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What's up, sunshine? Happy tongue

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twister Tuesday. Let's get that brain

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rocking. Say this three times fast. Pad

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kid poured curd pulled cod. Go ahead. I

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will wait.

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How'd you do? If your tongue just tied

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itself into a pretzel, welcome to the

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club. Researchers at MIT say that is the

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most difficult tongue twister when said

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10 times. I'm Koi Wire. This is CNN 10.

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The best 10 minutes in news. Rise up.

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Today's show has a terrific theme.

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People and ideas that just refuse to be

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put in a box. Nobel Prize season is

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wrapping up. And today we are looking at

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perhaps the most widely recognized award

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of them all, the Nobel Peace Prize.

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Alfred Nobel's will said the prize

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should honor those who've done the most

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or best work for fraternity between

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nations, reducing standing armies, and

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promoting peace. This year's prize goes

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to South African human rights lawyer

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Na'vi Pelle, former UN human rights

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chief who prosecuted decades of war

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crimes and crimes against humanity.

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Arnetta Basher shares her remarkable

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journey. Listen.

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>> Human rights pioneer Dr. The Nav'i Palai

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has been awarded this year's Nobel Peace

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Prize. A South African anti-aparttheide

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lawyer turned international jurist who

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in the words of the Nobel committee has

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been instrumental in ensuring that war

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crimes, crimes against humanity and

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genocide are prosecuted. Palai first

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learned of her win while attending an

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event at the courts that hosted the

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Nuremberg trials 80 years ago. Her

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initial response to the news was simply,

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"Is it true?" Palai has served as a

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judge on the world's most important

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courts of international law, including

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the International Criminal Court, the

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International Criminal Tribunal for

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Rwanda, and the International Court of

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Justice, as well as serving as the UN

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High Commissioner for Human Rights

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between 2008 and 2014. She also recently

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led the UN Commission that concluded

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Israel committed genocide against

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Palestinians in Gaza, which Israel

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denies. In response to Pelle's win, UN

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Human Rights Chief Vulca Turk said her

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award marks a collective win for human

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rights, but also for seeking justice and

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accountability in this world. The

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president of the International Criminal

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Court, meanwhile, said the 2026 Peace

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Prize presents an important recognition

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of the vital role that international

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justice plays as a cornerstone of

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lasting peace.

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>> Next up, a biting and snapping

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rediscovery by scientists in Egypt. a

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new species and genus of crocodile.

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Researchers re-examined fossils from

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Egypt's Moatam Formation. The same

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limestone formation connected to the

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Great Sphinx and the pyramids at Giza.

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They determined this skull originally

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unearthed in the 1920s is not what they

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initially thought. And there's a wild

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coincidence. The skull is missing the

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end of its snout just like the Great

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Sphinx famously lost its nose. So

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researchers named the new genus

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Herogavialis after Heru or Horus, the

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Egyptian god associated with the

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construction of the mythical Sphinx.

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Researchers determined this long snouted

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croc may have roamed the shallow sea in

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what's now Egypt about 45 million years

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ago. This extinct reptile belonged to a

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group called Geriels. Today only two

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geral species exist. That's history with

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teeth and a crocsolid discovery.

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Pop quiz hot shot. Bangkok is famous for

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having the most letters in their names

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for what? Airport runways, city names,

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rivers, or royal palaces.

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If you said city names, you are Bangkok

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on the money. The Guinness World Record

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for longest city name is Bangkok. The

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full ceremonial name is 21 words, 168

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letters. It would take me days to learn

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how to pronounce that. Look at that

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thing. The Queen of Thailand took her

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royal duties to new heights, literally.

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Queen Suta climbed into a Swedish-made

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fighter jet and flew it solo for 41

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minutes. No instructor, no co-pilot,

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just her first sitting monarch to do so.

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The 48-year-old completed weeks of

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simulator work, academic training, and

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more before hopping in the driver's seat

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as the king watched from the ground.

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When she landed, her hubs gave her

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flowers and a special badge awarded to

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pilots who have flown that plane. This

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was way more than a royal photo op.

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Queen Suta has been flying since 2010

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and has logged nearly 1,200 hours in the

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air. She's flown everything from small

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trainers to Boeing 737s and regularly

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serves as co-pilot on aircraft carrying

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the king on official visits. You've

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probably heard the saying, "One person's

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trash is another person's treasure."

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Well, for one 20-year-old in Britain,

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other people's old clothes became a

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six-f figureure career. He started

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selling secondhand clothing at just 15

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using online marketplace Vintage, which

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has officially become France's top

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fashion retailer by number of customers

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ahead of brands like Zara and H&M. Our

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Ivana Scola has more.

