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Sao Paulo, Brazil – 24 May 2025

1. Reborn baby

2. Woman carrying her reborn babies, during a meeting of reborn mothers

3. Various of reborn meeting

4. Berenice Maria, longtime collector, taking care of her reborn baby

5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Berenice Maria, 52 years old, nursing assistant:

"I love reborns, despite the hate we see out there. It’s been difficult for us, because I like going to the mall. I want to have the right to go out [with them], go to the mall, go to the park. Oh, but they say we’re old… so what? I don’t understand — we like it."

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Campinas, Brazil – 24 May 2025

6. Various of reborn babies showcased at a shopping mall

7. Clients looking at the reborn babies inside the shop through the store window

8. Various of Daniela Baccan, partner at Alana Babys, bathing and dressing a reborn baby at the shop

9. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Daniela Baccan, 42 years old, partner at Alana Babys Doll Maternity shop:

"A lot of new and curious people are coming to understand what this reborn universe is, which has existed for more than 20 years, but now all of this has come to light with a lot of criticism and controversy because of adults taking care of the dolls. It’s being explored in a very superficial way, because most of those viral videos are made by people who sell dolls. So they make those videos to draw attention and attract customers. Our clients here at the nursery are mostly children.

10. Various of Armando Adel and Miriam da Costa with their daughter receiving their recent acquired reborn baby at the shop

11. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Miriam da Costa, 46 years old, Sofia’s mother:

"I learned about it on Instagram. Lots of publications and people talking about it and we decided to come today, on her birthday. Fulfilling her dream of having a reborn doll."

12. Various of reborn baby dolls

STORYLINE:

Videos featuring emotional moments with reborn dolls — hyperrealistic, hand-crafted baby dolls — have gone viral in Brazil, sparking both fascination and controversy. Influencers stage emotional content, such as birth simulations and strolls in shopping malls, prompting political reactions.

In Rio de Janeiro, the City Council passed in May a bill honoring reborn doll artisans, pending Mayor Eduardo Paes' signature. Meanwhile, legislators across the country have debated fines for those seeking medical help for dolls, following a viral video allegedly showing a woman taking one to a hospital.

Lawmakers have even brought the dolls into legislative chambers. On Tuesday, Joao Luiz, a state lawmaker from Amazonas, appeared with a doll at the State House to announce plans to ban reborn dolls from receiving care in the state’s public health system. However, local media reported that health authorities had never recorded any such cases.

Last week, congresswoman Talíria Petrone criticized the attention her colleagues were giving to the issue. “Can we focus on what really matters? If someone wants to have a doll, let them. I have two real children and they’re more than enough work.”

Dozens of “reborn mothers” gathered at Villa Lobos Park in Sao Paulo last Saturday for the 10th annual meet-up. Participants say criticism targets attention-seeking influencers, not the broader community.

Berenice Maria, a nursing assistant and longtime collector, owns eight reborns and says the dolls offer emotional comfort. “I love reborns, despite the hate we see out there,” she said. “I want the right to go out with them… go to the mall, go to the park.”

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Southern Israel looking into Gaza – 29 May 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

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1. Various of explosions and flares over Gaza skyline (explosions at 00:01 and 01:47)

STORYLINE:

Blazing flares floated in the night sky above Gaza as Israeli airstrikes continued to pound the enclave Thursday evening.

It comes as the White House said Thursday that the U.S. has submitted a new Gaza ceasefire proposal that has Israeli support. Hamas officials gave the Israeli-approved draft a cool response, but said they wanted to study the proposal more closely before giving a formal answer.

President Donald Trump’s Mideast envoy had expressed optimism this week about brokering an agreement that could halt the Israel-Hamas war, allow more aid into Gaza, and return more of the 58 hostages still held by Hamas, around a third of whom are alive.

Experts say a nearly three-month Israeli blockade of Gaza — slightly eased in recent days — has pushed the population of roughly 2 million Palestinians to the brink of famine.

Israel’s war in Gaza has killed around 54,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, which does not distinguish between civilians and combatants in its tally. The war began with Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 attack on Israel, which left around 1,200 dead.

