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(21 May 2025)

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West Palm Beach, Florida - 2 April 2025

1. Various of kids swimming with instructors at Big Fish Small Fish Swim School

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Katie Wentley, Autism Society of America:

"Swim lessons are important for children with autism and adults with autism because if you look at the incidence rate of drowning, it's disproportionately high for those with autism."

3. Child in swimming in pool

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Katie Wentley, Autism Society of America:

"So learning to swim is a natural solution."

5. Child with instructors in pool

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jon Burstein, Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County:

"In 2024, what we found is of children age five or older who drowned in Florida, 70% were children with autism."

7. Shot of kids jumping into a pool

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jon Burstein, Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County:

"And so it's really eye-opening to consider that of elementary school age children who drown in Florida, the majority are autistic."

9. Wide of pool at Big Fish Small Fish Swim School

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Katie Wentley, Autism Society of America:

"Generally, many people with autism are asked to leave programming or have a bad experience at a pool or learning to swim. Here at Small Fish, Big Fish, they don't turn away anybody that has autism because they are equipped to meet the needs."

11. Wide of pool at Big Fish Small Fish Swim School

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Katie Wentley, Autism Society of America:

"Small fish, big fish is the first official pilot of the program. They definitely have their feet on the ground and running where they're teaching most, they're teach individuals with the highest support needs effectively, efficiently, and meeting their needs whether that be in the pool and outside of the pool."

13. Wide of instructor and child in pool

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Katie Wentley, Autism Society of America:

"We found that many instructors were feeling that they were not equipped to teach the broad spectrum of autism. So creating this program allows us to be able to train instructors how to be equipped to teach all people whether they have high support needs, low support needs or they don't have autism at all."

15. Wide of instructors with one child in pool

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Melissa Taylor, Small Fish Big Fish Swim School:

"So our job as aquatic educators is to make this a fun experience. However, the water is to be respected, it's all around us, and we need them to learn how, if they fall in a pool, to get back to the wall."

17. Wide of Linsey Corey with child by the pool

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Linsey Corey, parent of swim school student:

"And we tried swim lessons prior and it was very difficult. My son loves the water and he wants to do whatever he wants to do in the water, not so much instruction. Whereas when he piloted the program it was a lot of fun for him and he was able to take away safety techniques."

19. Mid of coaches with kid in pool

20. Cutaway shot of Lovely Chrisostome watching kids

21. SOUNDBITE (English) Lovely Chrisostome, parent of swim school student:

"And when the school called me for this, it was life-changing for me. So I was so happy and grateful that he was qualified to be here. And I would love to know if this can be continued because it's life changing for kids with autism, definitely."

22. Shot of instructors clapping for child in pool

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Jana D'Agostino, parent of swim school student:

"To take a little bit of a burden off parents to provide this to them is a blessing. It's truly a blessing."

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Line of control, Indian-controlled Kashmir - 20 May 2025

1. Various of Indian army soldiers participating in drill

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Name withheld at request of Indian army, Indian Army officer:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS IN SHOT 1 AND IS PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 2-3++

“Our own defence preparedness, robust tactical readiness and also infrastructural development has ensured that while we are fully prepared and ready to undertake our primary aim here that is of ensuring zero infiltration and maintaining peace and security in this region."

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Line of control, Indian-controlled Kashmir - 19 May 2025

3. Various of Indian army soldiers participating in drills

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Name withheld at request of Indian army, Indian Army officer:

++STARTS IN PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 5++

“As part of the Op Sindoor (Operation Sindoor) we had used the same drills we have practiced before and during the operation we put it into effect to target the enemy launch pads in the Leepa and the Neelum valley (areas in the Pakistan-controlled Kashmir)."

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Line of control, Indian-controlled Kashmir - 20 May 2025

5. Various of Indian army soldiers during drill showing anti-aircraft gun

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Line of control, Indian-controlled Kashmir - 19 May 2025

6. Mid of soldier looking through binoculars

STORYLINE:

The Indian army this week gave a guided tour of some of the key sectors along the Line of Control in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

At one military post, soldiers scrambled to load artillery guns and demonstrated firing precision rounds across the border as troops carried out drills.

The ceasefire reached between India and Pakistan early this month seems largely intact but also gives an impression of constant strain.

The Indian army says it remains on razor-sharp alert to “respond with force” at the slightest provocation.

At another military post perched at 3,000 meters, the army swung into action, preparing to launch mortar attacks on hostile targets as part of another drill.

A surveillance drone hovered above while patrols equipped with sophisticated weaponry monitored barbed-wire fences for infiltration attempts by militants and suspected terrorists.

The militaries of India and Pakistan were engaged in one of their most serious confrontations in decades early this month when India struck targets inside Pakistan it said were affiliated with militants responsible for the massacre of 26 tourists in Indian-controlled Kashmir last month.

