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(23 Jun 2025)

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++CLIENTS: RESENDING TO CORRECT SPELLING OF INVESTMENT FIRM IN SOUNDBITE TITLE++

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Tokyo - 23 June 2025

1. Japan's benchmark stock index Nikkei 225 falling after the opening of Tokyo Stock Exchange

2. Mid of electronic board

3. Astris Advisory Japan KK's Managing Director Neil Newman looking at his laptop

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Neil Newman, Astris Advisory Japan KK's Managing Director:

"Well, not so much of a reaction in Japanese stocks, and I think largely that could have been because there certainly has been a risk of (war) over the last couple on months. Now, we have seen foreign money coming back in again, but I think it is just a little bit too early to decide as an investor, if you have been bringing money back into Japan, well it's time to take it out again immediately. So, I believe what we are thinking is or the thinking is that it is going to be a short conflict. The one big hit by the Americans will be affective and then we'll get back to sort of business as usual, in which case there is no need for the immediate, panicky type reaction."

5. Energy sources industry index up for 3.48 points

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Neil Newman, Astris Advisory Japan KK's Managing Director:

"The U.S. strike on Iran certainly is very good advertisement for defense equipment. Around the region here in Asia, we do have two very large defense equipment manufacturing bases, which, of course, is Japan where there are thirty odd companies, I believe, listed which are actively involved in the defense sector. Then, of course Korea, which has built out its defense manufacturing capabilities quite substantially over the past few years and is now engaged in substantial exports. So very good for those industries."

7. Newman taking notes

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Neil Newman, Astris Advisory Japan KK's Managing Director:

"If it's a sustained conflict then, of course, the risk profile for all this changes because of course that would lead to higher oil prices. Obviously the whole region, the Middle East is obviously very important to oil and 20% of the world's oil flow goes through Strait of Hormuz. If there should be an embargo, are some disruptions to oil flow and the oil price does go up and stays up, then that will introduce far more inflation into the economies globally and, of course, particularly Japan because it imports so much of its energy."

9. Tokyo Stock Exchange's logo and stock trade figures reflected on glass

STORYLINE:

Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell 0.6% Monday morning as global markets reacted to the U.S. strike against nuclear targets in Iran Saturday.

But one analyst in Tokyo told The Associated Press it is too early for the investors to decide whether pull out or not. There is, he said, "no need for the immediate, panicky type reaction."

Neil Newman, from Astris Advisory Japan KK, said the stock market had not been that much affected in Asia based on the thinking that it is goi... [truncated]

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(23 Jun 2025)

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Washington – 8 May 2025

1. Various of the graduation ceremony

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 28 April 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Louis Higginson, Philadelphia Police Department:

“So, we saw, I saw on the schedule that it was being held by Second City Improvisational Group from Chicago, which is a well-known entity. A lot of people go from there and end up going on to Saturday Night Live and other things like that. And knowing what they typically do, which is improvisation, I thought that that would be-- they would have us up in the middle of the class doing those sorts of things, and...”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington – 8 May 2025

3. Cut away of a police officer receiving his diploma at the graduation ceremony

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 28 April 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Louis Higginson, Philadelphia Police Department:

“So I, first and foremost, saw it as being more useful in dealing with the personnel that work for me, my supervisors, and the officers as well. And being more attuned to listening to what they're saying rather than trying to already have the answer or have it figured out, just listening to them hearing them out, being there to see their needs and see that they're fulfilled. But I also did see that that could be useful when dealing with the public as well. Because a lot of times, we go into situations and you feel like you already have handled this type of situation so many times, and that you already know what the outcome is going to be and what the person's problem is. And a lot of times, we go into it with that mentality rather than actually hearing them out.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 30 April 2025

5. Wide of Philadelphia skyline

6. Mid of graffiti on wall

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 28 April 2025

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Louis Higginson, Philadelphia Police Department:

“In my short time here, I realized pretty quickly that while we don't have the level of violence that a lot of the city has, we do have a higher level of property crime that we see.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 30 April 2025

8. Wide of street in the 3rd district in Philadelphia

9. Mid of expressway

10. Mid of neighborhood

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 28 April 2025

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Louis Higginson, Philadelphia Police Department:

“One of the other methods we use is every two weeks, I test my crime prevention team with identifying hotspots where we see the uptick in the theft from autos or the car thefts. And then going out to those areas with prevention flyers and placing them on vehicles, placing them in doors.”

