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What's up, sunshine? I'm Koi Wire. This

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is CNN 10. Happy Friday Eve. We have

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your news for this Thursday, September

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17th. 10 minutes. Big world. Let's rise

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up. We start with what most of us would

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call the egregious gas prices right now

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causing stress for many of our families

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and folks all around the world. Some

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people are taking to the streets as

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soaring fuel prices squeeze family

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budgets from Syria to France, Guatemala

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to Portugal. So why is fuel so

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expensive? The biggest reason right now,

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oil supply. The ongoing war between the

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United States and Iran has disrupted

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energy production and shipping in the

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Middle East. While other conflicts,

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including Russia's war in Ukraine, are

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squeezing supplies of diesel. And diesel

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doesn't just fill cars. It powers

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trucks, farm equipment, and ships that

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move the stuff we buy. So higher diesel

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prices can eventually show up in the

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cost of food and other goods, too. The

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hope more oil reaching the global

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market, restored refinery production,

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and especially an easing of these

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conflicts could help bring prices back

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down. And now, a new CNN investigation

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is examining whether Russia may have

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helped Iran strike American military

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assets with devastating precision,

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including a major recent Iranian strike

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on a US military base in Saudi Arabia.

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Turns out Russian spy satellites

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repeatedly passed over parts of the

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Persian Gulf before the attacks.

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This is the launch of Cosmos 2573, one

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of Russia's elite spy satellites

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currently collecting intelligence across

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the globe. Now, CNN has learned that

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these satellites have likely given Iran

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a considerable advantage in its fight

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against the US, capturing not just what

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US military sites look like, but also

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exposing their inner workings. Our

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sources, including two US officials,

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tell us they have evidence that those

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satellites are feeding some of that

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intelligence back to Iran, aiding at

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least some precision strikes. The

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apparent synergy between Russian

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satellites and Iran's rockets is laid

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bare here. Prince Sultan air base. Then

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we begin with the breaking news. Iran

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striking a US base. Iranian state media

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releasing this image which shows a

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strike at the Prince Sultan air base

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near Riad in Saudi Arabia. a major

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Iranian attack on March 27th. The US has

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had a strategic presence here for

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decades. According to our sources,

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Russian satellites played a vital role

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in these strikes, which wre havoc on the

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base and injured 12 US personnel. Now,

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we do not have access to Russia's

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satellite images, but we looked at the

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orbital data, tracking satellites, and

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assessing their visibility over sites of

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interest with help from space technology

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experts Project Aurora and Khan Space,

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who provided us with the images you see.

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Here's the Cosmos 2573 again, just 2

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days before the attack. It flies over

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the base along with 13 other Russian spy

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satellites. Our analysis shows that

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these spacecrafts moved in both a

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perfect sequence and had a perfect view

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to collect rich multiensory data. Each

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of these satellites contributes a

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different part of the intelligence

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picture. Cosmos 2573 captures deep and

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detailed militarygrade satellite

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imagery. These eight are signal

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satellites. They can intercept radio and

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radar emissions allowing them to locate

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air defenses that can shoot down the

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incoming missiles. These two are

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infrared satellites. They pick up heat

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signatures, the kind that comes from

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rocket launchers. And finally, three

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synthetic aperture radar satellites

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known as SAR. They're able to see

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through clouds and darkness and flag

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physical changes, showing, for example,

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where a movable high value asset might

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be repositioned. Like this plane, the

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airborne warning and control system,

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Awax for short, America's eyes in the

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skies in the Middle East. Crucially, the

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Awax was not parked in its pre-war

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location. On March 27th, Iran destroyed

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it. An aircraft worth hundreds of

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millions of dollars and very, very

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difficult to replace. The scale of the

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damage to the base and the accuracy of

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the strikes would have been nearly

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impossible without Russian geospatial

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intelligence, according to our sources.

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And this isn't an isolated incident.

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Now, there is some debate among US

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officials over just how consequential

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Russian support has been, but our

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sources broadly suspect that Russian

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satellites gave Iran targeting

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information several more times over the

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course of the war, including at a CIA

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facility in the Saudi capital.

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>> We wouldn't be in this situation today.

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The the war wouldn't be where it is

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today if it wasn't for this unique

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capabilities that the Russians um gave

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to the Iranians.

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>> According to experts like Dr. No forbid.

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One of the reasons Russia has been

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helping Iran. Moscow calls this fake

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news is because the US is working with

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Ukraine in a similar way through

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intelligence sharing to support strikes

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similar to these.

