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Los Angeles - 20 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Ringo Starr, recording artist:

"When we landed in New York, it was the biggest thrill in my life. We're in America, where all the music came from that we loved. And oh, yeah, I'm going to get, you know, if I'm gonna be in America I'm going to be in New York. And then we went on tour and then we got to California and it was like, oh, wow, great. And a lot of great musicians then, you know, and the sunsets was full of like hippies and stuff like that. And so that seemed really good. But now New York, New York. I still love New York but, ah LA just won me over. I just liked it. You know, it's like there's a lot more interaction, not dashing across zebra crossings. So I just loved, and this I love of course the light and the heat from the sun, I love that."

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Los Angeles - 20 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Gaspard Augé, recording artist, Justice:

"No, but the thing with AI is that obviously you already know that there won't be any user conscience in the sense that if people like a song they won't care if it has been made by humans or AI."

++WHITE FLASH++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Xavier de Rosnay, recording artist, Justice:

"We tend to see AI like a tool, like other tools. The same way, I don't know, like when there was the first drum machines, they were meant to replace drummers. And like 808 was actually designed to replace drums. It doesn't sound anything like a drummer."

++WHITE FLASH++

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Xavier de Rosnay, recording artist, Justice:

"So we're not too scared for the moment. We see like the silhouette of a tool that can be used in a great way probably."

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Los Angeles - 20 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Ringo Starr, recording artist:

"When we landed in New York, it was the biggest thrill in my life. We're in America, where all the music came from that we loved. And oh, yeah, I'm going to get, you know, if I'm gonna be in America I'm going to be in New York. And then we went on tour and then we got to California and it was like, oh, wow, great. And a lot of great musicians then, you know, and the sunsets was full of like hippies and stuff like that. And so that seemed really good. But now New York, New York. I still love New York but, ah LA just won me over. I just liked it. You know, it's like there's a lot more interaction, not dashing across zebra crossings. So I just loved, and this I love of course the light and the heat from the sun, I love that."

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Athens, Greece - 22 May 2025

1. Various of pro-Palestinian protesters chanting slogans at rally outside Israel's embassy, UPSOUND (Greek): "Freedom to Palestine"

2. Pro-Palestinian protesters holding placards depicting Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

3. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Merini Stefanidi, protester: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON SHOT1 AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT2 AND PARTIALLY BY SHOT4++

"We are here to condemn the murderous state and government of Israel, which continues with the backs of the European Union, the US and NATO, to mercilessly bomb Gaza. So far they have a purpose, they have killed thousands of people, they have killed 16,000 children. And today they are depriving the children of Gaza of humanitarian solidarity."

4. Various of pro-Palestinian protesters holding flags and placards

5. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Name not given, protester: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT6-7++

"Today we are all here to shout, to protest. Because right now there is a genocide happening and they know it is a genocide. They are starving, a people is starving and we cannot remain silent because silence is complicity. It is shameful and we cannot remain silent."

6. Various of pro-Palestinian protest

7. Various of placards

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside Israel's embassy in Athens late Thursday.

People held placards, waved flags and chanted slogans calling for the freedom of the Palestinian people, at the demonstration organised by trade unions affiliated with the country's communist party.

"We are here to condemn the murderous state and government of Israel, which continues with the backs of the European Union, the US and NATO, to mercilessly bomb Gaza," protester Merini Stefanidi told The Associated Press.

"They are starving, a people is starving and we cannot remain silent because silence is complicity," another protester said.

Protesters dispersed peacefully at the end of the demonstration.

Pressure from close allies is mounting on Israel following a nearly three-month blockade of supplies into Gaza that led to famine warnings.

Even the United States, a staunch ally, has voiced concerns over the hunger crisis.

U.N. agencies say Israeli military restrictions and the breakdown of law and order in Gaza make it difficult to retrieve and distribute the aid. As a result, little of it has so far reached those in need.

Gaza’s Heath Ministry said Thursday morning that more than 100 people had been killed across the Gaza Strip and around 250 wounded over the past 24 hours.

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Lavrion, Greece - 22 May 2025

1. Fire service participating in drill

2. Fire service aircraft dropping water

3. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Ioannis Kefalogiannis, Greek Civil Protection Minister:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON SHOT 1 AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 2&4++

“We are already in the third week (of the fire season). You understand that the conditions this year will also be particularly difficult. However, we are entering (the period) with good conditions, given that the number this year, in terms of human resources, has increased. 18,000 women and men of the fire department, permanent, five-year contract and volunteers, will fall into battle along with approximately 5,000 volunteer firefighters and five-and-a-half thousand civil protection volunteers.”

