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  • In Brazil, knights and masked riders join together for a religious festival
    (10 Jun 2025)
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  • Israeli forces accused of firing towards crowds going to food distribution point in Gaza
    (10 Jun 2025)
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    Khan Younis - 10 June 2025
    1. Various of thousands of people heading to aid distribution center
    2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Salim Shurrab, from Khan Younis:
    "My family consists of 10 to 12 people, we are unable to get food, drink, flour or anything. If I wanted to go to the market now to buy a few vegetables, I couldn’t because I don't have any income. We are unable to buy vegetables, we can't eat or drink, we can't have flour or anything. This is a lifeless existence. We are slowly dying."
    3. Various of crowds of people on their way to receive aid
    4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Firas Redan, displaced from east of Khan Younis:
    "We have been coming for two days, and as you can see, we don’t take anything. Two people came with me, Fares Abu Lebdeh, may God have mercy on him, he was martyred. Also, Alaa Abu Radwan, who gave me this bag, and told me: 'if you bring food, deliver it to my children'. I swear to God they took the loaf last night, as his wife came crying and said there is no bread. I gave her a loaf."
    5. Various of people carrying bags of aid and walking back
    6. Various of crowds of people walking back after aid distribution point closed
    STORYLINE:
    Palestinian health officials and witnesses say Israeli forces fired toward crowds making their way to a food distribution point run by an Israeli and U.S.-supported group in the Gaza Strip early Tuesday, killing three people and wounding scores.
    The Israeli military said it fired warning shots at people it referred to as suspects who it said had advanced toward its troops hundreds of meters (yards) from the aid site prior to its opening hours.
    Experts and humanitarian aid workers say Israel’s blockade and 20-month military campaign have pushed Gaza to the brink of famine.
    Around 130 people have been killed in a number of shootings near aid sites run by the Israeli and U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which are in military zones that are off-limits to independent media.
    The Israeli military has acknowledged firing warning shots on previous occasions at people who it says approached its forces in a suspicious manner.
    The foundation says there has been no violence in or around the distribution points themselves.
    But it has warned people to stay on designated access routes and it paused delivery last week while it held talks with the military on improving safety.
    Two men and a child were killed and at least 130 were wounded on Tuesday, according to a spokesperson for al-Awda Hospital, which received the casualties.
    He said most were being treated for gunshot wounds.
    Crowds of Palestinians seeking desperately needed food often head to the sites hours before dawn, hoping to beat the crowds.
    Salim Shurrab, from Khan Younis, said that he couldn't receive any aid supplies for his family, which has 12 members.
    Unable to buy food from the market either, him and his family are left starving.
    "This is a lifeless existence. We ... [truncated]
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  • T.I. and Tiny say Heiress Harris was born to make music
    (10 Jun 2025)
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  • How three days of protests unfolded in Los Angeles in dramatic images
    (10 Jun 2025)
    RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles - 7 June 2025
    1. STILL Woman waving U.S. flag
    2. STILL Protester in motion in front of smoke
    3. STILL Protesters waving flags
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles - 8 June 2025
    4. STILL Protesters facing off against police
    5. STILL Protester kneeling in front of police
    6. STILL Protester holding Mexican flag, with flames in background
    7. STILL Protester holding Mexican flag jumping off of police car on fire
    8. STILL Police officer firing projectile
    9. STILL Police among wrecked police cars
    10. STILL Protester being held by police
    11. STILL Vehicles on fire
    ASSOCIATED PRESS
    Los Angeles - 9 June 2025
    12. STILL Protesters facing off against police
    13. STILL Protester facing off against National Guard
    14. STILL Protest scenes, with fireworks in background
    15. STILL Protester has eyes washed out
    16. STILL Protesters running
    17. STILL Protester holding U.S. flag
    STORYLINE:
    Donald Trump made no secret of his willingness to exert a maximalist approach to enforcing immigration laws and keeping order as he campaigned to return to the White House. The fulfillment of that pledge is now on full display in Los Angeles.
    The U.S. president has put hundreds of National Guard troops on the streets to quell protests over his administration's immigration raids, a deployment that state and city officials say has only inflamed tensions. Trump called up the California National Guard over the objections of Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom — the first time in 60 years a president has done so — and is deploying active-duty troops to support the guard.
    By overriding Newsom, Trump is already going beyond what he did to respond to Black Lives Matter protests in 2020, when he warned he could send troops to contain demonstrations that turned violent if governors in the states did not act to do so themselves. Trump said in September of that year that he “can’t call in the National Guard unless we’re requested by a governor” and that “we have to go by the laws.”
