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(23 Jun 2025)

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Meghri, Armenia - 23 June 2025

1. Various of people walking with luggage at Armenian-Iranian border

2. SOUNDBITE (English) name not given, Tehran resident:

"We are under attack, we are a country that is under attack, so we are sad and we are mad, meanwhile."

3. People standing near bus

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Name not given, Tehran resident:

"Same as past. It has no difference. Because this war is not the same as World War II. It's a war in the sky, not on the ground. So, people don't feel anything, because everything is in the sky."

5. Man boarding bus

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Astara border checkpoint, Azerbaijan - 23 June 2025

5. Various of people crossing at border checkpoint

6. People walking inside border crossing point

7. Various of people standing at passport control

STORYLINE:

With ongoing airstrikes in Iran and rising concerns of a broader conflict, Iranians are making their way toward their country’s borders with Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey, many hoping to wait out the uncertainty back home.

Among them was Andranik Harutyunyan, an Iranian Armenian from Isfahan who arrived in Armenia through the Meghri checkpoint on Monday, and was planning to live in Armenia temporarily.

The 84-year-old said he had not visited the Armenian capital, Yerevan, in 25 years.

“Areas next to the government (buildings) are being bombed. But they don’t touch cities. It is calm in the cities,” he said, stressing that most ethnic Armenians in Iran did not want to leave their homes.

“Up until last night, the supermarkets were full of food and goods. The only thing is that prices are high,” he said of the situation in Iran.

Azerbaijani media has reported a number of foreign citizens crossing the Iranian-Azerbaijani border before traveling to the airport in the Azerbaijani capital of Baku.

Azerbaijan’s land borders have remained closed since the Covid-19 pandemic.

Officials opened the southern border checkpoint with Iran in response to the ongoing conflict, allowing those with special permission from the authorities to cross.

On Monday, the Charge d'Affaires of the Iranian Embassy in Azerbaijan, Seyyed Jafar Aghaei, said the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) had "betrayed the cause of non-proliferation... by providing incorrect and incomplete information."

"We consider him an accomplice in this aggression," he said.

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(23 Jun 2025)

Ataques nocturnos con drones y misiles rusos mataron al menos a 14 civiles e hirieron a docenas más en Ucrania, informaron el lunes las autoridades locales.

Nueve muertes ocurrieron en la capital, Kiev, donde un edificio de apartamentos colapsó parcialmente.

SOUNDBITE: Ludmyla Dubyna, residente de Kiev:

“Oimos la sirena de alerta aérea, luego hubo una respuesta. Venimos al cuarto, nos tiramos al suelo, y entonces cayó justo aquí”, dijo esta mujer. “Y bajamos al refugio. Todo se estaba quemando”.

Rusia lanzó 352 drones y señuelos durante la noche, así como 11 misiles balísticos y cinco misiles de crucero, según la Fuerza Aérea de Ucrania. Las defensas aéreas interceptaron o bloquearon 339 drones y 15 misiles antes de que pudieran alcanzar sus objetivos, según un comunicado.

Las fuerzas rusas llevan meses tratando de adentrarse más en Ucrania dentro de una ofensiva de verano a lo largo de la línea del frente de aproximadamente 1.000 kilómetros, aunque el Instituto para el Estudio de la Guerra dijo que su progreso ha sido limitado.

Los ataques ocurrieron mientras el presidente de Ucrania, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, comenzaba una visita al Reino Unido, donde se reunió en privado con el rey Carlos III.

El mandatario señaló que la defensa de Ucrania y nuevas formas de presionar a Rusia serán los dos temas principales en su visita.

Mientras tanto, el Ministerio ruso de Defensa dijo que sus defensas aéreas derribaron 23 drones ucranianos durante la noche del lunes.

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(23 Jun 2025)

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New York – 20 June 2025

1. Sunlight filtering through tree

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College Park, Maryland – 23 June 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Roth, NOAA meteorologist:

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"The record heat that's expected, which in some places tomorrow could be all-time for June, not just daily records… that’ll relent as the days go on. A little of that is the record high is getting hotter as you get into July, but the rest of that is because of the trough weakening and lifting out. The ridge is gonna weaken too once we get into Wednesday and Thursday. But still, it’s going to take a while for temperatures to get back to average. It could take a week."