12. Higginson walking on the street

13. Various of parked cars

14. Various of a police officer placing flyers on a car

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Louis Higginson, Philadelphia Police Department:

“Coming into the role, you don't know what you're going to really face. And it is demanding. There are a lot of people ... [truncated]

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(23 Jun 2025)

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Baton Rouge, Louisiana - 17 June 2025

1. Close up of Clouatre scrolling through photos

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Clouatre, Husband of Undocumented Immigrant:

++COVERED++

"We got a letter in the mail telling her to appear for an adjustment of status interview which we did and kind of wish we didn't."

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Clouatre, Husband of Undocumented Immigrant:

"We finished the interview and he asked us to go wait in the lobby for paperwork regarding our next appointment which was a ploy to get us to wait around for the ICE agents. They arrested my wife. They handcuffed her. They did let me, you know, hug and kiss her goodbye, and they recommended I take her wedding ring just so it doesn't get stolen or lost."

4. Close up of Paola Clouatre's wedding ring

5. Various of Clouatre holding baby

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Clouatre, Husband of Undocumented Immigrant:

++COVERED++

"I mean it's hard not having her around, you know, I'm happy to go distract myself at work but I come home and my other half isn't there. And you know, I see it on my kids' faces, you know, they miss their mom."

7. Mid of Clouatre holding son

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Carey Holliday, Clouatre's Attorney:

"This is what I call a hyper enforcement environment. You know, they're they're just tightening the screws on everything and everywhere."

9. Close up photo of Clouatre in uniform

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Carey Holliday, Clouatre's Attorney: ++COVERED++

"It's just a hell of a way to treat a veteran. I don't think this was intended but it's what occurred."

11. Close up of Clouatre showing military photo and wedding memorabilia

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Clouatre, Husband of Undocumented Immigrant:

"Get the get the criminals out of the country, right? But the people that are here working hard, especially the ones married to Americans, I mean that's always been a way to secure a green card. It's always been a way to become a citizen."

13. Wide of Clouatre holding both children

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Clouatre, Husband of Undocumented Immigrant:

++COVERED++

"I'm upset, i'm frustrated. I'm more than frustrated, but you know, I'm just trying to go through the legal processes and get her out the right way ."

15. Mid of Clouatre holding both children

STORYLINE:

A Marine Corps veteran in Louisiana is speaking out after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer detained his wife during a routine immigration appointment in New Orleans.

Adrian Clouatre's wife, Paola, is the mother of a breastfeeding infant and one of tens of thousands of people detained and facing deportation amid the Trump administration’s push for immigration officers to arrest 3,000 people a day.

Directives for strict immigrant enforcement have cast away practices of deference previously afforded to military families, immigration law experts say.

Paola, 25, accompanied her mother illegally into the country from Me... [truncated]

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(23 Jun 2025)

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Washington – 8 May 2025

1. Various of the graduation ceremony

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 28 April 2025

++ PARTIALLY COVERED++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Louis Higginson, Philadelphia Police Department:

“The training was offered through the University of Chicago, the Policing Leadership Academy. So, we saw, I saw on the schedule that it was being held by Second City Improvisational Group from Chicago…And knowing what they typically do, which is improvisation, I thought that that would be-- they would have us up in the middle of the class doing those sorts of things...”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 28 April 2025

3. Higginson answering calls

4. Cutaway of a police badge

++ PARTIALLY COVERED++

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Louis Higginson, Philadelphia Police Department:

“For me, it was pretty much the main focus was learning to listen more. Because a lot of times we go into situations and you feel like you've already have handled this type of situation so many times and that you already know what the outcome is going to be and what the person's problem is and a lot of times we go into it with that mentality rather than actually hearing them out and realizing that every situation is different to each person that's handling that situation at the time.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 30 April 2025

6. Wide of Philadelphia skyline

7. Mid of graffiti on wall

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 28 April 2025

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Louis Higginson, Philadelphia Police Department:

“Also, part of the Policing Leadership Academy, the end of the program, the requirement is that you'll present a capstone project. For my project I decided to focus on reducing the incidents of property crime in the third district. In my short time here, I realized pretty quickly that while we don't have the level of violence that a lot of the city has, we do have a higher level of property crime that we see.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 30 April 2025

