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it's the next day of the week and it's
the best day of the week Friday it's
Friday November 10th I'm Coy wire this
is cnn1 and before we have some fun we
start today with our ongoing coverage of
the conflict between Israel and Hamas
we're giving you not one but two quick
one minute reports that dive into
different as ects of this story first up
Hamas tunnels Israel Defense Forces are
continuing their bombardment and
invasion of Gaza saying one of their
intentions is to destroy the
infrastructure that allows Hamas the
militant fundamentalist Islamic
organization to launch its attacks that
infrastructure is largely made up of
what Israel says are hundreds of
kilometers of tunnels that Hamas has
spent years building underneath the
city's streets in Gaza Israel calls it
the Gaza Metro in 2018 CNN got a rare
Glimpse inside these tunnels in the
footage you're seeing now for more on
this vast underground Network we turn to
our Orin
liberman the Israeli military controls
the air and says they've encircled Gaza
City on the ground but underneath the
surface Hamas still has the
advantage Israel is going after hamas's
underground
infrastructure this Soldier shows an
electrical system he says is used to
circul air underground the IDF says it
has destroyed 130 tunnel shafts since
the start of the war that's just a small
fraction of what's known as gaza's Metro
Israel says there are hundreds of
kilometers of tunnels below Gaza in 2018
CNN was given an exclusive look at a
Palestinian Islamic Jihad tunnel inside
Gaza its concrete walls creating a
durable underground maze that favors the
defender tunnels can pose problems for
even Advanced
militaries but Israel faces an even
great greater challenge Hamas is
believed to be holding many of the
approximately 240 hostages underground
possibly in different groups now for our
next quick minute as Israel moves
further into Gaza residents are fleeing
South as they walk they wave White Flags
a symbol that for centuries signals that
the flag bearer is not fighting the
Hamas controlled Health Ministry said
this week that more than 10,000 people
have been killed in Gaza with that
number largely made up of vulnerable
population including more than 4,000
children 2600 women and 600 elderly
these numbers cannot be independently
verified though by CNN with more on the
residents of Gaza we turn now to our
Sama abdalaziz
taking only what they can carry families
are fleeing Gaza
City they wave White flags made of
anything they can
find and as the sounds of War Echo
around them they signal yet again that
they are
Innocents the Israeli military has been
calling for weeks on all those living in
the northern part of the strip to move
southwards most recently opening what it
called safe corridors for limited
Windows of time pushing thousands here
to salahadin Street where evacuees
describe a harrowing
Journey the only way to reach the route
is by foot or by cart for those who can
find
room there was Heavy shelling on our
neighborhood and we were forced to flee
we have to use these donkey carts
because there's no fuel he says they cut
everything off to force us out of our
homes the UN calls this Exodus forcible
displacement and accuses Israel of the
collective punishment of some 2 million
people let's turn now to space where
Japanese scientists are thinking about
our Rising space waste problem
researchers at Kyoto University in Japan
are building wooden satellites hoping to
soon send them into space why would not
the usual metal well when satellites are
no longer in use they come back into
Earth's atmosphere where they break up
into metallic particles that litters the
layer of the Earth we call the
stratosphere that's the second
atmospheric layer of Earth that rises
anywhere from six to 12 miles above the
Earth's surface depending on where you
are on the equator and we're getting a
lot of space debris in 2021 we sent up
nearly 1,400 satellites into space with
Scientists worried that this future
satellite trash if you will could damage
the ozone the kyotto university
researchers say wooden satellites can
hold up to metal ones because there's no
oxygen in space that can break down the
wood but when the satellite has run its
course and it starts rapidly descending
back towards Earth poof they just turn
into gas they tested three types of wood
so far with the Japanese big leaf
magnolia coming up as the winner so far
if all goes well we might just see a
prototype in space next year 10-second
trivia which basketball star holds the
all-time Three-Point Contest record for
Point scored in a single round Steph
Curry Sabrina ycu Diana terasi or Larry
Bird
Co in July of this year WNBA star
Sabrina yonescu broke Steph Curry's
record by hitting 25 of 27
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three-pointers for today's story getting
a 10 out of 10 we're getting secrets of
success from one of the hardest working
most focused people you could ever meet
WNBA Superstar Sabrina ycu plays for the
New York Liberty and she's set to
represent Team USA at the Olympics in
259 days I caught up with her at
practice this week to ask some questions
just for you what's up lovely people I'm
here at practice for Team USA with Team
USA and WNBA Superstar Sabrina unesc and
we are going to learn some tips and
tools for Success from the goat all
right here we go what type of challenges
did you face growing up and how did
those adversities shape you into the
person you are today there's just so
many but you know I would say one is is
not listening to people telling you what
you should and shouldn't be um from a
young age especially being a girl in
sports everyone didn't think I belonged
and didn't think that I should be
playing but um I really didn't listen to
the outside noise of what people thought
and I really just believed in the dreams
that I had and worked really hard at
getting to where I'm at today and I'm
really thankful for that what would you
say is the secret to success just being
the best version of yourself um
committing you know yourself to working
really hard and not letting um you know
the outside noise creep in and comparing
yourself to other people but just
running your own race you're a Superstar
athlete but in school coool how
important was education and focusing on
studying hard and getting good grades it
was everything um being educated is is a
big part of your role as um a
professional athlete being able to talk
and and have the knowledge of
understanding what's going on in the
world and how you can make it a better
place and so um school has always been
super important to me I was able to get
a master's in college and graduate with
that and so that was always at the
Forefront of what I wanted to accomplish
I love that all right we're going to
have a little bit of fun now do you have
any hidden talent like I can say the
alphabet backwards really fast Z YX WT
SRQ p m l KJ I DV D CB
a I'm ambidextrous really yes but that's
not as cool as
that so you can like do you trade off
like do you eat food sometimes with your
left and right everything both yeah just
natural gift or did you work on that um
I think naturally but I've also worked
on it love it yes all right you heard it
here keep shining everyone remember stay
humble stay hungry I'm Ki wire I'm ser
escu and we are CNN 10 my goodness from
Japan to China India Egypt the Middle
East to the moon and infinity and beyond
we've been everywhere this week we've
learned a lot laughed a little and we
showed a whole lot of love shout out to
the Cougars of Sutton Middle School in
Atlanta Georgia it was so awesome
visiting your school this week and
meeting some of you rise up we are also
showing love today to the
Bulldogs a bullet school in pomac
Maryland from me and my team keep
shining Superstars remember you are more
powerful than you know I'm KY wire this
is CNN 10 it's been a blessing to spend
this week with
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