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++CLIENTS: EDIT CONTAINS GRAPHIC SHOTS OF DEAD BODIES++

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Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip - 8 June 2025

1. Various of Yunis Lafi, whose son was killed, crying; UPSOUND (Arabic): "God is sufficient for me, God have mercy on you, Mohammad"

2. Various of Lafi and people carrying body of his killed son and leaving to bury him

3. Various of people mourning their killed relatives

4. Various of people praying for the dead

5. Various of people carrying bags of aid

STORYLINE:

Israeli fire killed at least 12 people and wounded others as they headed toward two aid distribution points in the Gaza Strip run by an Israeli and U.S.-backed group, Palestinian health officials and witnesses said Sunday.

Israel's military said it fired warning shots at people who approached its forces.

Eleven of the latest bodies were brought to Nasser Hospital in the southern city of Khan Younis.

Funeral prayers were held in the afternoon for 7 of the deceased outside Nasser hospital.

Palestinian witnesses said Israeli forces fired on some at a roundabout around a kilometer (half-mile) from a site run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, or GHF, in nearby Rafah.

Israel's military said it fired warning shots at approaching “suspects” who ignored warnings to turn away. It said the shooting happened in an area that is considered an active combat zone at night.

Al-Awda Hospital said it received the body of a man and 29 people who were wounded near another GHF aid distribution point in central Gaza. The military said it fired warning shots in the area at around 6:40 a.m., but didn't see any casualties.

The past two weeks have seen frequent shootings near the new hubs where thousands of Palestinians — desperate after 20 months of war — are being directed to collect food.

Witnesses say nearby Israeli troops have opened fire, and more than 80 people have been killed, according to Gaza hospital officials.

In all, at least 108 bodies were brought to hospitals in Gaza over the past 24 hours, the territory's Health Ministry said. Israel’s military said it struck dozens of militant targets throughout Gaza over the past day.

A GHF official said there was no violence in or around its distribution sites, all three of which delivered aid on Sunday.

The group closed them temporarily last week to discuss safety measures with Israel's military and has warned people to stay on designated access routes. The official spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations.

The new aid hubs are set up inside Israeli military zones where independent media have no access. The GHF also said it was piloting direct delivery to a community north of Rafah.

AP Video by Abdel Kareem Hana and production by Wafaa Shurafa

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KENYA CRYPTO

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Nairobi, Kenya - 4 May 2025

1. Various wide shots of Kibera informal settlement

2. Various of garbage collectors in Kibera informal settlement

3. Various of the garbage collectors being paid in bitcoin through their phones

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Damiano Magak, Kibera resident and a garbage collector:

"We collect waste in each and every doorstep and after that we store it. We recycle it and we sort them into everything. And after the work and all the tiring, to get something to eat or afterwards shower, and refreshments, that is where bitcoin comes in. The sats come, I have my bitcoin wallet, I come here to our treasurer who scans for us at least I get something to go and shower and refresh myself and to go and relax after work."

5. Various of Onesmas Many a garbage collector buying a few groceries from a vegetable vendor Dotea Anyim

6. SOUNDBITE (Kiswahili) Onesmas Many, garbage collector:

"I have been using bitcoin for like one and a half years. Since I have known bitcoin it has been good, that is one. Number two, it helps not carry bulky cash in the pocket. You know when you have cash in your pockets you become a target for thieves and your life will be in danger, Number 2, it is easy to use because you can go buy something by scanning."

7. Various of Dotea Anyim serving Onesmas

8. SOUNDBITE (Kiswahili) Dotea Anyim, vegetable vendor:

"I started using bitcoin last year, I sell vegetables using cash and bitcoin. So far daily around 9-15 use bitcoin when business is good. I like it because it is cheap and fast and doesn't have any transaction costs. When people pay using bitcoin, I save that money and use cash to restock vegetables. I would like for the bitcoin rates to continue increasing so that I can at least make a profit."

9. Various of Afribit headquarters

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Ronnie Mdawida, co-founder of Afribit:

"We are about community empowerment and this is by using bitcoin tools to empower and provide knowledge to these communities. rRght now we work with merchants or 'mama mbogas' as they would be called, and the waste management groups. These are the heartbeat of the Kibera community and they represent 80% of the population that does not have access to the traditional banking system."