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New York – 20 June 2025

3. Various of people sunbathing in city park during extreme heat wave

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ARCHIVE: Rehoboth Beach, Delaware – 22 June 2025

4. Various of crowded beach as people seek relief from extreme heat

5. Various of beachgoers in ocean amid high temperatures

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College Park, Maryland – 23 June 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Roth, NOAA meteorologist: ++COVERED++

"When you get heat waves, urban centers are more disproportionately impacted because of all the buildup—bricks, asphalt, pavement. So the bigger the city, the bigger the impact."

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New York – 20 June 2025

7. Various of joggers and cyclists along sunlit trail

8. Informational sign on Urban Heat Island effect

9. Various of people sunbathing

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ARCHIVE: College Park, Maryland – 23 June 2025

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Roth, NOAA meteorologist:++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"Heat dome is just a warm-core high, an atmospheric feature. A heat wave is the persistence of heat—usually three or more days of above-average temperatures. This time of year, that means low to mid-90s."

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New York – 20 June 2025

11. Sunlight filtering through tree

12. Various of water flowing over

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College Park, Maryland – 23 June 2025

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Roth, NOAA meteorologist:

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"Each year it seems to be getting hotter. Ocean temperatures are rising, hurricane seasons are longer—not just from better detection. There’s a real signal there. And with the warming climate, you get more moisture and more extreme events. Heat is definitely a killer."

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New York – 20 June 2025

14. Man sunbathing

STORYLINE:

An intense and nearly historic weather pattern is cooking much of America under a dangerous heat dome this week with triple-digit temperatures in places that haven't been so hot in more than a decade.

The heat wave is especially threatening because it's hitting cities like Boston, New York and Philadelphia early in the summer when people haven't gotten their bodies adapted to the broiling conditions, several meteorologists said.

The dome of high pressure that's parking over the eastern United States is trapping hot air from the Southwe... [truncated]

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(23 Jun 2025)

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New York – 20 June 2025

1. Various of people sunbathing in city park during extreme heat wave

2. Various of person lying on grass amid extreme heat in urban park

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College Park, Maryland – 23 June 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Roth, NOAA meteorologist:

"The record heat that's expected, which in some places tomorrow could be all-time for June, not just daily records… that’ll relent as the days go on. A little of that is the record high is getting hotter as you get into July, but the rest of that is because of the trough weakening and lifting out. The ridge is gonna weaken too once we get into Wednesday and Thursday. But still, it’s going to take a while for temperatures to get back to average. It could take a week."

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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware – 22 June 2025

4. Various of crowded beach as people seek relief from extreme heat

5. Various of beachgoers in ocean amid high temperatures

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College Park, Maryland – 23 June 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Roth, NOAA meteorologist:

"When you get heat waves, urban centers are more disproportionately impacted because of all the buildup—bricks, asphalt, pavement. So the bigger the city, the bigger the impact."

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New York – 20 June 2025

7. Various of joggers and cyclists along sunlit trail

8. Various of people walking and jogging

9. Various of person turning on outdoor faucet

10. Informational sign on Urban Heat Island effect

11. Various of people sunbathing

12. Man reclining on bench in park

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College Park, Maryland – 23 June 2025

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Roth, NOAA meteorologist:

"Heat dome is just a warm-core high, an atmospheric feature. A heat wave is the persistence of heat—usually three or more days of above-average temperatures. This time of year, that means low to mid-90s."

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New York – 20 June 2025

14. Water flowing over

15. Sunlight filtering through tree

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College Park, Maryland – 23 June 2025

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Roth, NOAA meteorologist:

"Each year it seems to be getting hotter. Ocean temperatures are rising, hurricane seasons are longer—not just from better detection. There’s a real signal there. And with the warming climate, you get more moisture and more extreme events. Heat is definitely a killer."

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Petersburg, Indiana - 25 October 2023

17. Various drone shots of Petersburg Generating Station coal plant ++MUTE++

18. Close of smokestacks

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ARCHIVE: Cheshire, Ohio - 14 April 2025

19. Various of the Gavin Power Plant operating

STORYLINE:

An intense and nearly historic weather pattern is cooking much of America under a dangerous heat dome this week with triple-digit temperatures in places that haven't been so hot in more than a decade.

