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What's up, sunshine? Welcome to the

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show. I'm Koi Wire. This is CNN 10 with

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your 10 minutes of news. I simply tell

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you the what, letting you decide what to

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think. Teacher Time Tuesday this August

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25th. Shout out to all the educators

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inspiring and informing us. Go and give

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your teachers some heart hands a high

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five or a fist bump today. Let them know

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I see you. Now, let's get you your news.

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We begin in Nevada, where a fast-moving

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wildfire has sent flames racing towards

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neighborhoods and tens of thousands of

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people fleeing their homes. The Hawk

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Fire exploded to more than 15,000 acres

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after igniting Saturday. As of this

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taping, officials say the fire is still

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0% contained. Nevada Governor Joe

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Lombardo has declared a state of

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emergency in Wo County, which includes

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Reno and parts of Lake Tahoe and

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activated the Nevada National Guard.

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Schools throughout the region were

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cancelled Monday, and around 90,000

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residents have been urged to evacuate.

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At least two medical centers have

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evacuated patients as well.

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>> When we came through, it looked like a

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movie scene. Like, you don't expect to

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see something like that in real life.

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>> It's just really scary right now. We've

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never had to do this before. There was

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no hotel room at all.

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>> Officials say the fire was human-caused,

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though exactly how it started remains

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under investigation. Around 1,000

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firefighters are battling the blaze,

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which has been fueled by gusty winds,

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low humidity, and dry brush. Those

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challenging conditions are expected to

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worsen throughout the week, potentially

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complicating efforts to contain the

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fire. Now to northwest Indiana, where

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thousands of families have spent nearly

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two weeks living without something most

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of us rarely think about twice,

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electricity. Powerful storms knocked

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down trees, power lines, and hundreds of

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utility poles August 11th. Initially,

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more than 300,000 customers lost

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electricity. As of this taping, more

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than 20,000 in Gary, Indiana alone were

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still without power. That means spoiled

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food, closed schools, and concerns over

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refrigerated medicine. Some residents

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have filed a proposed class action

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lawsuit against utility company NIPCO,

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alleging inadequate tree and vegetation

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management worsened the outages. Nipkco

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says it strongly disagrees, calling the

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storm damage unprecedented and

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widespread. The company says restoration

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work in hard-hit Gary is expected to be

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substantially completed by this evening.

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Now overseas where Britain's new prime

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minister is making a statement with the

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destination of his first trip abroad.

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Prime Minister Andy Burnham traveled to

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Kev, Ukraine Monday, meeting President

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Vladimir Zalinski and other European

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leaders. Burnham also co-chared a

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meeting of the coalition of the willing

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countries working to strengthen

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Ukraine's security and defense as its

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war with Russia continues. The timing

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carried extra significance. Monday was

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Ukraine's Independence Day, exactly 35

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years since the country declared

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independence from the Soviet Union in

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1991.

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Pop quiz hot shot. Which river in Africa

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is recognized as the longest in the

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world? Congo, Nile, Zambzi, or Orange?

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If you said Nile, correct. If you said

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something else, you just might be in

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denial. This river boasts 4,132

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miles in length and crosses 11

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countries, including Egypt, Ethiopia,

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Sudan, and Kenya.

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Imagine being one of just 35 girls

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chosen from across an entire country,

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not simply to attend a school, but to

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challenge generations of expectations.

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On Sagal's historic Gory Island, an

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elite boarding school is educating some

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of the country's brightest young women.

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In a nation where fewer than one in five

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girls finishes high school, they're

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learning that where you begin doesn't

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have to determine where you end.

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>> At 12, Andawa Dop says she was too shy

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to raise her hand in class.

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>> Imagine it.

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>> Imagine I didn't even dare speak in

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class. I didn't look people in the eye.

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At 19, she's now the president of the

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student council. This is Marama Bar

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School of Excellence, an elite girl

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school on an island off the coast of

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Sagal. Here, students are encouraged to

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challenge traditional expectations of

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women and prepare to become leaders. But

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it's an opportunity only a small number

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of girls get. While the majority of

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girls in Sagal are enrolled in primary

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school, less than 20% make it through

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high school according to United Nations

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estimates.

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>> Sometimes you're in society.

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>> We're in a society where there are a lot

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of prejudices, a lot of obstacles to the

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emancipation of women. And in fact, I

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think that the first rule of life that

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we teach these girls is that they must

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get rid of all of these prejudices,

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assert themselves, and show their

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leadership wherever they are. Girls can

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face pressure to leave school to help at

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home, marry, or have children. And when

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families can't afford to educate all

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their children, boys are often

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prioritized. Growing up in rural Senagal

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and Deawa Dop experienced this

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firsthand. That is until she started at

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this boarding school. The Marama Bar

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School has a 100% completion rate and

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tuition is fully funded by the state.

