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(3 Jun 2025)

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Madrid, Spain - 3 June 2025

1. Wide of Minister for Social and Consumer Rights and 2030 Agenda, Pablo Bustinduy, working at a desk in the Consumer Rights Minister's office

2. Mid of Bustinduy at desk

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Pablo Bustinduy, Spanish Minister for Social and Consumer Rights:

"Well , tourism is for sure a vital part of the Spanish economy. It's a strategic and very important sector, but as in every other economic activity, it must be conducted in a sustainable way. It cannot jeopardize the constitutional rights of the Spanish people. Their right to housing but also their right to well-being, their right to live in sustainable environments, in livable cities and now there is abundant research and evidence about the fact that short-term tourist rentals and the conversion of residential housing into tourist apartments are putting pressure on the right to housing, are driving up prices on rental market and are displacing local populations."

4. Close of Bustinduy during interview

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Pablo Bustinduy, Spanish Minister for Social and Consumer Rights:

"Well, the price of rental units in the biggest Spanish cities have driven up, have shot up by over 100% in the last decade alone. And this has been the period where this economic sector of short-term tourist rentals has exploded. Just in the city of Madrid, we have over 15,000 illegal tourist apartments. And obviously there is a correlation between these two facts. It's not a linear relation. It's not the only factor affecting it. There are many others, but it is obviously one of the elements that is contributing not only to driving up rent prices, but also to voiding our urban centres."

6. Bustinduy at desk

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Pablo Bustinduy, Spanish Minister for Social and Consumer Rights:

"A balance must be found between the constitutional rights of the Spanish people and economic activities in general. So what we're trying to defend and preserve is well this fact because for many years we have grown used to this idea that powerful corporations and multinational corporations have the power, the market power, to establish the norms of economic activities and economic relations. Well we're trying to rebalance that power to preserve consumer rights and to ensure that economic activities are conducted in conditions of transparency and fairness so as to preserve the rights of people and not just to protect the profits of immensely powerful corporations."

8. Bustinduy at desk

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Pablo Bustinduy, Spanish Minister for Social and Consumer Rights:

"I think that guaranteeing that tourist activities proceed in a fair, transparent and legal context is something that far from damaging tourism revenues will actually improve them. It will encourage longer stays, it will encourage responsible tourism, and it will preserve everything that we have in this wonderful country - which is, you know, th... [truncated]

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(3 Jun 2025)

UK PRINCESS DIANA AUCTION

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London, UK - 3 June 2025

1. Various of 1988 Bellville Sassoon Floral Day Dress worn by Princess Diana on multiple occasions, estimate $200,000 - $300,000, part of Julien's Auction House's 'Princes Diana's Style & A Royal Collection'

2. High angle of designer items

3. Tilt down of 1993 Chanel Two-Tone Pumps, estimate $3,000 - $5,000

4. Various of 1996 Prada Milano Champagne-Colored Leather Tote, estimate $8,000 - $12,000

5. Various of Emanuels 1981 Black Taffeta Evening Gown, once tried on by Princess Diana, estimate $20,000 - $40,000

6. Various of Elizabeth Emanuel, fashion designer, adjusting dress

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Elizabeth Emanuel, fashion designer:

"This is important to me. So it's been at Hampton Court Palace for years in a box , which is why it looks so pristine now. So, I shouldn't be surprised, but I was when I saw what amazing condition it's in. And it tells the story of Emanuel, us in the '80s, how we designed, how it's made, everything is there, the gathers around the skirt, and this fabric is so beautiful. So that's why it's very special and I called it the sister dress because in a way it is. There's there's nothing else like it apart from Princess Diana's actual dress. So it brings back memories."