    But now, the past and current president is moving swiftly, with little internal restraint to test the bounds of his executive authority in order to deliver on his promise of mass deportations. What remains to be seen is whether Americans will stand by him once it’s operationalized nationwide, as Trump looks to secure billions from Congress to dramatically expand the country's detention and deportation operations.
    For now, Trump is betting that they will.
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  • Tisha Campbell just started watching 'Martin' — years later
    (10 Jun 2025)
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  • Graz resident recalls seeing armed police in the street after school shooting in city
    (10 Jun 2025)
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    Graz, Austria - 10 June 2025
    1. Wide of school and police
    2. Mid of police officer talking to local resident
    3. Mid of graffiti on school reading (German) “Our school)
    4. Wide of police barrier and residents
    5. SOUNBITE (German) Tamara Jankovic, local resident, originally from Croatia:
    “Around 10 o’clock I was in my apartment. I heard police sirens – unnaturally many and loud. When I got to my balcony I saw special police forces with rifles which ran around the buildings and in this street here.”
    6. Wide of police talking to woman
    7. Wide of police barrier
    8. SOUNBITE (German) Tamara Jankovic, local resident, originally from Croatia:
    “Especially for Graz this is very terrible. In general, this is terrible – because many many families with small children, school children, live here. Since I have been living here nothing like that ever happened. It’s a tragedy, simply a tragedy."
    9. Mid of police talking to man
    STORYLINE:
    A former student opened fire at a school in Austria’s second-biggest city on Tuesday, killing nine people and wounding at least 12 others before taking his own life, authorities said.
    There was no immediate information on the motive of the 21-year-old man, who had no previous police record.
    He used two weapons, which he was believed to have owned legally, police said.
    A national minute of silence is to be held on Wednesday morning in memory of the victims.
    Special forces were among those sent to the BORG Dreierschützengasse high school, about a kilometer (over half a mile) from Graz’s historic center, after calls at 10 a.m. reporting shots the building.
    More than 300 police officers were sent to the school, which was evacuated.
    Police said security was restored in 17 minutes.
    The assailant, who acted alone, was a 21-year-old Austrian man who lived near Graz, police said. His name wasn't released.
    Regional police chief Gerald Ortner said two firearms — a long gun and a handgun — were used in the shooting and recovered from the scene, and that the assailant was apparently legally in possession of them.
    The man took his own life in a bathroom.
    Interior Minister Gerhard Karner said the gunman had been a student at the school and hadn't completed his studies. He didn't specify when the man left the school or at what age.
    Karner said six of the dead were female and three male, but didn't give further information.
    Austria’s Red Cross said it had deployed 65 ambulances to the scene and 158 emergency staffers were helping treat the injured. In addition, 40 specially trained psychologists were counseling students and parents.
    The Red Cross also called on locals to come forward and donate blood.
    Tuesday’s violence appeared to be the deadliest attack in Austria’s post-World War II history.
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  • Unidentified drones have killed several people in two different strikes in Idlib countryside
    (10 Jun 2025)
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    Atme, Idlib, Syria - 10 June 2025
    1. Various of Syrian civil defense rescuers removing remains of missiles from craters
    2. Rescuer holding missile fragments, signaling cars to pass
    3. Various of civil defense rescuers cleaning street
    STORYLINE:
    An unidentified drone attack on Tuesday killed a man and wounded three other people in a car in Syria's northern Idlib countryside, according to local residents and first responders.
    Details on the identities of the four men have not been reported.
    Earlier, a separate drone strike targeted a motorcycle on the outskirts of the city of al-Dana in the northern countryside of Idlib.
    There were no claims of responsibility on either attack.
    Local social media reported that two men were on the motorcycle at the time of the attack.
    The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that two men were killed on the motorcycle.
    The Al-Watan local news outlet reported that an MQ-9 drone operated by a U.S.-led coalition had carried out the strike near al-Dana.
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  • UK Ironman 3 - Gwyneth Paltrow Intv
    (16 Apr 2013) 1. Sit down interview with Gwynth Paltrow
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  • California Democrats accuse Trump of inciting unrest
    (10 Jun 2025)
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    Washington DC - 10 June 2025
    1. Cutaway of California Democratic representatives walking out for press conference
    2. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Jimmy Gomez, (D) California:
    "We are here not just as Californians, but as Americans who are concerned with the direction of our country. Let me say this. We have laws. We have to go by the laws. We can't call in the National Guard unless we're we're requested by a governor. That's not those are not my words. Those are the words of Donald Trump in 2020. Today, he's doing exactly the opposite. He's deploying National Guard troops and now mobilizing 700 active, active duty Marines into Los Angeles without the consent of the governor or the request of the governor and local law enforcement."