11. Various of operations inside Afribit headquarters

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Ronnie Mdawida, co-founder of Afribit:

"In many cases, people in Kibera do not have an opportunity to secure their lives with normal savings. They are already excluded from the main financial systems, so it is very hard for them to be able to plug in into any mainstream financial system but we see bitcoin has been trusted; it's permissionless and in terms of documentation, they do not even need any documentation. In record two minutes, one can have a bank account, they can receive send and save for their future. Literally they are their own banks and no ... [truncated]

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KENYA CRYPTO

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Nairobi, Kenya - 4 May 2025

1. Various wide shots of Kibera informal settlement

2. Various of garbage collectors in Kibera informal settlement

3. Various of the garbage collectors being paid in bitcoin through their phones

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Damiano Magak, Kibera resident and a garbage collector:

"We collect waste in each and every doorstep and after that we store it. We recycle it and we sort them into everything. And after the work and all the tiring, to get something to eat or afterwards shower, and refreshments, that is where bitcoin comes in. The sats come, I have my bitcoin wallet, I come here to our treasurer who scans for us at least I get something to go and shower and refresh myself and to go and relax after work."

5. Various of Onesmas Many a garbage collector buying a few groceries from a vegetable vendor Dotea Anyim

6. SOUNDBITE (Kiswahili) Onesmas Many, garbage collector:

"I have been using bitcoin for like one and a half years. Since I have known bitcoin it has been good, that is one. Number two, it helps not carry bulky cash in the pocket. You know when you have cash in your pockets you become a target for thieves and your life will be in danger, Number 2, it is easy to use because you can go buy something by scanning."

7. Various of Dotea Anyim serving Onesmas

8. SOUNDBITE (Kiswahili) Dotea Anyim, vegetable vendor:

"I started using bitcoin last year, I sell vegetables using cash and bitcoin. So far daily around 9-15 use bitcoin when business is good. I like it because it is cheap and fast and doesn't have any transaction costs. When people pay using bitcoin, I save that money and use cash to restock vegetables. I would like for the bitcoin rates to continue increasing so that I can at least make a profit."

9. Various of Afribit headquarters

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Ronnie Mdawida, co-founder of Afribit:

"We are about community empowerment and this is by using bitcoin tools to empower and provide knowledge to these communities. rRght now we work with merchants or 'mama mbogas' as they would be called, and the waste management groups. These are the heartbeat of the Kibera community and they represent 80% of the population that does not have access to the traditional banking system."

11. Various of operations inside Afribit headquarters

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Ronnie Mdawida, co-founder of Afribit:

"In many cases, people in Kibera do not have an opportunity to secure their lives with normal savings. They are already excluded from the main financial systems, so it is very hard for them to be able to plug in into any mainstream financial system but we see bitcoin has been trusted; it's permissionless and in terms of documentation, they do not even need any documentation. In record two minutes, one can have a bank account, they can receive send and save for their future. Literally they are their own banks and no ... [truncated]

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Nairobi, Kenya - 4 May 2025

1. Mid of of Dotea Anyim, a vegetable vendor serving a customer

2. SOUNDBITE (Kiswahili) Dotea Anyim, vegetable vendor:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 3 AND 4++

"I started using bitcoin last year. I sell vegetables and accept both bitcoin and cash. So far, around 9 to15 people use bitcoin

on a good day. I like it because it is cheap, fast and doesn't have any transaction costs. When people pay using bitcoin, it becomes

my savings and from cash transactions I restock vegetables. I would like the bitcoin value to rising, so that I can at least

make a profit."

3. Various of Anyim cutting kale

4. Various of a customer approaching Anyim's stand and the two interacting

5. SOUNDBITE (Kiswahili) Onesmas Many, garbage collector:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 6 AND 7++

"I have been using bitcoin for close to a year and a half. Since I started using bitcoin, it has been a good experience. Secondly, it helps us not carry cash in the pocket which is unsafe. Cash in your pocket makes you a target for thieves and your life

will be in danger. Secondly, bitcoin is easy to use because you pick what you want and just scan to make payment."