4. Various of fire officers operating drone during major fire prevention exercise

5. Fire service vehicles during drill

6. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Lt. Gen. Theodoros Vagias, Greek fire chief:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 7++

"We have strengthened the operational mechanism with four new party units of elite firefighters, in Chalkida, Crete, Ilia (prefecture) and Zakynthos, areas hit by fires, while we have increased our air assets, moving the bases so we can be more efficient."

7. Fire service helicopter

8. Various of vehicle heading to evacuate stranded fire service officer from outpost during drill

STORYLINE:

Greece is deploying a record number of firefighters and nearly doubling its drone fleet this summer to address growing wildfire risks driven by climate change, officials said Thursday.

Civil Protection Minister Ioannis Kefalogiannis said 18,000 permanent and seasonal personnel, supported by thousands of volunteers, would be mobilized as wildfire damage has increased steadily over the past two decades.

“It is clear that the conditions this year will be particularly difficult,” Kefalogiannis told reporters after attending a firefighting exercise south of Athens.

Rising average temperatures and low rainfall have significantly worsened conditions in recent years.

Greek Fire Chief Lt. Gen. Theodoros Vagias told The Associated Press that additional elite firefighting units would be deployed to high-risk areas during the May 1–October 31 fire season.

Wildfire damage surged to more than 1,300 square kilometers (500 square miles) in 2021 and 1,745 square kilometers (675 square miles) in 2023 — roughly three times the 2011–2020 average — according to data from the European Union’s Forest Fire Information System.

Firefighters held an exercise Thursday to test Greece’s evolving wildfire response, which increasingly relies on advanced technologies such as drone surveillance and mobile command centers.

Fire planes skimmed treetops, releasing plumes of water in coordinated low-altitude drops, as commanders on the ground huddled over tablets streaming real-time drone footage.

The coast guard and armed forces took part in a drill simulating the evacuation of a children’s summer camp threatened by fires on multiple fronts.

Officials said the number of firefighting personnel has increased by roughly 20% over the past two years, while the fleet of fire-surveillance drones has grown to 82, up from 45.

Around 300 firefighters from the Czech Republic, France, Romania, Moldova, and Bulgaria are being sent to Greece under a European Union prepositioning program, officials said.

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Southern Israel near Gaza border - 22 May 2025

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++MUTE++

1. Various of explosions in Gaza

STORYLINE:

Several explosions were visible in Gaza's skies on Thursday night and early Friday morning, as Israel pressed ahead with its military offensive despite mounting international pressure.

Israeli tanks and drones attacked a hospital in northern Gaza overnight, igniting fires and causing extensive damage, Palestinian hospital officials said on Thursday.

Videos taken by a health official at Al-Awda Hospital show walls blown away and thick black smoke billowing wreckage.

The Israeli military said its forces were operating “adjacent” to Al-Awda Hospital and had allowed emergency workers to come try to put out a fire at the hospital, but said only that, “The circumstances of the fire are still under review.”

Pressure from close allies is mounting on Israel following a nearly three-month blockade of supplies into Gaza that led to famine warnings.

Even the United States, a staunch ally, has voiced concerns over the hunger crisis. U.N. agencies say Israeli military restrictions and the breakdown of law and order in Gaza make it difficult to retrieve and distribute the aid.

As a result, little of it has so far reached those in need.

The U.N. says aid has been collected from only about 90 trucks — out of a total of nearly 200 that have entered Gaza since Israel ended its nearly three-month blockade this week.

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 23 May 2025

1. Chief Executive Officer of Eco-Shop Jessica Ng and Eco-Shop management striking gong to symbolize stock exchange listing

2. Various of Eco-Shop management viewing stock exchange listing on screen

4. Various of screen featuring Eco-Shop listing

5. Wide of news conference

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Ng, Chief Executive Officer of Eco-Shop:

“We target to open 70 stores per year (in Malaysia), so out of that 70 perhaps that we are looking at 5 to 6 Eco-Plus, Eco-Plus targeting mainly the urban market and into the shopping malls.”

7. Various of reporters asking questions

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Ng, Chief Executive Officer of Eco-Shop:

“The dollar shop segment is actually quite new in the Asia market here, except for like US and Japan that their 100 yen store is quite matured in their country. Southeast Asia I guess for us Eco-Shop is the first to get listed and definitely if there is opportunity we will evaluate.”