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>> Steam, snap, send, repeat. That simple

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process is part of a business that's

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made Evan hundreds of thousands of

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dollars. I

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>> actually used to get like not mocked in

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school, but a lot of people say, "Oh,

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what are you selling sweaty old clothes

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for?" He's been reselling clothes since

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the age of 15, and it's made him some

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serious money, like a lot. Evan resells

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on vintage, Europe's leading platform

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for buying and reselling clothes. In

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France, it's the top retailer ahead of

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brands like Zara and H&M.

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>> I'm sure so many people would agree with

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me that I I know and I work with who've

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said, you know, reselling wasn't going

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to be their longtime uh, you know,

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career, but it's opened so many doors

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and opportunities for them, and same for

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me.

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>> Now, it's his full-time business. So

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when it's been washed by my grandmother,

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I then put it into these unlisted boxes.

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>> And did your grandmother do the washing

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for you? You just do it at her house?

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>> She does it for me, but I obviously pay

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her to do it. So

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>> every day he uploads new items and packs

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all the orders he sold.

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>> Day to day. You know, I try and list 30,

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40 items. So I always say make sure I

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have in stock waiting for you, not you

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waiting for stock.

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>> Evan says he was one of the first UK

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full-time vintage resellers. Now

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hundreds of other Gen Zers are doing the

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same. Although vintage's been in the US

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since 2013, it hasn't had much presence

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there. In January, the company launched

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a proper expansion into the US market.

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>> I think once it reaches America, it'll

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go to a new level. And I know for a fact

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that this second angle of the market is

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going to overtake the retail market in

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the next 10 years.

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>> All right. Anybody out there dreaming

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about a career in movies, TV, set

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design, lighting, costumes, camera work,

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maybe even directing? Well, Savannah

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College of Art and Design, or SCAD, just

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built an 11 acre studio backlot in

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Georgia. Students learn on professional

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style sets while productions can also

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come in and shoot there creating

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internships and realworld experience.

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Check it out. So these are beginning

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film students. Hi everybody. Sorry to

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interrupt. Good to see you all.

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>> The idea create a working production

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space for students to learn in and for

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professional productions to use.

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>> We really created our own city out here

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so students could be here and shoot. So,

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restaurants, hospitals,

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libraries, you name it.

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>> The back lot also features a town hall,

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a subway station, a house, and these

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aren't just movie facades.

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>> Any other backlot in the world if you

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came to this house.

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You would not have that.

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>> Yeah,

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>> you would not have that. And this back

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lot allows students and professional

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film crews to go from one set like this

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Palm Springs Motel to another set like

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this diner in just a matter of steps.

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>> Coming up, double hamburger.

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>> But it's not just the back lot. There's

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also an LED volume here and two

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purpose-built soundstages, including a

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9,000 ft space designed for professional

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productions. I fully expect a television

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show to be in residence here at the at

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the big sound stage and that then just

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becomes an engine for internships.

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>> And that's the point. SCAD leaders say

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the real value here is what happens when

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students and professionals share the

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same space.

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>> We don't wait for, you know, our

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students to graduate to go out into the

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industry. We bring the industry in.

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

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bringing the force to Halloween.

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>> Whoa.

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>> So, this is the England star fighter.

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>> For most folks, a Halloween costume is

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something you wear, but for 11-year-old

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Star Wars superfan Dash Stanton, it is

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something he can drive. Dash has spinal

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muscular atrophy, a rare disorder that

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affects muscle movement. He's active in

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musical theater, plays power soccer

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using a power wheelchair. This

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Halloween, he gets to cruise the

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neighborhood like he just flew in from

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Naboo thanks to nonprofit Magic

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Wheelchair, a custom N1 starf fighter

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complete with Baby Yoda to ride shotgun.

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And here's what I love. Magic Wheelchair

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builds these costumes free for families.

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It's about making sure more kids get to

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feel seen, celebrated, and included. May

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the force and all of the candy be with

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you, Dash. That is our 10 for the day.

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Before I go, some love for some of the

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best viewers on the planet. We are

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sending a shout out to Union High School

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in Roosevelt, Utah. Mr. Huji Huggy

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Airhuggies from me to all of you. Thank

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you for making us a part of your day.

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Rise up. And our second shout out, we

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are heading up to Brier, Washington to

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Mr. Tucker and all of our friends at

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Brier Terrace Middle School. Lyanna, I

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see you. and Bulldogs go make it a great

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day. Let's make it an awesome Tuesday.

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You are more powerful than you know. I'm

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Koi Wire and we are CNN 10.