9. Wide of street in the 3rd district in Philadelphia

10. Mid of expressway

11. Mid of neighborhood

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Philadelphia – 28 April 2025

++ PARTIALLY COVERED++

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Louis Higginson, Philadelphia Police Department:

“Looking at the different ways to address that mainly focusing on the problem places where these issues are occurring and the problem people meaning the prolific offenders. One of the other methods we use is every two weeks, I test my crime prevention team with identifying hotspots where we see the uptick in the theft from autos or the car thefts. And then going out to those areas with prevention flyers and placing them on vehicles, placing them in doors.”

13. Higginson walking on the street’

14. Various of parked cars

15. Various of a police officer placing flyers on a car

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16. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Louis Higginson, Philadelphia Police Dep... [truncated]

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(23 Jun 2025)

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Baton Rouge, Louisiana - 17 June 2025

1. Various of Adrian Clouatre holding daughter

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Clouatre, Husband of Undocumented Immigrant:

"We got a letter in the mail telling her to appear for an adjustment of status interview which we did and kind of wish we didn't."

3. Various of Adrian Clouatre holding daughter

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Clouatre, Husband of Undocumented Immigrant:

"We saw a USCIS interviewer, like I said, we passed the first interview for certifying the marriage is real and it seemed like we were passing the second interview. We told him about the removal order when he asked and he went to go tell his supervisor, came back like everything was fine. We finished the interview and he asked us to go wait in the lobby for paperwork regarding our next appointment which was a ploy to get us to wait around for the ICE agents."

Reporter: "And then what happened?"

Clouatre: They arrested my wife. They handcuffed her. They did let me, you know, hug and kiss her goodbye, and they recommended I take her wedding ring just so it doesn't get stolen or lost."

5. Close up of Paola Clouatre's wedding ring

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Clouatre, Husband of Undocumented Immigrant:

"For me, it's I mean it's hard not having her around, you know, I'm happy to go distract myself at work but I come home and my other half isn't there. And you know, I see it on my kids' faces that, you know, they miss their mom."

7. Mid of Clouatre holding son

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Clouatre, Husband of Undocumented Immigrant:

"Get the get the criminals out of the country, right? But the people that are here working hard, especially the ones married to Americans, I mean that's always been a way to secure a green card. It's always been a way to become a citizen."

9. Wide of Carey Holliday

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Carey Holliday, Clouatre's Attorney:

"You're seeing it more and more often. This is what I call a hyper enforcement environment. You know, they're they're just tightening the screws on everything and everywhere."

11. Close up photo of Clouatre in uniform

12. Close up of Clouatre showing military photo and wedding memorabilia

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Carey Holliday, Clouatre's Attorney:

"It's just a hell of a way to treat a veteran. That's all I can say. I don't think this was intended but it's what occurred. So because they issued a blanket order to arrest everybody with the final order of removal, now that puts millions of people at risk of being arrested by ICE."

14. Close up of Clouatre scrolling through photos

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrian Clouatre, Husband of Undocumented Immigrant:

"I'm upset, i'm frustrated. I'm more than frustrated, but you know, I'm just trying to go through the legal processes and get her out the right way ."

16. Various of Clouatre holding both children

STORYLINE:

A Marine Corps veteran in Louisiana is speaking out after U.S. Immigrat... [truncated]

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(23 Jun 2025)

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Damascus, Syria - 22 June 2025

1. Pan from church to residents gathering at entrance, trying to enter

2. Security and residents at church entrance

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Damascus, Syria - 23 June 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hassan Al-Hassan, Syrian Civil Defense emergency officer:

++SOUNDBITE PARTLY OVERLAID WITH THE FOLLOWING SHOT++

“Civil defense teams are still carrying out the process of collecting scattered remains and preserving furniture and some important items that may help the authorities in identifying the perpetrator.”

4. Various of Mar Elias Church exterior

5. Various of damage in the church’s interior due to explosion

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Damascus, Syria - 22 June 2025

6. Wide of Mar Elias Church

STORYLINE:

A suicide bomber in Syria opened fire then detonated an explosive vest inside a Greek Orthodox church filled with people praying on Sunday, killing at least 22 and wounding 63 others, state media reported.

