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what's up sunshine hope you had an
awesome weekend and you're getting
closer to your goals if it feels like
you're not this motivation Monday
remember this tough times make us
tougher flowers that can Thrive growing
up through cracks in a drive are better
equipped to survive than those growing
on countrysides we gain strength through
our struggles I'm Coy wire this is CNN
10 and we start today with The Latest
Scoop from Hollywood the actor strike is
over ending in historic 118 day strike
that put a pause on TV production messed
with movie releases and basically shut
down a huge portion of the entertainment
industry at the heart of it all was the
looming threat of artificial
intelligence potentially taking jobs but
now Hollywood Studios and the whopping
160,000 actors represented by the SAG
Afra Union well if shaking hands on a
new three-year contract that the union
is calling an extraordinary billion
dooll deal with pay bumps AI protections
and streaming bonuses and improved
benefits the actors first walked off
July 14th with the Writers Guild Union
the writers sorted out their issues back
in September but production remained
halted while the actors kept the picket
line goings trying to hash out their
contract details so it looks like it'll
be lights camera action once again in
Hollywood here's our Brian Todd with
with more on the AI and other concerns
that led to the strike in the first
place and how it all got sorted
out for nearly four months stars like
Jessica Chastain Bob Odenkirk and others
walked the picket lines with their
lesser known colleagues during an actor
strike that raised serious questions
about whether the movie and TV industry
as we know it could
survive but tonight A sigh of relief
Hollywood actors have reached a
tentative agreement with the major film
and TV studios to end the strike there
is so much language in this contract
that covers so much new ground that has
never been in any other contract before
specific terms of the deal were not
disclosed and it still has to be
ratified by the actors union members but
according to a statement released by The
Union the deal will give actors the
famous and obscure a historic pay
increase you have to remember sag after
represents 160,000 workers and these are
not necessarily big-time Rich actors a
lot of these folks are just starting out
and living paycheck to paycheck the
agreement also gives actors better
residuals for streaming programs but at
the center of the strike was the use of
artificial intelligence which Hollywood
actors and writers have feared could
someday replace them or at least part of
their work the deal calls for actors to
be able to have consent and compensation
when an AI likeness of them is used
they're intended to be protections that
not only will make sure that our members
have the right to control the use of
their image and likeness today but as
the technology develops and grows in the
industry we continue to provide them
with that kind of control and it's so
essential because it's really their
Persona that's being
used the actors and writers walkouts the
first time both entities had been on
strike simultaneously in more than 60
years proved incredibly costly over the
course of the last 6 months in September
California governor Gavin Nome estimated
the lost for his State's economy was
more than $5 billion while the actors
are getting historically higher pay with
this new deal one industry analyst says
there could be less work overall to go
around for them in the future because he
expects the studios and streaming
services might start to reduce the
numbers of TV shows and movies they
order to save money next up a story
you're going to Lava an underwater
volcano erupted off the coast of Japan
to form the world's newest island formed
on October 30th it's about 100 m in
diameter reaches as high as 20 M
according to the Japan meteorological
agency there has been increased
underwater volcanic activity in this
area in recent years but the agency says
the formation of this new island is
significant it popped up along the
Japanese archipelago or group of islands
about 750 miles south of Japan in the
Pacific Ocean only half a mile though
from the Japanese island of iima it
doesn't have a name yet so what would
you call it 10c trivia Veterans Day
began with an observance that marked the
end of wet War US Civil War World War I
World War II or Vietnam
War the holiday observed on November 11
recalls armus day which marked the end
of World War
I now for a salute to the Troops
Veterans Day in the US is a Federal
holiday dedicated to rec recognizing the
current and former members in all
branches of the US military it honors
the countless women and men who've
served in sacrifice for the greater good
of all of us for the nation the holiday
is observed on November 11th each year
regardless of the day of the week this
year it was Saturday many schools across
the states though had Friday off to
honor the occasion in recognition of all
who've served CNN 10 is going to give a
Salute by exploring the 24 note bugle
call referred to as taps is considered
the nation's national anthem of
remembrance of all the military bugle
calls none is more easily recognized
more apt to evoke emotion than the bugle
call Taps Taps is our national song of
remembrance it's a bugle call that was
started during the Civil War and is
actually started as a lights out call
but today is used as a final farewell to
our military
personnel
my name is Yari vinoa I am currently the
uh president of TAPS for veterans a
nonprofit organization that helps
provide live bugers for military
funerals Taps for veterans came about uh
because we saw a need for live bugers at
military funerals in the late
1990s a lot of the military bands were
being downsized and because of that uh
there was a lack of military bugers
available to play at funerals the
electronic bugler has taken precedence
over a live musician and this is
something that we thought we could
address and something that we could do
better we could have a live bugler that
was the impetus for forming Taps for
veterans we thought that it would be
great to honor all veterans with a live
performance of TAPS and setting up a
system whereby a family in need could
reach out to us on our website and and
get a bugler so that we could honor that
veteran we have well over 12200 bugers
around the country who are willing to
step up and serve the emotion of a
person playing it the the music coming
from their heart you know that's goes
through the tubing out that's out to the
people hearing it is really important um
a live performance is just
so so much preferable over than a
recorded one I mean no one wants to go
to a Symphony Hall and uh sit and listen
to a recording of a symphony they want
to see and hear the live musicians
playing that we understand how important
it is to to have the the recording but
it's really important and Paramount that
a live bug bugler be used especially
when you have one who's there willing to
give their services to honor that
veteran and at the bottom line that's
what it's all all about honoring that
veteran for his his or her service to
our
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country today's story getting a 10 out
of 10 is one that I could talko about
all day long Longwood Florida Nicole
Castro and family could barely wait for
45 bucks worth of Taco Bell being
delivered but a big old burrito loving
black bear barreled it way to the Bounty
and broke away with a baggage before
they could snag it the bear was
estimated to be between 300 and 400
pounds that was not your food bear and
we've got two special shout outs on the
YouTube version of our show today we are
going to be showing love to Union City
Middle School and High School in Union
City Tennessee let's go and nickolette
Middle School in Burnsville Minnesota
shine bright let's do this again
tomorrow shall we I'm I'm KY wire and we
are CNN
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