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Norton, Massachusetts – 23 June 2025

1. National Weather Service Meteorologist Bryce Williams shows a U.S. map indicating the location of the heat dome

UPSOUND (English) Bryce Williams, Meteorologist, National Weather Service: "So what we're looking at is …”

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Bryce Williams, Meteorologist, National Weather Service:

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"A heat dome has been commonly used in the last several years, especially, to describe essentially what happens when we have a ridge of high pressure that sets up and kind of sits over one spot in the country for an extended period of time. And typically these are associated with heat waves, being abnormally hot weather over at least two or more days. And so, in this instance, we have high pressure, and high pressure is basically forcing air to sink. And so, we ... we know that hot air likes to rise. So, in general hot air is rising but it reaches this ... this dome of high pressure that is forcing it downward causing it to compress and further heat. So, it's kind of this continual cycle where the air is rising and sinking and as it sinks it heats more and more. And the thing that's most dangerous about these heat waves is that we also we don't get the relief at night a lot of times. So, the low temperatures are sometimes in the upper 70s, 80s, upper 80s and that doesn't provide enough relief in the overnight hours. So, we're already starting the next day hotter than we normally would be. So these heat domes can persist for days and even, you know, a week ... a week or more and they don't allow clouds to form because of the sinking air which would, at least, provide a little bit of relief. So that all in combination leads to an extended period of dangerous heat."

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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware – 22 June 2025

3. People at Rehoboth Beach

4. Rehoboth Beach sign

5. Various of Vak Kobiashvili, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Maryland

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Norton, Massachusetts – 23 June 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Bryce Williams, Meteorologist, National Weather Service:

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"It's going to feel a little bit like you're in an oven, it feels, compared to a typical summer day... We're looking at record-breaking heat, actually, for the month of June up here in the Northeast, and so it's going to feel quite unusual, and it can feel like you're radiating ... the heat is radiating off of the ground… and, depending on how humid it is, again, it can feel like you're kind of walking through very thick air because of that really high humidity that just doesn't allow your sweat to evaporate."

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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware – 22 June 2025

7. Various of people playing at beach

8. Crowds of beachgoers

STORYLINE:

A sprawling heat dome is delivering dangerous, record-breaking temperatures across the eastern United States, with the Northeast bracing for unusual conditions exceeding 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37.8 ... [truncated]

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(24 Jun 2025)

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Krasnogorsk, Moscow region - 24 June 2025

1. Tilt from street traffic to damaged building

2. Zoom in to damaged building section

3. Emergency workers looking up

4. Emergency workers peeking out from damaged section

5. SOUNDBITE (Russian) local resident (no name given):

"Well, this is a complete disgrace. Looks like it came from our territory."

Reporter: "What makes you say that?"

"Because their drones can't fly this far."

Reporter: "Were you scared?"

"You know what, I wasn't."

6. Pan down of damaged section

7. Man walking by taking photo

8. Various of damaged interior

9. SOUNDBITE (Russian) local resident (no name given):

"What's there to think about? Got to make the offensive quicker to bring Ukraine to its senses. That's all."

10. Mid of damaged section

STORYLINE:

A drone that overnight hit a tower block in Krasnogorsk, just northwest of Moscow, sparked a fire that destroyed one 17th-floor flat and damaged balconies nearby, local Gov. Andrey Vorobyov wrote on Telegram on Tuesday.

Vorobyov said two people were hospitalized in the aftermath, one of which was a 34-year-old resident who suffered shrapnel wounds to his arm and leg.

Russian air defense forces overnight shot down 20 Ukrainian drones, the Russian Defense Ministry reported on Tuesday morning.

It said 14 were downed over the Kursk region, which borders Ukraine, while two had been flying over the Moscow province.

Two other drones were shot down on the approach to Moscow, according to Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.

Air traffic was briefly halted as a precaution at two major Moscow airports, Vnukovo and Sheremetyevo, a representative of Russia’s aviation authority Rosaviatsiya said.

