(1 Jul 2025)

RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York - 1 July 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Wyatte Grantham-Philips, The Associated Press:

++SOUNDBITE PARTIALLY COVERED++

"Fashion dupes or less expensive versions of high-end clothing and other accessories are just about everywhere shoppers look these days. And they're also pulling some companies into legal battles. Lululemon has recently slapped Costco with a lawsuit, accusing the Wholesale Club operator of selling lower priced duplicates of some of its popular athleisure apparel. This isn't the first time that Lululemon and other companies with steep price tags on their goods have encountered what they say are knockoffs of their products. Companies have rolled out cheaper alternatives for consumers to buy instead of designer brands for years. But the rise of dupe shopping has exploded recently, particularly on social media. Late last year, Walmart, for example, created a buzz online when it began selling a $78 bag that closely resembled Hermes's iconic Birkin, a fraction of the price of the original luxury good. So-called pure dupes may resemble certain features of more expensive products, but are generally legitimate. Still, experts say that some dupes are moving into uncertain legal territory, including copyright and trademark infringement. And Lululemon has found itself in this kind of situation before, suing Peloton over alleged copycat products back in 2021. But two years later, the company has announced a five-year partnership that included Lululemon becoming the primary athletic apparel partner to Peloton."

2. Exterior of a Lululemon store

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ARCHIVE: Sheridan, Colorado - 13 March 2025

3. STILL of a Costco Wholesale

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ARCHIVE: Burbank, California - 10 April 2025

4. STILL of shoppers in front of a Costco Wholesale

ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York - 1 July 2025

5. Various of the exterior of a Lululemon store

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: San Leandro, California - 3 September 2019

6. Various exteriors of Walmart store

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: London - 26 February 2024

7. STILL of a person holding a Hermes Birkin handbag

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ARCHIVE: Beverly Hills, California - 5 November 2015

8. Tilt up from Hermes logo on floor to Hermes store interior

9. Wide of the exterior of a Gucci store

10. Close of Cartier sign

11. Mid of a Burberry window display

12. Mid of customers entering Burberry store

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New York - 1 July 2025

13. Exterior of a Lululemon store

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Beverly Hills, California, US - 16 October 2017

14. Wide of a Peloton store

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: San Francisco - 1 February 2024

15. STILL of a Peloton logo seen on the company's stationary bicycle

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Pittsburgh - 25 June 2025

16. STILL of the Lululemon logo on a store

STORYLINE:

Lululemon has filed a lawsuit against Costco that accuses the wholesale club operator of selling lower-priced duplicates of some of its popular athleisure... [truncated]

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(1 Jul 2025)

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Springfield, Ohio – 30 June 2025

1. Various of Sun-G, Haitian barber, cutting a man’s hair

2. SOUNDBITES (Haitian Creole) Sun-G, Haitian barber:

+++ PARTIALLY COVERED+++

“I was expecting that they might shorten the TPS validity period, from 18 months to 12. The application fee could even be higher, which would’ve made it harder for some people to afford. But at least we would’ve had the option to renew. I never expected them to terminate it completely.”

3. Medium shot of Sun-G cutting a man’s hair

4. Medium shot of trimmers on a table

5. Medium shot of a barber pole light

6. SOUNDBITES (Haitian Creole) Sun-G, Haitian barber:

+++ COVERED+++

“Around 70 people used to come in every day, with each barber having at least 10 clients—and me, I usually had even more. Just look at today. It’s Monday, and what time is it? 3:47. I’ve barely done three haircuts.”

7. Medium of people’s feet moving inside the barbershop

8. Wide shot of people inside the barbershop

9. Close up of man’s hair being trimmed

10. Medium of the reflection of Sun-G cutting a man’s hair in the mirror

11. Medium of the foot of a client sitting on the chair

12. SOUNDBITES (Haitian Creole) Sun-G, Haitian barber:

+++ COVERED+++

“A lot of them lost their jobs at Amazon and other warehouses. Now that they’re unemployed, instead of coming every week they only show up once or twice a month. Getting a nice haircut just isn’t a priority anymore.”

13. Wide of the reflection of Sun-G cutting a man’s hair in the mirror

14. Close up of man’s hair being trimmed

15. Medium shot of Sun-G cleaning a client’s head after the haircut

16. SOUNDBITES (Haitian Creole) Sun-G, Haitian barber:

+++ COVERED+++

“You’ve built your own business and were hoping to see more progress. It was never easy from the start. And just as things were beginning to fall into place, this is happening. All the effort you’ve put in means nothing, you go back to zero.”

