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Amsterdam - 2 August 2025

1. Various of flyboarding show

2. Close of person waving at crowds

3. Various of decorated boats sailing during Pride canal parade

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Nanda Aung, Pride participant,:

"I think this is what we need in life, right? Like sometimes we see all the tragedies in the world every time in the year and we forgot to celebrate. So I'm very happy that people come together one day and are able to celebrate this."

5. Wide of Pride canal parade

6. Various of people on boat holding photos of U.S. President Donald Trumps with text reading (English) "Trump free boat, Trans rights are human rights."

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Alexander (no last name given), Pride participant:

"It's hard, you know, like you see that there are like difficult places with difficult problems and not everybody gets accepted and not everybody can live and celebrate as what we're doing here today. And I think it just starts with like seeing each other, looking each other in the eye, you know, like, say hello to each other, be friendly and accept each other. Like it doesn't matter who you are, what you are, who you love, and what you love."

8. People on boat holding posters reading (English) "Proud to be intersex"

9. Wide of boats sailing

10. Pan from banner on boat reading (English) "No Right, No Future. Speak up in the name of love" to people dancing on boat

STORYLINE:

Dozens of colorful boats sailed through the Dutch capital’s waterways on Saturday as Amsterdam held its annual Pride Canal Parade.

The parade is the most popular event of a six-day Pride Amsterdam festival, which attracts tens of thousands of visitors to the city.

On both banks of the canal, spectator boats brimmed with attendees dressed in every color of the rainbow cheered on the parade.

Participants noted that despite difficult times, this was a day to celebrate and be filled with joy.

"This is what we need in life, right?" said Nanda Aung, a Pride attendee.

"We see all the tragedies in the world... and we forgot to celebrate," he added. "So I'm very happy that people come together one day and are able to celebrate this."

This year the parade drew 80 boats from organisations ranging from LGBTQIA+ groups to political parties, the Dutch government, the military and the Olympic committee.

Pride Amsterdam, which started in 1996, is one of the world’s largest Pride festivals.

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Gaza City - 2 August 2025

1. Various of people gathered by wrapped bodies of their killed relatives inside morgue

2. People carrying wrapped body out of morgue

3. Various of people praying

4. Various of man crying and praying

STORYLINE:

Palestinians mourned some of the 44 people killed since Friday in northern Gaza, and gathered around those victims whose bodies arrived at Shifa hospital.

At least 23 people were killed and dozens wounded near the Zikim Crossing while trying to get aid from trucks crossing into the territory.

Shifa Hospital in Gaza City said the dead and wounded were among crowds massed at the crossing, the main entry point for humanitarian aid to northern Gaza.

Another 11 people were killed in Netzarim, in Central Gaza, also while waiting for aid trucks late on Friday.

Israeli strikes also killed seven people in Gaza City.

All the victims were taken to Shifa hospital, which confirmed the numbers.

The Israeli military said it struck several armed militants in northern Gaza but that the strike “was not conducted near the passage of the humanitarian aid trucks and no damage was caused to them.”

International experts warned this week that a “worst-case scenario of famine” is playing out in Gaza.

Israel's nearly 22-month military offensive against Hamas has shattered security in the territory of some 2 million Palestinians and made it nearly impossible to safely deliver food to starving people.

The war in Gaza began when Hamas attacked southern Israel on October 7, 2023, killing around 1,200 people, mostly civilians.

Israel’s retaliatory offensive has killed more than 60,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry, which doesn’t distinguish between militants and civilians and operates under the Hamas government.

The U.N. and other international organizations see it as the most reliable source of data on casualties.

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 2 August 2025

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1. Various of US envoy Steve Witkoff arriving to meet families of Israeli hostages in Gaza

2. Crowd outside meeting chanting UPSOUND (English) "Bring them home now"

3. Crowd outside meeting venue entrance, hostage families leaving

4. Hostages families representatives giving statement

5. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Michel Illouz, father of Israeli hostage Guy Illouz whose body was taken to Gaza:

“I listened for two hours. With all due respect to Witkoff, he expressed sympathy, believed this was important to us, and showed interest in listening to all the stories. But I didn't hear anything new from him. I heard that there was pressure from the Americans to end this operation, but we didn't hear anything practical. Nor did I hear that when I asked him to exert pressure and set a timeframe, even if there is a deadline, we received no answers.”

6. Hostages families representatives giving statement

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ruby Chen, father of US-Israeli hostage Itay Chen:

“He (Witkoff) talked about what is the objective. The objectives are two things, ending the war and getting all the 50 hostages out. We feel that Mr. Witkoff is very much with the families, he feels us, understands us. And he said that he's going back to Washington where he will share these stories with the president himself. And he has no other mission that the president has prioritized more than getting a hostage deal for all the 50 hostages to come back.”

