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Hello and happy Friday. I'm Natasha Chen

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in for Koiwire who is on a muchdeserved

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summer vacation this week. But no fear,

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I have been keeping a close eye on all

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the important headlines you may have

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missed this week. So let's get you your

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news for this summer Friday, June 26th.

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We begin in Venezuela where recovery

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efforts are underway following a series

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of devastating earthquakes this week. A

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powerful 7.2 magnitude quake struck the

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country's northern coast on Wednesday

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night, followed just 40 seconds later by

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an even larger 7.5 magnitude quake. US

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Geological Survey data shows it was the

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strongest quake to hit the country in

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more than a century. I leaned out onto

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the balcony screaming, "We're trapped.

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We need help. Please, someone come." We

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didn't realize there were two

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aftershocks back to back. We thought it

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had lasted a minute, maybe a minute and

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a half, but it felt endless.

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>> As of this recording, at least 164

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people have died and 971 more have been

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injured. But the complete death toll

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could be much higher given the number of

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collapsed and damaged buildings. A

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nationwide state of emergency has been

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declared and first responders have been

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deployed across the country. US

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the

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US has deployed search and rescue teams

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to assist in those efforts, but severe

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damage to the country's main airport

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could complicate their arrival. This

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disaster comes at a dire time for

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Venezuela, which is still deep in

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political and financial crisis. Its

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economy has been crippled by years of

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hyperinflation. And you may remember, an

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interim government has led the country

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since January when US forces captured

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President Nicolas Maduro. Acting

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President Deli Rodriguez says she is

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coordinating with the International

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Monetary Fund to create an initial $200

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million fund to help rebuild the

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country. Now to the United Kingdom where

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earlier this week, Prime Minister Kier

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Starmer announced his resignation.

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Starmer's announcement followed mounting

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pressure from within his own political

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party and comes just two years into his

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term. Now the UK is bracing for its

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seventh prime minister in just the last

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10 years. Armax Foster has more on what

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led to Starmer's abrupt exit and who

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could replace him.

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>> Two years ago, Kia Starmer walked

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through those black doors with one of

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the biggest mandates in modern British

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history. And yet, Monday morning, he

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announced he was walking back out again

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after losing the support of his

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parliamentary party. That is why I will

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resign as leader of the Labour Party.

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I have spoken to his majesty the king

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this morning to inform him of my

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decisions.

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>> We now come to Andy Burnham.

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>> The man almost certain to replace him.

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Andy Bernham, the former mayor of

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Greater Manchester whose bi-election win

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last Friday dealt the final blow. He now

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had a seat in parliament and an eye on

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something much bigger. where Sama was a

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London lawyer turned party leader,

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Bernham's a political chameleon who

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built his name running Greater

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Manchester, speaking directly to the

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industrial communities that abandoned

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Labor for reform. Whether that's enough

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to win them back is the question his

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party now has to answer.

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As for the man leaving, an emotional

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ending. And when I leave the biggest job

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in the country, I shall spend more time

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on the most important job.

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Being the best husband I can to my

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fantastic wife fig who has been a rock

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by my side through good times and bad.

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And being the best dad I can to my

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beautiful children who are my pride and

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my joy.

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Thank you very much. In a matter of

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weeks, the UK could see its seventh

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prime minister walking through that door

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in 10 years. It's feeling quite

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ordinary. But what's extraordinary is

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that Andy Burnham has only just become

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an MP. We know nothing about his

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national or his international policy.

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He's being crowned. There is no

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opposition. He's been a local politician

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for 10 years. but he is seen as the best

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hope for the Labour Party to try to

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bring some popularity back to number 10.

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>> Elsewhere across Europe, a brutal heat

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wave is fueling life-threatening

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conditions due to a second heat dome in

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just the last few months. Heat domes are

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high pressure systems which trap hot air

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and force it down, similar to the lid on

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a boiling pot. The sweltering conditions

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have obliterated summer temperature

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records, causing heat alerts in more

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than 26 countries. And it's not common

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in Europe to have air conditioning in

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homes and buildings like in the US.

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Spanish officials say at least 212

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people have died due to the heat over

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just the last 4 days. In the UK,

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hundreds of schools have closed or moved

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to half days. And commuters have been

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warned to avoid train. France, which has

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been at the epicenter of this heat wave,

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recorded its hottest day ever this week

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with one city seeing temps of more than

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111° F.

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Cafe.