Security forces and first-responders rushed to the church.

Syrian Civil Defense emergency officer Hassan Al-Hassan said Monday that authorities were still working to identify the perpetrator.

The attack took place in Dweil’a on the outskirts of Damascus inside the Mar Elias Church, according to state media SANA, citing the Health Ministry for the toll of dead and wounded.

Britain-based war monitor the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said there were at least 19 peopled killed and dozens wounded, but did not give exact numbers. Some local media reported that children were among the casualties.

The attack on the church was the first of its kind in Syria in years, and comes as Damascus under its de facto Islamist rule is trying to win the support of minorities.

As President Ahmad al-Sharaa struggles to exert authority across the country, there have been concerns about the presence of sleeper cells of extremist groups in the war-torn country.

No group immediately claimed responsibility Sunday.

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(23 Jun 2025)

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Seoul, South Korea

1. Various of dealers and KOSPI displayed on electronic screens on the trading floor

STORYLINE:

South Korea's stock market opened sharply lower than the previous week's close after the U.S strike on key Iranian nuclear facilities.

A few minutes after the market opening in Seoul, the benchmark KOSPI (Korea Composite Stock Price Index) fell by 48.33 points, which was 1.6 percent lower than last Friday's close.

Other major regional markets also logged moderate declines.

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(23 Jun 2025)

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New York - 22 June 2025

1. Wide pan of rally celebrating return of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil from immigration detention, outside the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Manhattan

2. Various of Khalil chanting with supporters, UPSOUND (English) "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free", "No hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here" and "liberation is here"

3. Wide of rally

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahmoud Khalil, pro-Palestinian activist:

"Well who is Mahmoud Khalil? That's what the administration has tried its best to portray me as someone who is violent. Mahmoud Khalil is a human rights defender. Mahmoud Khalil is a freedom fighter. Mahmoud Khalil is a refugee. Mahmoud Khalil is a father and a husband. And above all Mahmoud Khalil is Palestinian. Mahmoud Khalil is a Palestinian who refused to remain silent while watching a genocide in Palestine. A genocide that's, of course, committed by the genocidal state of Israel, that's funded by the US government, that's invested in by Columbia University."

5. Close of Khalil during rally

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahmoud Khalil, pro-Palestinian activist:

"I would like to salute the courage of all the students at Columbia and across the nation. These students who continue to protest, I want to honor especially my friends at Columbia University. Especially those who are currently battling expulsion and suspension for their consciousness stand. As many of you know, the board of trustees at Columbia, the shameful board of trustees at Columbia, is currently attempting to expel 15 more students and to suspend tens of others, basically stealing their future, their degrees, their labor, merely because these students are not afraid. These students are not afraid to stand for Palestine."

7. Close of Khalil and his wife Noor Abdalla during rally

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahmoud Khalil, pro-Palestinian activist:

"What's happening behind ICE detention gates is horrendous. It's a stain on the US Constitution. It's a stain on the US consciousness. Because I fear that in a couple of decades we would look back at what's happening now and regret that. But it's actually taking toll on real people's lives, unfortunately."

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Noor Abdalla, wife of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil:

"Mahmoud was kidnapped from our home and for weeks we saw this administration try to orchestrate lies about Mahmoud, placing hurdle after hurdle to make this as difficult as possible for us. While we got some justice yesterday with Mahmoud's release, justice delayed is justice denied. And what was taken from us we will never get back. He is free now, but we are not done because this is bigger than one man, one family, or one moment. Mahmoud's release is a victory, but it's not justice. Justice is accountability. Justice is no more families ripped apart. Justice is a system that listens to truth."

10. Wide of rally

STORYLINE:

Pro-Pale... [truncated]

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(22 Jun 2025)

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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware - 22 June 2025

1. People at Rehoboth Beach

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Vak Kobiashvili, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Maryland:

“The East Coast weather, at least from my perspective, is just very sweaty in the summer. It's just like my dog doesn't even want to be outside. My dog loves being outside. But it's that — like walking through a swamp kind of feeling.”

