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Hello and happy Friday. Yay. I'm Ky

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Wire. Thank you for joining me for

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another special summer Friday edition of

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CNN 10. Today is Friday, June 13th. And

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while you may be trying to avoid

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sidewalk cracks, black cats, or breaking

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any mirrors on this notoriously spooky

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and unlucky day, I've got some news for

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you. Because

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did you know Friday the 13th may

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actually just be a big old school

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marketing scheme? You see, there's this

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long list of possible reasons why Friday

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the 13th is considered unlucky. Most of

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them from ancient history. One of the

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most common, the biblical account of the

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Last Supper where 13 people dined on a

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Friday just before Jesus was crucified.

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It then evolved into a notoriously

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unlucky day in famous works of

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literature, folklore, and cinema. Old

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heads out there, remember this guy. But

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one group of people made it their

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mission to prove there is nothing to

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fear about this date on the calendar. In

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1936, a group of 13 men in Philadelphia

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gathered at a local restaurant to

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celebrate all things quote unlucky. And

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the trend continued into the '90s. In

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Chicago, in New York, even London, they

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walked under ladders with umbrellas open

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in doors. They smashed mirrors. They

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spilled salt trying to prove that they'd

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be just fine. The groups were founded

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during the Great Depression and members

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knew the press would be there to get

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their antics on camera so that would

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create publicity for the restaurants and

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gathering spots they chose. All right,

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now to our lead story of the day. All of

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you know that the main goal of our show

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is to make it a conduit for what's

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happening in the world around us. And

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our main goal is to do that with no

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opinion, no slant, just facts. And that

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brings us to the biggest news event out

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of the US this week. The immigration

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protests in Los Angeles. Now, let me be

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clear. The reasons these protesters have

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taken to the streets are divisive. And I

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encourage you to have discussions with

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your peers about the various reasons

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we'll start to lay out for you. Like I

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say in almost every show, my job as a

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journalist is to tell you the what,

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letting you decide what to think. So,

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that being said, here's what's happening

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in Los Angeles this week.

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Immigrants are welcome here. Friday,

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June 6th, protesters began to gather at

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a downtown LA courthouse after several

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people were arrested at a clothing

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factory. Under the US Constitution, the

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First Amendment guarantees the right of

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citizens to peacefully protest in public

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spaces and express their views as long

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as they do so without violence or

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disruption beyond illegal bounds. In

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this situation, while many protesters

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did express their concerns peacefully,

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there is no doubt that some people

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became violent towards law enforcement

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and destructive to public and private

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property. Over the next two nights,

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police officers began to respond to

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demonstrations. CNN obtained video of

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multiple instances that show protesters

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vandalizing buildings and cars and

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throwing objects at officers who use

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shields to protect themselves. Days

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later, a curfew was put into place and

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police say they've initiated mass

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arrests of demonstrators refusing to

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leave the downtown curfew zone. Police

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say they have arrested nearly 400 people

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since Saturday. To the public, uh we

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fully support your right to peacefully

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protest, but let me be absolutely clear.

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Those who choose to incite violence,

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engage in vandalism or graffiti, and or

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attack officers will be arrested. There

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is no tolerance for criminal activity

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under the guise of protest. Like I said,

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this is a divisive topic. No doubt about

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it. So, we're only going to show you

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what our reporter saw on the ground in

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Los Angeles and let let you make up your

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mind about what's happening. Kyung La

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filed this report exclusively for CNN

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10.

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Hey everybody, I'm in downtown Los

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Angeles and this is the center of where

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all of these protests have really been

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happening where there are a number of

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federal buildings, a detention facility

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that's drawn a lot of attention from the

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entire country, but also protesters here

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in Los Angeles. So, let me explain what

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you're looking at. Uh the people who you

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see behind me, these soldiers, they are

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indeed soldiers. California National

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Guard, they've been federalized by the

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president of the United States. The

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governor of California has not wanted

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this. And so now there's a dispute, a

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faceoff between the guardsmen and then

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as you look over to the sidewalk, the

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protesters who are on the street, who

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are on the sidewalk and on the street.

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What we have experienced, what we've

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seen are direct physical clashes between

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some very angry demonstrators and the

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guard as well as the Department of

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Homeland Security where there's been

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pushing. There have been shields used as

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they try to keep uh some of the crowds

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away and the driveway clear so vehicles

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can come in and out of this detention

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facility. every time a car comes in,

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every time a bus comes in. Uh for the

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past few days, people have been rushing

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them and trying to block it. So that's

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been sort of the challenge. Now, the

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protesters here say the frustration is

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that they don't want this. They don't

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want these soldiers here. They don't

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want ICE raids in this city and they

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want that to stop. The governor has said

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he would like different options. But

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right now, this is what's happening in

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Southern California. What law

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enforcement is faced with is it's not

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just the people you're seeing behind me,

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but it's it's also the LAPD, the Los

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Angeles Police Department. They've had

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to try to keep everybody safe from the

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people who are here exercising their

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First Amendment rights of of free

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protests and expression to also people

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who are driving on the street. And then

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another thing a lot of people are

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wondering about is is how do reporters

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who, you know, there's a lot of us here,

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a lot of reporters here, photographers

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as well, the photographer who's shooting

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uh this video uh exchange that we're

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having and then my producer Norma. Hey,

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this is Norma. Um so how do we protect

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ourselves, Norma? Well, first of all, we

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have our bump hat, which really is to

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protect our heads. So if something hits

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you on the head, this is it's hard.