9. Photo-op Eco-Shop management

10. Sign reading (English): "Eco-Shop Listing Ceremony"

STORYLINE:

Eco-Shop debuted on the Malaysian Stock exchange on Friday.

The Malaysian company’s IPO (Initial Public Offering) is the largest in Malaysia over the last eight months.

Founded in Malaysia in 2003, Eco-Shop built its brand around fixed pricing of everyday household goods, similar to the dollar store in the US or the 100 yen store in Japan.

According to Chief Executive Officer Jessica Ng, Eco-Shop plans to use profits to open up to 70 stores a year across the country.

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Paris, France - 22 May 2025

1. Various of Marie-Pierre Pruvot looking through photos

2. SOUNDBITE (French) Marie-Pierre Pruvot, pioneering transgender performer:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 3-5++

"In the café hall, I hear about the carousel, I hear people saying 'But they are cross-dressers', that is to say, boys who live dressed as women on stage but who then live as men. But there is one called Coccinelle who looked just like what you'd imagine a little Parisian to be like, very chic, and who goes out in the streets and lives constantly dressed as a woman. It stimulated me in an extraordinary way. I thought to myself, well, if she does it in Paris, I'll do it in Algiers and I'll have my friend in Algiers, the one I fell in love with. But it turns out things are not that easy. So I went to see the show and I was delighted and I thought if I can't live like that in Algiers, I'll go to Paris, I have to go to Paris."

3. Portrait photos of Bambi

4. Various of Pruvot's autobiography - titled Bambi - on table

5. Pruvot with feather scarf

6. Marie-Pierre Pruvot looking through photos

7. SOUNDBITE (French) Marie-Pierre Pruvot, pioneering transgender performer:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT++

"And we start making hormones, etc, because it starts to be free and to be known because free, it was. There was no prescription at the time for hormones, we bought them like we buy salt and pepper at the grocery store."

8. Pruvot with feather scarf

9. Pruvot looking through photos

10. SOUNDBITE (French) Marie-Pierre Pruvot, pioneering transgender performer:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON SHOT 8 AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 9++

"People wanted to have fun, wanted to laugh, and you could really feel in the Montmartre cabaret, which was at Madame Arthur's, how much people demanded to have fun, to laugh, to be happy. They wanted to be, they wanted to enjoy life because, after all, the war had been over since 1945. But in 1953, 1954, you could still feel this need to live again. There were rapid progressions being made because restrictions had lasted a long time after the war, with rationing for buying flour, for buying bread. All that had lasted a long time and so we were freed from all that. You felt a freedom among the people and a desire for life, a desire to be happy, a desire to forget the miseries of the war."

11. Pruvot looking through photos in her autobiography book

12. Photo in Pruvot with her family

13. Photo of Pruvot aged 17, while she was still named Jean-Pierre

14. Pruvot speaking

15. SOUNDBITE (French) Marie-Pierre Pruvot, pioneering transgender performer:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON SHOT 11 AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 12-14++

"The mask. I never felt like wearing a mask when I went out in the afternoon. On the contrary, it seems to me that before, as a boy, I was masked, when I watched myself. I thought about the look, the hairstyle, the outfit, the gait. I thought about all that to not be noticed, whereas afterwards I lived naturally."

STORYLINE:

The moment which changed queer history occurred on a sweltering summer day in early 1950s Algeria.

An effeminate teenage boy named Jean-Pierre Pruvot stood mesmerized as traffic halted and crowds swarmed around a scandalous spectacle unfolding in the conservative Algiers streets.

What Pruvot — who would become famous under the female stage name ‘Bambi’ — witnessed was more than mere performance.

It was an act of resistance from the ashes of the Nazi persecution of the LGBTQ+ community in World War II.

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 29 May 2020

1. Photographer GoPro video of man leading chant in protest UPSOUND (English): “Say it proud. George Floyd. What’s his name? Goerge Floyd.”

2. STILL of man chanting

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New York – 21 May 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) John Minchillo, The Associated Press:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“We didn't know what we were looking at yet. We weren't sure what we were looking at. We just knew that there was quite a lot of frustration and anger over something that happened that struck a chord. A very deep chord.”