The hostilities rose as both sides fired precision weapons and missiles to mainly target each other’s military installations and airbases.

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(21 May 2025)

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Beverly Hills, Calif. - 20 May 2025

1. Wide of Ed Begley Jr. and Christine Ebersole chatting with reporter

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Ed Begley Jr., actor: -on late friend George Wendt:

"George Wendt was my neighbor, my friend. I've known him for years. One of the great improv actors out there. Great film actor, TV actor. Lots of theater that he did. He was amazing. I just thought, what a talent. What a huge talent. What a great man. I loved him a lot."

(Reporter: "Can you talk a little bit about things that maybe you learned from living near him that surprised you or that you felt like, you know, illustrated his personality?")

"He was always so kind to my kids and to me. And Bernadette (Birkett) and he both were very generous. We spent many days together and evenings together. We were just literally, you know, one short block away. I mean, like a hundred yards from my front door to his. And so we spent a lot of time together. I moved away a few years ago, but I was next door to him for 26 years. That's a long time. And he was what you call a great neighbor."

3. Wide of Norah O'Donnell chatting with reporter

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Megyn Price, actor and Diedrich Bader, actor:

Bader: "Yes, I was on 'Cheers' a couple of times, and he was absolutely fantastic, really welcoming, which is actually rare. He was a lovely, lovely guy, and effortlessly funny."

Price: "I'm just a huge fan, of course, like most people."

5. Medium of Fortune Feimster chatting with reporter

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Fortune Feimster, actor/comedian: -on the woman who inspired her growing up

"Weirdly enough, even though I was young, I was obsessed with Carol Burnett. My grandmother used to watch her show on reruns and I would watch with her and my grandmother was very buttoned up so seeing her laugh hysterically at someone was like, 'Who is this person?' I thought she was so magical and I've really tried to emulate a lot of her lightness and heart and funny myself."

7. Wide of Teddi Mellencamp

8. Wide of Kyle Richards

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Kyle Richards, television personality: -on Teddi Mellencamp

"I'm just in awe of her strength and her resilience. She's been just so inspiring to me and to, you know, all of our friends. I don't think I mean, of course she has moments where she has broken down, but I really watched her be so strong, but even more importantly than that, so positive. You know, and I really think that that has had a big part of her healing. You know I never—I don' think she ever thought this is gonna take me down. And even when there was moments when we did not know that, and we got good news a few weeks ago that the immunotherapy was working, I don't know if that's exactly what we were expecting, because some of the things the doctors were telling us. So, when I look at her and how positive and how strong she is, she's just inspired me so much. And she's given so many people hope, not only that they're not so alone, but that they, too, can fight this."

(Reporter: "And advocate for themselves ahead of time.")

"Exactly, and to go out there and get checked. And even if you do, they don't even, the doctors were saying that they don't really even say stage four anymore because when you hear that, you think, 'Well that's terrifying, that's it.' And it doesn't have to be. So I think, I said to her—some day she said, 'How can I go out and talk about this today?' And I said, 'You're giving so many people hope and showing them that you can do this. And when you come out the other side, you have no idea how that's inspiring people.' So, she's just, she's amazing. "

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News Orleans - 20 May 2025

1. Armored vehicle in the street

2. Police officers in the street

3. Vehicles, including armored trucks, driving in the street

STORYLINE:

On Tuesday evening, state police confirmed that Corey Boyd, 19, became the fifth of the escapees from a New Orleans jail to be apprehended.

Boyd is accused of killing a person who caught him and others trying to break into a car in April 2024, the Times-Picayune/ NOLA.com reported, allegedly striking the victim with a vehicle before someone else shot the person.

He has has been charged with second-degree murder and pleaded not guilty.

Officials have underscored multiple security lapses, including ineffective cell locks and that the inmates escaped when the lone guard monitoring them went to get food.

The absence of the inmates, many charged with or convicted of violent offenses such as murder, was not reported to law enforcement for hours. Five remain at large.

A New Orleans jail maintenance worker has been arrested and is being held on a $1.1 million bond after admitting he turned water off to a toilet covering a hole in a cell wall, allowing 10 men to squeeze through the gap in one of the largest jailbreaks in recent U.S. history.

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(21 May 2025)

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Ciudad Juarez, Mexico - 17 May 2025

1. Silvia Delgado García, former lawyer for drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, handing out flyers at Mexico-U.S. border bridge. UPSOUND (Spanish): "Hello, good afternoon. I am running for criminal judge and I am inviting you to vote for me on June 1."

2. Close of Delgado García

3. Close of Delgado García holding flyers

4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Silvia Delgado García, former lawyer for drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán:

++STARTS IN PREVIOUS SHOT++

"I think they (critics) speak out of ignorance because the fact of having represented this or that person does not convert you by osmosis into that person. What I defend are the individual guarantees of people and I will do it and will continue to do it if someone asks me for help if for some reason I do not become a judge."

