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What's up, sunshine? How in the world

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have you been? And where in the world

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have I been? Tucson, Arizona. So cool

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meeting some of you when I was there.

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But I am back. And tonight, something

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big is happening. 8:04 p.m. Eastern, the

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official start of fall in the northern

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hemisphere called the autominal equinox.

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The what

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did you know? The term equinox comes

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from the Latin word equinoxium, meaning

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equality between day and night.

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Equinoxes occur twice a year when the

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sun rises and sets directly over the

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Earth's equator, causing day and night

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to be roughly the same. This year's fall

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equinox is this coming Monday, September

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22nd. It marks the official start of the

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fall season. In Japan, Autumn Equinox

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Day is a national holiday. It marks a

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time to pay respect to deceased family

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members. And from China to Great

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Britain, countries around the globe

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celebrate various harvest festivals

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rooted in ancient tradition.

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Now to New York City, where some very

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influential people are meeting today.

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The heads of state from around the world

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gathering for the 81st United Nations

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General Assembly. The annual general

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debate is one of the biggest events in

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world diplomacy, bringing presidents,

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prime ministers, diplomats together for

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a week of speeches, negotiations, and

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high stakes meetings that can shape

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global policy, essentially the world's

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biggest group project. US President

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Donald Trump is set to address the

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assembly today with the USIsrael war

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with Iran nearing the seven-month mark,

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while the wars in Gaza and Ukraine are

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also expected to feature prominently.

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And there's another rapidly emerging

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issue, artificial intelligence. The US

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is planning a high level event on AI

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safety amid growing warnings from

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researchers and tech executives about

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the risks increasingly powerful AI

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systems could eventually pose. Open AI

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Sam Ultimate is expected to brief the UN

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Security Council about the risks AI

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companies say they are encountering. AI

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and diplomacy will also take center

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stage in Washington this week where

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President Trump prepares to welcome

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Chinese leader Xiinping at the White

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House. The meeting follows economic

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talks between US Treasury Secretary

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Scott Bessant and Chinese Vice Premier

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Ha Liong and sets the stage for

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potential highlevel talks between the

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two biggest powers in the AI space. Our

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Will Ripley has more on what we can

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expect. The talks between US Treasury

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Secretary Scott Besson and Chinese Vice

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Premier Hurly Fun, who oversees China's

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economy, really set the table for what

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we're expecting when President Donald

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Trump host Chinese leader Xiinping at

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the White House on Thursday. The two

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leaders last met in Beijing in May. And

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this time, three big issues are likely

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to dominate. Technology, trade, and

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Taiwan. Artificial intelligence is

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particularly important. Bessence says

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the two sides have agreed to a new US

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China AI dialogue, including discussions

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about how the two leading AI powers in

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the world should notify each other if

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there was a serious AI related security

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incident. And the backdrop to all of

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this is just how much China's position

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has changed. When Trump first hosted Shi

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at Mara Lago in 2017, 9 years ago, China

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was much more vulnerable to US pressure

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on trade and technology. But now she

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arrives in Washington leading a China

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that is far more confident, a major

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player in AI, robotics, chips, and even

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reusable rockets. China recorded a

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roughly 1.2 trillion dollar global trade

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surplus last year, powered in part by

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exports including electric vehicles,

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solar panels, and chips. And its

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dominance of rare earth supply chains

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gives Beijing real leverage over

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Washington. And here in Taipei, the big

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question is how Trump and she handle the

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highly sensitive issue of Taiwan.

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Beijing wants stronger US language

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opposing Taiwan independence. And Trump

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has already called a pending 14 billion

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US arms package for Taiwan a negotiating

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chip. So, we need to watch Trump's

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wording very closely here and watch what

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happens to that arms package,

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particularly after Taiwan's military

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drills on Friday, and above all, whether

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Taiwan somehow becomes part of a broader

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deal between Trump and she. Now to the

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Florida panhandle where a fishing

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charter trip went out looking for the

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catch of the day and apparently they

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caught the US Air Force. The Hotspots

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charter crew was fishing near Egglund

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Air Force Base, home of the US Air

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Force's weapons testing wing, when they

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found this, a nearly 10-ft military

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drone floating in the water. Not your

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typical catch and release. The aircraft

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appears to be an unarmed FLM136,

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an Americanmade drone designed to mimic

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the Iranian Shahed 136, a type of attack

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drone that's played a major role in

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recent conflicts. An Air Force

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spokesperson confirmed a drone had gone

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down during testing and was missing from

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its inventory. The fisherman did what

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any responsible crew would do, posted

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pictures online, and they jokingly

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called out for its owners to claim it.

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Well, the ship's captain said some black

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SUVs arrived to retrieve it. No word on

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what bait they were using, but uh this

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is one serious fish tail nonetheless.

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Pop quiz shot. What do scientists call

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planets outside of our solar system?