Russian drones, missiles and artillery killed at least 18 civilians and injured more than 100 others in Ukraine, officials said Tuesday, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy sought guarantees of further Western military aid for his country’s efforts to repel Russia’s invasion.

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Norton, Massachusetts – 23 June 2025

1. National Weather Service Meteorologist Bryce Williams shows a U.S. map indicating the location of the heat dome

UPSOUND (English) Bryce Williams, Meteorologist, National Weather Service: "So what we're looking at is the ridge of high pressure that is centered over the southeastern United States and that's what's bringing those high temperatures because of the sinking air."

2. Close up of the map showing the heat dome

UPSOUND (English) Bryce Williams, Meteorologist, National Weather Service: "Underneath this red ... these red and ... and purple colors is where we have the most sinking air, the hottest temperatures."

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Bryce Williams, Meteorologist, National Weather Service:

"A heat dome has been commonly used in the last several years, especially, to describe essentially what happens when we have a ridge of high pressure that sets up and kind of sits over one spot in the country for an extended period of time. And typically these are associated with heat waves, being abnormally hot weather over at least two or more days. And so, in this instance, we have high pressure, and high pressure is basically forcing air to sink. And so, we... we know that hot air likes to rise. So, in general hot air is rising but it reaches this ... this dome of high pressure that is forcing it downward causing it to compress and further heat. So, it's kind of this continual cycle where the air is rising and sinking and as it sinks it heats more and more. And the thing that's most dangerous about these heat waves is that we also we do not get the relief at night a lot of times. So, the low temperatures are sometimes in the upper 70s, 80s, upper 80s and that doesn't provide enough relief in the overnight hours. So, we're already starting the next day hotter than we normally would be. So these heat domes can persist for days and even, you know, a week ... a week or more and they don't allow clouds to form because of the sinking air which would, at least, provide a little bit of relief. So that all in combination leads to an extended period of dangerous heat."

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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware – 22 June 2025

4. People at Rehoboth Beach

5. Rehoboth Beach sign

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Norton, Massachusetts – 23 June 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Bryce Williams, Meteorologist, National Weather Service:

"Heat domes can be very dangerous. Heat is actually the number one weather killer in the world. The most people are injured by heat because it is kind of a sneaky threat, because most people don't really think of heat as being that dangerous. But when we get these heat waves, a lot of people experience physical ailments that are exacerbated by heat. So, especially when we're talking about the sensitive groups like elderly people, young children, people that work outside in the heat for extended periods of time, they're the most susceptible because th... [truncated]

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Naqoura, South Lebanon - 24 June 2025

1. Flags of UNIFIL (United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon) member countries

2. Various of UNIFIL troops during parade

3. Major-General Aroldo Lazaro, outgoing UNIFIL commander, handing over UNIFIL mission flag to new commander Major-General Diodato Abagnara

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Major-General Diodato Abagnara, incoming UNIFIL commander:

"The stability in one area cannot be isolated from the global context. Lebanon's security is intricately connected with the regional dynamics, with the balance of power in the eastern Mediterranean and with the strategic interests of global powers. This is why we must continue to strengthen it by fostering international coordination and turning dialog into concrete action, recognizing the importance of stability is not enough. We must actively work to build it day after day."

5. Various of UNIFIL troops

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Major-General Diodato Abagnara, incoming UNIFIL commander:

"Today, UNIFIL stands at a pivotal moment. We are engaged in a forward-looking adaption process, a transformation that strengthens our ability to fulfill our tasks more effectively, efficiently, and credibly. This adaptation reaffirms our core mandate to protect civilians, to monitor the cessation of hostilities, to contribute to the stabilization of southern Lebanon in accordance with Resolution 1701."

7. Lazaro and Abagnara saluting troops

STORYLINE:

The newly installed commander of the UN peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon, or UNIFIL, said Tuesday that establishing stability in the small Mediterranean country depends on security in the wider region.

"The stability in one area cannot be isolated from the global context," said Maj. Gen. Diodato Abagnara of Italy, speaking at a ceremony at UNIFIL's headquarters in the town of Naqoura in southern Lebanon where he took over the post from former commander Lt. Gen. Aroldo Lázaro.