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>> You have to see it in this way. This is

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Russian payback with interest. It's

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monumental in terms of the consequences

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of what this has done to not just to the

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US standing in the region but to the

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security architecture of the region

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going forward.

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>> Pop quiz. Hot shot. Which NFL team logo

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is the only one to feature a flower?

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Tennessee Titans, New Orleans Saints,

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Pittsburgh Steelers, or Cleveland

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Browns?

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If you said the Saints, who that? Well,

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you actually the New Orleans Saints logo

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features the floor delete, French for

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flower of the lily, a symbol that pays

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homage to the Crescent City's French

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roots. Next up, some sportspiration. The

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Buffalo Bills, who I used to play for

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back in the day, host the Detroit Lions

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tonight. It'll be the first regular

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season game in their new High Mark

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Stadium. And it's Prime Video's Thursday

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Night Football season opener. And

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holding the line for Prime is NFL legend

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Big Wit aka Andrew Witworth. In 2022, he

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became the oldest offensive lineman ever

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to win a Super Bowl when he won the big

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game with the Rams. I asked him for

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advice about what it takes to stay your

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best day after day, year after year.

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>> I had a uh offensive line coach when I

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was a young player uh who used to always

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tell us, "Man, be like a tree. Either

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you're growing or you're dying." And in

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my opinion, man, I'm still at that point

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in life, man. I'm looking to grow. I'm

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looking to find a better version of me

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as a husband, a father, uh you know, as

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a friend, as an analyst, and in anything

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I do. I want to find a better version,

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man, for the people that I love and the

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people I care about. I don't ever want

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to let anybody down and uh that drives

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me every single day. So, uh I would say,

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man, look, if people want to find a way

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to to chase the best version of

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themselves, just look for consistency uh

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and the ability to reset the pieces and

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every single day, stay in constant daily

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pursuit, baby. Just get up and go chase

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it again. Forgive yourself for

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yesterday. Go chase tomorrow with a

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vision of who you want to be, baby.

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>> Let's go. Awesome stuff, Big Whit. Good

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luck to both teams tonight, but go

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Bills. One thing I love about Buffalo,

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the people. Hardworking, big-hearted,

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and always looking out for others, just

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like their star QB Josh Allen. He's

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teaming up with New Era again, putting

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some very special young artists right on

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top. The illustration collection found

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at new era.com.

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Kids receiving care at Galisano

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Children's Hospital helped design

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one-of-a-kind Bill's hats, and Josh will

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be wearing one at each home game this

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season. Proceeds benefit the Patricia

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Allen Fund at the hospital, named in

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honor of Josh's late grandma. Last year,

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the campaign raised more than $140,000.

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And this is the hat right here that Josh

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will be wearing tonight. Designed by

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Jack, whose inspiration uh was the thing

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he loves most, color. Every panel unique

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and vibrant just like him. How cool is

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that? Kid uses imagination. And an NFL

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MVP wears the art in front of millions.

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And the artwork helps other kids get the

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care they need. That is a real hat-tick.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10

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students in Abene, Texas, who totally

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nailed it. A tiny school project making

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a huge impact. WY High School students

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building tiny homes for people who have

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to travel away from home for long-term

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medical care. They're partnering with

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the nonprofit Houses for Healing, and

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the homes will be provided free of

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charge. Officials with the school

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district said nearly $27,000 was raised

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in three months to cover building

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materials and to help expand technical

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education programs at the school. It's a

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win-win. Students are learning real

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construction skills, framing walls,

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reading plans, while discovering what it

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feels like to help someone who's going

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through some of the toughest times of

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their lives. Sophomore Caleb Houston

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said the experience was a home run.

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>> To me, it just felt good cuz I mean, a

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lot of these people don't have homes and

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we're over there building something for

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them to live in and actually have a life

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in. You know,

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>> sometimes the most important lesson in

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school, realizing what we've learned

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might help someone else one day. All

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right, before we go, shout out time.

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This one goes to Mr. Putnham's class at

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Navaro Junior High in Geronimo, Texas,

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who commented on our YouTube channel.

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Don't be koi. Why are you holding back

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on us? Can't spell Putinham without the

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pun. Love it. And this shout out goes to

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the wall of friends behind us, Miss

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Donnao. Donna, I don't know. So, I'm

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just going to say Miss Awesome. And all

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of our friends at St. Joseph School in

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Seattle, Washington. Look at these

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Photoshop assignments. We are honored to

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be part of them. What a cool class. Keep

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honing those skills. Remember, you don't

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have to wait until you're older, richer,

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or ready to make a difference. Use what

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you have. Start where you are and help

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when you can. I'm Ky Wire and we are CNN

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10.
