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What's up, sunshine? Happy Friday. Yay.

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I am here in sunny Irvine, California,

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where I just caught up with the US men's

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World Cup team ahead of their tournament

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debut. The excitement is kicking. More

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on that in a minute. But first, let's

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get you your news for Friday, June 12th.

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NASA is preparing to return man to the

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moon for the first time in more than 50

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years with a series of historic Artemis

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missions. Turns out shoot for the moon

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isn't just some motivational poster

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advice. And now we know who will take

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part in the next mission. The space

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agency has revealed the four astronauts

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who will take part in Artemis 3, a

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planned two-week flight which will test

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out various technologies ahead of a

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return to the lunar surface. Our Pete

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Montine has more on the historic mission

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and the crew behind it. This is a huge

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announcement uh from NASA about these

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four astronauts. They have whittleled

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this down from an astronaut core of

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about 40 uh mostly men although a lot of

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women involved. Uh this is an allmale

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crew. Andre Douglas, mission specialist,

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his first uh mission as part of a NASA

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astronaut crew. Uh US Coast Guard uh

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veteran. Uh first European uh to make a

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moon mission. Uh Luca Pararmatano got a

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very emotional and choked up. ex-Italian

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Air Force. Uh, and then we also heard

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from Frank Rubio, ex- Army pilot, uh,

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who is the mission specialist, one of

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two on this flight, and then commander

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Randy Breznik, ex United States Marine

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Corps Colonel. Want you to hear from

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them here. Uh, this was a quite surprise

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announcement. There was so much

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speculation online about who NASA would

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announce as part of this crew. Would

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there be a return of the four Artemis 2

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astronauts as part of this? That did not

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happen. We've seen an entirely new uh

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cadre of astronauts here for this

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Artemis 3 mission. Want you to listen to

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what they said in their remarks.

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>> So, Mom, thank you so much for believing

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in me. For believing in me this whole

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time, all these years.

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>> Wow is the right word. What an

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incredible blessing and an honor it is

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to be standing here representing all of

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you.

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>> I'm honored by the the role that I've

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been given. I'm also very humbled by the

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task in front of us and every single

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person in NASA, issa, our industry

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partners, our international partners

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whose blood, sweat, and tears. Okay,

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hopefully not blood and very few tears

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um but their collective effort will lift

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all of us up on that SLS rocket when we

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hit launch day and carry us through the

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mission. The astronauts did a literal

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handing of the baton from the Artemis 2

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crew to the Artemis 3 crew. This mission

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is a huge lynch pin, really the keystone

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uh to getting us to the moon again. Now

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to some fascinating new photos from far

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beyond the moon. This incredible site

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was captured by one of the world's most

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powerful telescopes. Scientists at

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Hawaii's Gemini Observatory snapped this

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pic of NGC514,

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nicknamed the Crystal Ball Nebula. Its

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unique nickname comes from its binary

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star system, which is two stars that

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formed around the same time and orbit

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each other. The stunning scene is

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actually the result of one of the stars

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uh shedding its layers as it dies,

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eventually becoming a white dwarf. And

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although crystal balls are normally

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known, of course, for telling the

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future, this one gives us a glimpse into

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the cosmic past. This nebula lies about

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1,500 light years from Earth. A

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lightyear measures how far light can

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travel in one year, roughly 5.8 8

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trillion miles. That means the light

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emitted in this photo took 1,500 years

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to reach us. Imagine taking a selfie and

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waiting 1500 years for it to arrive. Pop

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quiz hot shot. What was Pixar Animation

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Studios first featurelength film? A

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Bug's Life, Monsters, Inc., Finding

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Nemo, or Toy Story?

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If you said Toy Story, you've got a

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friend in me. Toy Story was released in

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1995, and it wasn't just Pixar's first

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movie. It was the first fully computer

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animated film ever.

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Maybe you've already heard the buzz.

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Buzz Lightyear and the gang are back.

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Toy Story 5 hits theaters next week, and

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one of the world's most famous car

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companies is taking the hype to infinity

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and beyond. Porsche and Pixar have

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teamed up to create a trio of custom

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cars celebrating three of the film's

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most beloved characters, proving that

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eventually even toys grow up and get

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expensive tastes. Bespoke 911s made

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their red carpet debut at the film's

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world premiere this week. We're talking

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one-of-a-kind details like a Buzz

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Lightyear body kit, a woody themed denim

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paint job, and a custom Jesse inspired

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cowgirl interior. Yee-haw. If you want

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to get your hands on one, you're in

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luck. The toy rific trio being sold to

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benefit charities. Good cars for a good

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cause. The World Cup is returning to a

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very different America than the one that

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visited here when it was last hosted in

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1994. The biggest difference isn't the

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stadiums, it's the people filling them.