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Star planets, exoplanets, extra solars,

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or outworlds?

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If you said exoplanets, mission

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accomplished. Most orbit other stars,

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but some free floating exoplanets,

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called rogue planets, are untethered.

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NASA has confirmed the existence of more

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than 6,000 exoplanets, but believe there

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are billions out there somewhere. NASA's

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Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which

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launched last month, has officially

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captured its first photons of starlight

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just 22 days into its mission. This

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after engineers activated its Roman wide

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field instrument, a massive 300

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megapixel infrared camera. It also

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tested Roman's coronagraph designed to

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block overwhelming glare from distant

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stars so scientists can better study

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exoplanets. Think about trying to spot a

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firefly sitting next to a lighthouse

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from miles away, then being able to

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block the lighthouse. Suddenly, you

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might see the firefly. Scientists hope

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Roman will help investigate some of the

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universe's biggest mysteries like dark

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matter, dark energy in worlds we've

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never seen before. Astrophysicist Neil

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deGrasse Tyson spoke to CNN about just

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how much we might learn.

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>> The longest unsolved problem in modern

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astrophysics and it's been with us since

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the 1930s and it is what is the nature

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of the dark matter of the universe? And

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what's different about this telescope

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from other space telescopes is that has

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a huge field of view. Huge. And in so

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doing, you can take in much more of the

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universe at once to see the impact that

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the dark matter has on the gathering of

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matter and energy in the universe. And

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so it it Hubble got us up up close and

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personal in tiny fields of view. This

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has a much wider field of view so that

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you can answer different questions about

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the structure, the large scale structure

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of the universe.

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>> Question for you. What happens when you

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bring one of golf's biggest stars out of

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retirement, put her on a team, add a

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giant simulator screen and a rotating

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green and have fans sitting practically

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on top of the action. You get the WTGL,

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the new women's team golf league teeing

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off November 8th. and Michelle Wii West

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will be competing for Los Angeles Golf

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Club. From teenage phenom to US Women's

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Open Champion to retirement and now to a

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return. I caught up with Michelle about

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her incredible journey. You experienced

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pressure at an age when most of us were

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worried about homework and who we were

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going to sit beside at lunch. There are

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so many

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>> those are things I was very worried as

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well.

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>> Yeah.

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>> So, this is great thing to ask you

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because you've overcome a lot. There are

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so many young people now who feel like

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they have to be great now. What's

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something about success that you

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understand that you wish 15-year-old

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Michelle knew back then?

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>> Yeah, I think it's all about longevity.

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I think it's at the end of the day, it's

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all about happiness. That's all what

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life is. Um I think no matter what you

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succeed, if you don't a feel good about

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it, if it doesn't fulfill you, I think

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that means nothing. You know, at the end

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of the day, trophies are trophies. And

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um you know, I think that with my

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career, I've been through so many ups

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and so many downs and obviously um

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succeeded very early in my life. And I

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think it's just all about longevity.

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It's all about finding purpose. It's all

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about, you know, what's important to you

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as a human being. Um I think winning is

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extremely important, but I think there's

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so much more that sports brings to you.

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>> Today's story getting a 10 out of 10.

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One of my very favorite stories to

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follow each year. Get your brackets

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ready. Fat Bear Week is here. 16 brown

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bears at Alaska's Catmy National Park

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are going head to very chunky head in a

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March Madness style tournament to see

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which bear has done the best job of

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packing on the pounds before winter. So

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bears essentially are eating for 6

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months to be able to hibernate for four

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to six months. So their entire body

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slows down and they have to live

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exclusively on their fat reserves. It's

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a very very challenging and interesting

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thing.

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>> What began in 2014 as a fun way to

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celebrate the furry friend's progress

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has morphed into a global phenomenon.

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Last year more than 1.7 million voters

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from more than 100 countries made their

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voices heard and a bear named 32 chunk

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took the crown. The,200 pound round of

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Brown overcame a broken jaw to take home

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top prize. He didn't just overcome

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adversity, he ate it for breakfast,

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probably with a side of salmon. But this

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tournament isn't just about celebrating

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absolute units. It's actually a

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celebration of a thriving ecosystem.

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Fatterbears indicate healthy population

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of salmon at the park. Critical source

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of food. Voting starts today at

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explore.org/fatbearweek

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and we'll bring you the results. May the

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chunkiest Ursid win. And that's our 10.

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But before I jet, shout out time. Mrs.

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Robinson and friends at James Clemens

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High School in Madison, Alabama. Your

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former student, our current news

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associate here, Anit Bad Padi, has

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officially taken flight rise up. And Mr.

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A at Creek School in Vicelia,

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California, I hear this shout out means

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a pizza party. So friends, tell Mr. A to

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get you some plates and napkins cuz I

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technically just delivered. Stay

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curious, keep learning, do some good

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wherever you are. Shine bright sunshine.

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I'm Koi Wire and we are CNN 10.
