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(8 Jun 2025)

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Bogota - 8 June 2025

1. Hospital exteriors and wife of María Claudia Tarazona walking out of the hospital to give a statement to the media

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2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) María Claudia Tarazona, wife of Sen. Miguel Uribe Turbay:

"I want to thank all the people who have come together to pray for Miguel's life. I want to thank each and every Colombian who has shown solidarity with me, my children and my family. Miguel is still fighting for his life and I ask each one of you to continue praying hard, not to give up and that we are united in prayer. Thank you."

3. Woman holding a rosary and praying

4. Protesters praying

5. Protesters arriving to hospital area with large Colombia flag

8. Various of protesters

STORYLINE:

The wife of the Colombian senator shot and wounded is asking for prayers for his recovery.

"Miguel is still fighting for his life and I ask each one of you to continue praying hard, not to give up and that we are united in prayer," said María Claudia Tarazona, wife of Sen. Miguel Uribe Turbay, on Sunday outside the hospital where he's being attended.

On Sunday, a day after Uribe Turbay was shot and wounded at a campaign rally in Bogota.

He was a possible candidate in the country’s presidential election next year.

Supporters and the general public waved the Colombian flag as they marched, chanting, "Have Strength Miguel," as they continued a march to the hospital.

His conservative Democratic Center party released a statement calling it “an unacceptable act of violence.”

The attack took place in a park in the Fontibon neighborhood when armed assailants shot him from behind, said the right-wing Democratic Center, which was the party of former President Alvaro Uribe.

The men are not related.

Images circulating on social media showed Uribe Turbay, 39, covered in blood being held by several people.

A medical report from the Santa Fe Foundation hospital said the senator was admitted in critical condition and is undergoing a “neurosurgical and peripheral vascular procedure.”

The Attorney General’s Office, which is investigating the shooting, said the senator received two gunshot wounds in the attack, which wounded two others. The statement from the office said a 15-year-old boy was arrested at the scene with a firearm.

Colombia's government said it was offering a reward for the capture of all those responsible.

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(8 Jun 2025)

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Washington - 8 June 2025

1. Various of signs and flags at World Pride 2025 Rally

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Tess Hayes, World Pride 2025 participant:

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“I've just seen all of the degradation in rights, especially trans rights here recently and especially trans right for kids, and it just feels important to show up for the community in this time. I'm also trans, so yeah.”

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3. SOUNDBITE (English) Tess Hayes, World Pride 2025 participant:

“It's awful, and I'm really lucky that I've avoided a lot of the worst of it, but it disproportionately impacts poor communities and kids, and it hurts to see. It's terrible times, right?”

4. Participant holding sign

5. People marching

6. Wide of Tyler Cargill wearing an elaborate costume with a hat topped by a replica of the U.S. Capitol building

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Tyler Cargill, World Pride 2025 participant:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“Honestly, it's just trans. It's it's trans people just want to be loved they everybody wants to be live their own life and I don't understand the problem of it all but at the same time when you can politicize and make a group an enemy. It's you're gonna further your own agenda, so please stop doing this”

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Tess Hayes, World Pride 2025 participant:

“I guess it’s just that like we're human beings, you know, and yeah, just– I wish that they could like meet us and see that we're just people like anyone else, you know?”

19. Various of marching

STORYLINE:

After the raucous rainbow-hued festivities of Saturday's parade, the final day of World Pride 2025 in the nation's capital kicked off on a more downbeat note.

Thousands gathered under grey skies Sunday morning at the Lincoln Memorial for a rally and protest march, as the community gathers its strength for a looming fight under President Donald Trump's second administration.

“This is not just a party,” Ashley Smith, board president of Capital Pride Alliance. “This is a rally for our lives.”

Protesters cheered on LGBTQ+ activists taking the stage while waving both traditional Pride flags and flags representing transgender, bisexual, intersex and other communities. Many had rainbow glitter and rhinestones adorning their faces. They held signs declaring “Fight back,” “Gay is good,” “Ban bombs not bathrooms” and “We will not be erased.”

“Trans people just want to be loved. Everybody wants to live their own lives and I don't understand the problem with it all,” said Tyler Cargill, who came wearing an elaborate costume with a hat topped by a replica of the U.S. Capitol building.

