are you... Are you are you a petit garçon or petite fille? Okay. Grek is a little girl. Now, look at this. Grek learned how to walk inside Omniverse, obeying the laws of physics. And by inside Omniverse, we created hundreds of thousands of scenarios. Then finally, when Grek learned how to operate and walk and manipulate in those environments on sand and on gravel, on slippery floors, on concrete, on carpet. Then when it comes, when Grek comes into the physical world, the physical word world is just 101 version of the world. And so you learn how to walk in the virtual world and look at you now. Can you, can you jump? Wow! Can you dance? Well, I think I just want to let you know, I am the keynote presenter. So I need you to behave for a few seconds. Could you sit? Hey, you know what we should do? Let's take a picture of everybody. Yeah! Bam, bam."

5. Wide of stage

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

"It's very clear. It's very clear an industrial revolution has started. The next wave of AI has started! 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."

7. Pull out at end of keynote speech

STORYLINE:

LEADIN

Nvidia’s CEO's Jensen Huang shared a stage with a cute robot to illustrate the role AI can play in robotics.

Grek, the droid appeared during Huang's keynote at VivaTech in Paris.

The short two-legged robot that danced and jumped on stage, was trained to walk in an AI pow... [truncated]

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(11 Jun 2025)

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London - 10 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Pitbull, recording artist - on appreciating the atmosphere at his concerts:

"It's very important for me because that's exactly how I'm feeling on stage. It's just I appreciate the opportunity. I appreciate the love, I appreciated the support. I just don't say it, I live it. It's the truth, it's real. And to be able to feel that on stage, I want them to feel what I feel. Because not only that, I want them know that I appreciate that love that they're giving me and they can relate and when they leave there, they're not only fans but they're connected at another level. And I even saw one that they sent me a picture of a woman that was pregnant and had the globe around her belly and it said, 'Baby Worldwide.' You know, when you see those kinds of things, it's a blessing, like I said before, and if she happens to be watching this, I want to say congratulations and thank you, because that was a priceless picture."

STORYLINE:

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(11 Jun 2025)

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++STARTS AND ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Moscow, Russia - 13 March 2025

1. STILL of Russian Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov ++OVERLAYS AUDIO IN SHOT 2++

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Moscow, Russia - 11 June 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin:

“Dialogue is continuing. Everything is being carried out by diplomats within the framework of understanding reached between President Putin and President Trump. At the same time, there are a lot of sticking points, shall we say, within our bilateral relations. Of course, one can hardly hope for a fast resolution, but this is precisely the kind of complex step-by-step work that has begun and will continue.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Moscow, Russia - 19 December 2024

3. STILL of Russian Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov ++OVERLAYS AUDIO IN SHOT 4++

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Moscow, Russia - 11 June 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin:

“Of course, such actions do not contribute to the stabilization of international energy markets and the oil market. But, of course, Russia has been living under various restrictions for a long time, which we still consider illegal. Russia has already gained very useful experience to minimize any negative consequences of such decisions.”

++ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

The Kremlin confirmed on Wednesday that talks are being planned between Russian and U.S. officials to improve bilateral relations.

Russia’s Ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev, told state news agency Tass on Tuesday that a meeting would happen “very soon”. It follows previous talks between the two sides in third countries that focused on the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.

Presidential spokesperson Dmitry Peskov confirmed the announcement while speaking to journalists Wednesday, but did not provide further details on an exact date.

“Dialogue is continuing. Everything is being carried out by diplomats within the framework of understanding reached between President Putin and President Trump,” Peskov said.

“At the same time, there are a lot of sticking points, shall we say, within our bilateral relations. Of course, one can hardly hope for a fast resolution.”

He also noted that proposals from the European Commission to place the price cap for Russian oil at $45 a barrel would not aid the stabilization of global energy markets.

“But, of course, Russia has been living under various restrictions for a long time,” he said. “Russia has already gained very useful experience to minimize any negative consequences of such decisions.”

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(11 Jun 2025)

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Belitsa, Bulgaria - 28 de abril de 2025

 En los  bosques de Belitsa, en Bulgaria, 

estos osos deambulan libremente sin riesgo de ser capturados o cazados por humanos.

