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Santiago, Chile - 25 July 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Various of cars passing by with Palestinian flags

2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jihad Shahwan, Palestinian refugee and activist:

++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 1, 3, 4++

“Right now, Gaza is dying. There are 2 million people who, if we don't do something like what we are doing today, will die. This is a way for us to draw the world's attention to what is really happening in Gaza and Palestine, because the situation is the same in the West Bank, where 55,000 Palestinians have been displaced.”

3. Woman waving Palestinian flag from car

4. Various of cars with Palestinian flags

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Emilie Dagach, pro-Palestinian protester:

++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 4 AND 6++

“Today I am protesting against injustice, against the hunger that children are suffering, so that this will end someday, because my family comes from Palestine and we are all suffering from the war.”

6. Sign on car reading (Spanish): "From the river to the sea, Palestine will win."

7. People driving by, waving Palestinian flags

STORYLINE:

Dozens of vehicles bearing Palestinian flags joined a solidarity caravan in Chile's capital Santiago on Friday, calling for an end to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.

Departing from the Palestinian Club, participants displayed banners and wore kuffiyehs in a demonstration of support.

“Gaza is dying. There are 2 million people who, if we don't do something like what we are doing today, will die,” said Jihad Shahwan, a member of the Palestinian diaspora in Chile.

Organizers urged broader awareness and action, stressing the urgency of the situation as displacement continues across Gaza and the West Bank.

AP Video shot by Mauricio Cuevas

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 26 July 2025

++NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Various of relatives of hostages and supporters marching behind banner reading (English) "Seal the deal"

2. Various of people marching

3. Procession chanting during break

4. Procession led by van approaching

5. Mid of crowd near American Embassy branch building

6. Poster being lifted onto van

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Yotam Cohen, brother of Israeli hostage Nimrod Cohen:

"The partial deals doctrine has turned out to be ineffective. One deal, one deal, a comprehensive one to release all hostages, and end the war. That is the only so-called alternative way to get all of our hostages, amongst them my brother, home alive and safe."

8. Poster being taken down

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Yael Adar, mother of slain captive Tamir Adar:

"We urge you, don't give up. Push for a full deal that will finally test whether Hamas is serious. There is only one alternative option. A deal that bring all the hostages home. No phases, no stages, all 50, all of them."

10. People looking and relatives standing with posters near van

STORYLINE:

Relatives of Israeli hostages and their supporters gathered for a weekly rally in Tel Aviv on Saturday, marching on a U.S. Embassy branch building for the second week in a row.

The protest comes as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Friday his government was considering “alternative options” to ceasefire talks.

"The partial deals doctrine has turned out to be ineffective," charged Yotam Cohen, brother of hostage Nimrod Cohen.

"One deal, a comprehensive one to release all hostages, and end the war. That is the only so-called alternative way to get all of our hostages, amongst them my brother, home alive and safe," he said.

A Hamas official, meanwhile, said negotiations were expected to resume next week and described the recall of the Israeli and U.S. delegations as a pressure tactic.

Egypt and Qatar, which mediate the talks alongside the United States, called the pause only temporary and said talks would resume.

They did not say when.

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New York - 26 July 2025

1. Cyclist point of view along the street closure during New York City's Summer Streets program in Queens

2. Tilt up from sign to people running on the car-free street

3. Runners on the streets of Queens

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New York – 24 July 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Ydanis Rodriguez, Commissioner, NYC Dept. of Transportation:

++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED++

"Summer Streets is an opportunity that we have to give a break to our streets, not to have cars and trucks and those vehicles and open the streets for fitness, wellness, cultural, entertainments, walking. So that's what these five Saturday from 7 to 3 p.m. will be happening in the city, from Staten Island to Queens to Brooklyn to the Bronx, to Manhattan."

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New York - 26 July 2025

5. People posing for a picture with large NYC letters

6. Dog in a bike basket with tongue out

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New York – 24 July 2025

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ydanis Rodriguez, Commissioner, NYC Dept. of Transportation:

++SOUNDBITE COVERED++

"That now all New Yorkers of different socio, economic and ethnic backgrounds, they also can use our streets, not only to ride the bike, but also to walk, and also to enjoy the different cultural expressions that are a big part of our city."