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Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip - 8 June 2025

1. Various of people walking back after some people received aid

2. Various of people carrying bags of aid

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

4. Various of people praying for victim

5. Various of Lafi praying for his killed son and crying

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

7. Various of people mourning their killed relative

8. Various of people carrying bodies out of ambulance to the morgue

9. Various of people mourning relatives inside the morgue

10. Various of people praying for victims

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 Raf... [truncated]

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(8 Jun 2025)

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New York - 8 June 2025

1. Various, Radio City Music Hall exterior

2. Various, Tony Awards red carpet set up

STORYLINE:

The stars of Broadway walked the carpet in New York Sunday for the 78th annual Tony Awards. Actors and creators from some of the biggest plays and musicals this season were nominated for American theater’s highest accolade. Nominees included George Clooney, Mia Farrow, Nicole Scherzinger, and the most Tony-nominated actor Audra McDonald.

Broadway stars marched towards Radio City Music Hall where the ceremony was broadcast live on CBS and streamed on Paramount+.

Darren Criss and Renée Elise Goldsberry hosted THE TONY AWARDS: ACT ONE, a live pre-show available to viewers for free on Pluto TV. The main show was hosted by Tony, Emmy, and Grammy winner and three-time Oscar nominee Cynthia Erivo.

Featured performances included the casts of nominated new musicals and revivals including Buena Vista Social Club, Dead Outlaw, Death Becomes Her, Floyd Collins, Gypsy, Maybe Happy Ending, Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical, Pirates! The Penzance Musical, Sunset Blvd., Just In Time, and Real Women Have Curves.

One greatly anticipated performance was from the original Broadway cast of Hamilton to mark the historic show’s 10th anniversary year.

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(8 Jun 2025)

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Washington - 8 June 2025

1. Various of attendees at a World Pride 2025 Rally

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Tess Hayes, World Pride 2025 participant:

“I've just seen all of the degradation in rights, especially trans rights here recently and especially trans right for kids, and it just feels important to show up for the community in this time. I'm also trans, so yeah.”

3. Various of signs

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Tess Hayes, World Pride 2025 participant:

“It's awful, and I'm really lucky that I've avoided a lot of the worst of it, but it disproportionately impacts poor communities and kids, and it hurts to see. It's terrible times, right?”

5. Wide of rally

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Tess Hayes, World Pride 2025 participant:

“I guess it’s just that like we're human beings, you know, and yeah, just– I wish that they could like meet us and see that we're just people like anyone else, you know?”

7. Various of chorus

8. Participant holding sign

9. People marching

10. Sign on grass

11. Wide of marching with Washington monument in background

12. Close of signs and flags

13. Wide of Tyler Cargill wearing an elaborate costume with a hat topped by a replica of the U.S. Capitol building

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Tyler Cargill, World Pride 2025 participant:

“Honestly, it's just trans. It's it's trans people just want to be loved they everybody wants to be live their own life and I don't understand the problem of it all but at the same time when you can politicize and make a group an enemy. It's you're gonna further your own agenda, so please stop doing this”

15. Cutaway of Cargill

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Tyler Cargill, World Pride 2025 participant:

“So this is a graffiti dress that my partner and I had matching ones. We did two years ago, oh, three years ago when DeSantis was the main problem. So I'm looking at parts of things and I'm like, oh Jesus, that was a lifetime ago. But the hat I just made for World Pride for multiple of the events, I helped do some planning here and there. So I just want to have a nice little hat to celebrate. And the question I get is like, how long did it take? It just took me like six hours. I watched both Knive Out films and I was like, it's done now, we're perfect.”

17. Pan of spectators

18. Various of marching

STORYLINE:

After the raucous rainbow-hued festivities of Saturday's parade, the final day of World Pride 2025 in the nation's capital kicked off on a more downbeat note.

Thousands gathered under grey skies Sunday morning at the Lincoln Memorial for a rally and protest march, as the community gathers its strength for a looming fight under President Donald Trump's second administration.

“This is not just a party,” Ashley Smith, board president of Capital Pride Alliance. “This is a rally for our lives.”