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ARCHIVE: Grimsby, UK - 16 July 1983

8. STILL Princess Diana wearing hat while talking to crowds

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London, UK - 3 June 2025

9. Mid of items, including same hat

10. Various of 1981 John Boyd Peach Pink Straw Archer Style Hat, which she also wore for her honeymoon send off, estimate $20,000 - $40,000

11. Pan from hat to contemporary illustration of Princess Diana's 1981 wedding gown by designer Elizabeth Emanuel, with tulle fabric cut-offs from Diana's 1981 wedding gown and veil, estimate $4,000 - $6,000

12. Close of illustration

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Elizabeth Emanuel, fashion designer:

"Diana no doubt was a fashion icon. And I think people connected with her because they could see her journey as well. Because she wasn't into fashion in the beginning, as people know, she was a nursery school teacher. And when she came to us, she didn't really have any interest in fashion and then she met our clothes and everything changed. So I think people resonate with that. They could see through the years her style was changing as she evolved and developed her own style. And that was wonderful for us to know we were there at the beginning."

14. Various of 1986 Catherine Walker Falcon Evening Gown, estimate $200,00 - $300,000

15. Tilt up of outfits

16. Close of 1987 Bruce Oldfield Yellow Floral Ensemble, estimate $100,000 - $200,000

17. Various of 1989 Rayne Green Satin Evening Pumps, estimate $2,000 - $4,000

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Martin Nolan, Executive Director/Co-Founder, Julien’s:

"She wanted classic, timeless. And if you look around these items, some of which Diana wore as far back as the 1980s, they could be worn today. They're ... [truncated]

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(3 Jun 2025)

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++AUDIO AS INCOMING++

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Mecca, Saudi Arabia - 3 June 2025

1. Mid of pilgrims taking a selfie

2. Various of cooling fans at the grand mosque

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Baraa Anwer, The Associated Press:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 1,2++

"Over 1.8 million Muslims from around the world are expected to participate in this week's Hajj, facing extreme temperatures that can soar above 45 degrees Celsius (113 Fahrenheit). Last year, the pilgrimage witnessed a toll, with at least 1,300 pilgrims losing their lives due to extreme heat, and more 2,700 suffered from heat stroke as temperatures rose above 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit) in Mecca. Many of the deceased were unauthorized pilgrims who lacked access to air-conditioned facilities, food, water and walked long distances under direct sunlight."

4. Various of pilgrims at the grand mosque

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Baraa Anwer, The Associated Press:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 4++

"Officials say they’ve already turned away almost 270,000 people without Hajj permits at the city’s entry points. The government says last year’s death were linked to unauthorized pilgrims. This year, fines, deportation, and bans are being enforced even against Saudi citizens and residents. Authorities say the crackdown is about protecting lives. 23 thousand people have already been penalized for violations, and 400 Hajj companies had their licenses revoked for misconduct."

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Baraa Anwer, The Associated Press:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 4++

"Hajj is one of the world’s largest religious gatherings. It is the annual Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca, the capital city of Islam. Hajj is one of the five Pillars of Islam it is a profound spiritual experience that every adult Muslim who is physically and financially able is required to perform at least once in their lifetime, as pilgrimage wipes away sins, and brings them closer to God. Hajj has been performed by Muslims for over 1,400 years, dating back to Prophet Muhammad."

7. Wide of pilgrims at the grand mosque

STORYLINE:

Muslims from around the world are in the Saudi city of Mecca for the Hajj, one of the Five Pillars of Islam.

In the coming days, people will immerse themselves in religious rituals and acts of worship that originated more than 1,400 years ago.

They also have to contend with excess heat and other earthly factors, like a ban on children under the age of 12 and a crackdown on unauthorized entry.

Last year’s pilgrims struggled through burning sun and suffocating hot weather, with the mercury hitting 47 degrees Celsius (117 degrees Fahrenheit). More than 1,300 people died.

This year, Saudi authorities are advising caution in direct sunlight, telling pilgrims to avoid going out during the day and uncovering their heads, except for rituals, unless necessary.

An official safety kit emphasizes the importance of light-colored clothing and umbrellas.