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Correct. And then we have the goggles

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which are meant to protect our eyes from

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any gas or any other tear gas

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specifically has been a problem. Yes.

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And then we have of course this helmet

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which is for more dire situations but we

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haven't had to use this helmet by the

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way you know. Um, and you know, another

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important is our snacks because we need

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to stay filled up for the long days and

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water because there aren't a lot of

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opportunities to grab a break. And then

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there's also this. Yes, we have our

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mask. Yes. No, we haven't had to use

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that. No, we've been going with our

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regular mask just in case. But yeah,

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thank you, Norma. And and tear gas has

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been an issue. It's it's a way of crowd

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control. It's a non-lethal device used

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to disperse crowds because when you get

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a lot of people together, that's when

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there are problems. But now the fourth

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day in a row that I've been here, things

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are much calmer and and the hope at

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least in the city is that that will

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continue. Pop quiz hot shot. Which noble

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gas is used to emit an intense burst of

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light for use in flash photography?

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Neon, helium, radon, or xenon?

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If you said xenon, say cheese. A sealed

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glass tube is first filled with xenon

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gas, and when a high voltage electrical

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discharge is passed through it, the gas

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is ionized, creating a big flash of

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light.

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Four British climbers have become the

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first to ascend Mount Everest after

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using xenon gas to acclimate to the

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different environmental conditions.

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Usually climbers just spend time at the

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base of the mountain, letting their

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bodies get used to the higher altitudes

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and thinner air, but this takes weeks or

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even months for the body to adjust. But

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this group of mountaineers, they were

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able to scale the peak less than 5 days

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after leaving London. We did a

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combination of hypoxic tents. Uh that's

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a tent basically at your home in your

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bedroom that simulates higher altitude.

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You sleep in these tents for a couple of

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weeks before the expedition. And the

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second component was u a treatment with

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a noble gas calledon. That's a medical

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gas that is used in anesthesia for 75

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years. And they get this treatment uh

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that we have been developed over the

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past 5 years especially for

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mountaineering. And the xenon gas has

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the effect in the human body. It helps

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to protect the body for high altitude

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sickness and it enhances uh the

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acclimatization. All of these four guys

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are ex uh special forces from the

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British military. So they are very fit

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athletes but still they to undergo a

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very intensive training program to be

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ready for this mission.

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[Applause]

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All right, a happy update for you from a

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story we told you about last week and a

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wild ride for a wild animal, Ed the

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Zebra. He escaped from its owner at

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Christianana, Tennessee. He was finally

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captured after almost more than a week

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on the run. And the final mission to

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recapture Ed looked more like a Navy

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Seal military mission. They deployed a

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helicopter. Even drones when the super

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duper striped hide-and-seeker was

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spotted in a pasture on a farm last

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weekend. Oh yeah, there we go. Got him.

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Dang, Zebra. After capture, he was

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airlifted and then carried to a trailer

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for safe transport home. I didn't know

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what it was initially. Was carrying

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something on a on a long rope or

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whatever it was. The local sheriff's

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office tells CNN Ed was successfully

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reunited with his owner.

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[Applause]

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10.

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You've got to be kitten me. A stowaway

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kitten who is recovering after a

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three-week journey at sea. Miss Calico

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was found inside a shipping container

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that arrived in Minnesota after an

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apparent three-w weekek trip from China.

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Local TV stations report the kitten was

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discovered when the container arrived in

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a St. Paul suburb. It's incredible.

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She's really scared. I mean, I can only

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imagine 3 weeks in a container without

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food or water. Officials say the kitten

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was dehydrated, but it has since been

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recovering at a local humane center,

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which already has a foster home lined up

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for this fearless feline, which doesn't

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yet have a name, but is currently being

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called Stowaway. Meow. That is awesome.

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All right, superstars. Almost time to go

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away. Uh, follow me at Koiwire on your

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socials for some more updates about our

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summer shows coming up. And very

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important, this Sunday is Father's Day.

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So write a note, buy your father figure,

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his favorite candy bar, or just tell him

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you love him and that you're thankful

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for all the love and support he's shown

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you over the years. Your small gesture

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will go a long way. You're more powerful

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than you know. Play that Friday music,

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not air. Our shout outs today go to Mr.

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Morgan and all our friends at Furnest

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Brook Middle School in Marshfield,

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Massachusetts. Happy last day of school.

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Yes, please. And holy moly, Johnson

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Youth Center in Juno, Alaska, your art

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project is absolutely incredible. I love

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this one. Telling you the what, letting

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you decide what to think. And uh this

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one, shout out to my old NFL days. Who's

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that dude with the big old neck? Uh

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listen, thank you for making us part of

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your day. And fun fact, did you know

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that the city and burrow of Juno is

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larger than the state of Rhode Island?

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The more you know. Got knocked down 10

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times. standup CNN 10. And this one, oh

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yeah, there it is.

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Well done. All right, go on out. Make

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someone smile. I'll see you right back

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here for another CNN 10 summer Friday

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next week. I'm Koi Wire and we are CNN

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10.

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