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What's up, sunshine? Coy Wire here with

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your CNN 10 minutes of news for July

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17th. Another summer Friday edition

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catching us up on some of the biggest

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storylines of the week. If you're

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wondering about the background, it's

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because this dude wore this shirt and I

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just look like a floating head. So, here

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we are. Let's start today with a little

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brain teaser. If you have three, you

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have three. If you have two, you have

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two. But if you have one,

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you have none. What is it? Give you a

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second.

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Give up? Answer is a choice. Because if

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you only have one, it's not a choice.

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So, thank you for choosing to spend part

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of your day with us. Now, let's get to

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your news. We're kicking off this with

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world's biggest sporting event. Earlier

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this week, the World Cup semifinals took

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place in Dallas. France's Kylian Mbappé

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and Ousmane Dembélé looking to reach a

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third straight World Cup final facing

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Spain with 19-year-old sensation Lamine

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Yamal, who plays like pressure is just

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another defender to dribble past. Then

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in Atlanta, it was defending champs

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Argentina led by 39-year-old Lionel

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Messi in what could be his final World

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Cup taking on England looking to lift

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its first World Cup trophy since 1966.

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Now, the stage is set. It'll be Spain

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taking on Argentina on Sunday in New

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Jersey. One match, 90 minutes, maybe

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more, and a chance to become the team

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their nation remembers forever. Now to a

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microscopic menace that's having a huge

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impact on cookouts all across the

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country this summer. It's a

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single-celled parasite called Cyclospora

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wreaking havoc in several states. It

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causes a condition called

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Cyclosporiasis, which can include weeks

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of uncomfortable gastrointestinal

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issues. While state and federal

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investigators say they've yet to

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determine the source behind the surge in

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cases, Cyclospora commonly passes to

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humans via raw fruits and vegetables.

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Our Jacqueline Howard has some tips on

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what to do to avoid it and what to do if

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you come down with a serious stomach

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bug.

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>> Here's what you need to know. In some

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cases, this illness has been tied to

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eating fresh produce. And the illness

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that we're talking about here is called

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Cyclosporiasis.

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It's caused by the parasite Cyclospora,

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and health officials are investigating

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cases across several states. In some of

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those states, Illinois, New York,

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Pennsylvania, and Texas, cases have been

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linked to eating fresh produce from

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Mexican-style restaurants, local chain

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grocery stores, and catered events. Some

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examples of produce potentially include

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cilantro, onions, and cucumbers. Now,

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there are at least eight additional

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clusters of cases that are still under

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investigation in several other states as

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well. And Cyclosporiasis, it causes

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intestinal illness. So, symptoms include

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watery diarrhea, in some cases,

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explosive diarrhea, and these symptoms

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can last for weeks. The illness can be

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treated with antibiotics, but it can be

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a very miserable illness. So, you want

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to avoid getting sick in the first

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place. To do that, avoid food or water

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that may be contaminated with feces.

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Experts say that's how this parasite can

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spread. Also, make sure you thoroughly

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wash any fresh fruits or vegetables that

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you have. If you have firm fruits like

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melons, scrub them with a brush. And

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basic hygiene goes a long way. Wash your

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hands with soap and water, especially

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before preparing food.

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Back to you.

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>> All right. On Capitol Hill, lawmakers

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are remembering a long-time public

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servant whose career stretched across

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decades. South Carolina Republican

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Lindsey Graham died last Saturday after

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suffering an aortic dissection caused by

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cardiovascular disease, according to the

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DC medical examiner. The 71-year-old

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served in the Senate for 23 years, was a

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congressman before that. He was an Air

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Force veteran, also ran for president in

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2016. Senator Graham was also up for

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re-election and the filing period for

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candidates interested in running for the

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seat begins next Tuesday.

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Pop quiz, Ashat, a group of rhinos is

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known as what? A thunder, a crash, a

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rumble, or a stomp?

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If you said crash, you rhino your stuff.

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And if you're wondering where the term

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originated, just picture a pack of these

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prodigious pachyderms charging through

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the brush. Between their massive size

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and poor eyesight, rhinos are not

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exactly known for their agility.

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On the black market, a single rhino horn

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can fetch tens of thousands of dollars,

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making the animals dangerously appealing

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to poachers. But in South Africa, one

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remarkable team is fighting back.