 

Los residentes del Santuario de Osos de Belitsa, una reserva patrocinada por la organización mundial para el bienestar animal Four Paws y la organización benéfica Fondation Brigitte Bardot, disfrutan de una nueva vida en la naturaleza.

 

Desde el siglo XIX, muchos en los Balcanes se ganaban la vida obligando a los osos a actuar en espectáculos de danza, pero desde 1998, eso quedó prohibido, ya que estos osos se convirtieron en una especie protegida en Bulgaria. Sin embargo, según Four Paws, la práctica continuó hasta 2007.

 

SOUNDBITE (búlgaro): Nikola Popkostadinov, Director del Santuario de Osos de Belitsa

"Tras rescatar con éxito a todos los osos bailarines, ampliamos nuestro enfoque”, dijo el director del santuario. “Identificamos osos en peligro en todo el mundo, y los que se encuentran en nuestra región son traídos aquí para que vivan en condiciones seguras”.

 

Los primeros osos se rescataron en el año 2000 y Four Paws tuvo la idea de abrir el santuario para darles mejores condiciones de vida.

 

Los osos disponen de bosques y colinas, de solariums especialmente diseñados para descansar, estanques para nadar y guaridas artificiales, así pueden vivir en un entorno lo más parecido posible a la naturaleza.

 

ANNE MARIE GARCIA, ASSOCIATED PRESS

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(11 Jun 2025)

ASSOCIATED PRESS

London - 9 June 2025

1. Various exteriors of O2 Arena

2. Various of fans dressed up with suits and bald caps

ASSOCIATED PRESS

London - 10 June 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Pitbull, recording artist - on when he started noticing fans dressing up like him:

"I want to say it started around 2021 when we came out of the, you know, when the world came out the shutdown. That was the tour, it was called 'I Feel Good.' And you started to see it, I wanna say maybe out of 20,000 people coming to the show, 30,000 coming to show, you'll see a thousand, you know. But then when we came over to, you know, we jumped the pond and we ended up in London and it was just something else. It was definitely a whole new movement, took it to a whole level and it's flattering."

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London - 9 June 2025

4. Various of fans dancing outside the concert venue before the concert

ASSOCIATED PRESS

London - 10 June 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Pitbull, recording artist:

"If they only knew, as much as they are fans of mine, I am fans of them. So when I watch the fans on the way to the show, I see them all. I see them all walking down the block. I see all playing certain songs, just having a great time getting each other, what we call, boost up, ready for the concert. And that, again, if they only know that I'm watching them, and it's a... It touches my heart because who would have known, you know, somebody from Miami and all the things that I've been through in life, and that's why I would say from a negative to a positive, to have people out here feeling that good dressed up as me. Unbelievable."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

London - 9 June 2025

6. Various of fans dancing outside the concert venue before the concert

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(11 Jun 2025)

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London - 10 June 2025

1. Fiona Shaw, Sydney Sweeney, Julianne Moore and Domhnall Gleeson pose for photos

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Julianne Moore, actor - on if she could embrace the rural life like her character:

"She's a hard worker and she loves her farm and she loves her horses. I have a house in that's outside of New York City and I love it, but it's not really hard work. It's near the beach and it is pretty relaxed."

3. Fiona Shaw, Julianne Moore pose for photos

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Julianne Moore, actor:

(Reporter: "Tell me about your collaboration with Fiona because at the core of this is female friendship, ride or die friendship.")

Moore: "She is so amazing. I mean, she's a tremendous actress. She is. And I've always longed to meet her, let alone work with her. So this was really a thrill and an honor to be with her every day. And we had a great time. We really have a lot of laughs."

5. Sydney Sweeney, Julianne Moore pose for photos

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Julianne Moore, actor:

(Reporter: "And Sydney as well, she kind of tormented you quite a bit, didn't she?")

Moore: "She's also a tremendous partner. And really it's I think we're both really familiar with this mother daughter bond. Obviously we all have been, you know, we know how much it can withstand and we are really interested in exploring it."