8. Hostages families representatives giving statement

STORYLINE:

Families of hostages expressed cautious satisfaction following their meeting with US envoy Steve Witkoff on Saturday but said there was nothing "new" in efforts to reach a deal for the release of the captives.

Representatives of the hostages' relatives held a news briefing after the talks in Tel Aviv.

Michel Illouz, the father of Guy Illouz, whose death has been confirmed by Israeli authorities but his body is being held by militants in Gaza, said the meeting did not provide any concrete updates.

"With all due respect to Witkoff, he expressed sympathy, believed this was important to us, and showed interest in listening to all the stories. But I didn't hear anything new from him," Illouz said.

Ruby Chen, the father of US-Israeli hostage Itay Chen, said he felt understood by Witkoff and believed the envoy would share the families' urgency with US President Donald Trump.

The visit to Israel comes a week after Witkoff quit ceasefire talks with Hamas, pledging to find other ways to free hostages and make Gaza safe.

Of the 251 hostages who were abducted by Hamas-led militants during their attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, which triggered the war, around 20 are believed to be alive in Gaza.

Hamas and Islamic Jihad, the second-largest militant group in Gaza, released separate videos of individual hostages this week, triggering outrage among... [truncated]

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10th of Ramadan city, Sharqiya province, Egypt - 1 August 2025

1. 00:00 Mahrous measuring the pulling distance prior to his attempt

2. 00:06 Various of his team preparing for the attempt

4. 00:14 Various of Mahrous preparing for the event

5. 00:18 Mahrous posing for picture before the start

6. 00:23 Pan of the cars

7. 00:27 Various of Mahrous pulling 20 cars

8. 00:48 Crowd and fans cheering after the attempt

9. 00:53 SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ashraf Mahrous, Egyptian wrestler and strongman:

"Kevin Fast's attempt was back in 2014, no one in the world has tried to break his record for more than 12 years. Now, I am the only one and Egyptian to do it and break the record, hopefully today I will upload all photos, videos and links to Guinness World Records to document this huge event."

10. 01:13 Various of Mahrous' Guinness World Records certificates

11. 01:28 Mahrous posing for photos while holding the Egyptian flag

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STORYLINE:

Egypt's strongman Ashraf Mahrous, also known by his nickname Kabonga pulled 20 cars on Friday during an attempt to create a new Guinness world record of most cars pulled by an individual.

Officials from the Guinness World Records were not present during the event, but Mahrous said that he will send videos and photos of his attempt to be evaluated.

"Hopefully today I will upload all photos, videos and links to Guinness World Records to document this huge event," he said.

The current holder of the title of most cars pulled by an individual is Kevin Fast who pulled 15 cars during his attempt in 2014.

In March this year, Mahrous received formal recognition by the Guinness World Records in three categories, including the heaviest rail pull using only his teeth.

His two other certificates are for the heaviest locomotive pull and for the fastest 100-meter road vehicle pull.

He is planning to break a new world record of the heaviest ship pulled by teeth this month in the Red Sea resort of Hurghada.

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10th of Ramadan city, Sharqiya province, Egypt - 1 August 2025

1. 00:00 Mahrous measuring the pulling distance prior to his attempt

2. 00:06 Various of his team preparing for the attempt

4. 00:14 Various of Mahrous preparing for the event

5. 00:18 Mahrous posing for picture before the start

6. 00:23 Pan of the cars

7. 00:27 Various of Mahrous pulling 20 cars

8. 00:48 Crowd and fans cheering after the attempt

9. 00:53 SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ashraf Mahrous, Egyptian wrestler and strongman:

"Kevin Fast's attempt was back in 2014, no one in the world has tried to break his record for more than 12 years. Now, I am the only one and Egyptian to do it and break the record, hopefully today I will upload all photos, videos and links to Guinness World Records to document this huge event."

10. 01:13 Various of Mahrous' Guinness World Records certificates

11. 01:28 Mahrous posing for photos while holding the Egyptian flag

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DURATION: 01:35

STORYLINE:

Egypt's strongman Ashraf Mahrous, also known by his nickname Kabonga pulled 20 cars on Friday during an attempt to create a new Guinness world record of most cars pulled by an individual.

Officials from the Guinness World Records were not present during the event, but Mahrous said that he will send videos and photos of his attempt to be evaluated.

"Hopefully today I will upload all photos, videos and links to Guinness World Records to document this huge event," he said.

The current holder of the title of most cars pulled by an individual is Kevin Fast who pulled 15 cars during his attempt in 2014.

In March this year, Mahrous received formal recognition by the Guinness World Records in three categories, including the heaviest rail pull using only his teeth.

His two other certificates are for the heaviest locomotive pull and for the fastest 100-meter road vehicle pull.

He is planning to break a new world record of the heaviest ship pulled by teeth this month in the Red Sea resort of Hurghada.

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Deir al-Balah - 2 August 2025

1. Various of aid drops

STORYLINE:

Planes dropped international aid into central and Southern Gaza Strip on Saturday, as both aid groups and Palestinians say the changes have only been incremental.