"Lebanon's security is intricately connected with the regional dynamics, with the balance of power in the eastern Mediterranean and with the strategic interests of global powers." he added.

He said the peacekeeping force "stands at a pivotal moment."

UNIFIL was created in 1978 to oversee the withdrawal of Israeli troops after Israel invaded and occupied southern Lebanon. The United Nations expanded UNIFIL’s mission following the monthlong 2006 war between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.

Israel and Hezbollah fought another war last year that ended with a tenuous ceasefire agreement in November. Peacekeepers remained in place despite Israel pushing for them to leave their posts during the conflict. A number of UNIFIL facilities were struck and peacekeepers wounded during the fighting.

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New York - 23 June 2025

1. Wide of a crowd walking with Zohran Mamdani, NYC mayoral candidate

2. Wide of Mamdani walking by shops, meeting New Yorkers

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Zohran Mamdani, (D) New York Mayoral Candidate:

"New Yorkers are hungry for a new kind of politics , a politics that puts working people first , and we're seeing that it's not just in one borough , it's not just with one kind of New Yorker , it's across this entire city . And we know that after months of building the kind of campaign that we haven't seen in a long time , a campaign of 46,000 volunteers having knocked on more than 1.2 million doors, a campaign that has shown New Yorkers it's possible to move beyond the past, that right now we're on the brink of toppling a political dynasty."

4. Mamdani taking photo

5. Various of Mamdani getting a shaved ice with crowd

6. Mamdani meeting people as he walks down street

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Zohran Mamdani, (D) New York Mayoral Candidate:

"You know this is time and time again we've been told that our campaign has a ceiling. We were told it was 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30% . Now we're seeing actually there is no ceiling to this movement because this is a movement for each and every New Yorker. It's a movement that speaks to the facts. This is the most expensive city in the United States of America, and New Yorkers are tired of having to worry each and every hour of each and every day of whether they can afford to live here."

8. Wide of Mamdani greeting supporter

9. Wide of Andrew Cuomo campaign poster on a busy New York street

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Zohran Mamdani, (D) New York Mayoral Candidate:

"When you get to that final round, we are beating Andrew Cuomo. I want to be clear, it doesn't show that we will win. It shows that we can win. And if we want that city that we deserve, that city that every single New Yorker can afford, we have to leave it all out there until tomorrow at 9 p.m."

11. Mandani walking away from crowd

STORYLINE:

Zohran Mamdani has rocketed from relative obscurity to become one of the top contenders in the New York City mayor’s race. In a debate Thursday, he started catching heat for his place among the top of the heap.

Mamdani, a 33-year-old democratic socialist, has found himself the target of jabs from the crowded field of Democratic mayoral primary candidates, reflecting the upstart state lawmaker’s growing popularity in a race that has for months been dominated by former Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Mamdani has run an energetic campaign centered on lowering the city’s astronomical cost of living, proposing a bold slate of populist ideas that have turned him into a liberal darling and won him the endorsement of progressive star U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

But his critics are quick to point out that he has few legislative accomplishments in his handful of years in government, while questioning his ability to get his lofty agenda over the line if he were to... [truncated]

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Berlin - 24 June 2025

1. Wide of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz speaking in parliament

2. Mid of German MPs listening

3. Mid of Merz speaking

4. SOUNDBITE (German) Friedrich Merz, German Chancellor:

"We now call on both Iran and Israel to follow this call by the American President. We thank Qatar and other countries in the region for their level-headedness in the dramatic in the last few days and hours. We will discuss with our American and European partners on the margins of today's NATO summit in The Hague, how the situation can now be further stabilized."

5. Close of German eagle

6. Mid of Merz speaking

7. SOUNDBITE (German) Friedrich Merz, German Chancellor:

"At the G7 summit and during my previous visit to Washington, I expressly called for the U.S. to strengthen its sanctions against Russia once again. This would promote the end of the killing demanded by U.S. President Donald Trump, which we all strive for. I remain optimistic that the American administration will also take this path.”

