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Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip - 16 May 2025

1. Various of displaced people with pots waiting for food

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Saqer Jamal, displaced from Rafah:

"Our only hope was that Donald Trump’s visit to the Middle East would result in solutions and somehow open crossings to bring in humanitarian assistance as soon as possible into the Gaza Strip, but the visit is almost over and not a drop of water or bread entered Gaza. The suffering we’re experiencing today has not been experienced by anyone in the world or by Arabs. Why did people fail us?"

3. Various of people waiting for food, charity workers stirring food

4. Various of workers filling pots of and trying to control people rushing for food

5. Various of people rushing to food pots

6. Various of children collecting food scraps from pots

STORYLINE:

Dozens of Palestinians in Khan Younis lined up at a charity kitchen to obtain food on Friday in a scene that quickly turned chaotic as the enclave entered its third month of Israel’s aid blockade.

Charity kitchen workers were seen struggling to push people back into line as children behind a metal partition screamed and cried out for food.

The crowd surged forward, pressing against the partition and lunging toward the large pots of rice to grab whatever they could.

One child used his hand to scoop the last bits of rice from the nearly empty pot, while holding his food container with the other hand.

"Our only hope was that Donald Trump’s visit to the Middle East would result in solutions and somehow open crossings to bring in humanitarian assistance as soon as possible into the Gaza Strip, but the visit is almost over and not a drop of water or bread entered Gaza,” said Saqer Jamal, a displaced man from Rafah who was at the kitchen.

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Baghdad - 17 May 2025

1. Wide of the press conference of Iraqi Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein and Arab League Secretary General Ahmad Abul Gheit

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Fouad Hussein, Iraqi Foreign Minister:

“The political aspect focuses on the central issue for all Arabs, the Palestinian cause. We demand an immediate end to the Israeli aggression on Gaza and an end to hostilities that are increasing the suffering of innocent civilians. Humanitarian aid should be allowed into all areas in Palestine without conditions.”

3. Cutaway journalist typing

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Fouad Hussein, Iraqi Foreign Minister:

“In reaffirmation of the previous calls by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Iraq to establish the Arab Fund to support recovery and reconstruction efforts from the impacts of crises, the Government of the Republic of Iraq announces a donation of 40 million US dollars to the Fund. Of this amount, 20 million dollars will be allocated to support humanitarian and reconstruction efforts in the Gaza Strip, and 20 million dollars to support reconstruction efforts in the Republic of Lebanon.”

5. Cutaway of journalists at the press conference

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ahmad Abul Gheit, Secretary General of the Arab League:

“A proposal was put forward to establish a fund to address the issue of nearly 40,000 Palestinian orphans in the Gaza Strip, and the establishment of this fund was approved.”

7. Close up on the Arab League flag in the press conference room.

8.Wide of journalists leaving the press conference

STORYLINE:

Arab leaders called on Saturday for an immediate end to Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip and to allow aid into the Palestinian territories without conditions.

During the 34th Arab League summit in Baghdad, they promised to contribute to the reconstruction of the territory once the war stops.

In March, an emergency Arab League summit in Cairo endorsed a plan for Gaza’s reconstruction without displacing its roughly 2 million residents.

“We demand an immediate end to the Israeli aggression on Gaza and an end to hostilities that are increasing the suffering of innocent civilians,” said the final statement issued after the summit that was read by Iraqi Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein. “Humanitarian aid should be allowed into all areas in Palestine without conditions.”

Saturday’s summit was attended by Arab leaders including Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi.

The statement said Arab leaders support Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ call for the holding of an international peace conference that leads to a two-state solution.

The Arab League summit comes two months after Israel ended a ceasefire reached with the Hamas militant group in January.

In recent days, Israel has launched widespread attacks in Gaza and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed a further escalation to pursue his aim of destroying Hamas.

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Santiago, Chile - 17 May 2025

1. A person wearing a Darth Vader character costume, walking alongside other Star Wars cosplayers

2. Star Wars fans marching in costume

3. Child dressed as Darth Vader pointing at the camera

4. C-3PO cosplayer walking in the parade

5. General Grievous cosplayer marching, crowd filming and applauding

6. Group of cosplayers as Mandalorians marching

7. Cosplayer on a bicycle transformed into a spaceship

8. Padmé Amidala cosplayer exiting the subway

9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Leslie Castañeda, Star Wars fan, representing Padmé Amidala character:

"This is the second time I'm taking part, because unfortunately I couldn’t join the first time. What matters most to me is that Star Wars is a film that marked my childhood, thanks to my father."