Protesters cheered on LGBTQ+ activists taking the stage while waving both traditional Pride flags and flags representing transgender, bisexual, intersex and ot... [truncated]

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Bogota - 8 June 2025

1. Crowd gathering in Bogota in support of Colombian Sen. Miguel Uribe Turbay, a possible candidate in the country’s presidential election next year, chanting, (Spanish) "Miguel, friend, Colombia is with you"

2. Protester holding Colombian flag as crowd protest the attack on Uribe Turbay

3. UPSOUND (Spanish) “Lord, we offer you this prayer of the holy rosary for her recovery.”

4. Various of protesters praying

5. Hospital exteriors and wife of María Claudia Tarazona walking out of the hospital to give a statement to the media

6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) María Claudia Tarazona, wife of Sen. Miguel Uribe Turbay:

"I want to thank all the people who have come together to pray for Miguel's life. I want to thank each and every Colombian who has shown solidarity with me, my children and my family. Miguel is still fighting for his life and I ask each one of you to continue praying hard, not to give up and that we are united in prayer. Thank you."

7. Protesters arriving to hospital area with large Colombia flag

8. Various of protesters

9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Santiago Uribe, protester:

"Terrible. It's unfortunate. We want to live in peace; no more wars. We are tired of it."

10. Various of protesters chanting, (Spanish) "Miguel, friend, Colombia is with you."

11. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Nelson Hurtado, protester:

"And he's a young man who goes, walks alone, walks without escorts, doesn't harm anyone. Very well-mannered. He doesn't deserve this. His family doesn't deserve to be going through this. (Journalist: What do you think about what happened yesterday?" It's what we've come to, that the rich and the poor are leading us with a discourse that's killing people, and we don't have to go there."

12. Protesters changing, (Spanish) "Have strength, Miguel"

STORYLINE:

The wife of the Colombian senator shot and wounded is asking for prayers for his recovery.

"Miguel is still fighting for his life and I ask each one of you to continue praying hard, not to give up and that we are united in prayer," said María Claudia Tarazona, wife of Sen. Miguel Uribe Turbay, on Sunday outside the hospital where he's being attended.

On Sunday, a day after Uribe Turbay was shot and wounded at a campaign rally in Bogota.

He was a possible candidate in the country’s presidential election next year.

Supporters and the general public waved the Colombian flag as they marched, chanting, "Have Strength Miguel," as they continued a march to the hospital.

His conservative Democratic Center party released a statement calling it “an unacceptable act of violence.”

The attack took place in a park in the Fontibon neighborhood when armed assailants shot him from behind, said the right-wing Democratic Center, which was the party of former President Alvaro Uribe.

The men are not related.

Images circulating on social media showed Uribe Turbay, 39, covered in blood being held by several people.

A medical r... [truncated]

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Newark, New Jersey - 8 June 2025

1. Various of Terminal B, International Terminal, Newark Liberty International Airport

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Elvanise Louis-Juste, Haitian-American

(pronounced ‘ELV uh niece Lewis JUST-TEE’)

“I am Haitian so I have family in Haiti, so it is pretty upsetting to see and hear.”

3. Arrivals and Departures board

4. Travelers waiting

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Elvanise Louis-Juste, Haitian-American

“I don’t think it’s a good thing. I think it’s very upsetting to see and hear and I hope that times get better.”

6. People at hallway to International Terminal

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Elvanise Louis-Juste, Haitian-American

“Haiti is not in the best shape as it was before. In the beginning we were a country of freedom, liberty, just one of the most beautifulest countries and right now it’s all being corrupted because of lack of representation, lack of government, there are a lot of just kidnappings, killings, it’s just really bad right now and I feel like people needing to escape to live life, literally, and I think it sucks that people are being denied that access. And I know there is a God and I know is still working and so hopefully there will be a change pretty soon but God works on his own timing, so yeah.”

8. Law enforcement

9. International arrivals sign

10. Various of air traffic control tower

11. Terminal B exterior

12. Plane taking off

STORYLINE:

President Donald Trump's new ban on travel to the U.S. by citizens from 12 mainly African and Middle Eastern countries is set to take effect Monday amid escalating tension over the president's unprecedented campaign of immigration enforcement.

The new proclamation, which Trump signed on Wednesday, applies to citizens of Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. It also imposes heightened restrictions on people from Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan and Venezuela who are outside the U.S. and don’t hold a valid visa.

The new ban does not revoke visas previously issued to people from countries on the list, according to guidance issued Friday to all U.S. diplomatic missions. However, unless an applicant meets narrow criteria for an exemption to the ban, his or her application will be rejected starting Monday.

Haitian-American Elvanise Louis-Juste, who was at the airport Sunday in Newark, New Jersey, awaiting a flight to her home state of Florida, said many Haitians wanting to come to the U.S. are simply seeking to escape violence and unrest in their country.