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New York – 26 July 2025

8. People running as the heat rises off the streets

9. Unicycle rider

10. Summer Streets jazz performers

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Edeen, Queens resident:

++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED++

"It's so great this morning. We did a little run and it's just a nice way to get the family out early in the morning and nice to have open roads. My daughter's asking like, why are we allowed to be in the street? So she's having a good time."

12. Low angle Jessica and Erik Edeen and their family walking

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Edeen, Queens resident:

++SOUNDBITE COVERED++

"Yeah, I'm glad we got out early because it wasn't too bad this morning. And now, you know, later in the day it starts to get a little bit hotter, warmer, so we go inside, but it's nice that the streets are open early."

14. Person holding a 'GO' sign as runners pass

15. Runners

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Nichole Arbelaez, Queens resident:

++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED++

"I think it's a really good initiative that the city has done. Like this morning, me and my mom were a part of the friendly race that they did, and they have a lot of activities along the road for families and for kids, so I think its a really great thing that they're doing."

17. Kids painting

18. People hola-hooping

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Erik Edeen, Queens resident:

++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED++

"I think it's something I look forward to every single summer. I'm a big runner and cyclist, and I like to be able to see the city from different angles that you usually don't get to see when you're constrained to just the sidewalks or some of the running paths, whi... [truncated]

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Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - 26 July 2025

1. Esraa Abu Halib showing a picture of Zainab, her five-month-old baby who died of malnutrition-related causes

2. Ahmed Abu Halib, Zainab's father, carrying her body, Esraa, the baby's mother, walking behind him

3. Esraa leaving, covering the face of Zainab with white cloth

4. Body of Zainab lying on stone on the floor outside morgue

5. Various of prayers

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Esraa Abu Halib, mother of baby Zainab who died of malnutrition-related causes:

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOTS 1-5++

"My five-month-old daughter died of malnutrition (due to) a lack of baby formula, the closure of the crossing and the ban on the entry of baby formula. With my daughter's death, many will follow. Their names are on a list that no one looks at. They are just names and numbers. We are just numbers. Our children, whom we carried for nine months and then gave birth to, have become just numbers. I was pregnant with her during the war, and there was hunger. She was born during a time of famine, and there was no breastfeeding, and there was a shortage of everything. Anyone who listens to me knows that I am telling the truth. There is pollution (dirty conditions), we live in tents, and there is pollution. How can a girl like her recover?"

7. Father carrying the body of Zainab and leaving for her burial

STORYLINE:

A mother pressed a final kiss to what remained of her five-month-old daughter and wept.

Esraa Abu Halib's baby now weighed less than when she was born.

On a sunny street in shattered Gaza, the bundle containing Zainab Abu Halib represented the latest death from starvation after 21 months of war and Israeli restrictions on aid.

The baby was brought to the pediatric department of Nasser Hospital on Friday.

She was already dead. A worker at the morgue carefully removed her Mickey Mouse-printed shirt, pulling it over her sunken, open eyes.

He pulled up the hems of her pants to show her knobby knees. His thumb was wider than her ankle. He could count the bones of her chest.

The girl had weighed over 3 kilograms (6.6 pounds) when she was born, her mother said. When she died, she weighed less than 2 kilograms (4.4 pounds).

A doctor said it was a case of “severe, severe starvation.”

She was wrapped in a white sheet for burial and placed on the sandy ground for prayers.

The bundle was barely wider than the imam’s stance. He raised his open hands and invoked Allah once more.

Zainab is one of 85 children to die of malnutrition-related causes in Gaza in the past three weeks, according to the latest toll released by the territory’s Health Ministry on Saturday.

Another 42 adults died of malnutrition-related causes in the same period, it said.

Dr. Ahmed al-Farah, head of the pediatric department, said the girl had needed a special type of formula that helps with babies allergic to cow'... [truncated]

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Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 26 July 2025

1. Various of men walking by the rubble of buildings, some carrying bags of flour

2. Mid of men walking and on vehicles some carrying bags of flour

3. Various of men carrying the body of a man ++GRAPHIC IMAGES++

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Fayez Abu Riyala, Palestinian from Shati refugee camp:

”What happened to me today, I was walking near the tank to bring flour, under fire and under gunfire just to bring a morsel of food for my children, that’s all I can say."

Reporter: "Are there martyrs, injuries inside?"