5. Delgado García handing out flyers, UPSOUND (Spanish): "I Invite you to vote for me on June 1."

6. Delgado García on the street

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Culiacan, Mexico - 17 May 2025

7. Pan on photos of missing people

8. Various of Delia Quiroa, activist searching for her missing brother, handing out flyers

9. Person holding flyer of Quiroa

10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Delia Quiroa, searches for her missing brother:

++STARTS IN SHOT 8++

"I decided to run (for judge) because I have experienced firsthand the abuses of the government. I don't want people to suffer what I have suffered. I want someone to be there for them and support them and help them."

11. Photo of missing person on wall

12. Quiroa handing out flyers

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Mexico City - 19 May 2025

13. Various of signs promoting judicial election

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Mexico City - 14 May 2025

14. Various close of lawyer Mauricio Tapia Maltos hanging handwritten papers promoting his candidacy, one that reads (Spanish): "I'm your candidate for magistrate. Meet me!"

15. Tapia Maltos setting up stand

16. Tapia Maltos standing at Zocalo Square; cathedral in background

17. Close of banner showing Tapia Maltos’s candidate number, Instagram account and voting district

18. Tapia Maltos answering questions from passersby

19. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Mauricio Tapia Maltos, lawyer at the Supreme Court:

"A lot of people, even those who are not from here, see the sign, see me and say: 'We need young people, we need a generational change, we need new – I don't want to say new youth – we need new ideas in the judiciary.'"

20. Tapia Maltos explaining to man how to vote

21. Close of Tapia Maltos’s candidate number 45 written on ballot sample

22. Tapia Maltos standing in Zocalo Square; National Palace in background

STORYLINE:

Mexico is heading to a judicial election on June 1 - it's first ever in its history - where more than 2,600 contenders are vying for 881 positions from Mexico’s Supreme Court down to district courts across the country.

Those on the June 1 ballots won a lottery after being screened by committees made up of people from the three branches of government.

In order to qualify, they had to have a law degree, at least five years of professional practice, write an essay and collect letters of recommendation from friends and colleagues.

Foreign governments, including the United States, and civil society organizations in Mexico criticized the change, warning that it would lead to a politicization of the judiciary and weaken its independence.

The political majority behind the contentious reform justify it as the way to root out corruption by making judges accountable to the people.

Here are some of the candidates:

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New York - 20 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Biel, actor:

(Reporter: "Your boys. Do you see them singing and dancing especially after watching their dad on the gold course?")

“They watch him like a hawk. And it's amazing how kids really do that, you have to be so careful. But when he moves and plays golf or dances and sings, yeah, you just watch their little eyes tracking him and they're just absorbing everything. So who knows what they're gonna do or what they gonna like. I mean, my 10-year-old is a great dancer and a great DJ. So his music is coming in that way, which was unexpected. But yeah, I don't know. It's pretty fun to watch it all happen.”

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New York - 20 May 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Biel, actor:

(Reporter: "Your boys. Do you see them singing and dancing especially after watching their dad on the gold course?")

“They watch him like a hawk. And it's amazing how kids really do that, you have to be so careful. But when he moves and plays golf or dances and sings, yeah, you just watch their little eyes tracking him and they're just absorbing everything. So who knows what they're gonna do or what they gonna like. I mean, my 10-year-old is a great dancer and a great DJ. So his music is coming in that way, which was unexpected. But yeah, I don't know. It's pretty fun to watch it all happen.”

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(21 May 2025)

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PORTUGAL AZORES TEA

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Sao Miguel Island, Azores, Portugal - 10 April 2025

1. Mid of Gorreana Tea Factory welcome sign by local artist Ilído Machado

2. Mid of sign portraying a tea picker holding tea leaves in her hand

3. Pan from tea factory across part of the plantation and Atlantic Ocean

4. Pan across tea plantation

5. Distant shot of tea harvesters

6. Various of tea harvesters filling large machine-attached bag with leaves

7. Filled tea leaf collection sack on ground

8. Mid of hillside with rows of Camellia sinensis (tea shrub)

9. Maria Madelena Motta, co-owner of Gorreana Tea Plantation, picking products from the shelves in the gift shop

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Maria Madelena Motta, co-owner of Gorreana Tea Plantation:

“We have 32 hectares but in the world of tea it’s very little. In Bangladesh, there is one that has the area of our Island, but in Europe, we are the biggest one.”

11. Wide of green tea process of steaming the leaves

12. Worker putting the steamed leaves on the conveyor belt to be rolled

13. 19th-century rolling machines in action

14. Sign reading (English) ‘Oxidation Room’

15. Wide of wooden shelves in Oxidation Room

16. Various of leaves being dried

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Maria Madelena Motta, co-owner of Gorreana Tea Plantation:

“Our tea goes to France, Germany - the best tea goes to Germany - we sell…I think it’s our principal buyer, Portugal and United States and Canada.”