It also has details on recognizi... [truncated]

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(3 Jun 2025)

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Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - 3 June 2025

1. Various of Mongolian Parliament building

2. SOUNDBITE (Mongolian) Enkhbadral Myagmar, member of protest coordination team:

“I think this protest has shown that citizens can have their voices heard and have their demands met by exercising their rights and by joining forces together. This will be the most important outcome of this protest. ”

3. Wide of woman holding a banner, reading (Mongolian) “it’s easy to resign”

4. People in front of Mongolian parliament building

5. SOUNDBITE (Mongolian) Oyuntsetseg Baya, herder:

“I’m not necessarily being empathetic, but the issue involves his child, and for that reason, I supported him. I don't support any political party — I'm non-partisan. Still, I believe we could have continued with Oyun-Erdene. First, he's young, and second, I saw potential in him. Of course, he cannot fix everything in five or ten years, but I believe we have a promising future."

6. Various of people in front of Mongolian Parliament building

7. SOUNDBITE (Mongolian) Mörön Tserenjav, financial specialist:

“I feel we are not being provided with a healthy environment to live in. I am concerned about the quality of education, the quality of life, children’s health, inadequate incomes, rising prices and inflation.”

8. Wide of statue of Genghis Khan

9. Wide of Sukhbaatar square

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ARCHIVE: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - 28 June 2024

10. Tracking shot of Mongolian Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene Luvsannamsrai arriving at a polling station

11. Various of Oyun-Erdene lining up to enter polling station

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ARCHIVE: Ulaanbaatar - 29 June 2024

12. Wide of representatives of Mongolian People’s Party arriving for news conference

13. Various of Oyun-Erdene speaking during news conference

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ARCHIVE: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - 2 July 2024

14. Wide of Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene Luvsannamsrai, in the middle and wearing a red tie, waving hand with new Mongolian Parliament members arriving for group photo in front of Genghis Khan statue

STORYLINE:

Resource-rich Mongolia is facing political uncertainty following the resignation early on Tuesday of its prime minister in the wake of protests over endemic corruption in the landlocked Asian country, squeezed between China and Russia. 

Before he lost the confidence vote in the parliament, Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene Luvsannamsrai warned that his removal could undermine Mongolia’s fledgling democracy. The vote followed weeks of protests sparked by reports of lavish spending by his son and calls for him to step down. 

The reports, which cited expensive jewelry and helicopter rides for the son's female companion, underscored the vast gap between Mongolians who have grown extremely wealthy off the country's exports and much of the rest of the population, mired in poverty. 

“I think this protest has shown that citizens can have their voices heard and have their demands met by... [truncated]

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(17 Aug 2004) SHOTLIST

APTN, 16th October 2003, Los Angeles, CA:

1. Shots movie poster

2. B-roll Sharrieff Pugh

3. SOUNDBITE cast member

4. Cutaway press

5. SOUNDBITE Sharrieff Pugh

6. B-roll Nick Damici

7. B-roll blond lady

8. SOUNDBITE Nick Damici

9. B-roll Jennifer Jason Leigh

10. Cutaway press

11. SOUNDBITE Jennifer Jason Leigh (english) includes:

"She's really inspiring to work with, and she's pretty brilliant, and she really engages your imagination in a way that's really unusual I think. She has you do all these interesting exercises and she just spends a lot of time with you, so it becomes very comfortable. So it's just a really nice place to be, that set, on the Jane Campion set."

12. B-roll cast mambers

13. B-roll Meg Ryan

14. Shots Laura ?

15. B-roll Jane Campion

16. SOUNDBITE Meg Ryan (english) including:

"Well I had a very brilliant director, who was, you know we had a really long rehearsal process, and we all were really happy to be there, we all loved the material, and actually I had no time to prepare because I had a couple days off and had just come back from another film. So it was all about being as there as I could possibly be."...AND...

"Jane she really really redefined what I think art is for me. I love being around her. I love seeing her operate. I love seeing her composure and also her willingness to collaborate. She was a great great example of what it's like to be on the set with a great director, so I'll take that."

17. Mark Ruffalo, Meg Ryan, Jane Campion posing for press

18. Cast members posing for press

19. SOUNDBITE Jane Campion (english) including:

"Well I would never have thought of Meg Ryan for the part, except that Meg contacted me and let me know that she really liked the script. And I mean I went to talk to her, and I wasn't expecting really to talk a lot about the story. But she was very interested in it and she had a lot of perceptions about it that even surprised me. She was obviously looking for a different sort of part to play, and I just happened to be the lucky one."