Riyala: "There are a lot of martyrs and injuries, and trucks are hitting people, there is no mercy, you are dying just to bring a morsel of food for your children."

5. Various of people walking carrying bags of flour

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohammad Hamami, Palestinian from Shati refugee camp:

"I brought flour for the children. I swear to God that for several days I have not had any flour. We entered for death, near the tanks, and we saw the soldiers, and they shot at us, they shot us with flares and bullets. Look at the young men, all the bags of flour have blood on them. All the bags of flour that the young men have blood on them. Listen, we are bringing this for our children, we are enduring it for our children."

7. Various of people carrying bags of flour

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of weary Palestinians carried sacks of flour on their shoulders after they managed to fetch them from a truck envoy that entered Gaza on Saturday through the Zikim crossing with Israel.

While some of them managed to get bags of flour, others returned empty hands, and some died on the attempt.

Eyewitnesses say that the crowds were hit by trucks, and Israeli troops opened fire toward them as Palestinians rushed toward the aid convoy, hoping to bring flour for their families.

A group of men carried the body of a dead man, and said that he was hit by a truck.

Fayez Abu Riyala from the al-Shati refugee camp along Gaza City’s shoreline, walked near a military tank to fetch some flour, and he marched through gunfire to bring some food for his children.

“There were a lot of martyrs and wounded people, and the trucks were hitting people, there is no mercy,” said Abu Riyala. “You are dying just to bring a morsel of food for your children".

Mohamed Hamami says that he was inching toward death but he managed to bring flour to his children.

“We entered for death, near the tanks, and we saw the soldiers, and they shot at us, they shot us with flares and bullets”.

Hamami, also from al-Shati refugee camp, said “All the bags of flour that the young men have blood on them. Listen, we are bringing this for our children, we are enduring it for our children”.

Israeli airstrikes and gunshots killed at least 53 people in Gaza overnight and into Saturday.

Most of them were shot dead while se... [truncated]

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Highland Beach, Florida - 26 July 2025

1. Various of Harold Terens and his wife dancing surrounded by family

++COVERED++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Harold Terens, World War II Veteran:

"Today we're celebrating my 102nd birthday."

3. Various of children wearing "Babo 102" hats at the birthday celebration

++COVERED++

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Harold Terens, World War II Veteran:

"I have created a family of 35 people. If I had been killed in the war, there would be no party and these 35 people would not be here today."

5. Wide of family applauding at the celebration

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6. SOUNDBITE (English) Harold Terens, World War II Veteran:

"I am overwhelmed. I'm having trouble breathing. This is the most exciting moment, moment in time of my entire life. I thought my wedding and the steak dinner in Paris and my wife doing the can-can at the Moulin Rouge on our honeymoon. I thought that was the top of the line, the highlight of my life. But today, today is I'm so overwhelmed and blessed."

7. Terens speaking at the celebration

8. Terens' wife Jeanne dancing

9. Various of attendees embracing Terens

++COVERED++

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Harold Terens, World War II Veteran:

"Somebody is blessing me and making all of this happen. So I'm thankful to whoever you are, whoever, or whoever's responsible for everything in my life, which has been beautiful."

11. Birthday balloons floating at celebration

12. Various of family gathered around Terens singing

STORYLINE:

Harold Terens fought in World War II. He’s lived almost 102 years, celebrating his birthday a couple weeks early with family and friends in Florida.

On D-Day — June 6, 1944 — Terens helped repair planes returning from France so they could rejoin the battle.

He said half his company’s pilots died that day. Terens went to France 12 days later, helping transport freshly captured Germans and just-freed American POWs back to England. 

Terens was honored in June 2024 by the French as part of the 80th anniversary celebration of their country’s liberation from the Nazis. But that isn't all that happened on those Normandy beaches.

He married Jeanne Swerlin at the age of 100.

Terens said at his birthday celebration Saturday that his brother got the traditional Jewish ceremony marking the beginning of adulthood when they were kids living in New York, but he did not.

Early next year, Terens said he will finally enjoy that ceremony.

At the Pentagon outside Washington, no less. Terens said that came about when he was talking with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer on a TV panel and a rabbi overheard the conversation.

Terens officially turns 102 on August 6. 

