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What's up everybody? Thanks for joining

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us. I'm Ryan Young filling in for

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Koiwire. Happy to be back with you on

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another edition of CNN 10. Today is your

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word Wednesday and so listen up and see

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if your vocabulary word that you

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submitted made it in today's show. All

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right, let's get to your headlines for

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Wednesday, November 12th. We begin in

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Washington, DC, where the longest

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government shutdown in US history is one

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step closer to ending. Eight senators in

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the Democratic caucus join Republicans

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and approving a bill to fund the

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government. But Democrats did not get

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their key demand, an extension of the

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government assistance for people who get

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their health insurance through the

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Affordable Care Act, also known as

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Obamacare. Instead, Republican senators

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promised a vote on healthc care reform

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sometime next month. The bill now goes

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to the House of Representatives where a

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vote is expected as soon as today.

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President Donald Trump has indicated he

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supports the bill and wants the

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government to reopen. Nobody, and I mean

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nobody, likes being stuck in traffic.

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But what if you could trade the gridlock

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for gliding and commute to and from

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school or work in a flying car? Well, it

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may be closer than you think. One

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innovative company is now making

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personal flying vehicles a reality. One

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could even be yours for the right price.

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Our Nick Watt got the chance to catch up

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with the team that's trying to change

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the future of aviation.

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>> You don't need a pilot's license and you

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don't even need a runway.

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>> There. Can you see it? It's just there.

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If you've ever played a video game, you

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can fly this thing. It's one joystick.

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Seriously. And there's a lever to

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release a parachute if it all goes

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horribly wrong. It looks awesome from

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down here. What's the feeling?

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>> Such a great feeling. And just the best

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view ever. It's in normal aviation, you

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don't get to fly this low to the ground

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that often. So Oh,

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>> getting to do it in this point of view

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is spectacular.

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>> I'm going to stop talking to you cuz I

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don't want you to crash.

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>> Appreciate that.

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Kittyhawk gave birth to the age of

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aviation. And all this might be another

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massive milestone in the history of

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flight.

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>> It looks wrong. You know, my brain can't

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quite get a handle on the movement. I'm

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used to seeing how cars, motorbikes,

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airplanes move. This just moves

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differently. It's disconcerting.

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It's weird. I mean, it's awesome. It's

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weird.

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What are we calling this? We call it

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like an aircraft. We call it a flying

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car. I mean, what is it?

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>> So, technically, it's an EV tall, which

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stands for electric vertical takeoff and

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landing.

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>> There is a catch. You aren't allowed to

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fly over so-called congested areas with

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lots of people and buildings. Couple of

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other downsides. Starting price

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$190,000. And for now, the battery life

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is only around 20 minutes. The range

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only about 20 m. Pivotal says that will

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improve.

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>> Whoa. Jeez Louise.

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>> Another issue.

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>> They won't let me fly for real because I

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haven't practiced long enough in the VR

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simulator.

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>> Yep. Let go.

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>> Let go of the trigger.

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>> Yep. There you go.

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>> Wow.

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>> This is great.

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>> That's cool, right?

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>> Ignore my histrionics. This is very

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easy.

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>> I mean, this feels very cool. Oh, and

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and I'm just pretending. You have to

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pass a test in the simulator before you

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can buy a pivotal personal aircraft. It

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isn't a legal requirement. They say

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they're just being responsible and also

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looking into uses helpful to humanity.

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Maybe for getting a smoke jumper into a

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wildfire or getting a doctor to a

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hard-to-reach patient. And of course,

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there's the military.

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>> You've given them to the US Air Force

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already.

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>> That's correct. For non-developmental

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testing and now we're working with other

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agencies within the DoD. That said,

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there's, I think, an amazing opportunity

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in recreation.

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>> And one pilot told me, "Flying a Cessna,

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it's like driving a sedate sedan. Flying

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this is like riding a motorcycle."

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>> Time for a 10-second trivia. Which of

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these is the largest active volcano in

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the world? Mount Etna, Mount Nanaloa,

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Crackatoa, Mount St. Helens?