20. SOUNDBITE Mark Ruffalo (english) including:

"I'm really proud of her. She really dug into it and committed herself and went to frightening territory. I think it's really hard on women, Hollywood, older women, and I think it's really brave and I really respect her for making the choice."

21. B-roll Natascha McElhone

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(3 Jun 2025)

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Paris - 3 June 2025

1. Wide of participants and delegates in OECD building

2. French Minister of Trade Laurent Saint-Martin talking to journalists

3. SOUNDBITE (French) Laurent Saint-Martin, French Minister of Trade:

"The United States have unilaterally wished and decided an increase of tariffs that we still consider to be harsh and unfounded. Now that we are in this situation, we need to discuss because the United States is a historical partner, a commercial ally. We have never considered them otherwise. We continue to believe that the increase in tariffs, regardless of the target, is bad news for the global economy, including the American economy. And the recessive force this creates for the American economy is more significant than for the European economy. This is this dialogue we need to continue having between Commissioner (Maros) Sfecovic, who is indeed in charge since it is an exclusive competence of the European Commission, and all the representatives, including Jamieson Greer who is here in Paris."

4. Saint-Martin talking to journalists

5. SOUNDBITE (French) Laurent Saint-Martin, French Minister of Trade:

"We still have a few weeks to have this discussion and negotiation. Our position does not vary one iota. We want a positive agenda between Europe and the United States, as it is in the interest of each party. And we have also always said that if the discussion and negotiation do not succeed, Europe is capable of having countermeasures on American products and services as well. But for that, we need to continue the discussions. And the one with the mandate for European negotiation is Maros Sfecovic as the trade commissioner."

6. German Economics and Energy Minister Katherina Reiche walking towards journalists

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Katherina Reiche, German Economics and Energy Minister:

"The negotiations are constantly going on so I can't speak about ongoing discussion and the details, but we all hope and we all do our best to end the conflicts as soon as possible. Any further restriction, any other ongoing certainty harms our economy and it harms the economy of the United States. That is also clear from the OECD report."

8. Reiche leaving

STORYLINE:

Negotiations on tariffs will continue in Paris on Wednesday as EU’s top trade negotiator, Maros Sefcovic, and his counterpart, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer will meet on the sidelines of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) ministerial meeting.

The EU could buy more liquefied natural gas and defense items from the U.S., and lower duties on cars, but it isn’t likely to budge on calls to scrap the value added tax — which is akin to a sales tax — or open up the EU to American beef.

The EU has offered the U.S. a “zero for zero” outcome in which tariffs would be removed on both sides for industrial goods including autos. Trump has dismissed that, but EU officials have said it’s still on ... [truncated]

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(3 Jun 2025)

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The Hague, Netherlands - 3 June 2025

1. Wide of journalists gathered outside a government building in anticipation of a statement from the Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof

2. Wide of Schoof walking out after cabinet meeting

3. SOUNDBITE (Dutch) Dick Schoof, Dutch Prime Minister:

"In the Council of Ministers, we discussed the situation that has arisen and concluded that with the departure of the PVV (Party for Freedom), there is insufficient support in the House of Representatives for this cabinet. This means that I will go directly to the King afterward to offer the resignation of the PVV ministers. The remaining ministers will remain in the caretaker government. A copy of the resignation request will, of course, also be sent to the House of Representatives and the Senate."

4. Mid of Schoof

5. SOUNDBITE (Dutch) Dick Schoof, Dutch Prime Minister:

"In recent days, I have repeatedly informed all four party leaders that, in my opinion, the fall of the cabinet was unnecessary and irresponsible. We face significant national and international challenges, and decisiveness is required more than ever. This is crucial for the security of our resilience and the economy in a rapidly changing world."

6. Mid of Dutch Foreign Minster Caspar Veldkamp walking

7. SOUNDBITE (Dutch) Caspar Veldkamp, Dutch Foreign Minster:

"I find it hard to justify that today. (Geert Wilders) Escaping responsibility now also affects asylum and everything else and also getting the legislation through parliament. Not considering that we are hosting the upcoming NATO summit, this situation in Europe and the world in a trade war situation."