“I have family in Haiti, so it’s pretty upsetting to see and hear,” Louis-Juste, 23, said of the travel ban. “I don’t think it’s a good thing. I think it’s very upsetting.”

Many immigration experts say the new ban is designed to beat any court challenge by focusing on the visa application process and appears more carefully crafted than a hastily wri... [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. Various of human chain “hugging” the ocean

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

“(The ocean) to me is everything. If I could I’d clean the whole ocean.”

5. Do Carmo holding hands with other people

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

“The ocean asks for help everyday and we, sometimes out of ignorance, do bad things to our planet Earth.”

7. Various of group cleaning up the beach

8. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Jorge Ricardo dos Santos, 49 years old, administrator:

“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.”

9. Various of artists painting a mural representing a fish shoal

10. Various of children and teenagers enjoying the beach

11. 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 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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Sde Warburg, Israel - 8 June 2025

1. Soldiers carrying a wreath; UPSOUND chanting

2. Various of mourners

3. Pan from Israeli flag folded in hand of soldier to buried coffin

4. Various of mourners at funeral

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of mourners attended the funeral of one of the four Israeli soldiers who were killed Friday in southern Gaza when an explosive detonated as they searched a Hamas compound in Khan Younis.

The explosion caused part of a building to collapse and injured five other soldiers, one seriously, according to the Israel Defense Forces.

On Sunday, friends and relatives of 19 year old staff Sgt. Yoav Raver from the Yahalom combat engineering unit gathered in Sde Warburg, central Israel, to lay him to rest.

Hamas started the war with its massive attack on southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, when Palestinians militants killed some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and took another 251 people hostage. They are still holding 55 hostages, fewer than half of them alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements or other deals.

Israel has recovered dozens of bodies, including three in recent days, and rescued eight living hostages over the course of the war.

Israel's military campaign has killed over 54,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza's Health Ministry. It has said women and children make up most of the dead but does not say how many civilians or combatants were killed. Israel says it has killed over 20,000 militants, without providing evidence

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Los Angeles - 8 June 2025

1. Various of troops standing

STORYLINE:

National Guard troops began arriving in Los Angeles early Sunday on orders from President Donald Trump in response to clashes in recent days between federal immigration authorities and protesters seeking to block them from carrying out deportations.

Members of California’s National Guard were seen staging early Sunday at the federal complex in downtown Los Angeles that includes the Metropolitan Detention Center, one of several sites that have seen confrontations involving hundreds of people in last two days.

The troops included members of the 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, according to a social media post from the Department of Defense that showed dozens of National Guard members with long guns and an armored vehicle.

Trump has said he is deploying 2,000 California National Guard troops to Los Angeles to quell the protests, which he called “a form of rebellion.”

Early Sunday, the deployment was limited to a small area in downtown Los Angeles. The protests have been relatively small and limited to a downtown section. The rest of the city of 4 million people is largely unaffected.

Their arrival follows clashes near a Home Depot in the heavily Latino city of Paramount, south of Los Angeles. As protesters sought to block Border Patrol vehicles, with some hurling rocks and chunks of cement, federal agents unleashed tear gas, flash-bang explosives and pepper balls.

Tensions were high after a series of sweeps by immigration authorities the previous day, as the weeklong tally of immigrant arrests in the city climbed past 100. A prominent union leader was arrested while protesting and accused of impeding law enforcement.

On Sunday morning, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said the National Guard would “keep peace and allow people to be able to protest but also to keep law and order.”

In a signal of the administration’s aggressive approach, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth also threatened to deploy active-duty Marines “if violence continues” in the region.

The move came over the objections of Gov. Gavin Newsome, marking the first time in decades that a state’s national guard was activated without a request from its governor, according to the Brennan Center for Justice.

Newsom, a Democrat, said Trump’s decision to call in the National Guard was “purposefully inflammatory." He described Hegseth’s threat to deploy Marines on American soil as “deranged behavior.”

Trump’s order came after clashes in Paramount and neighboring Compton, where a car was set on fire. Protests continued into the evening in Paramount, with several hundred demonstrators gathered near a doughnut shop, and authorities holding up barbed wire to keep the crowd back.

Crowds also gathered again outside federal buildings in downtown Los Angeles, including a detention center, where local police declared an unlawful assembly and beg... [truncated]

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