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>> I came here quickly. I haven't even had

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my coffee this morning. I run here to

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buy an electric fan, maybe an air

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conditioner, but really there aren't any

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left.

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>> The iconic Eiffel Tower was forced to

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close early, and French officials say at

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least 48 drownings have been reported

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across the country in just the last

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week. Some nuclear plants have even had

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to cut output because nearby water

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sources are too warm to cool them. While

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heat domes aren't entirely unusual for

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European summers, scientists say

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humd-driven climate change is

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supercharging their severity. Europe is

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the planet's fastest warming continent,

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heating at around two to three times the

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global average. This year's World Cup

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has had no shortage of historic moments,

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but perhaps the biggest one so far came

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courtesy of the sport's biggest name.

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Argentina's Lionel Messi once again

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proved why he's the greatest to ever

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play the game by becoming the all-time

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leading scorer in World Cup history with

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18 career goals this week. His two goals

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in Argentina's victory over Austria

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surpassed Germany's Mirus Love Closa.

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His previous record was 16 goals. But

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Messi is not the only big name making

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headlines. Portuguese superstar

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Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice in his

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team's win over Usuzbekistan this week,

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becoming the first player to score in

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six different World Cups. Meanwhile,

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Francis Kiambapp could have history in

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his sights. The French phenom now has 16

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goals through just three World Cups, and

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he's nearly a decade younger than Messi.

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He plays today at 3 p.m. Eastern time.

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It's time for 10-second trivia. Which of

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these record labels was founded first?

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Mottown Records, Inner Scope, RCA, or

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Colombia.

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If you said Colombia, your knowledge is

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topping the charts. The label, which has

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worked with artists from Bob Dylan to

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Beyonce, was originally founded in

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January 1889 as the Colombia Photograph

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Company. This week, the music industry

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is mourning the loss of one of its

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all-time greats. Legendary producer and

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industry icon Clive Davis passed away at

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the age of 94. The music mogul dubbed

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the man with the golden ears discovered

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and signed some of music's biggest names

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including Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen,

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Carlos Santana, and Whitney Houston. And

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I

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am

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Despite all of his success, Davis never

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dreamed of a career in music. After

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graduating from Harvard Law School in

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1960, he began working at Columbia

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Records as a lawyer, becoming the

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label's president just 5 years later.

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His family remembered him as both quote

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a towering figure whose influence

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changed music forever as well as quote

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the man who led our family with grace,

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generosity, and kindness. Now to an

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update about a story we brought you

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about a year ago that highlights the

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good side of AI. Conjoined twin sisters,

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Mercy and Goodness, were born with their

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skulls fused together in their home

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country of Nigeria. And now, after a

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successful surgery with the help of

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artificial intelligence, the now

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three-year-olds can finally look each

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other in the eye. Doctors say the twins

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were in especially hard case because

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they even shared brain tissue and blood

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vessels. The team used pioneering AI

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technology to develop custom skull

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implants, which had never been used

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before in a case like this. They also

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used virtual reality and other

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simulations to prep and plan for the

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complex procedures. In all, the

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operations took more than 40 hours over

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a period of 4 months in Abu Dhabi. Now,

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doctors say mercy and goodness have made

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a full recovery and are back home in

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Nigeria.

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This week's story getting a 10 out of

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10. Summer fun isn't just for kids. In

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Tennessee, senior citizens are also

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sliding into their summer break. The

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Middle Tennessee State University

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football team assisted residents at a

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Nashville senior facility on this epic

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slip and slide while the local fire

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department provided the H2O. All the

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seniors had to do sit back, relax, and

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slip back into childhood.

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>> I've done it four times. This is the

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fourth time.

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>> That was fast.

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>> Despite some of these folks having

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physical disabilities, this event

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allowed them to safely be a kid again.

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Now that's what I call tubular. All

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right, superstars. I've got time for two

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shoutouts today. First up, Mrs. Steen's

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fifth grade class at Aviation Elementary

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School in Hawthorne, California. Thank

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you for making us a part of your day.

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And a somber but sincere shout out to

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Valley Central Middle School in

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Montgomery, New York. We heard about the

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unexpected passing of your dear civics

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teacher, Jimmy Gold. We are so grateful

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he loved the show and included it in his

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classroom, which sounds like it was a

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welcoming place. We are so sorry for

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your loss and we'll be thinking of you

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all. Koi will be back next Friday. Until

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then, I hope you have a great week. I'm

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Natasha Chen and this is CNN 10.