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If you said Mount Aloha, Alava, how you

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feel, you know your stuff. Mount Aaloa,

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Hawaiian for long mountain, is the

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largest active volcano by both mass and

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volume. It covers more than half of the

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state's Big Island. It's not just a

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tornado, it's a volcano. Our next story

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takes us to Hawaii's Kilaway volcano

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where video shows lava blasting more

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than a,000 ft into the air. The clash

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between the scorching air near the lava

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and the cooler air around it created a

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tornado-like swirl. Scientists call,

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yep, a volat. It's kind of like a

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nature's crossover episode. Kiloa was

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whipped up dust devils like this during

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the past eruptions, too. One in

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September even expelled about 12.5

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million cubic yards of lava. That's

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enough to bury a football field a mile

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deep. And that's some serious barometric

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brew. Haha. If you've ever been to the

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hospital for an MRI scan, the loud

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noises and tight spaces can make for a

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daunting experience. But Lego is trying

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to change that courtesy of a custom set

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that helps walk patients through the

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process.

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>> Playing with Legos can be much more than

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just fun. The Danish Toy Company says

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its specialized playset that looks like

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an MRI procedure room is helping

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hospitals around the world explain the

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daunting scan to children. When children

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go through MRI scans, uh they meet our

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equipment. It's very huge. It made loud

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noises and the children have to lie

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still throughout the examination that

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can make them a bit nervous and some

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have anxiety. A hospital in Denmark is

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one of the facilities using LEGO's mini

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mockup of an MRI, which includes a

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scanner and figurines of a patient and

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medical staff, so children can learn

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about the procedure in a way that's less

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intimidating to them.

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>> We play through the examination at the

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preparation and the children get

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familiar with what's going to happen.

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Um, and that empowers them throughout

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the examination. So they can do this MRI

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scan without any use of anesthesia.

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>> A new report from LEGO says health care

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professionals have reported that using

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the playsets nearly cuts in half the

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need for sedation or anesthesia in

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children undergoing MRIs. And that's a

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relief for many worried parents.

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>> I could see that she was calm and she

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knew what was going to happen. and that

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made me at ease as well. I also think it

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was really good for her to have

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something familiar from home, the the

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Lego toys. Um, that was really

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beneficial to see that used in a more

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serious setting.

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>> Lego says it has donated more than

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10,000 of its kits to medical facilities

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right around the world since 2023.

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Legos that won't turn into pirate ships

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or fantasy worlds, but that could help

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kids boost their confidence in uncertain

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settings. Paula Newton, CNN.

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[Applause]

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

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high school football team coming

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together for a pair of big wins. On the

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field and in the pizza kitchen, the

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Morehead Spuds were preparing to chow

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down on their victory meal following an

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upset win over their top ranked rivals.

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But that's when their coach learned the

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dozens of pizzas they had pre-ordered

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for the long bus ride home hadn't even

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been made yet.

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>> The guy was like, "Hey, I just got here

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at 9:30. It's just me. There's no chance

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I'm I'm going to be able to deliver

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these pizzas." So, the starving squad

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called an audible and headed into the

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kitchen to make their own pizzas at the

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local Papa John's. And even though the

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team had already had some pizza making

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veterans on hand, everyone got in on the

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action.

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>> I turn over to Jameson cuz, you know, we

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both work at Domino's and we both just

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started, you know, getting ready like in

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that mindset to go make the pizza.

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>> Never made a pizza in my life. Just

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that's the crazy story. Never made a

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pizza in my life. Never worked at a

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pizza place. In total, the Spuds cranked

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out 30 pies in just 40 minutes, tossing,

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baking, slicing, and boxing like pizza

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pros. The display of teamwork had their

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coaches saying, "Mama mia." All these

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guys just selforganized. I mean, they

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they got it all done. They did the

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assembly line like they they they've

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been doing this for years. And I tell

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you what, amazing story. We joked it was

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kind of adapt and overcome, right? It

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was a phenomenal ride home.

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>> I guess when life gives you lemons, you

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make pizza. All right, superstars. Let's

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get your shout outs in. But first,

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thanks to Miss Moore's eighth grade

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class at Belmont Middle School in

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Belmont, North Carolina for submitting

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today's word of the day. Bruhaha. It's a

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noun meaning a noisy and excited

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response to something. And this first

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shout out goes to the third period class

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at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in

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Fort Lauderdale. Go Raiders. And for our

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Instagram page, Miss Moon's class at

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Warm Springs Middle School in Marietta,

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California. I see you. I see how much

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you love our Instagram page. I'm guilty

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of the same thing. All right, it's all

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we have for today. We'll see you right

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back here tomorrow. It's always a

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pleasure hanging out. I'm filling in for

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TCOY. Don't forget, see you in 10.

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