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What's up, sunshine? I'm Koi Wire. This

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is CNN 10. Today, we have a Louisiana

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launchpad reaching for the stars, AI

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trying to top the charts, and a baby

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shark who's all grown up. 10 minutes,

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big world. Let's dive in. We start with

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two quotes full of wisdom. Find out who

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you are and do it on purpose. And if you

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see someone without a smile, give them

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yours. Words to live by from iconic

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singer, songwriter, and philanthropist

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Dolly Parton, who died this week at the

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age of 80. Known around the world as the

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queen of country music, or simply Dolly,

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the one-of-a-kind star rose from humble

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beginnings in rural Tennessee to become

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one of the biggest names in music

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history. But for all the records she

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sold and awards she won, Dolly's

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greatest hit may have been the lives she

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touched. She leaves a remarkable legacy

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of philanthropy, proof that sometimes

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the biggest stars shine brightest on

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other people. Armina Dur has more and a

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look back at Dolly's incredible career

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and enduring impact.

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>> Well, I wanted to be a star, but I

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always thought of a star more of as a

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singing star. Legendary country music

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star, businesswoman, actor, and

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philanthropist Dolly Parton has died.

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[laughter]

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>> Parton was born one of 12 kids in a

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one-bedroom cabin in East Tennessee.

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>> I was never ashamed of my background,

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even though we grew up very poor.

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>> Those humble beginnings would shape her

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life in music.

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>> I think we've become who we are when

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we're young. By 21, Parton broke into

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the country Billboard charts for the

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first time with her single Dumb Blonde.

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[singing]

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>> It was one of the first milestones in a

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career that spanned seven decades.

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She released over [music] 50 albums,

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winning 10 Grammys and garnering 55

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Grammy nominations, the most ever for a

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female country artist. But can I

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survive?

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>> She received an honorary Oscar in 2025

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for her humanitarian work.

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>> It makes me want to dream up new ways to

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help lift people up. And isn't that what

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we're supposed to be here for? Dollywood

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[music] in the heart of the Smokies.

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This

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>> opening Dollywood, a theme park near her

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hometown in East [music] Tennessee that

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employs thousands and has invigorated

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the surrounding area. Hundreds and

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hundreds of businesses have sprung

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[music] up and thousands and thousands

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of jobs. I just really thank business.

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[music] I get that from my dad.

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>> Parton supported many charitable causes

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including childhood literacy through her

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imagination [music]

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library. We've officially gifted over

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200 million books to children.

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>> Dolly Parton [music] leaves behind more

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than iconic music. She leaves a legacy

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of generosity, humility, and a reminder

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to be kind to one another. I think

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everybody should be treated with [music]

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respect. I hope that everybody gets a

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chance to be who and what they are.

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>> Elon Musk's SpaceX says it's planning to

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build what could become the biggest

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rocket launch site on Earth in

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Louisiana. SpaceX unveiled plans for a

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massive 100 billion dollar spaceport

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near Louisiana's GF coast. Construction

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is expected to begin next year with the

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first launch targeted for 2029. They are

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calling it Starbase Louisiana, a play

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off SpaceX's existing Starbase in South

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Texas, where the company develops and

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tests its massive Starship rocket. And

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get this, Musk says the Louisiana site

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could eventually have more than a dozen

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launch towers capable of supporting more

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than 30 flights each day. That's more

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like an airport departure schedule. But

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before anyone starts packing for Mars,

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this thing still has to get off the

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ground here on Earth. The enormous

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project faces regulatory and

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environmental reviews, particularly

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significant because it would be built

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along Louisiana's ecologically sensitive

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Gulf Coast.

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Pop quiz hot shot. Which country has

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produced the most number one hits on

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America's Billboard Hot 100 by artists

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born outside the US? Australia, Canada,

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United Kingdom, or Sweden?

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If you said the United Kingdom, ding

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ding, correct. The Brits have been

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topping the charts for decades.

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Down under, there is a new debate about

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who or what deserves a spot on the

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charts. In Australia, artificial

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intelligence is shaking up the music

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charts and stirring up some very human

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controversy. The Australian Recording

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Industry Association, known as Arya,

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announced this week that music generated

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entirely by AI will no longer be

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eligible for its official charts,

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ranking the country's biggest songs. The

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decision follows controversy surrounding

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an Australian DJ's AI assisted cover of

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Madonna's Like a Prayer, which became a

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chart hit. Apparently, AI was living on

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a prayer, Arya said. Not on our chart.

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The organization says the goal is to

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protect the human nature of artistry.

