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it's your boy Coy happy Thursday or as I
like to say happy Friday Eve we have a
jam-packed show in only 9 minutes and 52
more seconds to do it so let's get to it
we start Today's Show with a touchdown
India touching down on the moon on
Wednesday with its cruelest spacecraft
chandrayan3 India is now just the fourth
country to ever do it it's a phenomenal
feat that only the United States China
and the former Soviet Union have pulled
off as well Russia attempted this exact
Mission just this past weekend but their
craft crashed into the surface of the
Moon this successful Mission could
cement India's one of our planet's
superpowers in space India's craft made
a soft Landing closer to the moon's
South Pole than any other spacecraft in
history and scientists believe the
moon's South Pole holds water deposits
in the form of ice that could be
converted into drinking water for
astronauts or maybe even Rocket Fuel so
there's a possibility that the moon's
South Pole could become a place where
future crude missions could stock up and
travel farther into space
the 2024 presidential election season is
here U.S candidates run for president
every four years so Americans will head
to the polls to cast their vote for
president in November of 2024 but a lot
has to happen before that like
introducing Americans to the candidates
and giving those candidates a chance to
make the case for why they should have
the job one of the most important tasks
before Americans cast a vote for
president is to determine who the
candidates will be that's determined
through the primary elections in most
cases the incumbent president if they
haven't already reached the two-year
limit they will represent their
political party again so in this case
current U.S President Joe Biden will
likely represent the Democratic Party
come election time he announced his bid
for re-election back in April with
President Biden as the presumptive
nominee on the Democratic side much of
the attention this go around will be on
who will become the Republican
Challenger beginning in January
candidates in from the Republican party
will compete against each other in a
primary election to determine who will
hold the nomination but every state
conducts their own primary election and
they don't all do it the same American
politics is dominated by two parties
Republicans and Democrats that means
only two people have any real chance in
the presidential election every four
years if you want to help decide who
those two candidates are the primaries
are your best chance
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it used to be that presidential
candidates were selected at party
conventions it was mostly party members
who selected delegates who went on to a
convention to vote conventions still
happen but they're mostly ceremonial
since primaries have determined every
candidate for more than 50 years here's
where it gets confusing every state
conducts their own primaries and none of
them do it exactly the same they're
spread over the course of months in a
presidential election year which is why
candidates set up camp in early voting
States like Iowa and New Hampshire South
Carolina and Nevada if a candidate banks
on Iowa and doesn't win there they might
have to drop out Democrat Martin
O'Malley suspending his campaign tonight
A surprising finish in New Hampshire can
make a candidate blow up on the other
hand and give them new momentum tonight
we sure showed them what a comeback
looks like
some states like Iowa have caucuses
which are more like neighborhood
meetings than a traditional Primary
people show up and actually Lobby for
their candidates some states have open
primaries meaning anyone can take part
in the primary even if they aren't
registered party members other states
have closed primaries meaning you have
to join the party in order to vote and
some states like California are
experimenting with completely
non-partisan primaries although not at
the presidential level
in a way the 2024 U.S presidential
election season kicked off last night
when the first Republican primary debate
was held in Milwaukee Wisconsin this was
the first major stage for these hopefuls
to speak about their ideas and policies
and a chance for them to make the case
as to why they should become the next
president there were eight candidates
that qualified and attended last night's
debate Florida Governor Ron DeSantis
South Carolina Senator Tim Scott former
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley
entrepreneur of Vivek ramaswamy former
vice president Mike Pence former New
Jersey Governor Chris Christie North
Dakota governor Doug burgum and former
Arkansas governor ASA Hutchinson former
president Donald Trump did not attend
and instead released a pre-recorded
interview you can head to cnn.com for
highlights from the debate and to learn
more about the candidates
10 second trivia when great white sharks
are born they are known as what calves
pups hatchlings or quelts
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raise your hand if you said pups did you
know that from the moment they're born
great white pups are all on their own
this summer Swimmers at beaches Across
America are on the lookout for sharks
with more sharks found along the warmer
Shores on Long Island New York State
Park police they're deploying an army of
drones to monitor them and to help
prevent attacks police gave CNN's Claire
Duffy a Hands-On demonstration at Jones
Beach in Long Island to see how these
drones can help keep swimmers safe
can predict to say whether or not
there's going to be more bytes of shark
attacks but what I can tell you is that
because of the use of drones the more
drones that are flying in the air
there's a more of a chance of seeing
these animals in their natural habitat
summer shark attacks here on Long Island
have prompted a heightened sense of
urgency to keep sharks and swimmers
distant from one another now to New York
where this Drone footage shows about 50
sharks swimming near the beach of a
state park in Long Island that's where
drones like the one that spotted 50
sharks at one beach come in it has
really evolved from search and rescue to
now looking for dangerous marine
Wildlife here at Jones Beach New York
State Park police gave CNN a
demonstration of how itstrone program is
helping to spot sharks before potential
attacks
how you're getting with the Drone a real
Supreme aerial view of what's going on
in real time on the Waterway the Park
police operates a fleet of 19 drones
used by officers here in the mobile
command center as well as lifeguards
this mobile command center that you see
behind us can live stream the videos
that the Drone is looking at in real
time and bringing it back to some of our
police officers so they can communicate
directly with the lifeguards and warn
people in the water early so they can
move out of the water of the way of the
Sharks while shark attacks remain
relatively rare sharks are becoming more
common on Long Island as warmer Waters
in recent years attract more fish and
with more fish come more predators
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so this is the kind of drone that the
lifeguards are using this is exactly
what the lifeguards are using and this
is the one that you said it's around six
thousand correct ma'am so this bundle
case right here is about six thousand
dollars
this is the New York State Park Police
monitoring for sharks isn't the only
thing these drones can do the Drone
Pilots can also equip them with speakers
to communicate with swimmers who might
be lost or disoriented they can even
deploy life-saving devices to swimmers
before lifeguards could get to them
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let's put the cost value here it's
actually cheaper than calling in a
police helicopter but I'm talking about
a quick deployment setting something up
really quick to get a fast situational
awareness of an incident as it's on
falling is invaluable I'm curious what
the public reaction to this has been I
imagine seeing drones flying above you
as sort of something to get used to
people might be hesitant about having
cameras what's the reaction been like
for the most part man it's positive but
also I understand the concern we're on
the street guidelines when we operate in
Flight Insurance it is not used to
surveil the public it is used to keep
them safe it is used for that search and
rescue component
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today's story getting a 10 out of 10. I
guess you could say she's the cleanest
giraffe on the planet because she is
spotless this rare baby giraffe was born
without spots at a Tennessee zoo and the
zoo says that draft experts believe
she's the only solid colored reticulated
giraffe anywhere in the world born July
31st she was already six feet tall but
she'll grow up to 16 to 18 feet at that
point her neck alone will be six feet
long but interestingly we'll only have
seven vertebrae just like us humans you
can help name this lovely little long
neck the bright Zoo Facebook pages
letting people vote on four potential
names until September 4th if I could
choose any name it would be plain Jane
my mom's name is Jane hi Mom time for a
random thought Thursday what word in the
English language actually becomes
shorter when you add two letters to it
hmm any guesses if you know it Shout It
Out answer is sure it becomes shorter
when you add two letters today's special
shout out goes to Willis Junior High
School in Chandler Arizona rise up Chase
those dreams lovely people Hold On Tight
and Never Let Go I believe in you I'm
koi wire and we are CNN 10.
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