10. Cosplayer walking past the Chilean flag

11. Woman posing for a photo with Darth Vader

12. Jedi cosplayers dueling with lightsabers

13. Cosplayer as Darth Malgus speaking. UPSOUND (Spanish) “You don’t know the power of the dark side”

14. Woman posing for a photo with Yoda impersonator

15. Man dressed as the Mandalorian main character, posing in front of the Chilean flag

16. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Fernando Monserrat, Mando impersonator from The Mandalorian series:

"Everything Pedro (Chilean actor Pedro Pascal) has done is admirable because he never gave up. It’s part of a process that took a long time, and we’re proud of him. For me, representing him at events like this is also a source of pride, so I’m very happy."

17. Pedro Pascal impersonator posing for photos with fans

18. Cosplayers posing for a photo

19. Darth Nihilus cosplayer adjusting their mask

20. Cosplayer as Darth Maul

21. Star Wars droids presentation

22. R2-D2

23. Darth Vader and droid

24. Jedi cosplayers dueling with lightsabers

STORYLINE:

Star Wars fans gathered this Saturday for the second edition of the “Parade of the Galaxies,” an event featuring a variety of cosplayers who showcased their best costumes along a main avenue in Santiago.

The event takes place in the month when the saga is celebrated, in honor of May 4th, known as Star Wars Day.

On this date, fans of the franchise greet each other with the traditional phrase, “May the Fourth be with you,” a play on the iconic line from the films: “May the Force be with you.”

One of the favorite characters of the Chilean fandom of the saga is undoubtedly Mando, the main character of The Mandalorian, played by Chilean actor Pedro Pascal.

Fernando Montserrat, with a remarkable resemblance to Pascal, impersonated him during the event and said he was proud of his countryman and his performance in the saga.

"Everything Pedro has done is admirable because he never gave up. It’s part of a process that took a long time, and we’re proud of him." he said.

According to the organizers, approximately 500 people registered to participate and marched along a 2-kilometer route.

The event concluded with a presentation of replica droids from the saga, including the iconic R2-D2.

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Basel, Switzerland – 17 May 2025

1. Wide of signage

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sophie Mason(left), Rachel Seller, fans – on favorite performers:

Seller: “We have a few., don’t we. Yeah, so Iceland…”

Mason: “Yeah, Iceland is my favorite. Love Iceland.”

Seller: “Albania, Sweden, love Sweden. We love the UK song this year, too.”

Mason: “We do love the UK song. Yes, we do.”

Seller: “There's not many we don't really like. No.”

Mason: “There's not that many.”

Seller: “There's an odd one or two.”

Mason: “An odd one, or two, but yeah.”

Seller: “Most of them we love this year. It's a good year.”

3. Fan named Patricia in red taking photos

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Patricia, fan – on who they’re rooting for:

“Well, I mean, of course Switzerland, because I'm Swiss, but I cannot vote for my own country, right? I really love the Latvian. I really love the nails and their outfits, it's really fairytale-like, and also I love their harmonies. Also, love Austria I must say. Yes.”

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Kasia Narasimhan, fan – on other acts she likes:

“I really like a Swedish song with sauna. I think it's really nice. And my son, he's six, and he really likes the Norway song. Do you know it?”

(Reporter: “Yeah, the ‘Lighter.’”)

“Yes, the guy like, in the silver uniform, it made a huge impression on him.”

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Basel, Switzerland – 17 May 2025

1. Wide of signage

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sophie Mason(left), Rachel Seller, fans – on dressing up:

Mason: “Yeah, we're just think that you have to for Eurovision, it's just…”

Seller: “It's like, it is our friendship together. Spending hours getting ready and, you know, just getting the buildup to the show…”

Mason: “Months unvented…”

Seller: “Months and months…”

3. Wide of fans

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Sophie Mason(left), Rachel Seller, fans – on favorite performers:

Seller: “We have a few., don’t we. Yeah, so Iceland…”

Mason: “Yeah, Iceland is my favorite. Love Iceland.”

Seller: “Albania, Sweden, love Sweden. We love the UK song this year, too.”