17. Medium shot of Sun-G holding a phone to receive the payment from a client

18. Medium shot of the floor of the barbershop with the hairdresser chairs and someone brooming

19. Close up of the hair and paper towels piled up on the barbershop’s floor

STORYLINE:

The Department of Homeland Security announced Friday that it is terminating Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians on Aug. 3. The termination will be effective on Sept. 2.

The announcement hit hard for Sun-G, a barber in Springfield, Ohio, who is also on TPS and asked to be identified only by his nickname because he fears deportation.

“I was expecting that they might shorten the TPS validity period—maybe from 18 months to 12—or even raise the application fee, which would’ve made it harder for some people to afford. But at least we would’ve had the option to renew. I never expected them to terminate it completely,” Sun-G said.

Sun-G said the uncertainty has already taken a toll on his business, as many of his clients who were... [truncated]

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(1 Jul 2025)

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Newark, New Jersey - 30 June 2025

++Name withheld because the speaker is concerned about her immigration status and the fear of deportation++

1. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Name withheld, Guatemalan mother:

“I am afraid for my daughter. I am afraid for my family."

2. Guatemalan mother silhouette

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Katy Sastre, executive director of First Friends of New Jersey and New York:

“This decision by the Supreme Court to limit the ability of courts to do — to issue nationwide injunctions essentially gives the Trump administration another tool with which to make more people deportable.”

4. Cross street in Newark, New Jersey

5. Poster supporting immigration

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Katy Sastre, executive director of First Friends of New Jersey and New York:

"We've seen this happen to a smaller extent with issues around abortion access... but when you have different access to different rights in different geographic locations, what we expect may happen is that people will seek to go to places where they are better protected. New Jersey is one of those places.”

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

++Name withheld because the speaker is concerned about her immigration status and the fear of deportation++

7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Name withheld, Guatemalan mother:

“Outside, they are waiting for us to attack us or to tell us that we no longer belong to this country and to remove us so cruelly, so harshly, without taking into account the years of love for this country and the sacrifices we have made in this country.”

8. Guatemalan mother silhouette

9. Guatemalan mother's hands

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

++Name withheld because the speaker is concerned about her immigration status and the fear of deportation++

10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Name withheld, Guatemalan mother:

"More than anything, because we have rights, we are equal, despite not having been born here in this country, but we really have the uncertainty because we have our children born in this country with a lot of hope, with the desire to have a long future.”

11. Haitian mother silhouette

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

++Name withheld because the speaker is concerned about her immigration status and the fear of deportation++

12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Name withheld, Haitian mother:

"When someone is born in a land, they should have that nationality.”

13. Haitian mother's hands

14. Haitian mother silhouette

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

++Name withheld because the speaker is concerned about her immigration status and the fear of deportation++

15. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Name withheld, Haitian mother:

“I'm asking how the president would feel if there's any news about the deportation of a child who was born here, is used to living here, has this nationality and gets sent back to the country they come from, and what if something happens to that child?"

STORYLINE:

The Supreme Court ruled that federal judges lack the auth... [truncated]

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(1 Jul 2025)

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Moscow, Idaho - 1 July 2025

1. Various of memorial for the murder victims at the University of Idaho

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Heidi Barnett, parent of University of Idaho student:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"When I first saw it, the headlines read, you know, that people were upset. But when I read the article about it, I thought it's kind of nice not to have to go through the trial. I think if it was my kids, I mean, it would be so emotional and difficult. And it sounds like he is going to be in there for life and there's no way out. And honestly, sometimes I look at the death penalty as an easy escape. And I would think life in prison sometimes... Would be harder, so I kind of looked at it that way. I think I'm not the parent, but I would be happy with that."

3. The names of the murder victims etched on metal at the university memorial

4. Various of Moscow main street

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Luke Brunaugh, Moscow resident:

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"I definitely feel it's unfair, I think the death penalty is a very usable and should be used penalty for killing people, just given my views, my lifestyle. So I think it's just unfair to the families, it allows him to hide, he never had to really go to trial, he is answering to his crimes, but not to the fullest extent in my opinion."

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ARCHIVE: Moscow, Idaho - 6 January 2023

6. Various of Telisa Swan's marquee thanking authorities after Kohberger's arrest

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Moscow, Idaho - 1 July 2025

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Telisa Swan, Moscow resident:

++FULLY COVERED++

"I mean shocked and devastated is how the whole town was and you know I like I said before I never really locked my doors at night before and I have ever since."

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Telisa Swan, Moscow resident:

"I'm a little disappointed that the families won't be able to get closure, you know, to hear, you know, maybe more of why it happened and how it happened. But at the same time, I'm glad that he's admitting his guilt right now, finally. I think that the death penalty, while that's, you know the extreme that people were hoping for, I think that... That death would have been an easy way out for him. Like he should suffer in prison for a very long time."

