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hello sunshine rise up it's Friday best
day of the week I'm KY wire this is CNN
10 the best 10 minutes in news because
of you thanks for making me part of your
day let's get you your headlines first a
lawsuit between two Tech Giants on
Wednesday Yelp filed an Anti-Trust
lawsuit against Google the local
business reviews platform is alleging
that Google used its dominance to
manipulate search results and promote
its own local offerings in early August
a federal judge ruled that Google has an
illegal Monopoly on search a decision
that has the potential to change both
Google and how millions of people access
information online Wednesday's Yelp
lawsuit is the first since that ruling a
Google spokesperson responded in a
statement saying quote yelp's claims are
not new similar claims were thrown out
years ago on other aspects of the
decision to which Yelp refers we are
appealing Google will vigorously defend
against yelp's meritless claims unquote
and the Centers for Disease Control and
prevention want the public to remember
there's a leria outbreak and to avoid
eating recalled deli meats leria the
third leading cause of foodborn illness
in the United States is a bacteria that
can spread easily on surfaces and it
doesn't die from Refrigeration this
current outbreak is the largest in the
nation since 2011 in Late July bores
head recalled more than 7.2 million
pounds of liver worst and other deli
meats but the CDC says at least a dozen
more cases of leria have been reported
since then so far reports show a total
of 57 people have been hospitalized
across 18 states nine people have died
but the CDC says the number of cases is
likely higher than that most people have
reported becoming sick from eating
turkey or liver worst some have reported
ham was the culprit other recall
products include baloney sausage and
roasted bacon the CDC is asking
customers to check their kitchen and
make sure there are no recalled products
they say to look specifically for est1
12612 or P1
12612 inside the USDA Mark of inspection
on labels now we traveled to Namibia
which is in the midst of the worst
drought in 100 years as a result about
half the population of the country an
estimated 1.4 million people are
expected to face high levels of acute
food insecurity in reaction the
government has come up with an unlikely
solution killing hundreds of wildlife to
provide food for hungry people is still
a controversial move that may anger
conservationists but Namibia sees this
as a necessary evil the ministry of
environment calling it a sustainability
intervention these animals will die
anyway because of the effects of the
drought there the worst in 100 years the
government of Namibia was forced to
declare a state of emergency in May as
more than half of the population could
face acute food insecurity that is why
the ministry of environment is
contributing these animals as part of
the drought relief program by the
government 723 Wildlife from 83
elephants 60 buffalos 30 hippos 300
zebras 100 blue wilderbeast 15 palas and
100 elands have been eaed for this more
than 150 animals have already been
killed providing more than 125,000
pounds of gay meat to those that need it
especially in rural parts of Namibia the
drought here has been caused by the ELO
weather phenomenon which has led to
limited rainfall but also the bigger
picture here is because of the effects
of climate change the climate crisis is
hitting southern Africa especially hard
right now so that is a backdrop for this
controversial move that the namian
government says will also help reduce
human Wildlife conflict because of the
drought limited water limited grazing
lands has led to some deadly human
Wildlife conflict and they're hoping
this helps alleviate some of that as
well Pop Quiz hot shot in the northern
hemisphere the first day of fall occurs
on which of these vernal equinox summer
solstice aumo liquinox or winter
solstice happening on September 22nd
this year the automnal Equinox marks the
first day of fall for those living above
the
equator all right you're going to have
your pumpkin spice latte you can have
your football and all the other fun fall
festivities but we might have to hold
off on welcoming the actual fall weather
the climate Prediction Center just
issued its forecast for the fall and
it's looking unusually warm across the
US this summer is expected to be the
hottest on record for nearly 100 cities
in the US including Las Vegas Phoenix
and Washington DC and while fall
technically starts on September 22nd the
heat isn't likely going anywhere there
may be small pockets of cool here and
there but especially in the southern
Rockies the South and on the East Coast
higher than average temperatures will
persist through November question for
you how many stars do you think you can
see when you look up at the nighttime
sky now a lot of that would be depend on
where you live there tends to be a
pretty big difference between urban
areas and more rural areas that don't
have the same levels of man-made light
pollution well one city in Arizona
Flagstaff is looking to change all of
that and become a destination for
astrotourism the practice of traveling
to view objects and events that happen
in
space for thousands of years humans have
gazed upon the Milky Way with awe and
wonder but for nearly 80% of Americans
the Timeless beauty of the night sky is
hidden because of human-made light
pollution this bright star here is Vega
wow in a pristine dark sky you can see
about 4500 stars on any given night in a
place like Atlanta or Phoenix that
numberers
35 in 2001 Flagstaff Arizona was recogn
ized as the world's first International
Dark Sky City for its efforts to
preserve the night sky thanks in part to
the city's Innovative work with outdoor
lighting we don't allow too much light
to go into the sky we have fixtures that
have full cut off shielding so it all
goes to the ground we regulate uh the
wavelength of light you'll see that most
of the street lighting is Amber and that
scatters Less in our sky but flagstaff's
dark sky designation isn't the only
reason it's become a hub for
astrotourism oh you can see right where
the astronauts would be sitting cool you
good with a selfie dude less than an
hour away you can visit the bearinger
crater where NASA once trained
astronauts to land on the moon makes you
kind of feel small and at the Lowel
Observatory you can gaze at the heavens
through a giant 128 year-old
telescope wow can I move this thing oh
yeah
that inspiration from the night sky
leads to poetry and art and music and
dance so many different things in
cultures throughout the world it all
connects to this wonder that we get out
under a truly dark sky
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all right here we go today's story
getting a 10 out of 10 is
odor puppy perfume y'all the high-end
fashion house Dolce and gabana just
released perfume specifically for pets a
bottle of Fifi named after Dominico
dolce's dog costs 109 bucks it includes
some doggy swag a DG collar and tag now
the company says the scent includes a
touch of musk and undertones of
Sandalwood sounds like a fetching smell
but clearly this is for the dog's
parents if it were about making
something that the dogs like You' just
rub some peanut butter bacon or beef
jerky on them all right I'll smell you
later but before I sign off got to give
a shout out Bader South Middle School in
Bader Illinois go on bucks rise up no
show on Monday for Labor Day so let's
cue that Friday music not air hope you
have a nice long weekend remember let
your light shine you are more powerful
than you know I'm kyi wire It's been a
blessing to spend this week with you
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