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Gettysburg, Pennsylvania - 29 May 2025

1. Ian Cleary in an orange jump suit escorted by sheriffs out of the court building

2. Wide of sheriffs outside the courthouse

3. Various of exterior of Adams County Courthouse

4. Clocktower

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ARCHIVE: Undisclosed location - 26 March 2021

5. Frame grab of Facebook message from Keeler’s alleged attacker

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Shannon Keeler, Former Student:

“And I asked, `Is this enough evidence?’

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ARCHIVE: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania – 1 May 2021

7. Mid of Gettysburg Police cruiser with seal

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ARCHIVE: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania – 1 May 2021

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8. Various of drone shots at Gettysburg College

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ARCHIVE: Undisclosed location - 26 March 2021

9. Various of Keeler tossing lacrosse ball

STORYLINE:

An American who was extradited from France this year to face allegations of a 2013 campus sexual assault after the accuser went public with her story hired a private lawyer to review a potential plea deal, lawyers in the case said in court Thursday.

Ian Cleary, 32, of Saratoga, California, made his first in-person court appearance in Adams County, a half-mile from where the encounter occurred at Gettysburg College.

A plea had been in the works, according to Assistant Public Defender Joshua Neiderhiser, who has represented Cleary since he was brought back to the U.S. However, after speaking with his parents, Cleary agreed to hire a lawyer to review the case, delaying a possible deal.

Shannon Keeler, in interviews with The Associated Press, described her decade-long efforts to persuade authorities to pursue charges, starting hours after Cleary, a third-year student, allegedly sneaked into her first-year dorm on the eve of winter break.

She renewed the quest in 2021, after finding a series of disturbing Facebook messages from his account that said, “So I raped you.” Keeler did not attend Thursday's hearing, but her lawyer, Andrea Levy, said she remains ready to see the case through to the end.

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Washington DC - 29 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Wolf, Board Chair, Capital Jewish Museum:

"Today's reopening is not simply a return to normal. It is an act of resilience. It is a declaration that we will not allow hate to silence our voices or diminish our commitment to building a better future. The memory of Yaron and Sarah will not be a cause for retreat, but rather a powerful inspiration to redouble our efforts. Their dedication to peace will fuel our resolve. Therefore, on behalf of the Board of Directors, I want to announce that we dedicate our future work to the enduring memory of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim. In the days, weeks and months ahead, we will continue to process this tragedy and to heal as a community. We invite you to join us in this journey. Let us honor the memory of Yaron and Sarah by recommitting ourselves to the values they held dear. Values of peace, understanding, and the unwavering belief in our shared humanity."

++SEPARATED BY WHITE FLASH+

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mayor Muriel Bowser, (D) Washington DC:

"While I am saddened by the circumstances, outraged, actually,, that bring us together today. I am grateful, to look around and see the values of our city represented here and the resiliency that we heard described in getting open. So it sounds like, you know, part of my charge to my team and every difficult circumstance is that we have to get open. We have to get open. We have to get back to normal. We have to allow people to come to work. We have to allow people to grieve. We have to allow people to talk. And we have to live our missions. So thank you for getting open."

++SEPARATED BY WHITE FLASH+

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Beatrice Gurwitz, Capital Jewish Museum:

"Last week's antisemitic attack cannot be our last chapter. So we reopen today, and we dedicate ourselves to honor Yaron and Sarah and their commitment to repairing the world and building bridges. And we take strength in all of you as we go forward in fulfilling that mission."

4. Cutaway of singer

STORYLINE:

Capital Jewish Museum in Washington DC has reopened after last week's shooting that left two dead.

"Today's reopening is not simply a return to normal. It is an act of resilience," said Board Chair Chris Wolf.

"We invite you to join us in this journey. Let us honor the memory of Yaron and Sarah by recommitting ourselves to the values they held dear. Values of peace, understanding, and the unwavering belief in our shared humanity."

Yaron Lischinsky, an Israeli citizen, and Sarah Milgrim, an American woman were a young couple about to be engaged.

The two victims were leaving an event at the Capital Jewish Museum when the suspect approached a group of four people and opened fire, Metropolitan Police Chief Pamela Smith said at a news conference.

The suspect was observed pacing outside the museum before the shooting, walked into the museum after the shooting and was detained by event security, Smith said.

When he was taken into custody, the suspect began chanting, “Free, free Palestine,” Smith said.