Hunger has grown throughout the past 22 months of war because of aid restrictions, humanitarian workers say.

But food experts warned earlier this week the “worst-case scenario of famine is currently playing out in Gaza.”

Israel enforced a complete blockade on food and other supplies for 2½ months beginning in March.

It said its objective was to increase pressure on Hamas to release dozens of hostages it has held since its attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.

Though the flow of aid resumed in May, the amount is a fraction of what aid organizations say is needed.

A breakdown of law and order has also made it nearly impossible to safely deliver food.

Much of the aid that does get in is hoarded or sold in markets at exorbitant prices.

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Amsterdam - 2 August 2025

1. Various of water jet dancers doing flips above canal

2. Various of Pride boats with dancers

3. Couple posing for a photo on a spectator boat

4. Dancers waving transgender flags on boat during parade

5. Spectators on boat

6. Various of performers on boats

STORYLINE:

Thousands of spectators lined Amsterdam's historic canals to celebrate Canal Parade, one of Europe’s most colorful pride events.

Water jet dancers in Renaissance wear doing flips above the water and drag queens performing on top of boats - these were only some of the sights that the festival goers were lucky to see.

On both banks of the canal, spectator boats brimmed with attendees dressed in every colour of the rainbow cheering the parade on.

At least 80 brightly decorated boats were expected to participate, with passengers singing, dancing and waving.

Like pride events around the world this summer, the Amsterdam event came 50 years after a police raid of a gay bar in New York, the Stonewall Inn, set off riots and catalyzed the modern gay rights movement.

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Gaza City - 2 August 2025

1. Various of people gathered by wrapped bodies of their killed relatives inside morgue

2. People carrying wrapped body out of morgue

3. Various of people praying

4. Various of man crying and praying

5. Various of people carrying body and leaving for burial

6. People mourning killed relative

7. People carrying body into a truck

STORYLINE:

Palestinians mourned some of the 44 people killed since Friday in northern Gaza, and gathered around those victims whose bodies arrived at Shifa hospital.

At least 23 people were killed and dozens wounded near the Zikim Crossing, the main entry point for aid to northern Gaza, while trying to get aid from trucks crossing into the territory.

Shifa Hospital in Gaza City said the dead and wounded were among crowds massed at the crossing, the main entry point for humanitarian aid to northern Gaza.

Another 11 people were killed in shootings in Netzarim, in Central Gaza, also while waiting the aid trucks late on Friday.

Israeli strikes also killed seven people in Gaza City.

All the victims were taken to Shifa hospital, which confirmed the numbers.

The Israeli military said it struck several armed militants in northern Gaza but that the strike “was not conducted near the passage of the humanitarian aid trucks and no damage was caused to them.”

International experts warned this week that a “worst-case scenario of famine” is playing out in Gaza.

Israel's nearly 22-month military offensive against Hamas has shattered security in the territory of some 2 million Palestinians and made it nearly impossible to safely deliver food to starving people.

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Amsterdam - 2 August 2025

1. Various of water jet dancers doing flips above canal

2. Various of Pride boats with dancers

3. Couple posing for a photo on a spectator boat

4. Dancers waving transgender flags on boat during parade

5. Spectators on boat

6. Zoom in of performers on a boat parading

7. Various of performers on boats

STORYLINE:

Thousands of spectators lined Amsterdam's historic canals to celebrate Canal Parade, one of Europe’s most colorful pride events.

Water jet dancers in Renaissance wear doing flips above the water and drag queens performing on top of boats - these were only some of the sights that the festival goers were lucky to see.

On both banks of the canal, spectator boats brimmed with attendees dressed in every colour of the rainbow cheering the parade on.

At least 80 brightly decorated boats were expected to participate, with passengers singing, dancing and waving.

Like pride events around the world this summer, the Amsterdam event came 50 years after a police raid of a gay bar in New York, the Stonewall Inn, set off riots and catalyzed the modern gay rights movement.

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International Space Station - 2 August 2025

1. NASA astronauts Zena Cardman and Mike Fincke, JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut Kimiya Yui, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Platonov dock at the International Space Station in the Dragon spacecraft

2. Wide of International Space Station

3. Various of astronauts entering International Space Station via hatch

4. Wide of astronauts inside the International Space Station

STORYLINE:

SpaceX delivered a fresh crew to the International Space Station on Saturday, making the trip in a quick 15 hours.

The four U.S., Russian and Japanese astronauts pulled up in their SpaceX capsule after launching from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

They will spend at least six months at the orbiting lab, swapping places with colleagues up there since March.

SpaceX will bring those four back as early as Wednesday.

Moving in are NASA's Zena Cardman and Mike Fincke, Japan's Kimiya Yui and Russia's Oleg Platonov — each of whom had been originally assigned to other missions.

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