8. Mid of David van Weel, Dutch Minister of Justice and Security

9. SOUNDBITE (Dutch) David van Weel, Dutch Minister of Justice and Security:

"Yes, certainly. We are the host country (NATO summit). All issues are being handled. We are ready. Security is guaranteed. So we are going to make it a success, even as a caretaker government."

++ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof said on Tuesday his coalition government will become a caretaker administration after far-right lawmaker Geert Wilders pulled his ministers out of the Cabinet in a dispute about a migration crackdown.

The announcement completed a day of political turmoil in The Hague, sparked by Wilders' decision to turn his back on the ruling coalition.

Schoof said he would offer the resignation of ministers from Wilders’ Party for Freedom to the Dutch king.

He and the remaining ministers will remain in office in a caretaker capacity, he told reporters.

“A copy of the resignation request will, of course, also be sent to the House of Representatives and the Senate,” Schoof said at the press conference.

The decision means the Netherlands will have a caretaker government when it hosts a summit of NATO leaders in three weeks.

No date for a new election has been set, but it is unlikely before the fal... [truncated]

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(3 Jun 2025)

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San Francisco - 1 May 2025

1. Various of woman getting eye scanned with Orb at opening of Tools for Humanity store

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Ludwig, tools for humanity, chief information security officer:

"Yeah, so here what we have are Orbs, which is a camera that we use to identify that a person is, in fact, a real human, and then they can use that identity to interact with services online. So, whether they're a gamer and they want to play only against real humans, or whether they're interested in signing up on Match.com and doing dating with real humans, we provide the infrastructure that makes that possible."

3. Various of Orb eye scanner facility

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Ludwig, Tools for Humanity, chief information security officer:

"We've seen the speed of innovation and artificial intelligence over the last few years just get faster and faster, and one of the most important things is when you're online making sure that people are able to use AI effectively and that we're able to tell when we're interacting with artificial intelligence or when we are interacting with real people. So this is technology to help at that fundamental question of who is it that I'm interacting with. Is it a person or not?"

5. Various of Orb eye scanner facility

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Ludwig, Tools for Humanity, chief information security officer:

"Facial recognition actually just doesn't work that well. In particular, it's easy to change your face, your face changes over time. There are a number of challenges with it, whereas the eye is very consistent over a long period of time, so it just works better from a technology standpoint."

7. Woman gets her eye scanned at Orb store

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Ludwig, Tools for Humanity, chief information security officer:

"Around the world right now, we have over 1,500 different orbs. They're in about 1,000 different locations. This facility has about a dozen orbs that are available."

9. Various of Emil Tybura getting eye scanned

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Emil Tybura, Orb first-time user

"So I just decided to try it out and be a part of it because I am here and I can do it on my own. So mostly this is about a curiosity that drives me and makes me do it. I'm not afraid of data leaks, I'm not afraid like some kind of breaches or bad things that can happen to me, because internet in majority is a dangerous piece of technology."

12. Man getting eye scanned with Orb

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+VIDEO CALL+

Date and location not available

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Nick Merrill, UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity, lab director:

"You really have no proof that I'm a real person. We're not in front of each other. You're seeing a video screen. I could be a deep fake. I could be an AI. That is the world that will be coming to us very, very soon. So the idea that you would want me to prove my personhood to you is not that insane."

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(3 Jun 2025)

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San Francisco - 1 May 2025

1. Various of woman getting eye scanned with Orb at opening of Tools for Humanity store

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Ludwig, tools for humanity, chief information security officer:

"Yeah, so here what we have are Orbs, which is a camera that we use to identify that a person is, in fact, a real human, and then they can use that identity to interact with services online. So, whether they're a gamer and they want to play only against real humans, or whether they're interested in signing up on Match.com and doing dating with real humans, we provide the infrastructure that makes that possible."