9. Various of campus memorial

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Telisa Swan, Moscow resident:

++FULLY COVERED++

"I think the town is healing, but I don't think it'll ever be the same."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Moscow, Idaho - 30 June 2025

11. Tilt up showing weather mementos and empty lot at the location where the murders happened

STORYLINE:

Bryan Kohberger has agreed to plead guilty to murdering four University of Idaho students as part of a deal with prosecutors to avoid the death penalty.

Shanon Gray, an attorney for the family of victim Kaylee Goncalves, has confirmed that families of the victims received the news in a letter from prosecutors Monday.

A change of plea hearing is set for Wednesday. Kohberger... [truncated]

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(1 Jul 2025)

RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

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Moscow, Idaho - 1 July 2025

1. Various of memorial for the murder victims at the University of Idaho

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Heidi Barnett, parent of University of Idaho student:

"When I first saw it, the headlines read, you know, that people were upset. But when I read the article about it, I thought it's kind of nice not to have to go through the trial. I think if it was my kids, I mean, it would be so emotional and difficult. And it sounds like he is going to be in there for life and there's no way out. And honestly, sometimes I look at the death penalty as an easy escape. And I would think life in prison sometimes... Would be harder, so I kind of looked at it that way. I think I'm not the parent, but I would be happy with that."

3. The names of the murder victims etched on metal at the university memorial

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Luke Brunaugh, Moscow resident:

"I definitely feel it's unfair, I think the death penalty is a very usable and should be used penalty for killing people, just given my views, my lifestyle. So I think it's just unfair to the families, it allows him to hide, he never had to really go to trial, he is answering to his crimes, but not to the fullest extent in my opinion."

5. Various of Moscow main street

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Telisa Swan, Moscow resident:

"I'm a little disappointed that the families won't be able to get closure, you know, to hear, you know, maybe more of why it happened and how it happened. But at the same time, I'm glad that he's admitting his guilt right now, finally. I think that the death penalty, while that's, you for, I think that... That death would have been an easy way out for him. Like he should suffer in prison for a very long time. So yeah, I guess you can't say you're happy about any of this, but I'm glad that he admitted that he did it. "

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ARCHIVE: Moscow, Idaho - 6 January 2023

7. Various of Telisa Swan's marquee thanking authorities after Kohberger's arrest

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Moscow, Idaho - 1 July 2025

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Telisa Swan, Moscow resident:

"I mean shocked and devastated is how the whole town was and you know I like I said before I never really locked my doors at night before and I have ever since."

9. Various of campus memorial

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Telisa Swan, Moscow resident:

"I think the town is healing, but I don't think it'll ever be the same."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Moscow, Idaho - 30 June 2025

11. Tilt up showing weather mementos and empty lot at the location where the murders happened

STORYLINE:

Bryan Kohberger has agreed to plead guilty to murdering four University of Idaho students as part of a deal with prosecutors to avoid the death penalty.

Shanon Gray, an attorney for the family of victim Kaylee Goncalves, has confirmed that families of the victims received the news in a letter from prosecutors Monday.

A change of plea hearing is set for Wednesday. Kohberger, 30, is accu... [truncated]

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(1 Jul 2025)

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Newark, New Jersey - 30 June 2025

++Name withheld because the speaker is concerned about her immigration status and the fear of deportation++

1. Various of Guatemalan mother silhouette

++Name withheld because the speaker is concerned about her immigration status and the fear of deportation++

2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Name withheld, Guatemalan mother:

“Outside, they are waiting for us to attack us or to tell us that we no longer belong to this country and to remove us so cruelly, so harshly, without taking into account the years of love for this country and the sacrifices we have made in this country.”

3. Various of Guatemalan mother silhouette

++Name withheld because the speaker is concerned about her immigration status and the fear of deportation++

4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Name withheld, Guatemalan mother

“I am afraid for my daughter. I am afraid for my family. I am afraid of what is happening, that they are not respecting us as human beings, more than anything, because we have rights, we are equal, despite not having been born here in this country, but we really have the uncertainty because we have our children born in this country with a lot of hope, with the desire to have a long future.”

5. Haitian mother's gesticulating silhouette

++Name withheld because the speaker is concerned about her immigration status and the fear of deportation++

6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Name withheld, Haitian mother:

"When someone is born in a land, they should have that nationality.”