8. Close of Merz speaking

9. SOUNDBITE (German) Friedrich Merz, German Chancellor:

“We can call this summit historic, without exaggeration. We will decide to invest significantly more in our security in the future. We are not doing this, as is occasionally asserted, in order to do a favor to the U.S. and its president.”

10. Wide of Merz speaking

11. SOUNDBITE (German) Friedrich Merz, German Chancellor:

“We are doing this out of our own conviction. Because Russia, above all, actively and aggressively threatens the security and the freedom of the entire Euro-Atlantic area. Because we must fear that Russia could continue the war beyond Ukraine.”

12. Wide of parliament, MPs clapping hands

13. Mid of Merz speaking

STORYLINE:

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says NATO allies will discuss how the situation in the Middle East can be "further stabilized,” on the sidelines of a summit starting Tuesday.

In a speech to the German parliament Tuesday, Merz welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of an Iran-Israel ceasefire, and thanked regional powers for avoiding escalation.

"We thank Qatar and other countries in the region for their level-headedness in the dramatic in the last few days and hours." he said.

Foreign ministers from Germany, France and Britain met their Iranian counterpart last week in an attempt to revive diplomacy over Iran’s nuclear program.

Merz also called upon the U.S. to strengthen its sanctions on Russia, as Washington's efforts to broker a ceasefire with Ukraine have largely stalled.

"[More sanctions] would promote the end of the killing demanded by U.S. President Donald Trump, which we all strive for. I remain optimistic that the American administration will also take this path,” Merz said.

He pointed to a new package of sanctions, targeting Russia’s “shadow fleet” of tankers in particular, that the European Union summit later this week will consider... [truncated]

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Khan Younis - 24 June 2025

1. Various of people mourning their killed relative

2. Mid shot of grieving relatives

3. Various of people grieving over bodies

4. Various of people carrying wrapped body out of morgue, woman running after them and shouting (Arabic): "I swear he is alive"

5. Various of people praying for victims

6. People carrying bodies

7. Various of women crying

8. Various of family mourning their killed son

9. People gathering near ambulance carrying bodies

10. Various of people carrying bodies out of ambulance and placing on the ground

11. Man who lost his son shouts near bodies on the ground UPSOUND (Arabic): "Here is the aid, do you see our sons?"

12. People gathering near ambulances

STORYLINE:

Israeli forces and drones opened fire toward hundreds of Palestinians waiting for aid in separate incidents in southern and central Gaza early Tuesday, killing at least 44, witnesses and hospitals said.

At least 19 were killed in Rafah, according to a local hospital and the strip’s health ministry.

Witnesses said Israeli troops started firing as thousands of Palestinians massed at the Shakoush area, several hundred meters (yards) away from an aid distribution center run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) in Gaza’s southernmost city of Rafah.

The bodies of the killed and injured were taken to Nasser hospital in Khan Younis.

The death tally was confirmed to The Associated Press by Zaher al-Waheidi, head of the health ministry’s records department.

The Israeli army did not comment about the incident but in the past the military says it has fired warning shots at people it said approached its forces in a suspicious manner.

In the hospital’s courtyard, men and women were seen crying and wailing over the bodies of their loved ones, as they were taken for funeral prayers.

The GHF said on its Facebook page that the hub in the Saudi neighborhood opened Tuesday at 10 am local time, and closed after finishing food distribution.

It called on people not to head to the hub.

The new food-distribution sites run by American contractor, with U.S. and Israeli government support, have been plagued by scenes of violence and chaos since opening last month.

The hubs are built in Israeli military zones where independent media have no access.

Israel wants GHF to replace a system coordinated by the United Nations and international aid groups.

Israel and the United States accuse Hamas of stealing aid without offering evidence.

The United Nations, which operates a longstanding aid system that can deliver to hundreds of locations across the territory, denies there has been any systematic diversion of aid by Hamas, saying it has mechanisms to prevent that.