6. Various of Many buying vegetables

7. Many paying using bitcoin

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Ronnie Mdawida, Co-Founder AfriBit Africa:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 9, 10, 11 AND 12++

"We are about community empowerment and this is by using bitcoin tools to empower and provide knowledge to these communities. Right now we work with merchants and the waste management groups. These are the heartbeat of the Kibera community and they represent about 80% of the population that does not have access to the traditional banking system. Literally they are their own banks, no one controls that. And that gives them the foundation, you know, for financial freedom."

9. Various of a man buying fries from a bitcoin branded stall

10. Mid of waste management workers pushing carts full trash in sacks

11. Various of waste management workers trading bitcoin on their phones

12. Wide pan left of Kibera

STORYLINE:

Around 200 people use bitcoin in Soweto West, a neighborhood of the Kibera slum in Kenya's capital of Nairobi.

It's part of an initiative to extend financial services to one of the country's poorest and most under-banked areas.

Its promoters say the adoption of crypto fits with the ideals of bitcoin as an accessible, democratic technology — but experts say it also has major risks.

Bitcoin came to Soweto West via AfriBit Africa, a Kenyan fintech company, through its nonprofit initiative to improve financial inclusion.

“We work with merchants and the waste management groups. These are the heartbeat of the Kibera community and they represent about 80% of the population that does not have access to the traditional banking system,” said AfriBit Africa co-founder Ronnie Mdawida, a former community worker.

Bitcoin, the first and largest crypto, was created in... [truncated]

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Boulder, Colorado - 8 June 2025

1. Various of marchers holding signs in support of Israeli hostages held in Gaza

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Matan Gold-Edelstein, University of Colorado student:

“My dad was on the Run For Your Lives march on Sunday, on the 1st, and what he said to me was pretty shocking. His testimony was basically, it was, you know, a man shouting, ‘Free Palestine,’ stuff like that. And then threw some fire bombs, threw Molotov cocktails at them, and my dad saw an 84-year-old woman on fire, so he grabbed her and did everything he could to, you know, put her off, to get her off fire.”

3. A man and his young daughter marching down the pedestrian mall

4. Various of law enforcement

++COVERED++

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Matan Gold-Edelstein, University of Colorado student:

“I grew up here and I’ve had religious friends. And yeah, it’s scary. I was just in New York, and it’s, I would think it would be less scary in Colorado where I’m used to, but it feels a lot scarier here because I feel much more isolated as a Jew.”

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Rachel Amaru, founder, Boulder Run For Their Lives:

“What was important for me was that we have our walk again, that we show our resilience. And none of us, even the people who were victims of that walk, of that terror attack, they all wanted to be here and walk again. So it was, it’s essential. It is essential that we show that we don’t back down from anti-Semitism. So we were gonna walk again no matter what.”

7. Various of marchers holding signs of the hostages

++COVERED++

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Rachel Amaru, founder, Boulder Run For Their Lives:

“If there’s hostages still out there next week that haven’t been brought home, show up next week, don’t let it be a one-off. That’s my message. And to protesters, you can protest all you want. We’re gonna keep walking.”

9. Various of signs depicting the hostages

10. Various of pro-Palestinian protesters

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Matan Gold-Edelstein, University of Colorado student:

“I hope that this gathering shows that we’re not here to be in support of a war. We’re here in support our religion, in support for our people and in support the innocent people who are still being held hostage by terrorists.”

12. Various of Gold-Edelstein’s necklace showing support for the hostages

++COVERED++

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Matan Gold-Edelstein, University of Colorado student:

“You know, we’re not going anywhere. We’re here to stay. Jews in general are here to stay and we’re here to stand up for what’s right.”

14. Various of Israeli flags

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of people gathered at the Boulder Jewish Festival in Colorado on Sunday, one week after a man firebombed a group calling for the release of Israeli hostages held in Gaza.

The Jewish cultural festival was reimagined this year to highlight the stories of Israeli hostages after police said ... [truncated]

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – 08 June 2025

1. Aerial shot of group in a circle at São Conrado Beach ++MUTE++

2. Group cheering

3. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Maria do Carmo, 70 years old, president of a recycling cooperative:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON SHOT 1 AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOTS 2-4++

“The ocean asks for help everyday and we, sometimes out of ignorance, do bad things to our planet Earth. (The ocean) to me is everything. If I could I’d clean the whole ocean."