7. Various of undocumented Haitian mother silhouette

++Name withheld because the speaker is concerned about her immigration status and the fear of deportation++

8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Name withheld, Haitian mother:

“I'm asking how the president would feel if there's any news about the deportation of a child who was born here, is used to living here, has this nationality and gets sent back to the country they come from, and what if something happens to that child?"

9. Sign of New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Katy Sastre, executive director of First Friends of New Jersey and New York:

“This decision by the Supreme Court to limit the ability of courts to do — to issue nationwide injunctions essentially gives the Trump administration another tool with which to make more people deportable.”

11. Sign of New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Katy Sastre, executive director of First Friends of New Jersey and New York:

“New Jersey was part of the original suit. We won't be affected, but then this essentially creates a bunch of different...50 different districts."

13. Poster supporting immigration

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Katy Sastre, executive director of First Friends of New Jersey and New York:

"We've seen this happen to a smaller extent with issues around abortion access... but when you have different access to different rights in different geographic loca... [truncated]

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(1 Jul 2025)

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Soest, Netherlands - 2 July 2025

1. Various of children and adults enjoying water sprays to cool off during heatwave event

2. Wide of fire truck spraying water to cool down crowd

3. Various of children playing with water guns

4. Various of people in park

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Rik (last name not given), local resident:

"For the children, it's so fun. You can see all the people around us, the children playing with their water guns. It's nice that they do it."

6. Various of children, families playing

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Maarten (last name not given), local resident:

"It's a very good idea of them to help and cool us down and entertain us at the same time."

Toke (last name not given), local resident (English): "I think they show that they are our friends and you can trust them."

8. Various of people enjoying water sprays

9. Children firing water towards camera

STORYLINE:

In the Dutch town of Soest, firefighters brought hoses to a local park on Tuesday evening to cool down residents amid a heatwave.

“Bring your water pistol and swimming clothes with you, because you’re guaranteed to get soaked,” the firefighters said in an Instagram post.

Dozens of families enjoyed the public event with water pistols.

"It's a very good idea of them to help and cool us down and entertain us at the same time," said Maarten, a Soest resident.

Europe is enduring a severe heat wave with record-breaking temperatures reported in multiple locations.

Health warnings are in effect in several European nations.

AP video shot by Ahmad Seir Nassiri

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(1 Jul 2025)

RESTRICTION SUMMARY:

ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York - 1 July 2025

1. Various of the exterior of a Lululemon store

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Wyatte Grantham-Philips, The Associated Press:

"Fashion dupes or less expensive versions of high-end clothing and other accessories are just about everywhere shoppers look these days. And they're also pulling some companies into legal battles. Lululemon has recently slapped Costco with a lawsuit, accusing the Wholesale Club operator of selling lower priced duplicates of some of its popular athleisure apparel. This isn't the first time that Lululemon and other companies with steep price tags on their goods have encountered what they say are knockoffs of their products."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Sheridan, Colorado - 13 March 2025

3. STILL of a Costco Wholesale

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Burbank, California - 10 April 2025

4. STILL of shoppers in front of a Costco Wholesale

ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York - 1 July 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Wyatte Grantham-Philips, The Associated Press:

"Companies have rolled out cheaper alternatives for consumers to buy instead of designer brands for years. But the rise of dupe shopping has exploded recently, particularly on social media. Late last year, Walmart, for example, created a buzz online when it began selling a $78 bag that closely resembled Hermes's iconic Birkin, a fraction of the price of the original luxury good."

6. Various of the exterior of a Lululemon store

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Wyatte Grantham-Philips, The Associated Press:

"Unlike counterfeits, which are illegal copies of a product that feature an unauthorized trademark or logo of a patented brand, so-called pure dupes may resemble certain features of more expensive products, but are generally legitimate. Still, experts say that some dupes are moving into uncertain legal territory, including copyright and trademark infringement. And other businesses have taken legal action over dupes before. In the beauty aisle, for example, Benefit sued Elf for trademark infringement over a similar mascara. But in December, 2024, a California judge ruled in favor of Elf, finding that its mascara didn't infringe on Benefit's trademarks or deceive shoppers. And Lululemon has found itself in this kind of situation before, suing Peloton over alleged copycat products back in 2021. But two years later, the company has announced a five-year partnership that included Lululemon becoming the primary athletic apparel partner to Peloton."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Cranberry, Pennsylvania - 7 March 2025

8. STILL of an American flag flying outside a Costco Warehouse

STORYLINE:

Lululemon has filed a lawsuit against Costco that accuses the wholesale club operator of selling lower-priced duplicates of some of its popular athleisure clothing.

Lululemon Athletica claims in its lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California that Costco has “unlawfully traded” on its reputation, goodwill a... [truncated]

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