The U.N. and other aid groups haver refused to take part in the new system, saying it violates humanitarian principles by allowing Israel to control who gets a... [truncated]

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Beijing - 24 June 2025

1. Wide of news conference

2. Wide of reporters

3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Guo Jiakun, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson:

“This measure is an independent initiative taken by the Chinese government to fulfill its obligations as a party to the United Nations drug control conventions. It aims to strictly control precursor chemicals and reflects China’s active participation in global drug governance and its sense of responsibility as a major country.”

4. Phone screen

5. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Guo Jiakun, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson:

“Fentanyl is a problem for the U.S., not China, and the responsibility lies with the U.S. itself. The U.S. has disregarded China’s goodwill and imposed unjustified tariffs on Chinese fentanyl-related substances, which have seriously impacted China-U.S. dialogue and cooperation on drug control and harmed China’s interests. If the U.S. truly wants to work with China, it should face the facts, correct its mistakes, and engage in dialogue with China based on equality, mutual respect, and reciprocity.”

6. Various of news conference

STORYLINE:

China on Tuesday said its recent decision to strengthen controls over chemicals that can be used to manufacture fentanyl was an “independent initiative taken by the Chinese government to fulfill its obligations as a party to the United Nations drug control conventions.”

A joint statement on Monday issued by six government departments, including the National Health Commission and the Ministry of Commerce, officially added 4‑piperidone and 1‑boc‑4‑piperidone to the country’s list of controlled substances, coming into force from July 20.

The designation means authorities will now monitor their production and trade.

4-piperidone and 1-BOC-4-piperidone are categorized as fentanyl precursors and are classified as List I chemicals by the U.S., according to media reports.

Asked whether the move was made at the behest of the U.S., Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun insisted that it was an “independent” decision.

“It aims to strictly control precursor chemicals and reflects China’s active participation in global drug governance and its sense of responsibility as a major country,” Guo said.

Meanwhile, Guo once again blamed the U.S. itself for drug abuse at home, saying tariffs imposed due to the fentanyl issue “seriously impacted China-U.S. dialogue and cooperation on drug control.”

“If the U.S. truly wants to work with China, it should face the facts, correct its mistakes, and engage in dialogue with China based on equality, mutual respect, and reciprocity,” said Guo.

This follows a meeting between Minister of Public Security Wang Xiaohong and US ambassador to China David Perdue in Beijing last Thursday, when Wang said China was ready to engage in practical collaboration with the US in law enforcement areas such as counter narcotics and the repatriation of illegal immigrant... [truncated]

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The Hague, Netherlands - 24 June 2025

1. Wide of motorcade with police escort arriving in The Hague for Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit

2. Wide of motorcade arriving at official residence of the Dutch PRM

3. Mid of Zelenskyy shaking hands with Dick Schoof, Dutch PM

4. SOUNDBITE (English): Dick Schoof, Dutch Prime Minister

"And as you know, the Netherlands have always supported Ukraine, and we will do so in times of war, but also in time of peace. And we will do so financially, militarily and politically."

5. Wide of Ukrainian and Dutch flags flying

6. SOUNDBITE (English): Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine

"This fight we stand and survive and we fight for freedom and for our values and for our future. Thank you for your condolences. This is very high price, high price of this war, high price for Ukraine and its people's lives. And we see our future in the peace and we need peace very much and we need in the peace Ukraine. And in Ukraine without war and of course a part of a big family of EU family."

7. Wide of Zelenskyy and Schoof

STORYLINE:

World leaders are gathering in the Netherlands on Tuesday for the start of a historic two-day NATO summit that could unite the world’s biggest security organization around a new defense spending pledge - or widen divisions among the 32 allies.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in The Hague for a series of meetings, despite his absence from a leaders’ meeting aiming to seal the agreement to boost military spending.

Member nations are likely to endorse a goal of spending 5% of their gross domestic product on their security, to be able to fulfil the alliance’s plans for defending against outside attack.

Still, Spain has said it cannot, and that the target is "unreasonable."

President Donald Trump has said the U.S. should not have to.

Slovakia said that it reserves the right to decide how to reach the target by NATO's new 2035 deadline.

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