4. Human chain “hugging” the ocean

6. Various of group cleaning up the beach

7. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Jorge Ricardo dos Santos, 49 years old, administrator: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT 8 AND PARTIALLY BY SHOT 9++

“We’re bringing to Sao Conrado neighborhood, to Rio de Janeiro, to Brazil, the awareness. If I throw trash here (at the beach), it won’t go away, someone will have to pick it up. We need to be focused on nature, the environment, and the oceans to have a better world, a future world for this next generation.”

8. Various of children and teenagers enjoying the beach

9. Aerial shot of Sao Conrado beach ++MUTE++

STORYLINE:

On World Oceans Day, environmentalists, athletes, and ocean advocates gathered at São Conrado Beach in Rio de Janeiro for a community cleanup, culminating in a symbolic gesture of a human chain embracing the shoreline.

“The Hug” is a symbolic action that brings people together to raise awareness of ocean and marine life protection on World Oceans Day.

The initiative also supports Brazil's local NGOs focused on environmental and social causes, encouraging collective action for a better future.

World Oceans Day was established by the United Nations in 2008 to create global awareness about the importance of protecting oceans and marine ecosystems.

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Boulder, Colorado - 8 June 2025

1. Various of marchers holding signs in support of Israeli hostages held in Gaza

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Matan Gold-Edelstein, University of Colorado student:

“So yeah, my dad was on the Run For Your Lives march on Sunday, on the 1st, and what he said to me was pretty shocking. His testimony was basically, it was, you know, a man shouting, ‘Free Palestine,’ stuff like that. And then threw some fire bombs, threw Molotov cocktails at them, and my dad saw an 84-year-old woman on fire, so he grabbed her and did everything he could to, you know, put her off, to get her off fire."

3. A man and his young daughter marching down the pedestrian mall

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Matan Gold-Edelstein, University of Colorado student:

“I grew up here and I’ve had religious friends. And yeah, it’s scary. I was just in New York, and it's, I would think it would be less scary in Colorado where I’m used to, but it feels a lot scarier here because I feel much more isolated as a Jew."

5. Various of law enforcement

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Rachel Amaru, founder, Boulder Run For Their Lives:

“What was important for me was that we have our walk again, that we show our resilience. And none of us, even the people who were victims of that walk, of that terror attack, they all wanted to be here and walk again. So it was, it’s essential. It is essential that we show that we don’t back down from anti-Semitism. So we were gonna walk again no matter what."

7. Various of marchers holding signs of the hostages

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Rachel Amaru, founder, Boulder Run For Their Lives:

“If there’s hostages still out there next week that haven’t been brought home, show up next week, don’t let it be a one-off. That’s my message. And to protesters, you can protest all you want. We’re gonna keep walking."

9. Various of signs depicting hostages

10. Various of pro-Palestinian protesters

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Matan Gold-Edelstein, University of Colorado student:

“I hope that this gathering shows that we’re not here to be in support of a war. We’re here in support our religion, in support for our people and in support the innocent people who are still being held hostage by terrorists.”

12. Various of Gold-Edelstein's necklace showing support for hostages

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Matan Gold-Edelstein, University of Colorado student:

“You know, we’re not going anywhere. We’re here to stay. Jews in general are here to stay and we're here to stand up for what’s right.”

14. Various of Israeli flags

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of people gathered at the Boulder Jewish Festival in Colorado on Sunday, one week after a man firebombed a group calling for the release of Israeli hostages held in Gaza.

The Jewish cultural festival was reimagined this year to highlight the stories of Israeli hostages after police said a man who yelled “Free Palestine” threw Molotov cocktails last Sunday at Boulder demonstrators calli... [truncated]

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New York - 8 June 2025

1. Daveed Diggs poses for photographers at the Tony Awards

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Daveed Diggs, actor:

"We got to hang out for a couple days and it's been really just like wonderful people. You also just are not around that kind of talent very often. To have that many people who are superheroes in one room is like pretty, it's pretty striking."

3. Leslie Odom Jr. poses for photographers at the Tony Awards

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Leslie Odom Jr., actor:

"I really kind of count myself among Hamilton's first group of original fans. I was a fan of the show and what Lynn created, and so I'm gonna be there celebrating this achievement, this 10-year achievement, that so few shows get a milestone like this. So I'll be cheering the show on like everybody else."