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Crowds are bigger, passion is louder,

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soccer IQ is higher, and the

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expectations for this team are rising

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faster than the blood pressure and

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stoppage time. As for the players, in

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'94, 14 didn't even have pro clubs. US

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soccer had to actually pay players just

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so they could train together. No MLS, no

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soccer specific stadiums, no generation

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of kids growing up watching American

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stars compete at some of Europe's most

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storied clubs. The kids who grew up with

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World Cup dreams are now living in one

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right here on home soil.

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>> You know, we already believe we can win

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and and we're a we're a hungry

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competitive group of guys. If you string

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enough uh together enough wins and and

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good performances,

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uh you know, the the stars are the

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limit.

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>> We believe collectively that we can do

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something really special to to change uh

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yeah, soccer in this country forever.

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>> We're looking forward to going out there

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and making the nation proud. I think on

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the outside, people maybe would doubt us

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in a sense, but um why not us?

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>> Now, the US haven't reached a World Cup

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quarterfinal since 2002, but this group

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known as America's golden generation

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believes this tournament can be a soccer

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moment. that changes how a country sees

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the game. And if you spend any time

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around this team, you'll quickly learn

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they don't exactly lack confidence or

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personality. We caught up with them to

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ask about it. Fearless and ambitious. Um

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I think we have so many guys that have

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that national team experience. Um and

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we're just trying to take this team to

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the next level now. Fun, hardworking, um

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dedicated.

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>> It's really just a tight-knit family.

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And you know, hopefully we can just

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translate that to the pitch and uh take

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care of business.

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>> All right, you have to see this. While

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the team was preparing for the biggest

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tournament of their lives, the squad was

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locked into the dramatic finish of game

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four of the NBA finals. Tyler Adams is a

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diehard Knicks fans. He and some of the

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other players bouncing off the couches

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like kids on a trampoline after too much

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birthday cake. You would have thought

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they just scored a World Cup winner. Now

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they are hoping to create that same kind

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of chaos for the rest of the country.

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America's World Cup journey begins

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tonight against Paraguay right here in

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Los Angeles. And if this team has

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anything to say about it, the party

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might just be getting started.

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All right, today's story getting a 10

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out of 10 proves kindness can spread

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faster than the latest viral dance

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trend. A stranger in Mville, Tennessee,

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helped generate a small fortune for an

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elderly woman. 21-year-old Brooklyn

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Green, posted this video on Tik Tok,

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questioning why an 85-year-old woman,

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Mary Aaron, a movie theater employee,

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was still hauling trash at her age.

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>> I thought maybe we could donate. We

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could get $500 and I could go and just

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give her a little tip and say, "I hope

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this goes towards your retirement."

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>> Well, it's overwhelming to say the very

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least. We're all human beings on the one

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face of Earth, and so we just need to

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help if we have the opportunity. The

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initiative went viral and has already

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raised more than $146,000.

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That's enough to make jaws drop faster

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than they do for movie premiere popcorn.

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All right, an example of how sometimes

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social media can be used for good,

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right? And there is power in numbers. We

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have two shoutouts for you today on this

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Friday. Yay. First up, Miss Lauren at

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Montgomery Academy in Basking Ridge, New

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Jersey. Thank you for making us a part

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of your day. And this one goes to

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Highline Big Picture Middle School in

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Birian, Washington. Thank you for

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subscribing to our YouTube channel. Uh,

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this is our last full week before our

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summer break. Class dismissed, but

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curiosity, that's a year- round

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assignment. So, our CNN 10 summer Friday

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episodes start next week. We'll whip you

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through 10 minutes of stories to get you

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caught up each and every week. Play that

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Friday music, nod air. Go out, make the

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most of this summer. Set some goals.

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Have some fun. Get some exercise. Get

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some rest and most importantly, shine

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bright. You never know when or how, but

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you may be the spark of joy someone

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needs. You are more powerful than you

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know. See you next Friday. I'm Koi Wire

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and we are CNN 10.

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