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Sao Paulo, Brazil – 06 June 2025

1. Princess Kako arriving at the Brazilian Society of Japanese Culture and Social Assistance (Bunkyo), located in Liberdade, downtown São Paulo

2. ⁠Princess Kako being welcomed in a corridor by several children holding flags of Japan and Brazil

3. Princess Kako is formally introduced in the auditorium of the Brazilian Society of Japanese Culture and Social Assistance (Bunkyo)

4. Various of a parade with Japan and Brazil flag

5. ⁠SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Roberto Yoshihiro Nishio, Bunkyo’s President:

"The enthusiastic greeting in which Your Highness was received upon entering this stage is the purest demonstration of the deep respect and affection that the Japanese-Brazilian community holds for the Imperial Family of Japan. It reflects how truly happy and honored we are to welcome you in our institution."

6. ⁠Roberto Yoshihiro Nishio, president of Bunkyo, is applauded by Princess Kako after his speech.

7. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Princess Kako of Akishino:

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"It has been 117 years since the ship Kasato Maru arrived at the Port of Santos in 1908. Yesterday, I paid tribute with a flower wreath at the Monument in Honor of the Pioneers of Japanese Immigration, reflecting on the arduous path taken by our ancestors. And today, at the Japanese Immigration Museum of Brazil, the history of their descendants was once again etched into my memory. I would like to express once more my deep respect for the Japanese immigrants and their descendants, who, despite all the hardships they faced, continued to persevere each day and have contributed significantly to Brazilian society."

8. A student from a Japanese-Brazilian school in São Paulo presenting Princess Kako with a flower crown

9. Youth choir honoring Princess Kako and singing a song by Alceu Valença, a traditional Brazilian singer

10. Princess Kako waving goodbye

STORYLINE:

Japan's Princess Kako of Akishino continued her official visit to Brazil on Friday as part of celebrations marking the 130th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Kako visited the Brazilian Society of Japanese Culture and Social Assistance in the Liberdade district, and is expected to meet with São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas at the Palácio dos Bandeirantes.

"It has been 117 years since the ship Kasato Maru arrived at the Port of Santos in 1908,” said Princess Kako during her speech. “I would like to express once more my deep respect for the Japanese immigrants and their descendants, who, despite all the hardships they faced, continued to persevere each day and have contributed significantly to Brazilian society,” she added.

The last visit by a member of the Japanese imperial family to Brazil took place in 2018, when Princess Mako, Kako’s older sister, came to mark the 110th anniversary of the arrival of the first Japanese immigrants in the country.

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New York - 06 June 2025

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1. Benson Boone arrives in vintage convertible car

2. Fans cheering for Boone behind barricade

3. Boone driving vintage convertible car

4. Boone stands and poses on car

5. Various, Boone greets and poses for selfies with fans

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Benson Boone, recording artist:

(Reporter: "How does it feel to be in New York?"

Boone: "I feel great."

7. Boone poses with fans

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Benson Boone, recording artist:

(Reporter: How does it feel to be here today with all these loving fans?")

"It feels really good. It feels really nice. I love New York City. I love my fans and I'm excited for this album."

(Reporter: "Are you going to do a flip?"

Boone: "Probably."

9. Boone poses in front of car

10. Various, Boone hands out promotional items from back of car

11. Fans sway holding signs behind barricades

12. Boone does backflip off of car

STORYLINE:

Benson Boone surprised a crowd of screaming fans at a JBL store in Lower Manhattan Friday.

Boone is the brand's newest global ambassador to help shape the next era of sound, culture, and connection.

Asked how it felt to be in New York City, Boone replied, "It feels really good. It feels really nice. I love New York City. I love my fans and I'm excited for this album."

Boone gave fans a preview of his upcoming album, "American Heart."

He is currently on tour.

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La Guaira, Venezuela - 06 June 2025

1. Various of Venezuelan community college student Ivanna De Gregorio (right) and her mom Irene De Gregorio (left) hugging and crying as they say goodbye

2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ivanna De Gregorio, student:

“It came as a surprise. I was going to spend my entire break here. I have to leave and that's it."