Mason: “We do love the UK song. Yes, we do.”

Seller: “There's not many we don't really like. No.”

Mason: “There's not that many.”

Seller: “There's an odd one or two.”

Mason: “An odd one, or two, but yeah.”

Seller: “Most of them we love this year. It's a good year.”

5. Fan named Patricia in red taking photos

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Patricia, fan – on who they’re rooting for:

“Well, I mean, of course Switzerland, because I'm Swiss, but I cannot vote for my own country, right? I really love the Latvian. I really love the nails and their outfits, it's really fairytale-like, and also I love their harmonies. Also, love Austria I must say. Yes.”

7. Patricia walking in street

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Patricia, fan – on who could win:

“It could be Malta, because she has something, you know. Very – It's very simple, but kids love her song and it's really poppy. So I think she could win this tournament – the competition.”

9. Wide of fan area

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Stefanie Dietenhofen (left), Claudia Ohnesorge, fans – on Basel, Switzerland hosting the competition:

Dietenhofen: “Here it's better. The whole city enjoy the Eurovision and every…”

Ohnesorge: “The city is beautiful. The stages. The all stages. All the people you see favorite – it's beautiful.”

(Reporter: “And you’re supporting Germany. What do you like about the song?”)

Dietenhofen: “The song is good and we hope that we are on Platz 10 or 11.”

11. Wide of fans with flags

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Kasia Narasimhan, fan – on Justyna Steczkowska from Poland:

“She's really the queen of our hearts. We support her very, very much. And we really hope that she will feel our love because this is now really important and our support.”

13. Side of street

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Kasia Narasimhan, fan – on other acts she likes:

“I really like a Swedish song with sauna. I think it's really nice. And my son, he's six, and he really likes the Norway song. Do you know it?”

(Reporter: “Yeah, the ‘Lighter.’”)

“Yes, the guy like, in the silver uniform, it made a huge impression on him.”

15. Wide of fan area

STORYLINE:

The world’s largest live music event has reached its glitter-drenched conclusion with the grand final on Saturday of the Eurovision Song Contest, a celebration of music and unity.

Ahead of the competition, fans gathered outside of the St. Jakobshalle Arena before heading into the fan zone. More than 300,000 people have visited Basel so far for the contest, and more than 100,000 people will have attended the 9 audience shows in St Jakobshalle and the arena, plus public viewing at St Jakobs Park by the end of the event.

Over 500,000 visits have been made to Eurovision venues, including the Eurovision Village and Euroclub, this week.

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Campana, Argentina - 17 May 2025

1. Aerial of boat carrying victims across flooded road

2. People driving boats and canoes across flooded roads

3. People moving a boat with a rope to carry one of the victims to the highway

4. People organizing to bring help to flooded neighbors

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Guillermo López, San Cayetano resident:

++PARTLY COVERED BY SHOTS 3 AND 4++

"I have two brothers helping people to get out of their houses; my other brother was also rescued after staying on the rooftop of his house all night. Now they went back to see if they could recover some items, to avoid losing all. It's an ugly situation."

6. Argentine Security Minister Patricia Bullrich giving indications to drivers on the highway

7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Graciela Correa, resident of San Cayetano neighborhood, affected by floods:

++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOT 8++

"It's the first time we've suffered such a flood. I live over there, near the highway, but it covered us all, it overflowed and entered my house."

8. Various aerials of San Cayetano flooded, flooded highway

9. A car and a motorcycle passing by flooded highway

10. Aerial of flooded neighborhood

STORYLINE:

More than 2,000 people were ordered to evacuate rural areas north of Argentina's capital after several days of heavy rainfall flooded highways, farmlands, and entire neighborhoods.

The city of Campana, 46 miles (75 kilometers) north of the capital Buenos Aires, was one of the most affected.

Residents took to the streets and avenues of Campana's San Cayetano neighborhood in kayaks and boats to help those most affected by the flooding.

"I have two brothers helping people to get out of their houses; my other brother was also rescued after staying on the rooftop of his house all night." said Guillermo López.

"Now they went back to see if they could recover some items, to avoid losing all. It's an ugly situation,"

A bus with 44 passengers was stranded overnight for more than 10 hours on one of the roadways connecting Buenos Aires to the interior.