The violence occurred following the American Jewish Committee’s annual Young Diplomats reception at the museum.

"I believe strongly, and I have said often it is not up to the Jewish community to say, support us," said DC Mayor Muriel Bowser.

"It is up to all of us to denounce anti-Semitism in all forms."

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Clarksdale, Mississippi - 29 May 2025

1. "Sinners" sign

2. People waiting in line

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Shelby Simbs, attendee:

"I'm here to see "Sinners" in Clarksdale where it was based, where the history is from."

4. Clarksdale Civic Auditorium with "Sinners" on screen

5. People sitting

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Shelby Simbs, attendee:

"I'm drawn to this movie. It's something about how Ryan is able, as I've said before, how he's able to capture the Black experience on film."

7. Ryan Coogler, "Sinners" director greets crowd

8. People clapping

9. Ryan Coogler, "Sinners" director talking during Q-and-A

10. SOUNDBITE (English) David Shaw, attendee:

"I didn't know before the movie came out that it took place in Clarksdale, right. And with all that, knowing that, there's not a lot of towns around here that have movie theaters. The initial question is, 'Well, how are people in this area going to see the movie to begin with?'"

11. "Sinners" on screen

12. Ryan Coogler, "Sinners" director thanking crowd

13. People walking to their seats

14. SOUNDBITE (English) David Shaw, attendee:

"Soon as I saw the petition or heard the petition, I made sure I signed it, made sure I shared it. And it was so important that it got so many signatures as fast as it did, and it brought it here, which we know, we're so thankful that it worked."

15. Miles Canton, "Sinners" actor speaks to crowd

16. Crowd watching

17. Sev Ohanian, "Sinners" producer speaks

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Brea C'Bette, attendee:

"It's very beautiful to me that we have this experience because not a lot of people get to see Mississippi for what it really is. A lot of people think we're just corn fields, and we're just dirt roads, but there's so much more to Mississippi than people really get to see."

19. Crowd clapping

20. Panel poses for picture

21. SOUNDBITE (English) Cindy Hurst, attendee:

"The master speaks again, you know. He does a really good, as usual, a really good visual representation of the beauty of the Black culture. I love it."

22. Ryan Coogler, "Sinners" director laughs

23. Crowd watches

24. Clarksdale Civic Auditorium

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of people packed inside the Clarksdale Civic Auditorium Thursday to see the hit film set in their community and steeped in Mississippi Delta culture. The special screening of the blockbuster horror film "Sinners" included an appearance by Director Ryan Coogler and was made possible by a community petition.

"I have family from Mississippi — my uncle, my grandfather — and I had never been until working on this script," Coogler said, addressing the crowd. "It really changed me just to come here."

"Sinners" composer Ludwig Göransson, actor Miles Canton and others who worked on the film also attended the screening.

"Anytime that filmmakers take the time out to pay homage to the Delta, especially, because we're the root of music, the blues culture, that means a lot," said Brandice Brown Williams, a theater teacher who brought two of her students to the screening.

The film is set in 1930s Clarksdale, Mississippi, but current day Clarksdale doesn't have a movie theater, making it difficult for people to see the film based in their hometown. Community organizers decided to change that, starting a petition inviting the cast and crew to Clarksdale and asking to collaborate on hosting a public screening.

During the screening, the crowd gasped, laughed and cheered.

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Rafah, Gaza Strip – 29 May 2025

1. Tracking of man carrying food supplies

2. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) name not given, displaced mother:

“I fought to get this for my children. Look at me Palestinian people and Arab countries, look, I have no flour, no oil, no sugar, no food. I collect mouldy bread and feed it to my children. I want to get a bag of flour for my children. I complain to God about the Arab countries’ (abandonment). I want to eat. I am hungry.”

3. Wide of people leaving the aid delivery zone

4. Tracking of cart

5. Wide of crowds

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) name not given, displaced mother:

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“We are a hungry people, and no one cares about us. We have been coming for two days and have not received anything. There is shooting and tanks are firing. The distribution method is wrong. The coupon must be brought to every home. We are tired, we are tired, and we are hungry.”

7. Wide of people walking

8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohammad al-Najjar, displaced man from Rafah:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 7++

“The situation now is chaotic, and there are people who specialize in chaos, in order to kill people. This is not permissible. This is not permissible. I repeat once again: UNRWA, with its messages, its work, and its research, delivers aid to all people. We want order in the distribution (of aid).”

