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Beirut, Lebanon - 5 June 2025

1. Explosion, zoom in to smoke on Beirut suburbs skyline

2. Various interceptors being launched

STORYLINE:

Israel strikes Beirut's southern suburbs on the eve of Eid al-Adha holiday, says it targeted Hezbollah drone production.

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Beirut, Lebanon - 5 June 2025

1. Explosion, zoom in to smoke on Beirut suburbs skyline

2. Explosion hits multiple sites

3. Fire and smoke at site of strike

4. Various interceptors being launched

STORYLINE:

The Israeli military struck several sites in Beirut’s southern suburbs that it said held underground facilities used by Hezbollah for drone production Thursday, on the eve of the Eid al-Adha holiday.

The strikes marked the first time in more than a month that Israel had struck on the outskirts of the capital and the fourth time since a US-brokered ceasefire agreement ended the latest war between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah in November.

Israel posted a warning ahead of the strikes on X, formerly known as Twitter, announcing that it would hit eight buildings at four locations.

Israel has continued to carry out near-daily strikes in southern and eastern Lebanon since the ceasefire, which Lebanon has said are in violation of the agreement. Israeli officials say the strikes are intended to prevent Hezbollah from regrouping after a war that took out much of its senior leadership and arsenal.

The Israeli army said in a statement that Hezbollah was “working to produce thousands of drones under the guidance and financing of Iranian terrorist groups.”

Hezbollah “used drones extensively in its attacks against the State of Israel and is working to expand its drone industry and production in preparation for the next war,” the army statement said.

There was no immediate statement from Hezbollah.

A Hezbollah official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to comment publicly denied that there were drone production facilities at the targeted locations.

“In the (ceasefire) agreement, there is a mechanism for investigating if there is a complaint,” the official said. “Israel in general, and Netanyahu in particular, wants to continue the war in the region.”

The conflict killed more than 4,000 people in Lebanon, including hundreds of civilians, while the Lebanese government said in April that Israeli strikes had killed another 190 people and wounded 485 wounded since the ceasefire.

There has been increasing pressure on Hezbollah - both domestic and international - to give up its remaining arsenal, but officials with the group have said they will not do so until Israel stops its airstrikes and withdraws from five points it is still occupying along the border in southern Lebanon.

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Mogadishu, Somalia - 5 June 2025

1. Various of Hassan Abdi Khalif, a 2026 U.S. Diversity Visa Lottery winner with children

2. SOUNDBITE (Somali) Hassan Abdi Khalif, 2026 U.S. Diversity Visa Lottery winner:

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"I am deeply sorry and angry about Trump's announcement to ban certain African countries, including Somalia, from traveling to the U.S. This ban has particularly affected my family since we won the lottery. I urge Mr. Trump to reconsider this decision. Somalis are good people; we are not bad as he believes. His mindset is clouded by bitterness towards Somalis, yet there are individuals in America who are far worse than us."

3. Wide of travel agency office

4. Various of travel agent Bile Mohamud Abdi at his desk

5. SOUNDBITE (Somali) Bile Mohamud Abdi, Travel agent:

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"We usually sell tickets for people traveling to the U.S., but many of our customers were absent today. I believe this is due to the ban's effects. There are even customers who have visas but are still affected by the ban."

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Nairobi, Kenya - 5 June 2025

6. Various Somalis in Eastleigh, Nairobi

7. Set ups of Sharmake Adan

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Sharmake Adan, Somali living in Nairobi:

"Through my face I will tell him Africans there are human beings like him and their Black American who lives there, who works there and who are looking for better lives there in the United States of America so its not about skin, it’s about humanity."

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Sallah Mukhtar, Somali living in Nairobi:

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"America is the land of opportunity, it's multi-cultured. There’s all type of culture over there, even that I’m Somali, I prefer being in east Africa. I prefer being home, I don’t prefer being in America. I’m African, even though he says Somali people there not supposed to be in America, I feel like he’s being racist."

10. Wide of Somalis walking

STORYLINE:

President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that citizens of 12 countries would be banned from visiting the U.S. and seven others would face restrictions.

The ban goes into effect Monday at 12:01a.m and includes some countries on the previous ban from 2017 and a few new additions from Africa, including Somalia, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Libya, Sudan and Yemen.

"I am deeply sorry and angry about Trump's announcement to ban certain African countries, including Somalia, from traveling to the U.S," said Hassan Abdi Khalif a 2026 U.S. Diversity Visa Lottery winner.

"This ban has particularly affected my family since we won the lottery," he added. "Somalis are good people; we are not bad as he believes."

Bile Mohamud Abdi, a travel agent at Royal Som Tour and Travel in Mogadishu, sees this as a heavy blow to his business and the Somali community.