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They're called the Black Mambas, an

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all-woman group of wildlife rangers

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protecting wildlife from poaching not

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with guns, not with bullets, but with a

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keen eye and relentless patrols.

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Arbazhan Hoseini rode along to see how

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they get it done.

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>> This is Greater Kruger National Park in

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South Africa. Nearly 5 million acres of

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wilderness and home to some of the most

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extraordinary wildlife on the planet.

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[music]

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>> [music]

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>> Including some of the last black rhinos

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on Earth. There are just over 200 of

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them left in this park.

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Protecting them is a group unlike any

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other.

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The Black Mambas.

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36 strong, battle-hardened, relentless,

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and unapologetically entirely female.

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>> [music]

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>> Rhino poaching across South Africa fell

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16% last year according to government

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data, but inside Kruger it nearly

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doubled. Here a black or white rhino is

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poached on average every 50 hours.

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>> [music]

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>> Rhinos here are targeted for one reason,

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their horn.

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The black market is mostly driven by

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demand in Vietnam and China, where it's

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used in traditional medicine and as a

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status symbol, despite the fact that it

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has no proven medicinal value at all.

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To stop this trade, the Mambas patrol

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nearly 40,000 acres every single day.

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And they do it completely unarmed. It's

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an unconventional approach in a world

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where most anti-poaching units carry

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weapons. It's not an oversight, it's a

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philosophy.

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>> Poachers are dangerous.

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>> Very.

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>> And you all operate unarmed.

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That that seems like a bad idea to me.

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>> Actually, it is a good idea to us.

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Because it's been 12 years doing this.

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None of us has been killed by poachers,

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and that's because we constantly get

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trained, but also we not threats to the

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poachers. So, with that

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>> do you prevent them if they know you

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don't have guns, if you can't hurt them?

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>> So, they know that we're not going to

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hurt them. Then there's no need for them

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to use their bullets on us as we're not

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going to respond.

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>> But but your presence will still scare

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them away.

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>> Our presence scare them away because

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they don't want to be seen, they don't

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want to be arrested. So, they just want

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to come inside the reserve, kill the

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rhino, get the horn and out, and that's

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why they're always running.

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>> [music]

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>> Before the Black Mambas, women were

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largely shut out of frontline ranger

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roles in this region.

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These women didn't just change how this

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reserve is protected. [music]

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They opened a door that didn't exist.

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>> So many people didn't believe in us, but

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we have proved a lot of them wrong. The

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land owners in the reserve, when we do

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road block sometimes [music]

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um in those first years some of them

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they wouldn't even allow us to search

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them or to touch their car. Well, now

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they have uh elephants are breaking into

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their house, into their lodges, and like

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[music] things are missing. Now they

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call the black mambas.

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>> Today's story getting a 10 out of 10, a

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new twist on summer camp where sparks

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are flying, literally. They're calling

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it the heavy metal summer experience.

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The point is to give teens hands-on

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experience with trades like welding,

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HVAC repair, and electrical work. It

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started as one camp in Palo Alto,

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California. It's now expanded to 62

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locations in the US and Canada.

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>> When we got hands-on with uh power

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drills and saws and uh all kinds of

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different things, I was really really

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excited.

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>> There's historically a stigma with

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blue-collar and construction, and we

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need to eliminate that.

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>> This actually provides a 5-year college

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program through Foothill.

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>> It was free, and I was getting paid to

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work, so it was great.

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>> Organizers say one motivation, looking

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to address a major labor shortage across

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these industries. It's estimated that

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there will be a need for 2 million

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skilled trades workers in under 5 years,

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and they tout that an apprentice can

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earn a six-figure salary by their

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seventh year. All right, sunshine, we

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have two shout-outs today. This first

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one goes to Mrs. McNeal and Mr. Terway

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at Northeast Regional Correction Center

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in Saginaw, Minnesota. Thank you so much

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for making us a part of your summer, and

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keep up the great work. Next shout-out,

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this one goes to Mrs. Allard at St.

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Thomas the Apostle School in West

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Springfield, Massachusetts. Thank you

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for subscribing and commenting on our

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CNN 10 YouTube channel. Rise up. Hope

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you have an awesome weekend. Keep asking

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great questions. Keep chasing curiosity,

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and remember you are more powerful than

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you know. See you next Friday. I'm Coy

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Wire and we are CNN 10.

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>> [music]