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Important distinction. AI isn't

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completely banned. Recordings that use

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generative AI in a supporting role will

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still be eligible. We're just not really

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interested in celebrating the success of

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AI generated music and particularly when

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it takes the spot of an Australian

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artist in our charts.

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>> The move comes amid a broader fight over

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music rights in the age of AI with

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organizations like the Recording

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Industry Association of America and the

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Grammys pushing for stricter scrutiny

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over AI produced tracks. So what do you

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think? Should entirely AI generated

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music be allowed to compete against

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songs created and performed by humans?

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How would you balance technological

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advancements while staying true to an

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artist's vision? Feel free to press

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pause and ruminate solo or discuss with

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friends, preferably human ones. Now to a

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promising new development in the world

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of medicine. The US Food and Drug

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Administration or FDA has cleared a new

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blood test to help identify signs of

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Alzheimer's disease in people aged 55

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and older with cognitive decline. It

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allows doctors to use biomarkers to help

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identify patients who are likely or

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unlikely to have Alzheimer's related

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brain changes. Alzheimer's is a fatal

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progressive brain disorder where protein

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fragments called amaloid plaques build

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up in the brain causing cell death and

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brain damage. The disease affects more

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than 7 million Americans and is one of

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the leading causes of death in those

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over 65. The test, which was developed

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by pharmaceutical companies Rosh and Eli

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Liy, received approval in Europe earlier

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this year. While no price has been

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announced, Ro says it can be run on more

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than 4,500 existing labs across the

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country. Biomarker blood tests offer a

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possible alternative to traditionally

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expensive and invasive procedures used

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to identify the disease, including brain

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scans and spinal taps. If you think this

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summer's been hot, imagine wearing a fur

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coat all day. In Tokyo, where extreme

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summer temperatures have been downright

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rough, a fan-powered suit is helping

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dogs beat the heat. Our Scout Richards

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has more on one seriously fetching

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invention.

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>> These are some hot dogs, [music] and

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this invention is supposed to cool them

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down. Yes, those are tiny batterypowered

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fans strapped to a dog. The puffy

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[music] pet jackets were created by

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Tokyo-based maternity wear company Sweet

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Mommy. As Japan swelters through extreme

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summer heat,

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>> I have never lived in a hotter country

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than here. Uh it is very dangerous even

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for us humans and for dogs who cannot

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sweat like us. It's uh even worse.

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>> So, how does this thing actually work?

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Two batterypowered fans pull air into

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the jacket while an ice pack in the

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collar helps cool the air before it

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circulates around the animal's body. And

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apparently, there's a market for K9

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cooling. Sweet Mommy says it has sold

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nearly [music] 10,000 of the pet suits

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since launching the first version in

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2022. The latest model costs about $104.

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>> Yeah, I'm very excited so that there is

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at least one brand here that thinks

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about the well-being of our fur babies

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in such conditions.

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>> Today's story getting a 10 out of 10.

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Baby shark gets a glow up. The

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7-year-old boy featured in the most

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viewed video in YouTube history is now a

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K-pop star

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has been playing in the White House,

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launched countless trends, and racked up

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more than 17 billion views on YouTube.

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It's Baby Shark Dance, and one of the

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videos stars is now starting a music

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career of his own. Park Ganyong, known

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as Baby Shark Boy, released his debut

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single, Wave, which begins with a melody

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that might sound a little familiar. Baby

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Shark doo doo doo doo doo doo. Baby

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Shark doo doo doo doo doo doo. Baby

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Shark

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Baby

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Shark

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>> Baby Shark Boy says the song represents

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a new beginning for him as an artist

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here is hoping his career has some

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serious bite. All right, that's about

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all we have for our show today. But

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before we go, you know what time it is.

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It is shout out time. This one goes to

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Mr. Marshall at Shippensburg High School

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in my home state of Pennsylvania. Thank

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you for subscribing and commenting on

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our CNN 10 YouTube channel and leaving

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such a kind comment. I miss all my

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wrestling and football days up there at

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Shippensburg. And this next shout out

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goes to Miss Pomikpic at Yamato Colony

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School in Livingston, California. They

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made this custom puzzle of their class

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watching the show. And I was a bit

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puzzled at first as to why there was a

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piece missing. And I'm thinking, first

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of all, that is very sweet. Second of

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all, if that's supposed to be me, you

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found me. Shine on, sunshine. That's our

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[clears throat] 10 for the day. Be

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curious, be kind, and remember, you

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don't have to change the world today.

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Just make your corner shine a little

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brighter. I'm Koi Wire and we are CNN

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10.