3. Irene De Gregorio looking at phone

4. De Gregorio showing Whatsapp group created with other families of students that are planning to go back to the U.S. before Monday

5. Ivanna and Irene walking holding hands

6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Irene De Gregorio, mother of student:

“In view of the whole issue, a WhatsApp group was created with all the classmates who are in Venezuela because it's summer and they all came to see their families. So, the group was created and we agreed on changing the flights as soon as possible before the 9th to avoid anything. Because some say they could enter after the ban but others said they couldn't. So the interpretations of the proclamation were varied, so we decided to change the flight for today."

7. Irene and Ivana saying goodbye

8. Ivanna entering security check up

STORYLINE:

Venezuelan community college student Ivanna De Gregorio was enjoying the summer in her home country when the travel ban was announced, prompting her to switch her return to the U.S. from Aug. 11 to Friday.

She did not want to risk jeopardizing the student visa that allows her to study at a Mississippi school on a tennis scholarship.

“It came as a surprise because I was going to spend my entire break here,” she said standing in line at the airport outside Venezuela’s capital, Caracas, with her mom, who does not have a tourist visa and teared up at the thought of not knowing when she will see her only child again.

Ivana, who has played tennis for 14 years, said it was a lifelong project.

No commercial airline offers direct flights between the South American country and the U.S. So, De Gregorio’s itinerary includes three flights: first to Bogota, then to Atlanta, and lastly to New Jersey, where she will live with an uncle until her school reopens in August.

“In view of the whole issue, a WhatsApp group was created with all the classmates who are in Venezuela… and we agreed on changing the flights as soon as possible,” Ivana's mother, Irene De Gregorio said.

“The interpretations of (the ban) were varied. So, well, we decided to change the ticket for today.”

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday resurrected a hallmark policy of his first term, announcing that citizens of 12 countries would be banned from visiting the United States and those from seven others would face restrictions.

The new ban includes Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen.

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Philadelphia – 6 June 2025

1. Wide of Independence Hall

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Holly Albers and Jarred Albers, visitors from Colorado:

Holly Albers: “Yeah, we're not surprised. Maybe a surprise that didn't happen, the fallout didn't happen sooner, but felt like it was inevitable, disappointing for sure, but not super surprised.”

Jarred Albers: “ Sure, yeah. I thought it was just a matter of time before it happened unfortunately, just based on their personalities but, yeah, disappointing.”

Holly Albers: “Strong personalities coming together.”

3. Cutaway of top of Independence Hall

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Holly Albers and Jarred Albers, visitors from Colorado:

Jarred Albers: “You're men. You are leaders in power, act like men.”

Holly Albers: Yeah, you are bold, you're smart, you're brilliant, you are leaders. Coming together will make things better for a lot of people.”

Jarred Albers: “Yeah, act like leaders.”

Holly Albers: “Act like leaders, exactly."

5. Cutaway of flag

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Denton, Philadelphia resident:

“When Trump was elected, I was expecting stuff like this. I'm sure that in the past presidencies, there's been billionaires that are in the president's back pocket. But for it to be so public facing like this is, I think, it's sort of staggering, every day. But then when you're staggered every day, it's almost like that's your new walking pace. So, it's a strange time to be in."

7. Cut away of visitors at Independence Mall

8. Mid of a weather vane on top of building

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Mimi Hanks-Bell, Philadelphia resident:

“You know, I think the chaos that this creates is very worrisome. And the problem I see is that we're getting used to the chaos."

10. Cutaway, window at Independence Hall

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Edouard Jourdan, visitor from France:

“I think obviously it's just ridiculous. Essentially, it's the most powerful man on Earth who was using the richest one like a pet. And now they are arguing, it's absolutely ridiculous. I think it doesn't give a proper, rightful image of the United States, I suppose.”

12. Various of exterior of National Constitution Center

STORYLINE:

Visitors at Independence Mall in Philadelphia react to the Trump-Musk breakup feud.

After long months when President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk appeared united in their chaotic mission to remake Washington, their relationship imploded this week. It began with Musk complaining about the centerpiece of Trump’s legislative agenda, which the president at first took in stride.

