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what's up lovely people hope you had an
awesome weekend I got to carve some
pumpkins I got to meet some of you like
Rufus and Conrad at the old fourth wart
skate park here in Atlanta tearing It Up
Fall is in the air Halloween is tomorrow
and I'm ready to rock this week with you
I'm Coy wire this is CNN 10 and we do
have to with some heavy news an update
for you out of Israel and Gaza this
weekend Israeli Ground Forces entered
the Gaza Strip in a new phase of
fighting in this three-week old war the
Israel Defense Force or IDF said they're
bringing in infantry armor and engineer
units Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu said this is an all-in attempt
to destroy Hamas and free over 200
hostages the hostages were taken during
the deadly October 7th attack on Israel
by Hamas the militant fundamentalist
Islamic organization operating in West
Bank and Gaza Israel also ramped up air
strikes over the weekend with many
Palestinians saying it was the most
intense destruction seen to this point
on Saturday prime minister Netanyahu
warned of a long and difficult War
ahead our heroic Fighters have won
supreme goal to destroy this murderous
enemy and ensure the existence of our
country we always said never again never
again is now while the IDF says Gins who
had moved South would be in a protected
space the World Health Organization said
communication lines are down making any
further evacuation suggestions or Aid
Impossible on Sunday the Israeli
military says more Aid trucks will enter
Gaza soon many around the world
including Pope Francis are calling for a
ceasefire as Aid agencies say
humanitarian conditions for for those
caught in the crossfire are desperate
and deteriorating as we speak people in
Gaza are dying they are not only dying
from bombs and strike soon many more
will die from the consequences of Siege
imposed on the Gaza strep in a statement
IDF said war planes hit 150 underground
targets Friday and said air strikes and
ground forces are aiming their efforts
at destroying Hamas bases one major area
of concern is that those bases are
extensive throughout civilian areas
often close to or even under homes even
hospitals here's CNN's Tom Foreman to
explain more on Israel's planned attacks
the result of all of this well we've
seen some of the video of that and it's
really quite a sight to see in some
cases whole buildings gone in other
places whole blocks gone the Israelis
have insisted that what they're doing is
trying to Target military assets
although that may include for example
the home of a Hamas leader where there
may be a lot of people involved there's
a hospital in which Hamas says well
that's a hospital the Israelis say yes a
Hamas base hiding in a hospital that
sort of thing going after the entrances
to tunnels the tunnel Network there is a
big deal going after command and control
structures if you look at an overall
satellite map of the area you can see
that in the northern part here this is
where most of this has happened this is
where most of the population lives every
little orange dot there represents one
of the strikes that we know of there's
been talk of Israeli troops coming into
this area as well what it all adds up to
is really as we said at the beginning an
extraordinary military assault on this
area yes Hamas has still tried to fire
some missiles out striking Israel some
of them have struck that seems to be
greatly reduced as this tremendous
military pressure comes into this area
and we wait to see what might come next
this weekend it looked like someone took
a giant bite out of the moon in what's
known as a partial lunar eclipse people
in Europe Africa Asia and Western
Australia saw it best but if you were
here in the US on the eastern coast you
may have spotted it too a lunar eclipse
only happens when we have a full moon we
also call that a hunter moon which may
have gotten its name as it once warned
Hunters to prepare for a cold winter
many of you may remember we learned all
about solar eclipses on CNN 10 a few
weeks ago that's when the moon passes
between the Earth and Sun well for a
lunar eclipse they switch positions can
you guess how here's CNN's Rachel Crane
to help us
out a lunar eclipse is when the moon
passes through the Earth's Shadow this
only occurs during a full moon two
factors decide which of three possible
eclipses the moon will experience the
tilt of the moon's orbit around the
Earth and which of the Earth's two
Shadows the moon falls behind the
Earth's darker inner Shadow is known as
the Umbra and the lighter outer one is
called the
penumbra the penumbral eclipse is when
the moon passes through you guessed it
just the penumbra NASA says this type of
eclipse is so subtle that if you didn't
know it was happening you might not even
notice it a partial eclipse is when the
moon only gets covered by part of the
Earth's umbra so only part of it is
shaded in darkness by the earth a
partial eclipse happens at least twice a
year and then there's the big one the
total lunar eclipse these are rare often
separated by years and require the Moon
Earth and Sun to be in perfect alignment
but don't think this blacks out the moon
as the moon shifts deeper into the Umbra
it takes on a red Hue which is sometimes
called a Blood Moon the Moon turns red
because the atmosphere is filtering out
color at the opposite end of the visible
spectrum the blue light the short
wavelengths of blue don't travel as far
as the long red wavelengths so they
scatter before reaching our eyes leaving
behind the red glow not everyone on
Earth can see a lunar eclipse at at the
same time you'll need to be in an area
facing the moon during the moments it's
shaded by Earth unlike a solar eclipse
you don't need any special equipment to
enjoy a lunar eclipse they're safe to
watch at any stage although a pair of
binoculars might make it more
fun 10-second trivia during which stage
of sleep does most dreaming occur stage
one stage two rem or
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meaning rapid eye movement REM sleep is
the Deep Sleep phase where the brain is
most
active ah to nap or not to nap that is
the next question sometimes we just feel
like we need a midday Slumber right or
maybe a lot of times we feel that way of
course there is a time and a place for
everything don't go falling asleep on
your teacher or teachers don't go
falling asleep on your students did you
know that onethird of adults in the
United States take a nap during during
the day that's according to the Pew
Research Center well CNN's Dr Sanjay
Gupta says a little siesta might be more
helpful for our brains than we might
think there's a bunch of experimental
American studies and what they looked at
was essentially whether people who
napped versus didn't nap um had any
cognitive benefits these studies showed
that it looked like people who took a
nap did have better cognitive function
so their thinking skills improved
whether that be things like how quickly
you process things your memory those
sorts of thinking skills so the biggest
takeaway is that we found a very clear
effect of having a regular daytime nap
on the total size of the brain the study
found that people who had regular naps
saw an objective difference in brain
size compared to those who didn't we
know that as we age our brains shrink
and that can be associated with
cognitive decline and what she's
fundamentally saying is that people who
napped regularly in many ways had
younger brains than those who didn't is
there a right length of a nap and is it
possible to sleep or nap too much one of
the issues that that people say often if
you sleep for too long in the day is you
wake up feeling groggy you wake up
feeling worse and that's because you've
gone into deep sleep your brain is
preparing and mimicking that sleep at
night and thinks you're now ready to
sleep for the rest of the day so in
order to avoid that we've been quite
conservative and said well maybe
something up to about 30 minutes
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wake up lovely people it's time for
today's story getting a 10 out of 10
check out this emperor penguin chick
trying to emerge from its shell at
SeaWorld San Diego it has a beak Malou
formation so curators helped it out on
September 12th this tuxedoed baby became
the first emperor penguin to be born at
SeaWorld San Diego in a decade now
that's a penguin the endangered emperor
penguins are are native to anarctica
they can grow to be more than 4 feet
tall and way up to 90 lbs this young is
now growing strong eating lots of fish
even drinking fish milkshakes I always
thought that Penguins ate Iceberg or or
even burritos we hope you have an ice
day we don't know what we do without you
I'm penguin to think that I've uh taken
this puny far enough our first shout out
of the week is going to the Tigers at
Red Oak Junior and Senior High in Red
Oak Iowa it's your moment so own it I'll
leave you with this for those of us out
there feeling a case of the Mondays
remember what happened the last few days
doesn't matter and what may or may not
happen in the days to come doesn't
matter either right here right now that
is where the magic can happen rise up
I'm KY wire and we are CNN
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