3. Rehoboth Beach sign

4. Various of Kobiashvili and his setup

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Vak Kobiashvili, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Maryland:

“I think the beach would be busy today because it's the nicest weather it's going to be for a while. It's only going to get worse. And at this point, living in this part of the East Coast, you know when it's that kind of unfortunate humidity that it's unpleasant to be outside. And now that it's just starting to be hotter and hotter, people are trying to get out to the beach before it's too hot to really even manage being outside.”

6. Various of people playing at beach

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ivke Enwerem, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Delaware:

“It's summertime. I wish it was a little more sunny. It doesn't truly feel like summer. I kind of wish it did.”

8. Various of beach waves

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Ivke Enwerem, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Delaware:

“Summer on the East Coast can be a little inconsistent a lot of times. Like, it can be — like literally yesterday, not yesterday, the other day — it was like raining for like five minutes and then just stopped. It was like downpour. There was thunder storms everywhere and then it just stopped eventually.”

10. Beach recreational items

++COVERED++

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Laura Macaluso, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Massachusetts:

“I know in Massachusetts it's been horrible. Lots of rain for like 14 weeks. Rain every Saturday.

12. Sand bucket

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Laura Macaluso, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Massachusetts:

“My thoughts on the heat warnings are you know you got to be careful. You can't... you got to stay hydrated and just don't stand in the sun for too long if there's any sun you had."

STORYLINE:

Tens of millions of people across the Midwest and East endured dangerously hot temperatures again on Sunday as a rare June heat wave that gripped much of the U.S. was expected to last well into this week.

Most of the northeastern quadrant of the country from Minnesota to Maine was under some type of heat advisory. So were parts of Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi, the National Weather Service said.

Weather service offices throughout the region warned of sweltering and sometimes life-threatening conditions through Wednesday.

“Please plan ahead to take frequent breaks if you must be outside, stay hydrated and provide plenty of water and shade for any outdoor animals,” the service... [truncated]

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Rehoboth Beach, Delaware - 22 June 2025

1. People at Rehoboth Beach

2. Rehoboth Beach sign

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Vak Kobiashvili, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Maryland:

“The East Coast weather, at least from my perspective, is just very sweaty in the summer. It's just like my dog doesn't even want to be outside. My dog loves being outside. But it's that — like walking through a swamp kind of feeling.”

4. Various of Kobiashvili

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Vak Kobiashvili, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Maryland:

“I think the beach would be busy today because it's the nicest weather it's going to be for a while. It's only going to get worse. And at this point, living in this part of the East Coast, you know when it's that kind of unfortunate humidity that it's unpleasant to be outside. And now that it's just starting to be hotter and hotter, people are trying to get out to the beach before it's too hot to really even manage being outside.”

6. Various of beach waves

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ivke Enwerem, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Delaware:

“It's summertime. I wish it was a little more sunny. It doesn't truly feel like summer. I kind of wish it did.”

8. Various of people playing at beach

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Ivke Enwerem, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Delaware:

“Summer on the East Coast can be a little inconsistent a lot of times. Like, it can be — like literally yesterday, not yesterday, the other day — it was like raining for like five minutes and then just stopped. It was like downpour. There was thunder storms everywhere and then it just stopped eventually.”

10. Beach recreational items

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Laura Macaluso, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Massachusetts:

“I know in Massachusetts it's been horrible. Lots of rain for like 14 weeks. Rain every Saturday.

12. Crowds of beachgoers

13. Boat on water

++PARTIALLY COVERED++

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Laura Macaluso, Rehoboth Beach visitor from Massachusetts:

“My thoughts on the heat warnings are you know you got to be careful. You can't... you got to stay hydrated and just don't stand in the sun for too long if there's any sun you had."

15. Crowds of beachgoers

STORYLINE:

Tens of millions of people across the Midwest and East endured dangerously hot temperatures again on Sunday as a rare June heat wave that gripped much of the U.S. was expected to last well into the coming week.

Most of the northeastern quadrant of the country from Minnesota to Maine was under some type of heat advisory. So were parts of Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi, the National Weather Service said.

Weather service offices throughout the region warned of sweltering and sometimes life-threatening conditions through Wednesday.

“Please plan ahead to take frequent breaks if you must be outside, stay hydrated and provide plenty of water and shade for any outdoor animals,” the service office in Wakefield, Virginia, said on X.

Meteorologi... [truncated]

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