Eventually, Trump let slip that he was disappointed in his former adviser, prompting Musk to unleash a flood of insults and taunts

AP video by Tassanee Vejpongsa

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Sainte-Marie-du-Mont, France - 6 June 2025

1. Various of wreath laying ceremony with UK Defense Minister John Healey, his American counterpart Pete Hegseth and French Minister for the Armed Forces Sébastien Lecornu

2. Various of people standing up in tribute, clapping

3. Flypast

4. Various of end of ceremony marked by music, including national anthems.

STORYLINE:

Veterans gathered Friday in Normandy to mark the 81st anniversary of the D-Day landings — a pivotal moment of World War II that eventually led to the collapse of Adolf Hitler's regime.

Along the coastline and near the D-Day landing beaches, tens of thousands of onlookers attended the commemorations, which included parachute jumps, flyovers, remembrance ceremonies, parades, and historical reenactments.

Many were there to cheer the ever-dwindling number of surviving veterans in their late 90s and older. All remembered the thousands who died.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth commemorated the anniversary of the D-Day landings, in which American soldiers played a leading role, with veterans at the American Cemetery overlooking the shore in the village of Colleville-sur-Mer, along with U.K. counterpart John Healey among others.

French Minister for the Armed Forces Sébastien Lecornu told Hegseth that France knows what it owes to its American allies and the veterans who helped free Europe from the Nazis.

The June 6, 1944, D-Day invasion of Nazi-occupied France used the largest-ever armada of ships, troops, planes and vehicles to breach Hitler’s defenses in western Europe. A total of 4,414 Allied troops were killed on D-Day itself.

In the ensuing Battle of Normandy, 73,000 Allied forces were killed and 153,000 wounded. The battle — and especially Allied bombings of French villages and cities — killed around 20,000 French civilians between June and August 1944.

The exact number of German casualties is unknown, but historians estimate between 4,000 and 9,000 men were killed, wounded or missing during the D-Day invasion alone.

Nearly 160,000 Allied troops landed on D-Day.

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Rome, Italy - 6 June 2025

1. Various of Jewish bloc demonstrators in front of Italian parliament

2. Placard reading "Jews say stop arming Israel"

3. Various of Jewish Bloc protesters holdings placards

4. Various of children allegedly killed in Gaza

5. Tilt down from banner "Italy don't be complicit" to Jewish Bloc symbol.

6. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Luisa Morgantini, president of AssoPace Palestina and former European Parliament president:

"From this square the message is very clear, and not just from today when we are here, that Italy must stop being complicit in a genocide and in IsraelI policy, it must return to being human"

"Gaza is dying. Humanity is dying. The international law is dying, we must restore it. This square is particularly beautiful because there are also some young Jews against the occupation, Tikkun and the Jewish anti-racist laboratory. And it's fantastic that we are here together to say 'Not in my name'."

7. Various of demonstrators holding banners and signs

+UPSOUND CHANTING++

(English) "Palestine will be free"

8. Various demonstrators shouting through megaphone

9. Member of Jewish Bloc demonstrating with sign that reads (Italian):

"We Jews are the relatives of the Jews who died in the gas chambers due to the collaborationism of this country. Today we say let us in peace, not in our name"

10. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Arturo Cassina, demonstrator from Rome:

"It is a shame that it is happening to an entire people, what is happening to the Palestinian people. And it is even a worse shame the fact that nobody is doing anything. We just care about our wealth, our vacations, while civilian people are dying."

11. Demonstrator with Palestinian flag

12. Banner reading "Ceasefire"

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STORYLINE:

A group of Jewish activists together with various Italian pro-Palestinian organisations demonstrated in front of the Italian parliament asking for a ceasefire in Gaza and protesting against the renewal of military cooperation between Italy and Israel, on Friday afternoon in Rome.

The few members of the Jewish community joined the protest under the Jewish Bloc name, a group that in Italy includes the Jewish Anti-racist Laboratory and Tikkun group.