3. Various of Orb eye scanner facility

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Ludwig, Tools for Humanity, chief information security officer:

"We've seen the speed of innovation and artificial intelligence over the last few years just get faster and faster, and one of the most important things is when you're online making sure that people are able to use AI effectively and that we're able to tell when we're interacting with artificial intelligence or when we are interacting with real people. So this is technology to help at that fundamental question of who is it that I'm interacting with. Is it a person or not?"

5. Various of Orb eye scanner facility

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Ludwig, Tools for Humanity, chief information security officer:

"Facial recognition actually just doesn't work that well. In particular, it's easy to change your face, your face changes over time. There are a number of challenges with it, whereas the eye is very consistent over a long period of time, so it just works better from a technology standpoint."

7. Woman gets her eye scanned at Orb store

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Ludwig, Tools for Humanity, chief information security officer:

"Around the world right now, we have over 1,500 different orbs. They're in about 1,000 different locations. This facility has about a dozen orbs that are available."

9. Various of Emil Tybura getting eye scanned

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Emil Tybura, Orb first-time user

"So I just decided to try it out and be a part of it because I am here and I can do it on my own. So mostly this is about a curiosity that drives me and makes me do it. I'm not afraid of data leaks, I'm not afraid like some kind of breaches or bad things that can happen to me, because internet in majority is a dangerous piece of technology."

12. Man getting eye scanned with Orb

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+VIDEO CALL+

Date and location not available

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Nick Merrill, UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity, lab director:

"You really have no proof that I'm a real person. We're not in front of each other. You're seeing a video screen. I could be a deep fake. I could be an AI. That is the world that will be coming to us very, very soon. So the idea that you would want me to prove my personhood to you is not that insane."

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(3 Jun 2025)

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Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - 3 June 2025

1. Wide of people carrying wrapped bodies, UPSOUND of people saying (Arabic): "God is the greatest," as well as "there is no God but Allah"

2. Woman crying

3. Tracking of people carrying wrapped bodies

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ibrahim Saedi, displaced Palestinian:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 3, 5, 6, 7++

"They leave them (humanitarian aid) in a courtyard that is around 15 to 20 donum (about 3 to 5 acres). They throw the goods there and the goods that are placed there are not enough for roughly 2,000 people, while around 10,000 had gathered there. Two thirds of us went through at the risk of death. I swear, it's like we died 500 times in an hour. I swear, there are martyrs left inside there that no one can reach, and I swear two thirds of the people who went inside (the distribution area) left empty-handed."

5. Wide of Palestinians walking back after some of them received aid from distribution point run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF)

6. Wide of funeral prayers for victims

7. Various of Palestinians walking back after of some of them received aid from distribution point run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF)

8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Nahla Zareb, displaced Palestinian from east Khan Younis:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 8, 9++

"As soon as I got there, there was shooting above our heads. So I lay low on the ground between the others. When it turned 5:03 a.m., I raised my head back up to see people walking out with aid boxes. But what about those martyrs left on the ground? Until when will we continue to live in humiliation, oppression, and hunger?"

9. Mid of some Palestinians carrying back aid

10. Wide of emergency department

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Ahmed Abu Sweid, emergency physician from Australia, Rahma Worldwide Medical missions:

"We’ve seen hundreds of presentations, dozens of casualties, martyrs. These are civilians who went to get... Again, for the third day in a row, civilians that went to get something to eat and they were attacked. We’ve seen gunshot wounds to the head and the chest as I said before."

11. Mid of injured man lying on bed

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Ahmed Abu Sweid, emergency physician from Australia, Rahma Worldwide Medical missions:

"My message to the world is that these people need help. This needs to stop. It’s not a political message. It’s a humanitarian message. They need food. They need aid. They deserve the right to live."

13. Close of people praying for the dead

14. Wide of Palestinians walking

STORYLINE:

Palestinian health officials and witnesses say Israeli forces fired on people as they headed toward an aid distribution site on Tuesday, killing at least 27, in the third such incident in three days.

The army said it fired "near a few individual suspects" who left the designated route, approached its forces and ignored warning shots.

The near-daily shootings have come after an Israeli and U.S.-back... [truncated]

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