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What's up sunshine? Koi wire here with

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your daily 10 minutes of news where we

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simply tell you the what, letting you

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decide what to think. Today we have a

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toxic chemical tank in Southern

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California that has officials racing

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against the clock. Then I sit down with

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legendary swimmer Michael Phelps for a

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heartfelt chat this mental health

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awareness month. And later we're headed

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deep into the heart of Texas where

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nearly 300 rescued pigs are something

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you have to see. CNN 10 starts now. We

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do begin in Southern California where

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crews are scrambling to prevent an

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overheating chemical tank from

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triggering a disaster movie level

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nightmare. Emergency officials say

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soaring temperatures inside the tank

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could cause a dangerous rupture,

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releasing thousands of gallons of

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methylmethylryate,

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a toxic industrial chemical, into the

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air. More than 50,000 people have now

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been ordered to evacuate parts of Orange

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County. Our Veronica Miracle has more on

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the effort to prevent a potentially

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catastrophic explosion. Hi, Veronica.

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>> Ky, we finally got some good news. After

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authorities were working around the

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clock all night, they found that a crack

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inside of this pressurized tank has been

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releasing pressure. And what that means

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is that a massive explosion is off the

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table. That is the good news. Now, the

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threat is still not over because this

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tank has a very toxic chemical inside

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known as MMA, and that could still

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explode. A smaller explosion, but it

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could still happen. Right now, they're

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trying to mitigate the risk and see what

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exactly is happening inside the tank.

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They believe that it's possible that the

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chemical could be solidifying, which is

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also good news because the temperature

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inside the tank is going down. At last

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check, it was about 93° where they

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really wanted it as is at 85°. So,

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authorities are going to continue to

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monitor this. Evacuations have not yet

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decreased. 50,000 people are still under

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evacuation orders and so there is still

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risk to life and property here in case

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anything happens and they want to make

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sure that everything is safe before they

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let people come back to their homes. So

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many people have been affected this

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Memorial Day weekend. They've been

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forced out of their homes and forced to

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go into hotels and evacuation centers,

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but authorities say they're going to be

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giving us an update soon and they hope

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to let people back home as soon as it is

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safe. Back to you, Coy. The racing world

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is grieving NASCAR icon Kyle Bush. Bush

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died suddenly last week at just 41 years

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old. Severe pneumonia progressed into

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sepsis, a bodywide response to infection

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that can cause serious, often fatal

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organ and tissue damage. Across 22

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seasons, Bush racked up more wins across

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NASCAR's top three series than anyone

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ever. He was scheduled to race in the

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Coca-Cola 600 last weekend, but the race

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transformed into a memorial service with

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nearly 95,000 fans saying bye to one of

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the fiercest competitors the sport has

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known. Before the race, his family laid

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flowers on his number eight in the

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infield. His team announced his number

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would be retired until his son Brexton

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is old enough to chase the family legacy

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himself.

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Pop quiz hot shot. What swimming stroke

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is Olympian Michael Phelps especially

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known for? Butterfly, freestyle,

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backstroke, or side stroke?

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If you said butterfly, spread your

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wings. Phelps has won 11 Olympic medals

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in butterfly, nine of them gold. With 23

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golds overall, he's the most decorated

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Olympian of all time.

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When people think of Michael Phelps,

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they think gold medals, world records,

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and dominance in the pool unlike

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anything swimming has ever seen. But

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behind the smiles and medals was a man

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silently battling anxiety and severe

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depression. Now during mental health

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awareness month, the 23 time Olympic

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gold medalist is speaking out with

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remarkable honesty, hoping his story

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helps others feel less alone. Here's

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part of my conversation with the GOAT.

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You've won more gold medals than anyone

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in Olympic history, but you've also said

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that some of your toughest battles

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happened far away from the pool. When

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you look back now, what do you wish

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younger Michael understood about mental

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health?

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>> You know, I love getting that question

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and it hasn't changed and and it's

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nothing because I think what I've gone

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through myself personally has allowed me

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to learn more about who I am as a human.

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Um, and and yeah, has that been

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challenging at times and uncomfortable

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at times? Of course. But, you know,

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again, like for me, I I'm more

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comfortable being my authentic self and

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living my life how I want to live.

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>> Was there a specific moment where you

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realized if I speak up, maybe I can help

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other people do the same?

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>> Um, I honestly think it's it's really

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when I got to that point of not wanting

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to be alive. Um, you know, for me, I

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think once I got to that point, I was

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like, okay, something is wrong. I need

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to ask for help. And that was the first

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time that I ever asked for help. Um

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because I I just didn't know what to do.

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Uh so I got help and then I think at

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that point um for me just being able to

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find that kind of ground to stand on and

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be okay sharing the stories that I talk

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about um because you know being able to

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see my Olympic brothers and sisters,

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they were going through the same thing.