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They admit 35 girls a year.

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>> Through interacting with people, through

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listening to advice, through reading as

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well, through expressing myself, I

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learned to be a leader if I can say so.

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>> And DOP has 6 years after enrolling.

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She's about to graduate. She hopes to

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become an international business lawyer.

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For 40 years, Yukon women's basketball

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has been synonymous with one word,

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winning. Hall of Fame coach Gino Ara has

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spent decades bringing together

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different personalities and perspectives

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and convincing them to sacrifice for

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something bigger than themselves. That's

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at the heart of the new Apple TV docue

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series, The Dynasty Yukon Huskys. I sat

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down with Coach Arima and Emmy

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award-winning filmmaker Matthew

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Hamichek. Coach, when you were

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approached about this opportunity to

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tell the story of your career, of your

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teams, of your program, what was most

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important to you

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>> to let everybody see how much people

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sacrificed to make this work. How much

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the players themselves gave of

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themselves to make the team better gave

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up individual goals sometimes for the

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good of the team. How much time was

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spent on the court? How much time was

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spent off the court? That this didn't

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happen by accident. You don't win this

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much for this long without great people

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doing amazing things. So, I want

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everybody to see that.

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>> Matthew, your previous series, The

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Dynasty New England Patriots, covered a

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20-year run over 10 episodes. Coach

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Orama's Yukon Dynasty is twice as long.

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It's still going. How painful was

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deciding what not to put in this series?

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>> Finding things that make these stories

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universal. And if you focus on that, the

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decisions on what to cut and what not to

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to lead in and things like that become a

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lot easier. But, you know, it really

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helps when you have great characters

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like Coach Orima and, you know, Diana

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Terasi and Paige Beckers and all of them

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to focus on because I think when people

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watch these things, they can see

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themselves in them. Even though those

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characters are going through

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extraordinary circumstances, the

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emotions and the things that they're

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grappling with are very ordinary and

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universal to all of us.

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>> How did you two work together in in the

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film making process? Who was tougher

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during this process? Gino the coach or

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Matthew the filmmaker?

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>> We both knew what we wanted. I wanted my

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team to win. I wanted my team to look

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and play like the best team in the

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country and I needed to do what I needed

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to do to make that happen. Matt wanted

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this to be the best piece that it could

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be, the best series that it could be,

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and he knew what he wanted to make that

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happen.

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90% of the time, those two things were

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in perfect harmony. The other 10%,

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you know, that's just normal part for

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the course stuff. But he is annoying and

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and once you take that for grant, you

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know, say, look, he's going to be

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annoying. He's going to be annoying, so

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just deal with it.

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>> Coach, we saw some of the familiar faces

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teased in the trailer. Sue Bird, Paige

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Beckers, Ay Fud, Rebecca Lobo, Maya

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Moore, Brianna Stewart, Sarah Strong, on

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and on. You spent decades telling these

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women what you thought of them. Now, you

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had to sit here and hear what they

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thought of you. How uncomfortable, how

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heartwarming, how enlightening was that

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for you.

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>> You know, that's a good way to put it. I

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think it was all those things. It was

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heartwarming in the sense that the kind

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of effect that we as coaches have had on

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those players that have come through

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here. You know, if you've played and you

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know that that sacred place, that locker

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room and that team bond

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um that's real and and that has an

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effect on us as coaches, them as players

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and that doesn't go away. So, it was

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great to hear that.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10.

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Passion, precision, and enough fancy

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footwork to make your feet file for

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overtime. We're heading to Buenos Sares

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where it takes two to tango, but

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apparently 800 couples from around the

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globe to find the world's best. Only 60

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couples remain in the final stage of the

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24th Tango World Championship in

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Argentina. The two-week festival

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culminates with the finals on September

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1st and 2nd. Tango teaches us something.

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Sometimes you step forward, sometimes

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you have to step back. The important

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thing is to keep on moving. We have a

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shout out today going to all of our math

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wizzes and Mr. Anderson at Roby

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Elementary in Indianapolis, Indiana. I

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got to meet Mr. Anderson in Indie and

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put him to the test with a math brain

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teaser and I must say he crushed it.

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Well done, sir. And Rockets, rise up.

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And we're also showing some love to Miss

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Nash at Newton Middle School in

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Centennial, Colorado. Andrew, I see you.

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