5. Renee Elise Goldsberry poses for photographers at the Tony Awards

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Renee Elise Goldsberry, actor:

"It's been a couple days of the best couple days of my life. We came together, it's an anniversary, which they made into a reunion because they're wonderful people. And every time somebody new walks into the room that I haven't seen in a while, I burst into spontaneous tears. We jump up and down and then we jump up on top of them. It's like a lot of group hugs. There's a lot group hugging going on. And then there's a lots of like hips hurting. There's like what? Cause we're redoing some things we haven't done in a wild. And our brains are exploding. It's a gift."

7. Jasmine Cephas Jones poses for photographers at the Tony Awards

8. Phillipa Soo poses for photographers at the Tony Awards

9. Lin-Manuel Miranda and wife Vanessa Nadal pose for photographers at the Tony Awards

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Christopher Jackson, actor:

"We got right to work. We started rehearsing, recording, then choreo and dress rehearsal and we're here."

11. Christopher Jackson poses for photographers at the Tony Awards

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Nice, France – 8 June 2025

1. Various of pedestrians on crowded streets

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Hugo Tagholm, Executive Director of Oceana UK:

“We're here in France, in Nice, on World Ocean Day for the UN Ocean Conference, and we're hopeful of some big announcements. World leaders are gathering over the coming days to make decisions that could really help protect and restore our seas for the future.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Porquerolles National Park, France – 7 June 2025

3. Various of marine life

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Nice, France – 8 June 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Hugo Tagholm, Executive Director of Oceana UK:

“Marine-protected areas are effectively biodiversity hotspots, important ecosystems, of course for nature, but also the generators of life that can help support coastal communities around the world. So they're vitally important and it's vitally important that we protect them properly.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Port-Cros, France – 7 June 2025

5. Wide of a small boat with divers

6. Medium of divers preparing their suits

7. Medium of divers diving off a boat

8. SOUNBITE (French) Hubert Flavigny, Manager, Mio Palmo Diving Center:

“Thanks to the protection that has been in place since December 1963, we can observe species that are much larger than elsewhere in the Mediterranean and at a much higher density than in other areas. That’s thanks to the work done in terms of environmental protection, fishing restrictions, and coordination of activities.”

9. Wide of divers

10. Wide of a boat

11. Wide of a buoy

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Nice, France – 8 June 2025

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Rebecca Hubbard, Director, High Seas Alliance:

“The high seas treaty is critical to ensuring that we can protect biodiversity in the ocean that covers half of the planet. There is no law that gives us that ability and right now we're in the middle of a biodiversity and climate crisis and we absolutely have to protect the ocean to be able to address those crises.”

13. Wide of a crowded sidewalk along the coast

14. Wide of a crowded beach

15. Wide of people swimming in the ocean

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Rebecca Hubbard, Director, High Seas Alliance:

“The UN Ocean Conference has really been worked towards as a critical milestone on that pathway to getting the treaty entered into force so we're really hoping to get as countries to ratify in the next few days, and as close to or to that 60 magic moment to ensure the treaty can enter into force.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Port-Cros, France – 7 June 2025

17. Various wides of the ocean while a boat is moving

STORYLINE:

The third United Nations Ocean Conference opens Monday amid rising pressure for nations to turn decades of promises into real protection for the sea.

The weeklong summit comes as just 2.7% of the ocean is effectively protected from destructive extractive activities, according to ocean advocacy nonprofit Marine Conservation Institute. That's far below the target agreed under ... [truncated]

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New York - 8 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Samuel L. Jackson, actor:

(Reporter: Sam, Sam, Sam, you got a sec for AP?")

"I'm not working."

(Reporter: "I know, do you want to talk about-?")

2. SOUNDBITE (English) LaTanya Richardson Jackson, actor:

"(Reporter: Do you see Sam just hanging out back there?")

"Well, I guess he's just hanging out. See, I have to go through these lines with him and I have to stand like, I turn around and he's gone. He's like, I'm not just standing there."

(Reporter: "He says, I'm not working.")

"Yeah, right."

++WHITE FLASH++

3. Samuel L. Jackson on the Tony Awards red carpet

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