18. German Saw Mill worker Daniel Weist with his daughter looking at old tea farming implements in the tasting room

19. SOUNDBITE (German) Daniel Weist, Saw Mill worker from Germany:

“In Germany, we drink tea more in the winter than in the summer. When it’s cold, it’s good to drink a hot tea.”

20. Drying machine entry point

21. Worker putting more rolled leaves into the drying machine

22. Tilt up of large English-made tea processing machine, zoom in to pressure gauge

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Maria Madelena Motta, co-owner of Gorreana Tea Plantation:

“Women have always been in charge, we are very special here in everything - the money, making tea, everything with the women. In the fields are the men, out of the tea factory.”

24. Table of women destemming the leaves

25. Close of destemming

26. Mid of group of European Erasmus students who are studying in Lisbon, ordering tea

27. Various of tea being prepared

28. Wide of students being served tea

29. SOUNDBITE (English) Julia Zalewska, Student from Warsaw, Poland:

“I think the plantation looks amazing. I think none of the pictures show how it actually looks like, so you must see it live. And with the sun out, it’s even better.”

30. Various of tea leaves in the sunshine

31. SOUNDBITE (English) Martina Pozzi, Student from Milan, Italy:

“In my family, there is a tradition when somebody is travelling, since souvenirs can be boring sometimes, we just bring tea to each other as a souvenir. So, I got the chance to drink a lot of tea from different countries and different places I’ve never been to.”

32. Zoom out of men drinking tea

33. Mid of women drinking tea against backdrop of Atlantic Ocean

34. Various of ‘Brain Health’ tea

35. SOUNDBITE (English) Maria Madelena Motta, co-owner of Gorreana Tea Plantation:

“We make this project with University from Azores, for four years they come here and they pick the leaves to study what time of the year we have more L-theanine in the leaves.”

36. Various of branded products in gift shop

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Cannes, France - 20 May 2025

1. Wide of cast of 'Vie Privée' (A Private Life) descending red steps

2. Pan left to right, Sophie Guillemin, a guest, Irène Jacob, Luana Bajrami, Daniel Auteuil, Jodie Foster, Rebecca Zlotowski, Virginie Efira, Frederic Jouve, Vincent Lacoste, Anne Berest and Robin Coudert

3. Wide of group descending steps

4. Wide of photographers

5. Wide of cast approaching photographers

6. Vincent Lacoste turns to wave

7. : (L-R) Vincent Lacoste, Rebecca Zlotowsk

Virginie Efira pose together

8. Rebecca Zlotowski poses with a guest

9. Various of Jodie Foster leaving with Rebecca Zlotowski

STORYLINE:

Director Rebecca Zlotowski and the cast of ' 'Vie Privée' (A Private Life)' looked happy as they left the premiere of their film Tuesday night at the Cannes Film Festival.

The movie stars Jodie Foster alongside alongside Daniel Auteuil, Virginie Efira, Mathieu Amalric, Vincent Lacoste and Luana Bajrami.

It is Foster's second film in French.

The psychological thriller, also written by Zlotowski, follows a renowned psychiatrist (played by Foster) who starts an investigation into the death of one of her patients, convinced it was a murder.

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(20 May 2025)

Familiares y otros seres cercanos de América Yamilet Sánchez llegaron a la que fue su casa, en la ciudad de Xalapa, para despedirla.

La joven, de 20 años, fue una de las dos víctimas mortales del choque de un buque mexicano con el puente de Brooklyn en Nueva York. Su cuerpo fue escoltado desde una base aeronaval por personal de la Secretaría de Marina.

Antes de su arribo a Xalapa, Sánchez fue homenajeada y despedida por sus compañeros y profesores en las instalaciones de la escuela naval en el municipio de Alvarado, donde cursaba el último año de la carrera de Ingeniería de Sistemas Navales.

Ella era el orgullo de su familia: la primera mujer militar, estudiante sobresaliente, parte del cuadro de honor y constantemente seleccionada para representar a la institución.

Incluso fue una de las pocas estudiantes elegidas para ser parte del escuadrón que acompañó a la presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum en su toma de poder el 1 de octubre de 2024.

SOUNDBITE - Cosme Sánchez, padre de América Yamilet Sánchez

La información que la familia recibió de las autoridades de Marina fue que Sánchez cayó de uno de los mástiles que colisionó con el puente.

Subir a los mástiles es una práctica ceremonial para saludar y rendir honores al ingresar o salir de un puerto.

Las autoridades estadounidenses aún están realizando las investigaciones y el primer informe del caso se espera dentro de un mes.

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