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 29 May 2020

4. STILL: Minneapolis police officers aiming weapons

5. STILL: Man of ground with milk on face

6. STILL: Man standing in front of burring building

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 30 May 2020

7. Photographer GoPro video of police in front of burning building

8. STILL of police in front of burning building

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 31 May 2020

9. STILL: Man with gas mask standing in front of bike police with tear gas

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New York – 21 May 2025

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Noreen Nasir, The Associated Press:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“We knew that, obviously, community reaction was building at the time. I don't think we knew just how big it was gonna get.”

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

11. People standing in front of burning Minneapolis Police precinct UPSOUND (English) “I can’t breathe.”

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Dallas – 20 May 2025

12.SOUNDBITE (English) Julio Cortez, The Associated Press:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“It almost seemed like I was in the middle of some movie but this was reality.”

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

13. Various STILLS of crowd at burning police station

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Dallas – 20 May 2025

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Julio Cortez, The Associated Press: ++COVERED++

“Several hundreds if not thousands of people outside trying to burn the front of the building.”

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

15. People standing in front of burning police station UPSOUND (English): “We’re not going home until that officer is charged with murder.”

16. Firework exploding in street with burning building

17.People standing in front of burning police station

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Dallas – 20 May 2025

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Julio Cortez, The Associated Press: ++COVERED++

“Right at 11:59pm with 38 seconds I made a photo of a man walking with a US flag upside down, a sign of distress.”

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

19. STILL of man holding upside-down American flag in front of burning building

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Dallas – 20 May 2025

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Julio Cortez, The Associated Press:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“That to me kind of allowed me to show the world not only what it looked like but what the feelings were at that time in Minneapolis.”

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Archive: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

21. Various people outside burning police station

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Archive: Minneapolis – 30 May 2020

22. Photographer GoPro video of man standing in front of police

23. STILL of man standing with his hands up

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New York – 21 May 2025

24. SOUNDBITE (English) John Minchillo, The Associated Press:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 30 May 2020

25. STILL of man with teargas canister

26. STILL police walking through smoke

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

27. STILL: Woman standing in smoke

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 29 May 2020

1. Photographer GoPro video of man leading chant in protest UPSOUND (English): “Say it proud. George Floyd. What’s his name? Goerge Floyd.”

2. STILL of man chanting

ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York – 21 May 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) John Minchillo, The Associated Press:

“We didn't know what we were looking at yet. We weren't sure what we were looking at. We just knew that there was quite a lot of frustration and anger over something that happened that struck a chord. A very deep chord.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 29 May 2020

4. STILL: Minneapolis police officers aiming weapons

5. STILL: Man of ground with milk on face

6. STILL: Man standing in front of burring building

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 30 May 2020

7. Photographer GoPro video of police in front of burning building

8. STILL of police in front of burning building

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 31 May 2020

9. STILL man with gas mask standing in front of bike police with tear gas

ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York – 21 May 2025

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Noreen Nasir, The Associated Press:

“We knew that, obviously, community reaction was building at the time. I don't think we knew just how big it was gonna get.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

11.People standing in front of burning Minneapolis Police precinct UPSOUND (English): “I can’t breathe.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dallas – 20 May 2025

12.SOUNDBITE (English) Julio Cortez, The Associated Press:

“It almost seemed like I was in the middle of some movie but this was reality.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

13. Various STILLS of crowd at burning police station

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dallas – 20 May 2025

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Julio Cortez, The Associated Press:

“Several hundreds if not thousands of people outside trying to burn the front of the building.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

15. People standing in front of burning police station

16. Firework exploding in street with burning building

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dallas – 20 May 2025

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Julio Cortez, The Associated Press:

“Right at 11:59pm with 38 seconds I made a photo of a man walking with a US flag upside down, a sign of distress.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

18.STILL of man holding upside-down American flag in front of burning building

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dallas – 20 May 2025

19.SOUNDBITE (English) Julio Cortez, The Associated Press:

“That to me kind of allowed me to show the world not only what it looked like but what the feelings were at that time in Minneapolis.”

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

20. Various people outside burning police station

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 30 May 2020

21. Photographer GoPro video of man standing in front of police

22. STILL of man standing with his hands up

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New York – 21 May 2025

23. SOUNDBITE (English) John Minchillo, The Associated Press:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Archive: Minneapolis – 30 May 2020

24. STILL of man with teargas canister

25. STILL: Police walking through smoke

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

26. STILL: Woman standing in smoke

27. STILL: Woman pouring milk on her face

28. STILL: Firefighter standing in front of smoke

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 31 May 2020

29. STILL police arresting man

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ARCHIVE: Minneapolis – 28 May 2020

30. STILL police marching through neighborhood

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