The heat wave is especially threatening because it's hitting cities like Boston, New York and Philadelphia early in the summer wh... [truncated]

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(23 Jun 2025)

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Athens, Greece - 23 June 2025

1. Mid of protester holding sign reading (Greek): "Hands off Iran" during the protest in central Athens

2. Various of protesters holding banners and signs, chanting slogans during protest

3. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Yannis Sifakakis, protester, Stop The War coalition:

"We have a duty to strengthen the anti-war movement, just as we did in 2003, when with similar lies they led to the invasion of Iraq. Similar falsehoods are being used now, about so-called nuclear weapons, the allegedly hidden nuclear weapons of Iran. And of course, we can draw strength from a vast movement, there is the solidarity with the Palestine movement, which is bringing millions into the streets, from Trump’s America to Bangladesh."

4. Various of protest

5. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Marina Tasioula, protester:

(Referring to the US bombing against Iran) "There is an escalation driven by profit, and both the U.S. and Israel seek greater gains, showing their strength against the civilian population in Iran. This is evident everyday, in how Israel attacks and intensifies the war for its own interests.”

6. Various of protest

7. Close of sign reading (English): "Mobilize the working class! Defend Iran & Palestine against U.S./Israel!"

8. Close of US embassy sign

9. Various of protesters marching outside the US embassy, UPSOUND (Greek): "Killers, Killers"

++NIGHT SHOTS++

10. Various of protester crying as he holds an Iranian flag during protest outside US embassy

STORYLINE:

Thousands of demonstrators marched through central Athens on Monday in a mass anti-war protest denouncing recent U.S. military actions against Iran and Israel’s ongoing offensive in Gaza.

Chanting slogans and carrying signs, protesters made their way to the U.S. Embassy under a heavy police presence.

"There is an escalation driven by profit, and both the U.S. and Israel seek greater gains, showing their strength against the civilian population in Iran," said protester Marina Tasioula. "This is evident everyday, in how Israel attacks and intensifies the war for its own interests.”

The demonstration was organized by PAME, a trade union affiliated with the Communist Party of Greece (KKE).

Several other political groups and civil society organizations joined in the protest. The march ended peacefully.

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(23 Jun 2025)

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Las Vegas - 23 June 2025

1. Kids from little league teams

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Rob Manfred, Commissioner of Baseball:

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"I could not be more excited to be here in Las Vegas today. Las Vegas has proven itself to be a great sports town and a great host to professional franchises.

"The Athletics have a long and proud history. Nine World Series titles, ... I think about today as the beginning of a new chapter in that great history."

3. A's Logo on miniature field

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Rob Manfred, Commissioner of Baseball:

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"I will be here opening day 2028 to celebrate with John Fisher, his entire team, and I hope the entire state of Nevada."

5. Breaking ground with shovels

6. SOUNDBITE (English) John Fisher, Athletics owner:

"Three years from now, you know, you'll see the fruits of all of that labor when in 2028 we have opening day out here on the Las Vegas strip. It's an epic moment for our 124 year old franchise."

7. A's logo on screen

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Lombardo, Governor of Nevada:

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"This is the culmination of hard work, blood, sweat, and tears, and vision for us to have success here in the state of Nevada."

9. A's Logo and construction equipment

STORYLINE:

The Athletics celebrated the ground breaking for their new ballpark in Las Vegas on Monday.

"I could not be more excited to be here in Las Vegas today," Rob Manfred, Commissioner of Baseball, said.

"Las Vegas has proven itself to be a great sports town and a great host to professional franchises. All of us at Major League Baseball, all the owners, are excited to be adding Major League baseball to the entertainment alternatives that are available here in Southern Nevada."

Las Vegas also has the Raiders football team and Golden Knights hockey team.

The former Oakland Athletics are expected to open in the new ballpark for the 2028 season.

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(23 Jun 2025)

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Philadelphia – 23 June 2025

1. Wide of a splashpad at Love Park in Center City, Philadelphia

2. Mid of the sun

3. Mid of children playing

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4. SOUNDBITE (English) Tiffany Murray, visitor from Baltimore, Maryland:

“And it's boiling. It feels like over 100 degrees out of here. It's very hot. I'm trying to hit the water over here to get a little cool down, but don't come out if you don't have to.”