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Highland Beach, Florida - 26 July 2025

1. Various of Harold Terens and his wife dancing surrounded by family

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Harold Terens, World War II Veteran:

"Today we're celebrating my 102nd birthday."

3. Various of children wearing "Babo 102" hats at the birthday celebration

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Harold Terens, World War II Veteran:

"I have created a family of 35 people. If I had been killed in the war, there would be no party and these 35 people would not be here today."

5. Wide of family applauding at the celebration

6. Terens speaking at the celebration

7. Terens' wife Jeanne dancing

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Harold Terens, World War II Veteran:

"I am overwhelmed. I'm having trouble breathing. This is the most exciting moment, moment in time of my entire life. I thought my wedding and the steak dinner in Paris and my wife doing the can-can at the Moulin Rouge on our honeymoon. I thought that was the top of the line, the highlight of my life. But today, today is I'm so overwhelmed and blessed."

9. Various of attendees embracing Terens

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Harold Terens, World War II Veteran:

"Somebody is blessing me and making all of this happen. So I'm thankful to whoever you are, whoever, or whoever's responsible for everything in my life, which has been beautiful."

11. Birthday balloons floating at celebration

12. Various of family gathered around Terens singing

STORYLINE:

Harold Terens fought in World War II. He’s lived almost 102 years, celebrating his birthday a couple weeks early with family and friends in Florida.

On D-Day — June 6, 1944 — Terens helped repair planes returning from France so they could rejoin the battle.

He said half his company’s pilots died that day. Terens went to France 12 days later, helping transport freshly captured Germans and just-freed American POWs back to England. 

Terens was honored in June 2024 by the French as part of the 80th anniversary celebration of their country’s liberation from the Nazis. But that isn't all that happened on those Normandy beaches.

He married Jeanne Swerlin at the age of 100.

Terens said at his birthday celebration Saturday that his brother got the traditional Jewish ceremony marking the beginning of adulthood when they were kids living in New York, but he did not.

Early next year, Terens said he will finally enjoy that ceremony.

At the Pentagon outside Washington, no less. Terens said that came about when he was talking with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer on a TV panel and a rabbi overheard the conversation.

Terens officially turns 102 on August 6. 

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Lima, Peru - 25 July 2025

1. Various of beige ceramic pieces from the Chancay culture

2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Carlos Amézaga, Cultural Affairs Director at Foreign Ministry:

++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOT 1++

"These are pieces that we have recovered from different countries. In this case, there are 133 pieces, as we can see here, all of which have been voluntarily handed over by different countries."

3. Exhibition

4. Pieces from the Chancay culture

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Claudia Alemán, Cultural Heritage Director at Foreign Ministry:

++PARTLY COVERED BY SHOTS 4 AND 6++

"On this occasion, we have returned items from two museums, one in Belgium and one in Switzerland. For example, the silver alloy mask that is there was returned by a museum in Switzerland."

6. Various of silver masks returned by a museum in Switzerland

7. Black ceramic pieces from the Chimú culture

8. People applauding as the signed delivery agreements are displayed

9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Fernando Lazarte, Director General for the Defense of Cultural Heritage, Ministry of Culture:

"From 2023 to today, Peru has managed to repatriate nearly 6,000 cultural assets, a figure that reflects the sustained effort to protect our heritage."

10. People applauding as the signed delivery agreements are displayed

11. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Fernando Lazarte, Heritage Defense Director at Ministry of Culture:

++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 11 AND 12++

"From 2023 to today, Peru has managed to repatriate nearly 6,000 cultural assets, a figure that reflects the sustained effort to protect our heritage."

12. Recovered pieces

STORYLINE:

The Peruvian Foreign and Culture Ministries on Friday exhibited 133 archaeological and cultural pieces handed over by museums in Belgium and Switzerland.

Authorities said the repatriation of such items is a sign of Peru's commitment to protecting its cultural heritage.

Peruvian embassies in Belgium, Colombia, Sweden and Switzerland, and the consulates in Miami and Boston were also involved in the negotiation.

Among the returned items is the Baroque altar from Cusco, carved from cedar in the 17th century by the Dominican Order at the Llaccho estate in Cusco.

This work, featuring Solomonic columns and rich iconography, was acquired in 1921 by Carl Hultgren, the then-Swedish ambassador to Argentina, and subsequently transferred to Sweden.