Arturo Cassina, a protester from Rome, said "It is happening to an entire people, what is happening to the Palestinian people. And it is even a worse shame the fact that nobody is doing anything."

During the demonstration protesters displayed photos of children who were killed during the bombings in Gaza.

The war broke out on Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas-led militants launched a surprise attack on Israel, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducted 251 hostages. They are still holding 56 hostages, around a third of them believed to be alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefire agreements or other deals. Israeli forces have rescued eight living hostages from Gaza and recovered dozens of bodies.

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Lima, Peru – 6 June 2025

1. Anti-drug police officers guarding more than 5 tons of drugs, mostly cocaine, marijuana, and other drugs

2. Various police officers guarding the drugs

3. Various drugs

4. Police authorities presenting the drugs to the media

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) General Nilton Reynaldo Santos, Director of the Peruvian Anti-Drug Police:

"We have made a presentation (presentation of drugs to the press) of 5.5 tons, in three significant interventions, one in the town of Tumbes, which borders Ecuador on the sea, where we seized 1,740 kilos of cocaine, which is in the central part, 2,100 kilos between cocaine base paste and cocaine hydrochloride, in the north-eastern part of Peru, in Loreto on the border with Brazil, and we have 1,511 kg here in the anti-drug division's bunker, which are seizures that have taken place in the department of Puno, in Moquegua, in Trujillo and in other cities in Peru."

6. General Santos with the press

7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) General Nilton Reynaldo Santos, Director of the Peruvian Anti-Drug Police:

"Cooperation with the USA is very good. We have 17 UH helicopters (UH-1H) from them, which help us carry out eradication and interdiction operations, but the Black Hawks you mention have already arrived in Peru. They are in Pucallpa (Peruvian jungle, border with Brazil). Five of the nine have arrived, and Peruvian pilots and flight engineers are currently undergoing training. So I think this year will only be for training, and they will begin operating next year."

8. Various drug presentations

STORYLINE:

The Peruvian National Police announced Friday the seizure of more than five tons of drugs in a series of operations across the country.

The haul included cocaine, marijuana, and cocaine base paste, among other substances.

General Nilton Santos, head of the anti-drug police, said the seizures were made during three major operations over the past month.

Off the coast of Tumbes, near the Ecuadorian border, authorities intercepted more than 3,800 pounds (1,740 kilograms) of cocaine at sea.

In Loreto, along the border with Brazil, they confiscated more than 4,600 pounds (2,100 kilograms) of cocaine base paste and cocaine hydrochloride.

Additional raids in Puno, Moquegua, Trujillo, and other cities led to the seizure of another 3,300 pounds (1,511 kilograms) of illicit drugs.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office also reported the arrest of five Peruvians and two foreigners caught transporting 1.5 tons of cocaine on a fishing boat off northern Peru. The “high-purity” cocaine was packed in 23 bundles, each containing about 20 brick-like packets.

Peru seized 165 tons of drugs in 2024 alone.

According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Peru is the world’s second-largest grower of coca leaf, after Colombia.

It is also the second-largest producer of cocaine, according to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.

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Khan Younis - 6 June 2025

1. Various of Tahrir Abu Jazar, displaced from Rafah, cooking for her children

2. Various of Abu Jazar stirring lentils

3. Various of Abu Jazar stirring cooked rice

4. Abu Jazar cooking for her children who are sitting around

5. Various of Abu Jazar's children sitting on the ground barefoot

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Tahrir Abu Jazar, displaced from Rafah:

"I went to try and get food for my children from the so-called American aid project launched in collaboration with the Israelis. But they are all lies. You go there and find people getting killed. They fired at us so we left empty-handed. And here are our lives; no Eid, no Eid clothes, or Eid money gifts. Not even Eid's joy."