The U.S. is home to a large Somali diaspora and has been a reliable destination for tr... [truncated]

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Havana, Cuba - 05 June 2025

1.⁠ ⁠Various of university students waiting outside the faculty to enter a meeting

2.⁠ ⁠Student demands are read in a communiqué from a cell phone

3.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (Spanish) (No name given), student:

“We understand perfectly well the financial situation of the Cuban Telecommunications Company (ETECSA) and of the country, but our position is that this situation cannot be placed on the shoulders of the people. It cannot be that the people have to assume this economic burden.”

4.⁠ ⁠Students entering the faculty

5.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (Spanish) (No name given), student:

“Many people have tried to misrepresent this as a protest, a strike, a demonstration, no. It is not. It is a non-attendance (to classes), it is not a renunciation of dialogue. It is a way to exert a peaceful, legal and institutional pressure with the protection of the University Student Federation (FEU) and our space, which is what we can do."

6.⁠ ⁠Students sitting in the university gardens

7.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBITE (Spanish) (No name given), student:

"To exert pressure in this way so that finally there is an open dialogue, an exchange that really has the objective of reaching positions that are of solution. And also the position of the University, it must be said, at least of several faculties, the position is firm, the measures are not going to be accepted and we do not want to compromise either. The measures have to go backwards and we have to look for alternatives so as not to be burdened with that.”

8⁠ ⁠Student walking

9.⁠ ⁠Various of Alma Mater statues and university steps

STORYLINE:

An increase in mobile Internet access rates in Cuba by the state-owned telecommunications company ETECSA sparked an unusual protest among university students that has grown this week.

University students from various faculties on Thursday publicly expressed their rejection of the rate increase for a service they consider fundamental.

“We understand perfectly well the financial situation of the ETECSA, the financial situation of the country, but our position is that this situation cannot be placed on the shoulders of the people. It cannot be that the people have to assume this economic burden,” said a student from the History faculty who did not want to give his name.

He rejected claims this was a protest, ans instead said i was the channel they had available to make their point heard.

Three students from the Faculty of Mathematics, wishing to remain anonymous due to the sensitive situation, stated that they were on “strike,” meaning they would not be attending classes.

Two teachers with whom AP spoke, who preferred to remain anonymous because they were not authorized to comment, confirmed movement among students, including some non-attendance at exams, which is striking given that the dates coincide with the end of the school cycle.

They also said that ETECSA executives visited the faculties this week to meet with stude... [truncated]

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Chelmsford, Massachusetts – 5 June 2025

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1. Supporters protesting in front of courthouse for Marcelo Gomes Da Silva

2. Protestors holding signs in support of Gomes da Silva

3. Wide of supporters protesting

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Nice, lawyer representing Gomes da Silva:

“Marcelo Gomes da Silva is an 18-year-old kid from Brazil originally and he's been here since he was 7 years old. He came on a visa, he has no criminal record.”

5. Supporters holding signs outside courthouse

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Nice, lawyer representing Gomes da Silva:

“He was picked up on May 31st in the afternoon on his way to volleyball practice and he was detained ever since at the Burlington, Mass. ICE Processing Unit."

7. Student holding photo of Gomes da Silva outside courthouse

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Nice, lawyer representing Gomes da Silva:

“ICE will say that they were targeting his dad, who I should say they haven't actually said if he, dad has any sort of criminal record himself, but allegedly they were targeting dad, but they chose to go after Marcelo.”

9. Milford High School students standing outside courthouse in support of Gomes da Silva

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Nice, lawyer representing Gomes da Silva:

“Today he was released on $2,000 bond, which we're very happy about. We would have been happier if he hadn't been detained at all. And the next step is for him to actually get out, and then we'll sort of work on the long-term plan. So it's sort of the sprint is over and the marathon begins.”

11. Crowd cheering outside courthouse

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Nice, lawyer representing Gomes da Silva:

“He hasn't had a shower since Saturday afternoon. So about five days. He's brushed his teeth twice. He said the food is basically inedible. He's really hungry. He's been sleeping on a cement floor.”

13. Protestors chanting outside courthouse

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Nice, lawyer representing Gomes da Silva:

“It’s conditions that no one should be kept in. No sunlight, no window, no outside time. So just really, really awful, deplorable conditions.”

15. Close up of sign

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Robin Nice, lawyer representing Gomes da Silva:

“If anything, the silver lining from this is what a great opportunity to stand up and say, 'No, not in our community. We are not okay with this and we're not going to allow it.' And I think that's what we see here.”

17. Protestors chanting outside of courthouse

STORYLINE:

An immigration judge on Thursday granted bond to a Massachusetts high school student who was arrested on his way to volleyball practice last weekend.

Marcelo Gomes da Silva, 18, who came to the U.S. from Brazil at age 7, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents Saturday. Authorities have said the agents were looking for the Milford High School teenager's father, who owns the car Gomes da Silva was driving at the time and had ... [truncated]

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New York - 5 June 2025

1. Walking down a line of people waiting to buy the new Nintendo Switch 2 outside a store in New York City

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicole Peters, Nintendo Switch 2 fan:

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"At $500 with the game. And then there's the accessories.