9. Wide of crowds of people gathering near aid distribution area, UPSOUND: gunfire

10. Various of people carrying food supplies

STORYLINE:

Palestinians described more scenes of chaos on Thursday at an aid distribution hub in Gaza established by a new Israeli and U.S.-backed foundation as security contractors struggled to control the crowd.

People scattered as gunfire rang out, although it was not clear who fired or if there were any casualties.

Experts say a nearly three-month Israeli blockade — slightly eased in recent days — has pushed the population of roughly 2 million Palestinians to the brink of famine.

The hubs set up by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation are guarded by private security contractors, with Israeli forces stationed nearby.

The U.N. and other humanitarian organizations have rejected the new aid system, saying it will not be able to feed Gaza’s 2.3 million people and that it lets Israel use food to control the population.

The GHF said four distribution centres are open in the enclave, including one in central Gaza.

One woman said she had waited for hours before leaving with only a small bag of lentils.

“We have no bread to feed our children. I couldn’t get a single bag of flour,” she said in tears, declining to give her name.

“I want to eat. I’m hungry," she added.

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Lisbon, Portugal - 29 May 2025

1.Various of designated Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro meeting with Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa

2. Close of Portuguese coat of arms

3. Wide of Montenegro exiting meeting

4. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Luis Montenegro, designated Portuguese Prime Minister:

“Mr. President of the Republic has appointed me to form a government, this will be a task for the coming days. So we will follow the will of the Portuguese people that was materialized in the result of the past elections, in which the coalition that I led has been reinforced with a significant ballot, one that overcame two million of votes.”

5. Wide of Montenegro speaking

6. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Luis Montenegro, designated Portuguese Prime Minister:

“We will not make any permanent agreement of governance or parliamentary, we will speak with all political forces in the search for the best legislative and executive solutions to respond to the needs of the Portuguese and we count with everybody for that, naturally.”

7. Wide of Montenegro leaving

8. Various of meeting between leader of Chega Andre Ventura with de Sousa

9. Ventura and delegation from Chega exiting meeting

10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Andre Ventura, leader of Chega party:

“Chega was welcomed here at the palace by the President of the Republic as the second most voted party in the country and at the Parliament, and also as the party that leads the opposition to the government. We also expressed clearly to the President and what we assured to the country as well, Chega has a mandate to be the leader of the opposition and it will exercise that role with responsibility of leadership.”

11. Wide of meeting between socialist party delegation and de Sousa

12. Mid of Portuguese coat of arms

13. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Carlos Cesar, Secretary-General of the Socialist Party:

“I informed the President of the Republic that our understanding is that the popular will must be respected so the Socialist Party will not participate in any action that hinders the viability of the government that comes from the elections.”

14. Close of camera

15. Close of Portuguese coat of arms

STORYLINE:

The Portuguese President has appointed Luis Montenegro as Prime Minister of Portugal, following the results of the recent election.

The official confirmation followed a series of meetings between Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and leaders from the most voted parties that resulted from the 18 May ballot.

“Mr. President of the Republic has appointed me to form a government, this will be a task for the coming days," Montenegro said following his meeting.

Montenegro is leader of the Democratic Alliance (AD) and president of the Social Democratic Party (PSD).

With the final counting of the ballots from overseas voters on Wednesday, the center-right DA captured two more seats to take its tally to 88.

“I informed the President of the Republic that our understanding is that the popular will must be respected so the Socialist Party will not participate in any action that hinders the viability of the government that comes from the elections," Carlos Cesar, the President of the Socialist Party said following his meeting with de Sousa.

Portugal’s anti-immigration Chega party gained the other two, notching another political gain for Europe's far right on after it was assigned the second-most seats in parliament — it will now become the head of the parliamentary opposition to the new government.

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Tulkarem, West Bank - 29 May 2025

1. Various of Ahmad Abol-faiah, displaced resident of Tulkarem refugee camp moving a refrigerator and then carpet

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ahmad Abol-faiah, displaced resident of Tulkarem refugee camp:

"Most of our belongings were brought outside the house, placed on the ground. Even if we want to go back to our homes, there are no homes. There isn't even infrastructure. Our homes are not there, we might go just for visits to the place. The camp is uninhabitable because as you can see what the situation is like - there is no infrastructure, no health services, no homes."