7. Abu Jazar carrying pot of cooked food and placing on the ground

8. Various of Abu Jazar pouring cooked food for her children

9. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Tahrir Abu Jazar, displaced from Rafah:

"Eid used to be different. Instead of us eating rice and leftover lentils from yesterday with the rice that I made because we don’t have bread as we haven’t had flour in a while. We used to have meat and liver for a meal in Eid and children would be happy about Eid’s overall atmosphere. There are no Eid celebrations now as there are no new clothes or sacrificial meat, or monetary gifts, or joy. There’s no Eid atmosphere at all "

10. Various of Abu Jazar's children eating

11. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Tahrir Abu Jazar, displaced from Rafah:

"We don’t want anything. We don’t want joyful celebrations. We just want the warplanes to lessen their operations. My son went out and tried to celebrate Eid and was scared of the warplanes so he came back. He just wanted to feel like it's Eid and perform Eid prayers. He didn’t want food, clothes, or monetary gifts, he just wanted to pray Eid prayers. My children were scared and didn’t attend Eid prayers because of the heavy airstrikes."

12. Various of smoke rising after Israeli airstrike

13. Various of children playing around metal pole

14. Various of displaced children playing on swings

15. Various of displaced girl wearing torn clothes standing near tents

16. Various of tents of displaced people

STORYLINE:

Displaced Palestinian families faced a grim first day of Eid Al-Adha on Friday, with little to eat, no sacrificial meat, no new clothes, and none of the usual festive spirit that typically marks the holiday.

Tahrir Abu Jazar, a displaced 36-year-old woman from Rafah, cooked lentils and rice inside her tent in Muwasi for her five children, who sat on the bare ground with their uncovered feet in the dirt.

One child clapped with excitement, overjoyed at the prospect of having something to eat.

Abu Jazar can’t obtain flour to make bread and or bring food from the Israeli-operated aid distribution centers, fearing she or her family would be fatally shot like others over the past week.

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Philadelphia – 6 June 2025

1. Various of Independence Hall

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Holly Albers and Jarred Albers, visitors from Colorado:

Holly Albers: “Yeah, we're not surprised. Maybe a surprise that didn't happen, the fallout didn't happen sooner, but felt like it was inevitable, disappointing for sure, but not super surprised.”

Jarred Albers: “ Sure, yeah. I thought it was just a matter of time before it happened unfortunately, just based on their personalities but, yeah, disappointing.”

Holly Albers: “Strong personalities coming together.”

3. Cut away of flag

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Holly Albers and Jarred Albers, visitors from Colorado:

Jarred Albers: “You're men. You are leaders in power, act like men.”

Holly Albers: Yeah, you are bold, you're smart, you're brilliant, you are leaders. Coming together will make things better for a lot of people.”

Jarred Albers: “Yeah, act like leaders.”

Holly Albers: “Act like leaders, exactly. Take others…”

Jarred Albers: “Show a good example of what conversation looks like and differing opinions."

Holly Albers: “And compromise.”

Jarred Albers: ‘Right”

5. Cut away of a weather vane on top of a building

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Denton, Philadelphia resident:

“So, when Trump was elected, I was expecting stuff like this. I'm sure that in the past presidencies, there's been billionaires that are in the president's back pocket. But for it to be so public facing like this is, I think, it's sort of staggering, every day. But then when you're staggered every day, it's almost like that's your new walking pace. So, it's a strange time to be in. And we've got what, three and a half years left of this? So, it's not good.”

7. Cut away of visitors at Independence Mall

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Mimi Hanks-Bell, Philadelphia resident:

“You know, I think the chaos that this creates is very worrisome. And the problem I see is that we're getting used to the chaos. We're not seeing the chaos of this administration as a problem anymore. With the markets going up and down, with the relationships with all our friends around the world being impacted negatively. Americans, it doesn't seem to me, are as outraged at this point as they should be for having our reputation besmirched, our economy in jeopardy, loss of jobs, much less the government being so much less effective because of the unprofessional way and unthoughtful ways government was trimmed.”

9. Cutaway, window at Independence Hall

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Edouard Jourdan, visitor from France:

“I think obviously it's just ridiculous. Essentially, it's the most powerful man on Earth who was using the richest one like a pet. And now they are arguing, it's absolutely ridiculous. I think it doesn't give a proper, rightful image of the United States, I suppose.”

11. Various of exterior of National Constitution Center

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