    ++SEPARATED BY BLACK++
    3. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Jimmy Gomez, (D) California:
    "The chaos is the bait and the switch is the switch is a constitutional crisis and power grab. Trump created this political distraction to divide us and keep our focus away from his policies that are wreaking havoc on our economy and hurting working families. He's not keeping us safe. He's not restoring order. He's ratcheting up the tension, wishing for it to reach a boiling point point. And we all knew that this day would come. It was just a matter of time. And this isn't leadership. It's a deliberate attempt by Trump to incite unrest, test the limits of executive power and distract from the lawlessness of his administration."
    ++SEPARATED BY BLACK++
    4. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Norma Torres, (D) California:
    "Bringing the National Guard and the Marines only escalates tensions, turning our neighborhoods into battlegrounds and militarizing our streets is not the answer. It's not the answer for California, and it's not the answer for any other state or municipality across the country."
    ++SEPARATED BY BLACK++
    5. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Mike Thompson, (D) California:
    "It is unprecedented what this individual's doing, but it's exactly what he does best - dividing the people and creating chaos, testing his limits of power, and also diverting attention away from many of the disastrous programs that he's trying to perpetrate on the people of the United States of America. This has to end. It's not fair to the military personnel who've been called out. It's certainly not fair to individuals who are peacefully protesting. And peacefully protesting is important."
    ++SEPARATED BY BLACK++
    6. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Judy Chu, (D) California:
    "We are here because we stand with our constituents and immigrant communities across this country. We stand with them to protest peacefully in the streets, as many of them have done. We must put an end to Donald Trump's inhumane attacks on immigrant communities and on our Constitution."
    ++SEPARATED BY BLACK++
    7. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Nancy Pelosi, (D) California:
    "Something is very wrong with this picture. Inconsistent in his actions, contrary... [truncated]
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  • Kate Moss Photography Exhibition opens in Soho, London
    (5 Nov 2013) AP Entertainment
    London, 30 October 2013
    1. Wide exterior of gallery front
    2. Wide of exhibition sign on front of gallery
    3. Pan of exhibition
    4. Wide of exhibition
    5. Close of Moss' eyes in photo
    6. SOUNDBITE (English) David Ross, photographer - on his first impressions of Kate Moss:
    "Well, she certainly had an attitude about her, but she was a teenager and all teenagers had an attitude. But there was something about her attitude and expression combined with her look of the time, she wasn't the look of the time. She was very refreshing to see. I photograph quite a lot of new talent, it's always been my thing, when somebody is able to respond quite easily to the camera without really doing much, just by looking at you. It's something you don't forget. And I was happy report back to her agency that she's got something this girl. I don't know what it is, or how far she's going to go, but she's definitely got something."
    7. Various of exhibition
    8. SOUNDBITE (English) David Ross, photographer:
    "To be able to have that much different expression, in even one roll of film, let alone three rolls of film, that I shot, is quite unusual. She has been able to offer so much without knowing what she was doing, really. I don't think she knew what she was doing, and if she did, she didn't let on, you know. She certainly didn't let on that she might have been nervous in any way or anything like that. She was a confident, typical teenager, 'nothing's going to be a problem for me.' And it just went so, it was so right with her look. I think it carried her a long way. I'm not surprised that her career has lasted as long, with that. It's kind of timeless that, it's classic."
    9. Pan of up of photos to camera
    10. Close of camera
    11. Close of writing of to do list with Moss' name crossed out
    12. Wide of diary
    13. SOUNDBITE (English) David Ross, photographer:
    "You hear about the 'London Look' all the time but she really has got that, she represents the British flag. She is a figurehead and the face of the UK. It's amazing that that's happened. She's apart of British culture in the same sense that punk was. A lot of parallels there as far as that element is concerned. And it shows in the very first roll of film that I shot, which is even more remarkable. Only three or four frames in, already she's showing a look, at the age of 14, that we know right now today, which is incredible."
    14. Wide of photo contact sheet and film rolls
    15. Wide of photos hanging from drying line
    16. Zoom in of photo
    17. Various of exhibition
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