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>> Mental health awareness month, your

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foundation is doing such incredible

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work. So when you see the lives you're

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impacting, how does that compare to all

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the medals in the record books?

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>> One in every three high schoolers

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reported that their mental health was

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not good for the most part, right? So at

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that point, what are we doing more for

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that? How can we offer more things? And

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for me, when I look at where our

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foundation started to where it is now,

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right, we started back in 2008 where it

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was strictly just a learn uh learn to

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swim. Um, I got a million dollars from a

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bonus from a an old sponsor and I

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instantly put it into starting that.

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Gradually over time, we developed a

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mental health component.

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>> I'm a dad of four boys and yes, I still

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am who I am. Water safety is very

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important in the Phelps household.

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>> And for me, it's really cool to say that

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we're one of three foundations out there

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that combined water safety and mental

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health. And for me, you know, when I go

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back to what I went through as a kid,

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right? and what I'm going through now in

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therapy, you know, I'm learning that

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water safety and mental mental health,

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they really are handinand. Like for me,

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if I'm in a bad space and therapy

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doesn't help and my checklist doesn't

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help, I can literally just jump in the

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swimming pool and swim for 500 yards.

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And for those who don't know, that's

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like a 40th of what I would do for a

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practice and that would make me feel 10

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times better, right? So, it's some of

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these small things. I truly think by

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body mind awareness there's so much

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connection um and it's so powerful that

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May is is uh water safety month and

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mental health awareness month um but for

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me again it's it's just trying to spread

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this message u you know this is

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something obviously it's very passionate

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for me um we're trying to empower lives

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in and out of the water and if we can do

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that for me I'm winning right that's way

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way better than winning a gold medal

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>> this last one rapid rapid fire inside

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the mind of Michael Phelps. Most

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ridiculous superstition that you had

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before races.

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>> Nothing. I guess the only thing that I

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did that that people thought I was doing

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on purpose to kind of mess with them was

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my arm slap. That was something I did as

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an 11-year-old kid, 8, you know,

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10-year-old kid throughout my whole

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entire career. It was just a way for me

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to kind of get loose. And there were

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people that thought I was doing it to

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try to play mind games on them, but no,

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I'm not I'm not like that. What is uh

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harder workout, training for the

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Olympics or chasing your kids around the

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house?

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>> Any kind of sports games in the

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backyard? Because multiple soccer or

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football, I've been down and out for 3

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or 4 days. It does happen. No matter how

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much you work out, no matter how much

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you take care of your body, still kids,

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they don't stop.

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>> Favorite way to decompress mentally

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today.

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>> A lot of people might think I'm crazy,

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but is sitting in a in a in a cold

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plunge. um work on your breathing and

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and that's something how I start my day.

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Uh first thing in the morning, 5 5:15

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every day I'm in there.

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>> Love sharing your story, man. So great

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to catch up with you.

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>> Appreciate it. Always good to see you,

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homie.

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>> Today's story getting a 10 out of 10. A

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rescue sanctuary where life is anything

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but boring. Everything's bigger in

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Texas. That's certainly the case at My

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Pigfilled Life. From piglets to

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potbellies, nearly 300 oinkers call this

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rescue home. This swine subdivision,

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Pork Palace, this ham bassador

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headquarters, founded by Melanie Moro a

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decade ago, has grown into a full-blown

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hog motel.

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>> Everyone knows cats and dogs need

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rescue, but people don't know that many

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pigs do. And that demand is higher.

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>> Outside of her job, Melanie feeds,

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treats, and cares for these hoofed house

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guests. And while minding mud, mess, and

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mountains of pig chow is enough to drive

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anyone hog wild, she says it is worth

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it.

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>> You can look into their eyes and see

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into their soul the sentient nature is

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it's unescribable.

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>> Melanie hopes the rescue can educate

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future owners about caring for pigs and

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keep more animals out of shelters. If

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you live nearby and want help, good

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news. She's always looking for

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volunteers to bring home the bacon.

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Emotionally speaking, of course. Our

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first shout out today goes all the way

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to Mr. Halula at Hong Kong International

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School in Taitam, Hong Kong. Rise up and

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thank you for subscribing and commenting

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on our CNN 10 YouTube channel. And Mrs.

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Mushro at Scots Valley High School in

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California. She's been sharing CNN 10

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with students for more than 15 years.

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And honestly, that means the world to

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us. But she made a point to send us this

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handstitched needle point. You are so

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talented. Honestly, this has us in

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stitches. Make it a terrific Tuesday,

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everyone. We'll see you right back here

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tomorrow. I'm Ky Wire and we are CNN 10.