(Reporter: "Would you go that far for your friends?")

Moore: "I don't know. People always ask me who would I call in a situation like this, and I'm like 'I think I'd call my sister.'"

7. Fiona Shaw, Sydney Sweeney, Julianne Moore pose for photos

STORYLINE:

In "Echo Valley" Julianne Moore shares the screen with Fiona Shaw and Sydney Sweeney.

Sweeney plays Moore's character's daughter, a spoiled drug-addled girl who harasses her mother for money, and more, while Shaw plays her no nonsense best friend, who is there for her in her time of need.

Moore relished working with both of them. At the film's London premiere Tuesday, she said she'd "always longed to meet" Shaw, calling working with her a "thrill and an honor." She added that there were "lots of laughs" too.

Her character Kate owns a horse ranch, which her daughter visits when she wants help from her mum. This unwavering support and unconditional love is something that Moore said her and Sweeney were "familiar" with. They wanted to look at "how much it can withstand."

Moore also joked that unlike Kate, the rural existence isn't necessarily for her.

"I have a house in that's outside of New York City and I love it, but it's not really hard work. It's near the beach and it is pretty relaxed," she smiled.

"Echo Valley" also stars Domnhall Gleeson and is streaming on Apple TV+ now.

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(11 Jun 2025)

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Columbus, Ohio – 4 June 2025

1. Various inside market

ASSOCIATED PRESS

London – 5 June 2025

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Marco Springmann, University College London:

“In general, the food system is a major driver of climate change. It emits about a third of all greenhouse gas emissions. Meat and dairy is the majority of that third of emissions.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Columbus, Ohio – 4 June 2025

3. Various of foods inside grocery store

ASSOCIATED PRESS

London – 5 June 2025

++COVERED++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Marco Springmann, University College London:

“Reducing the amount of meat and dairy you consume and increasing the amount of fruits, vegetables, whole grains and so on, would always be the number one recommendation you can make for sustainable shopping.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Columbus, Ohio – 4 June 2025

5. Various of foods inside grocery store

ASSOCIATED PRESS

London – 5 June 2025

++COVERED++

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Marco Springmann, University College London:

“Organically produced or managed field is a little bit better for biodiversity, for example. The problem is that usually organic food production requires a bit more land and if you suddenly need to use more land for the same, let's say, foods that you produce, that means there will be deforestation.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Columbus, Ohio – 4 June 2025

7. Various of produce

8. Medium of sign reading “eat your leafy greens”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

London – 5 June 2025

++COVERED++

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Marco Springmann, University College London:

“Also from a nutritional perspective, it is actually important that you get lots of vegetables of different colors, which signals usually different seasons as well.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Columbus, Ohio – 4 June 2025

10. PAN of produce

11. Tight of lentils

12. Medium of oils

ASSOCIATED PRESS

London – 5 June 2025

++COVERED++

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Marco Springmann, University College London:

“People appreciate that everything is in proportion. If you have too much of a good thing, it's not a good thing anymore.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Columbus, Ohio – 4 June 2025

14. Tight of avocado oil

15. Tight of chicken wings

16. Medium of person checking out at grocery store

STORYLINE:

WHETHER YOU’RE SOMEONE WHO LOVES TO GROCERY SHOP OR DESPISES THE CHORE, IT’S A ROUTINE PEOPLE DO EVERY WEEK…SOMETIMES MULTIPLE TIMES A WEEK.

AND IT’S ONE OF THE MOST IMPACTFUL CLIMATE DECISIONS WE MAKE.

SOUNDBITE (English) Marco Springmann, University College London:

“In general, the food system is a major driver of climate change. It emits about a third of all greenhouse gas emissions. Meat and dairy is the majority of that third of emissions.”

BEEF IS ONE OF THE TOP DRIVERS OF EMISSIONS.

EXPERTS SAY SWAPPING ONE SERVING OF CHICKEN OR FISH PER DAY FOR BEEF CUTS A DIET’S EMISSIONS NEARLY IN HALF.

SOUNDBITE (English) Marco Springmann, University College London:

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