Between 8 and 15 inches (300 and 400 mm) of rain has fallen in the past 72 hours when the average monthly precipitation is about 1.7 inches, officials said. More wet weather followed by heavy wind is expected and authorities are urging residents, especially the 275,000 near the city of Zarate along the Parana River, to remain indoors.

Authorities likened the storm to one in March that killed at least 16 people.

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Morrisville, Pennsylvania - 17 May 2025

1. Locomotive engineers picketing

2. Locomotive strike signs

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Bill Craven, locomotive engineer:

"I'm a locomotive engineer for New Jersey Transit. I've been with Transit for 25 years. Everybody you see the red shirts here, we're all locomotive engineers for New Jersey Transit."

4. Moorisville yard sign

5. Moorisville train yard

6.SOUNDBITE (English) Bill Craven, locomotive engineer:

"Most of us would much rather be running trains. That's what we do for a living. We don't want to disrupt our lives, other people's lives. But it comes to a point where we haven't had a raise in six years."

7. Picketers hold up signs

8. Picketer stands near road

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Bill Craven, locomotive engineer:

"We're just asking for fair — a fair contract We would like, like for the company to come to the table to be fair."

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STORYLINE:

Picketers in red shirts that said “United We Bargain Divided We Beg” carried signs and blared music not far from a NJ Transit train yard in the suburban Philadelphia town of Morrisville on Saturday.

The locomotive engineers’ strike began Friday at the rail system with 350,000 daily riders and left commuters either working from home or searching for other ways to travel across the state or over the Hudson River to New York City.

Talks aimed at settling a strike between train engineers and New Jersey’s huge commuter railroad will pick up on Saturday and continue Sunday.

New Jersey Transit CEO Kris Kolluri spoke Saturday at Newark’s Broad Street Station, saying the agency is preparing for the workweek commute by “surging” buses to help commuters at train stations. However, he cautioned the buses can’t handle the entire volume of the commuter rail system.

Bill Craven, a 25-year veteran engineer, described the mood among union members positively. He said they usually don't get to congregate because they're typically passing each other on the rails at 100 mph.

“Most of us would much rather be running trains. That's what we do for a living. We don't want disrupt our lives, other people's lives, but it comes to a point where we haven't had a raise in six years,” he said.

The walkout comes after the latest round of negotiations on Thursday didn’t produce an agreement.

It is the state’s first transit strike in more than 40 years and comes a month after union members overwhelmingly rejected a labor agreement with management.

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London, Kentucky

1. Storm-damaged trees and house

2. Collapsed house

3. Overturned lawnmower on grass

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Kayla Patterson, Local resident:

“Um , it was within minutes of us actually getting downstairs in our basement. You could literally hear just things ripping in the distance. You could hear glass shattering everywhere, just roaring like a freight train. It was terrible to be honest, and the noise, the sounds, it's like it all replays kind of in your head, and we gathered our kids and bunkered down in a tub as far underneath our house kind of as we could get in our basement."

5. Person searching through debris

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Kayla Patterson, Local resident:

"Recovery and just try to you know, recover from loss and mostly just honestly just giving the lord thanks that my family's alive. My babies are fine. My husband's OK. The majority of our close friends that we know of made it to safety."

7. Fallen tree on a vehicle

8. Uprooted tree on a lawn

9. Man on the phone assessing storm damage

10. Fallen mailbox amid debris

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Shane Eldridge, Local resident:

“We took shelter in the laundry room and the lights went out and then we heard like a freight train noise come through and we heard the roof getting sucked off our house, glass breaking and it lasted it felt like more like 30 minutes but it was probably more like 30 seconds."

12. Destroyed homes and debris.

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Shane Eldridge, Local resident:

“Kids were scared, you know, because we were laying over top of them in the laundry room, you know, they were saying, keep us safe, don't let us die, and that's, that's a hard thing to do whenever you, you don't have control over what's going on."

14. Wide shot of storm-damaged house amid debris in Kentucky after severe weather.

15. Destroyed house

STORYLINE:

Storm systems sweeping across parts of the U.S. Midwest and South left at least 23 people dead on Saturday.

In Kentucky, some 14 people were killed by severe weather, and the death toll is likely to rise, according to Gov. Andy Beshear.

Kayla Patterson, her husband and their five children huddled in a tub in their basement in London, the county seat, as the tornado raged around them.