Due to its size, it was never installed and remained in private custody until 1971, when it was purchased at auction by Swedish economist Curt Gripmar, who kept it as a monumental work of art.

Decades later, in 2024, his sons, Jan and Johan Gripmar, decided to return it to Peru, fulfilling the family's wish that the altar be returned to its place of origin.

A batch of 132 pottery and woven items from various Pre-Hispanic cultures is also among the items.

These were crafted by the Nasca, Tiahuanaco, Lambayeque, Chancay, Chimú and Inca.

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Berlin - 26 July 2025

1. Woman wearing angel's wings dancing

2. Person wearing rainbow Deadpool costume

3. People celebrating

4. Person in angel costume, blowing kiss

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Benitaz, visitor from Miami:

++PARTALY OVERLAID WITH SHOTs 2, 3, and 4++

"We need to represent pride is unity, pride is friendship, pride is love and we need to make sure that everybody knows that so we're here in peace and in love to make it a better day for everybody."

6. Various of of crowds

7. Zoom out to people celebrating in front of Brandenburg Gate

8. Drag queen twirling and blowing kiss to camera

STORYLINE:

Tens of thousands of people danced to techno beats across Berlin on Saturday to celebrate the city's Pride parade, one of the largest LGBTQ+ celebrations in Europe.

With rainbow flags and bottles of beer, Germany's capital city partied under overcast skies, an upgrade after days of downpours, to observe and honor Christopher Street Day.

The annual Christopher Street Day parade commemorates the 1969 Stonewall rebellion in New York, a spontaneous street uprising triggered by a police raid on the Stonewall Inn gay bar on Christopher Street in Greenwich Village.

Berlin's parade took revelers past the iconic Brandenburg Gate and through the Nollendorfplatz neighborhood, home to the city's gay culture as well as a memorial to the queer people who were persecuted and killed in Nazi Germany.

The city's first Christopher Street Day occurred on June 30, 1979, in West Berlin.

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New York - 26 July 2025

1. Cyclist point of view along the street closure during New York City's Summer Streets program in Queens

2. Tilt up from sign to people running on the car-free street

3. Runners on the streets of Queens

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New York – 24 July 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Ydanis Rodriguez, Commissioner, NYC Dept. of Transportation:

"Summer Streets is an opportunity that we have to give a break to our streets, not to have cars and trucks and those vehicles and open the streets for fitness, wellness, cultural, entertainments, walking. So that's what these five Saturday from seven to 3 p.m. will be happening in the city, from Staten Island to Queens to Brooklyn to the Bronx, to Manhattan."

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New York - 26 July 2025

5. Summer Streets jazz performers

6. Kids painting

7. People hola-hooping

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New York – 24 July 2025

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Ydanis Rodriguez, Commissioner, NYC Dept. of Transportation:

"Summit Streets is only one small aspect of the whole vision that we have in New York City, to reimagine the use of public space."

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New York – 26 July 2025

9. People posing for a picture with large NTC letters

10. Unicyle rider

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New York – 24 July 2025

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Ydanis Rodriguez, Commissioner, NYC Dept. of Transportation:

"That now all New Yorkers of different socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds, they also can use our streets, not only to ride the bike, but also to walk, and also to enjoy the different cultural expressions that are a big part of our city."

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New York – 26 July 2025

12. Person holding a 'GO' sign as runners pass

13. People running as the heat rises off the streets

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Edeen, Queens resident:

"Yeah, it's so great this morning. We did a little run and it's just a nice way to get the family out early in the morning and nice to have open roads. My daughter's asking like, why are we allowed to be in the street? So she's having a good time."

15. Person taking a water break

16. Runners

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Edeen, Queens resident:

"Yeah, I'm glad we got out early because it wasn't too bad this morning. And now, you know, later in the day it starts to get a little bit hotter, warmer, so we go inside, but it's nice that the streets are open early."

18. Low angle Jessica and Erik Edeen and their family walking

19. Dog in a bike basket with tongue out

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Erik Edeen, Queens resident:

"I think it's something I look forward to every single summer. I'm a big runner and cyclist, and I like to be able to see the city from different angles that you usually don't get to see when you're constrained to just the sidewalks or some of the running paths, which are great, but the city streets just offer a new opportunity to get out and see parts of the city, from a different angle."

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