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lovely people it's Friday Friday our
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I'm koi wire this is CNN 10 and we start
with a thought provoker what do you see
when you read this below don't say it
aloud just raise your hand if you see
this opportunity is nowhere okay good
now raise your hand if you saw this
instead opportunity is now here even
better this is a good reminder for us
that life isn't about what we see but
how we see it we should always try to
remember to see the good and the
positive in anything we encounter so we
can attack our days with hope and
optimism and bring some positive vibes
to our day now to the news let's head to
about 45 miles south east of Mexico City
Mexico for the latest developments on
the country's most dangerous active
volcano it's called popocatepetel and
numerous explosions have been recorded
in recent days some 25 million people
live within a 60-mile radius of this
volcano schools and dozens of
municipalities have been closed the
volcanoes Ash even wreaking havoc in the
air Benito Juarez International Airport
delaying flights even temporarily
closing last weekend authorities say
millions of people have been told to
prepare for a possible evacuation the
U.S embassy in Mexico has issued a
warning saying the volcano has exhibited
increased activity since May 15
registering hundreds of Tremors and
smoke and Ash exhalations the volcano
had been dormant for decades but erupted
in 1994 and since then its Rumblings
have become a part of the daily lives of
the residents our Patrick opman has more
Mexico's most dangerous active volcano
once again is putting residents on alert
as over the last several days there have
been eruptions witnessed at the popo
catapetl volcano and that is causing
officials to raise the level of alert to
a yellow alert which indicates that
residents and their millions of
residents who live in the vicinity of
this volcano may need to consider
evacuating should this volcano erupt
already there has been a duration of the
air quality as Ash has grown into the
area it has caused residents have to
sweep up the ash on the streets so
officials are warning people to make
sure that the ash does not get into
their water supply some schools have
been closed as well have have some parks
there have been flights that have been
delayed as a result of the ash because
of course Ash once it is emitted into
the atmosphere it can be very damaging
very dangerous a tour to air travel at
this point officials say that because
this isn't at active volcano has been
active now for some years that they are
simply in a position of observing the
volcano they feel they would have enough
time before any a major eruption to warn
residents to begin evacuating that
appeared to be less Ash than admitted by
the volcano on Tuesday but all the same
as people in these Mexican states keep a
close eye on this volcano and what could
happen next no one is breathing a sigh
of relief just yet Patrick gottman CNN
Havana
this Monday marks Memorial Day in the
U.S the federal holiday where Americans
honor and pay tribute to those who've
lost their lives while serving in the
military the day which also signals The
Unofficial start to Summer originated in
the Years following the Civil War which
ended in 1865 the country establishing a
decoration day where the nation could
decorate the graves of those who died in
war with flowers over 100 years later in
1971 Congress made it an official
holiday CNN had the chance to speak with
a few veterans in active duty military
about the first time they knew they
wanted to serve their country when I was
laying there I really you know didn't
think that I was going to make it the
Marines were around me I'm sure that
they didn't think I was going to make it
either so you know it really shows me
that I'm I'm here for a reason
what really made things clear for me was
you know looking back in my life up to
you know this point I always did
everything for myself and I never really
took a step back and said you know what
I just need to start doing things for
other people and I knew that I could do
that in the Marines my dad was Furious
my dad my dad didn't talk to me for like
a solid month he really hated it when I
said I was going to leave to go in the
military you know I'm from Chicago
originally I'm from the south side he
thought that you know the scholarship
and education that stuff that I had
would you know get me out of the hood
you know which it did but I wanted to
get farther after that I had higher
aspirations of that I wanted to gather
the country and the Air Force was
supposed to be the most intelligent
branch of the service I went all over I
mean I went to Scotland I went to Wales
I went to
every time I had a chance to get off I
went somewhere I traveled somewhere 21
I was just finishing my nurses training
when World War II broke out in fact we
were on
on the chow line when over the
loudspeaker was announced that the war
had started being in the service made me
grow up I was a young girl just lived
home
and all of a sudden you're thrown out
with all kinds of people
and places that you read about but never
saw
it was quite an experience it's
something I'm very happy I did but I
would never want to do it again
my uncle was killed by a terrorist
organization and I knew at that point
that I wanted to fight against those
type of individuals and so I graduated
from Ranger school in October 23rd of
2009 and just about six weeks later I
was in Afghanistan
growing up in South Shore Long Island
you know you hear about West Point which
is where I was fortunate enough to go to
college I was a junior when 9 11
happened but I distinctly remember being
in class no one was teaching we were
just sitting there watching everyone was
in shock most of the professors there
are active duty military each one had
made a comment to the effect of
you know Cadets we don't know what's
going to happen we don't know what this
means but your nation's going to call on
you to go to go serve I never thought
I'd stay in for 10 years but I enjoyed
it very much so and it was the best job
I've ever had in my life and likely
we'll ever have so I look back on it
with just the Fondest Memories
10 second trivia what are Saturn's rings
believed to be made of rock and Ice gas
and iron Palladium and Ash or copper
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according to NASA the rings around
Saturn are composed of rock and ice
could Saturn's iconic Rings be
disappearing NASA's Cassini Mission
orbited Saturn between 2004 and 2017 and
a new study is revealing fresh insights
into when they might vanish the data
suggests that Saturn's rings Are Young
by Celestial body standards that is
possibly a few hundred million years old
and researchers estimate the Rings will
only be around for another few hundred
million more some astronomers have
argued that Saturn's bright icy Rings
might be younger than expected because
they haven't been eroded or darkened by
interactions with meteoroids across
billions of years
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the city of Kyle asking everyone named
Kyle to rise up for a record largest
same name Gathering well that's today's
story getting a 10 out of 10. piles of
Kyle's from Miles and Miles even Canada
gathering in the tiny Texas City
1490 of them well Kyle be darned they
missed the Guinness World Record set by
2 325 Ivins in Bosnia and Herzegovina in
2017 still huge salute to all of you and
hope it wasn't too confusing anytime
someone shouted hey Kyle speaking of
shout outs I am so grateful to all of
you teachers administrators parents and
students like our friends at Mr Cummings
class at Marsh Creek in Downingtown PA
thank you for making me part of your day
and thanks to my team Jeremy Jer Bear
Jackie Jocelyn Nader Sophie McKenna and
Maya you all work so hard to make this
show the best 10 minutes in news for all
of you we're going to miss you so we're
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to all of you and especially all of our
seniors out there go and be great
remember greatness isn't just innate
it's something you cultivate outwork
everyone every single day I'm koi wire
this is CNN 10 you are more powerful
than you know it's been a blessing to
spend this season with you
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