5. Mid of splashpad at Love Park

6. Various of people walking, sitting in the heat

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7. SOUNDBITE (English) Alan Bernstein, resident from Philadelphia suburbs:

“We're not camels, I mean, camels can overheat and still survive, but we're not able to do that. So, we have to drink plenty of fluids and try to stay, try to go indoors where there's air conditioning to get out of the heat and humidity at various times in the day. Just be careful and try to be aware of your body when you do feel like you're being overcome by the heat, you should immediately get away from that, from any exposure to the outside area.”

8. Mid of a bike path

9. Wide of Amin Hucks and his son Sultan Hucks riding their Segway scooters

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Amin Hucks, Philadelphia resident:

"I'm doing good so far, only because I just finished my bottle of water, I had a bottle of water with me, I finished it, so we're going to see how lasts that long.”

11. Cut away of sunlight coming through trees

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Sultan Hucks, student:

“I am so used to being outside because I play sports, yeah, training. So the heat is really nothing to me.”

13. Various of splashpad with Museum of Art as a background

STORYLINE:

An intense and nearly historic weather pattern is cooking much of America under a dangerous heat dome this week with triple-digit temperatures in places that haven't been so hot in more than a decade.

The heat wave is especially threatening because it's hitting cities like Boston, New York and Philadelphia early in the summer when people haven't gotten their bodies adapted to the broiling conditions, several meteorologists said.

In Philadelphia's Love Park, children and adults were cooling themselves down at the park's splash pad.

Tiffany Murray, a tourist from Baltimore, said that the temperature feels as if it over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Murray and her friend have no plans to stay out for long and are on their way back to their hotel to cool down.

Alan Bernstein said that he is being more mindful of about how he feels while exposed to sunlight and remind others to stay hydrated.

Amin Hucks and his son Sultan Hucks were riding their Segway scooters on Kelly Drive along the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. The pair said they are feeling fine under the heat so far.

Nearly three-quarters of the country's population — 245 million people — will swelter with 90 degrees Fahrenheit (about 32 Celsius) or higher temperatures on Monday and 33 million people,... [truncated]

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(23 Jun 2025)

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Washington, DC - 23 June 2025

1. Wide of House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries walking to lectern

2.SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, Minority Leader:

“The use of military force, which is offensive in nature, must be approved by the House and the Senate. That's according to the Constitution. It's not optional, Donald. It’s not.”

3. Cutaway

4.SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, Minority Leader:

“We haven't gotten an initial briefing from the White House. All we received from the white house was a so-called courtesy with no explanation as to the rationale for the decision that was taken that could have serious consequences for the American people. I asked for a Gang of Eight briefing. It has yet to occur. And it's not clear to me what the administration is hiding from the Congress and from the American people. If they have a case to make, come up to Capitol Hill and make it.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

5.SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, Minority Leader:

“And what's in front of us right now is the Trump administration has a responsibility to come to Congress, justify its actions, for which we've seen no evidence to justify its offensive strike in Iran. And we also don't even know how effective the strike has been. There's zero evidence that I've seen. The nuclear program was completely and totally obliterated as Donald Trump has claimed. No evidence that has been presented to Congress to suggest that that has occurred. Let's see what happens at the classified briefing tomorrow.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

6.SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, Minority Leader:

“As it relates to just the climate of political violence that exists and that's something that we need to decisively deal with here on Capitol Hill. This should not be a Democratic or Republican issue. Every single member of the House and the Senate should be able to do their job free of the threat of political violence to themselves and to their families. And that's going to require the House taking decisive steps in terms of increasing the resources available to keep members of Congress safe so we can actually effectively represent the American people, regardless of party affiliation or political ideology.”

++BLACK FRAMES++

7.SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, Minority Leader:

“In terms of the (New York City) mayor's race, it's going to be close, it appears. I've said this is in the hands of the people of New York City and we'll see what the outcome is but I think at this moment in time no one can credibly predict who the winner will until all votes have been cast.

(Reporter: Endorsements?)

I'm going to pass on that one. Thank you all.”

8. Jeffries walking away

STORYLINE:

House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries says they have seen "no evidence" to justify the US strikes on Iran over the weekend.

"The Trump administration has a responsibility to come to Congress, justify its actions, for which we've se... [truncated]

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