3. Residents and Israeli soldiers on muddy street

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Husam Hassan, displaced resident of Tulkarem refugee camp:

"They used my house as a military barracks and they (the Israeli soldiers) used it for sleeping. The last time, I went to my house I unfortunately saw their underwear and dirt on the beds. This never happened in the (19)48 war or the Six Day War (of 1967)."

5. Israeli soldier checking a man's identification

6. Mid of Israeli soldier

7. Hassan driving a donkey cart

8. Various of Tulkarem refugee camp residents carrying their belongings through rubble and leaving the camp

STORYLINE:

Palestinians in the Tulkarem refugee camp in the Israeli-occupied West Bank loaded mattresses, blankets, refrigerators, washing machines and other belongings onto vehicles on Thursday, before the planned Israeli demolition of their homes.

"Even if we want to go back to our homes, there are no homes. There isn't even infrastructure," said Ahmad Abol-faiah, a displaced resident of Tulkarem refugee camp.

The Israeli military has been carrying out an operation in the West Bank over the past several months that displaced, at its height, approximately 40,000 Palestinians.

It had emptied and largely destroyed several urban refugee camps in the northern West Bank, like Tulkarem and Nur Shams, that housed the descendants of Palestinians who fled or were driven from their homes in previous wars.

That’s the largest displacement in the West Bank since Israel captured the territory in the 1967 Mideast war.

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Los Angeles - 8 May 2025

1. UPSOUND various alleged Jennifer Aniston stalker Jimmy Wayne Carwyle appears for court hearing

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2. Various, Jennifer Aniston arriving at the SAG Awards

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3. Various, Jennifer Aniston arriving at the Golden Globe Awards

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4. Medium Jennifer Aniston poses at movie premiere

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5. Medium of Jennifer Aniston posing for photographers

STORYLINE:

A judge declared Thursday that a man is mentally incompetent to stand trial on charges of stalking Jennifer Aniston and crashing his car through her front gate.

The move in a Los Angeles County mental health court came after a second psychiatrist examined the defendant, Jimmy Wayne Carwyle, and reached the same conclusion as the first: that his mental health would not allow him to answer to felony charges of vandalism and stalking of the “Friends” star.

“The court finds the defendant is not currently competent to stand trial,” Judge Maria Cavalluzzi said. “Criminal proceedings will remain suspended.”

Carwyle, 48, of Mississippi, has pleaded not guilty. He appeared behind glass in a custody area of the courtroom and did not speak. He looked vastly different than his previous two court hearings. His scraggly gray hair and beard had been shorn, and he was wearing bright yellow county jail clothing after previously appearing with bare shoulders, wrapped in a blanket-like smock meant for suicide prevention.

Carwyle had argued that he is competent, and exercised his right to a second opinion after an initial incompetence finding last week.

“It’s not the outcome my client would have preferred,” Deputy Public Defender Robert Krauss told the judge.

A conviction on the charges, along with an aggravating circumstance of the threat of great bodily harm, could bring up to three years in prison for Carwyle. The incompetence finding has no set end date but it is temporary, and the standard criminal process could resume later.

Cavalluzzi ordered more comprehensive mental evaluations to help determine where and how he’ll be held, and what his treatment will be. The judge will get a report on the results at a June 26 hearing, where Aniston or her attorney will be allowed to share her perspective on the case.

Aniston’s lawyer, Blair Berk, was in the courtroom observing Thursday, but did not speak. Berk and the deputy district attorney handling the case declined comment outside court.

Prosecutors allege Carwyle had been harassing Aniston with a flood of voicemail, email and social media messages for two years before driving his Chrysler PT Cruiser through the gate of her home in the wealthy Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles on May 5, causing major damage. A security guard stopped him in her driveway until police arrived. Authorities said Aniston was home at the time, but did not come into contact, and no one was injured.

Aniston became one of television’s biggest stars in her 10 years on NBC’s “Friends,” from 1994 until 2004. She won an Emmy Award for best lead actress in a comedy for the role, and she has been nominated for nine more. She currently stars in “The Morning Show” on Apple TV+.

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