REPORTER: So, what's that gonna run ya?"

PETERS: "I'm looking at close to $1000. Yeah , it's a little steep. "

REPORTER: "Is it worth it?"

PETERS: "Yeah it is. It's Nintendo. I'm ride or die."

3. Store staff talking to someone in line

4. Close of order form UPSOUND: "I want to go with the bundle so I get the game with my machine. And now I am looking at the accessories I want to get."

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicole Peters, a Nintendo Switch 2 fan:

"It's fun to have cloud based and stuff , but it's so much more better when you just have your own personal console at home , and you get to play with other people."

6. Nintendo store entrance as an employee starts letting people in the store

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Javier Fernandez, a Nintendo Switch 2 fan:

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"So I'm getting one simply because it's an improved version of the current Switch . The games are moving at a much better like frame rate and just it , it improves the quality of the games already currently out, so everything is just , it's , it's just in general an upgrade."

8. Peters and Fernandez leaving store with the new Nintendo console

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Javier Fernandez, Nintendo Switch 2 fan:

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"Compared to some of the competition out there such as the Xbox and PlayStation , PlayStation's pushing $700 and the Xbox is pushing about $600 now after the price increase . So it's still the cheaper alternative on the market ."

10. Fernandez holding the new Nintendo console

11. Peters and Fernandez walking away

STORYLINE:

Eager customers lined up outside the Nintendo store in New York City hours in advance to collect their pre-ordered Nintendo Switch 2 video game consoles.

The much anticipated Switch 2, being released around the world Thursday, is an upgrade to its eight-year-old predecessor with new social features meant to draw players into online gaming. Nintendo is counting on the Switch 2 to boost sagging sales.

In the U.S., a chaotic pre-order process in April left some fans frustrated after the consoles quickly sold out. Many of those waiting for the New York City store to open had ordered online.

Nicole Peters came from Staten Island to wait on line to be one of the first to purchase the new console.

"I'm looking at close to $1000... with accessories," Peters said. "Yeah , it's a little steep... it's Nintendo, I'm ride or die."

In Japan, the new consoles were sold through a competitive lottery system that Nintendo said got about 2.2 million applications.

Outside the official draw, some retailers offered their own lotteries to pre-order the devices.

The new console comes with a larger and higher resolution... [truncated]

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Philadelphia - 5 June 2025

1. Wide of press conference

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Scott Sauer, General Manager of SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority):

“Yeah, we don't know precisely what caused the fire at this point, but we know of the buses that were caught in the fire about 15 of them were the electric buses. So of the 40 total, 15 were electric buses.”

3. Various firefighters dousing water at site

4. Wide of damaged buses

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Scott Sauer, General Manager of SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority):

“Yeah, I want to get them off site. I want to find a way to get them off site. I've already talked to our operations people about moving them off site. We have to get them off of our property away from the potential where we could have an incident like this that could have been far worse. We don't want to lose an entire facility, and more importantly, we don't want to hurt anyone. So we want to get these vehicles off site.”

6. Wide of press conference

STORYLINE:

A fast-moving fire erupted early Thursday at a transit bus lot in Philadelphia filled with dozens of decommissioned vehicles, sending a thick plume of black smoke into the sky but causing no injuries.

The fire did not impact the morning commute.

Citing an abundance of caution, the city’s Public Health Department warned nearby residents to stay indoors if possible and urged others to avoid the area. Agency inspectors were collecting samples to assess air quality and the potential for any threat.

The cause of the blaze was not immediately known but officials said that a total of 40 buses caught on fire and 15 of those were electric buses. One of the electric buses was involved in a fire incident in 2020.

Scott Sauer, General Manager of SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority), said, while they are not yet sure how the fire started, the remaining fleet of the electric buses will be removed from the site.

The lot where the fire broke out was filled with decommissioned buses scheduled for disposal. No in-service buses were in the area where the blaze occurred and none were threatened by the fire.

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Los Angeles - 30 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Smith, writer/director:

"There's a part of me that's like, well, the normal way is you make it and sell it to somebody else and they exploit it. You know, now we live in a world where it's like, could you imagine owning your own IP? And that's why Ryan's super smart because he built brand new IP, made a deal where he's like I eventually own this stuff. And we live in that world now, especially if you're a fantastic mainstream filmmaker like Ryan Coogler is, where you could walk into a studio, studios are hurting so bad and you can make a deal like that where they're like, look, we'll try anything at this point. And it's working out for both parties. That's gonna be mutually beneficial. So I think that could absolutely be the future, but you have rarefied breathing if you're the director that can go in and make a demand like that. I, even at this point in my career, I don't think I could go in and be like, and I will own the movie, they'll be like bullshit, you know. So it'll work for very talented filmmakers like Ryan, not for everyone."

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