“You could literally hear just things ripping in the distance, glass shattering everywhere, just roaring like a freight train," she recalled Saturday. “It was terrible.”

The family eventually emerged to the sounds of sirens and panicked neighbors.

While the family's own home was spared, others right behind it were demolished, Patterson said.

Shane Eldridge said he and his family took shelter in the laundry, "and the lights went out and then we heard like a freight train noise come through and we heard the roof getting sucked off our house."

The storm was the latest severe weather to cause deaths and widespread damage in Kentucky.

Two months ago, at least 24 people died in a round of storms that swelled creeks and submerged roads.

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Campana, Argentina - 17 May 2025

1. Aerial of San Cayetano neighborhood flooded ++MUTE++

2. Aerial of boat carrying victims moving across flooded street ++MUTE++

3. Aerial of car covered in water and oil from the motor leaking ++MUTE++

4. Aerial of boat carrying victims across flooded road ++MUTE++

5. Aerial of flooded neighborhood ++MUTE++

6. Cars and motorbikes driving across flooded highway

7. People driving boats and canoes across flooded roads

8. Two women walking across a flooded road

9. Argentine Security Minister Patricia Bullrich giving indications to drivers on the highway

10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Graciela Correa, resident of San Cayetano neighborhood, affected by floods:

"It's the first time we've suffered such a flood. I live over there, near the highway, but it covered us all, it overflowed and entered my house."

11. Man carrying a dying sheep from the water

12. People organizing to bring help to flooded neighbors

13. People moving a boat with a rope to carry one of the victims to the highway

14. People on a boat helping neighbors

15. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Guillermo López, San Cayetano resident:

"I have two brothers helping people to get out of their houses; my other brother was also rescued after staying on the rooftop of his house all night. Now they went back to see if they could recover some items, to avoid losing all. It's an ugly situation."

16. Wide of police roadblock in the highway before the flooded area

17. Aerial of flooded neighborhood ++MUTE++

18. Aerial of flooded highway and trucks crossing ++MUTE++

STORYLINE:

More than 2,000 people were ordered to evacuate rural areas north of Argentina's capital after several days of heavy rainfall flooded highways, farmlands, and entire neighborhoods.

The city of Campana, 46 miles (75 kilometers) north of the capital Buenos Aires, was one of the most affected.

Residents took to the streets and avenues of Campana's San Cayetano neighborhood in kayaks and boats to help those most affected by the flooding.

"I have two brothers helping people to get out of their houses; my other brother was also rescued after staying on the rooftop of his house all night." said Guillermo López.

"Now they went back to see if they could recover some items, to avoid losing all. It's an ugly situation,"

A bus with 44 passengers was stranded overnight for more than 10 hours on one of the roadways connecting Buenos Aires to the interior.

Between 8 and 15 inches (300 and 400 mm) of rain has fallen in the past 72 hours when the average monthly precipitation is about 1.7 inches, officials said. More wet weather followed by heavy wind is expected and authorities are urging residents, especially the 275,000 near the city of Zarate along the Parana River, to remain indoors.

Authorities likened the storm to one in March that killed at least 16 people.

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Cannes, France - 17 May 2025

1. Various of cast of "New Wave" including Guillaume Marbeck, Aubry Dullin, Zoey Deutch, Laurent Petain, Michèle Halberstadt and director Richard Linklater leaving

STORYLINE:

American filmmaker Richard Linklater brought his appropriately French-language “Nouvelle Vague,” about Jean-Luc Godard and the French New Wave, to the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday, where it is screening in competition for the Palme d'Or.

The cast of the comedy features Guillaume Marbeck as Godard; Zoey Deutch as Jean Seberg; Aubry Dullin as Jean-Paul Belmondo and Alix Bénézech as Juliette Gréco.

Written by Holly Gent, Laetitia Masson, Vincent Palmo Jr and Michèle Pétin, “Nouvelle Vague" ("New Wave") emulates Godard's style, to tell the story of the making of his iconic 1960 crime drama "Breathless," starring Belmondo and Seberg.

The multiple Oscar-nominated filmmaker behind "Boyhood" and the "Before.." trilogy, Linklater last made the Cannes lineup in 2006, when his "Fast Food Nation" was in competition for the Palme, and his "A Scanner Darkly" was selected for Un Certain Regard.

The festival runs May 13-24.

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